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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1966
Page
2
Elyria area clubs and PTAs announce a Demolay newspaper drive asking residents to save newspapers and call for pickup. Also reported are weekly fitness results, spring events, and a childbirth notice for Mr. and Mrs. C J Morgan of Berea with details of the newborn and family.
Phi Gamma Delta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held its final season meeting at Mrs Linus Affolders home in Amherst. Mrs Richard Ward advisor installed officers including Marilyn Pronesti president Judy McMullen treasurer Ann Marie Ross recording secretary and others. City Council reps were Marilyn Pronesti Mrs Dennis Mika and Mrs Linus Affolder with Rita McLaughlin as alternate. Laura Camp city council president attended as a guest. Hostesses were Mrs Affolder and Mrs Schmidt.
Richard Calkins and Yvette Gersak were married May 7 at St. Mary Church Wakeman with Rev. John Sherbno officiating. The bride, daughter of Francis B. and Mrs. Gersak, wore organza and lace with a Dior bow. maid of honor Linda Gersak. best man Paul Motolik. 400 guests attended a 3:30 p.m. reception at St. Mary hall. The couple resides at 42 Pearl St. Wakeman.
The final meeting of First Church Women of First Congregational Church will be a dessert luncheon on Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the Great Hall. A memorial service by Gladys Fowell honors those who died this year. Mrs Richard Linde presents Hymns and Their Stories. New officers will be installed. Midtown Circle hosts with Mrs Frank Higgie and Mrs Russell Wetzel co chairmen. Babysitting available. Reservations due in church office by Monday.
Florence Marie Haker and Anthony Cesa wed at 9 30 am in St Mary Church Norwalk with Rev Norbert Howe officiating The bride daughter of Alton and Mrs Haker Wakeman and the groom son of Mr and Mrs Quindeen Cesa Norwalk 42 1 2 Pearl St The Oriole gown chiffon over taffeta with sequin trim and pearl crown The couple will live at 42 1 2 Pearl St Wakeman A reception for 300 followed at Wakeman American Legion Hall The bride employed as secretary in Wakeman Elementary School The groom with Clevite Harris Milan Also included is a cooking tip for stuffed artichokes
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kiekota of Foster Park Rd announce the engagement of their daughter Lee Ann Kiekota to Keith J. Kocsis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kocsis of 116 South Leavitt Rd. Lee Ann is a Marion L. Steele High School graduate who studied at Lorain Business College and works as an IBM operator at George Worthington Co in Cleveland. Keith is a Marion Steele High School graduate serving in the U S Army. Wedding plans are definite.
Excerpts from Dear Abby offer blunt household and social advice. A mother of five advised to do nothing as complaint time, friends endure slide shows need editing, and a reflection on marital makeup stresses. Tips emphasize courtesy, efficiency, and a smile paired with competence as key to good service.
The Garden Y's Guest Day tea at Holly Hall featured Garden Department of Elyria Woman's Club members, YWCA Cosmopolitan Club, and incoming president Mrs Walter Peak. Arrangements used unusual bases like Coca Cola bottles and driftwood, with comments from Mrs Walter Hyle and Mrs Duffrin Morris. A Williamsburg flower arrangements film was shown and hosts served under green dyed table decor.
Mr and Mrs Edward Wysocki announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Ann to Pvt Daniel C Zdara. Mary Ann is a Ridgeville High School graduate and department manager at Federal Department Store. Pvt Zdara is a Marine at Camp Pendleton, Calif.
The American Legion Auxiliary met at Post 12 on Ohio Street naming a full year slate. Officers include President Marion Krueck and secretaries, with delegates chosen for the District Convention and a Junior Auxiliary group installed. A memorial service and poppy dance followed.
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