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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1959

Page

5

Miss Elam Weds Wayne Hudson In Oberlin Ceremony

Miss Marlene Elam and Wayne G. Hudson married at First Methodist Church Oberlin in a 7 30 p m candlelight ceremony. Rev William K Hogg officiated with music by Peter Edwards and Rachel Faries. The bride wore a chiffon velvet gown designed by herself and a floor length veil. The couple, both residents of Oberlin, will live in Elyria at 2693 Grafton Road. Bridal party included Linda Wyckoff and Mrs John Clement as attendants. Family guests numbered about 175 at a reception in the church social rooms. The bride is a 1958 Oberlin High School graduate and Euclid Academy graduate. the groom is a 1955 Elyria High School graduate and a machinist at Republic Steel.

Oberlin Marlene Elam Wayne G. Hudson First Methodist Church William K. Hogg Peter Edwards Rachel Faries Kiser Elam Columbus Hudsorm Glenn Hudson Beebe Cu Elyria Mariene Linda Wyckoff John Clement Oberlin’ High School Marlene Euclid Academy of Beauty Culture Cleveland Mbs Hudson Elyria High School Republic Steel Corporation Grafton Re Evelyn McGee Mirs Richard Reinders Donald’ ‘Worcester Harold Par

Dear Abby Advice on Mailbox Height and Doctor Misuse

Rural mailbox height must be 42 to 48 inches from the ground per postal rules. If lowering is too costly, leave it as is. The dentist who insists on being called doctor may need medical help, not dental surgery, as suggested by Abby.

Abby Adby

Socialite founds Deafness Research Foundation in New York

Mrs. Hobart C. Ramsey, longtime deaf since youth, leads the Deafness Research Foundation to fund hospital and university studies, promote yearly hearing tests, early diagnosis, and prevention. She recalls her 1950s fenestration surgeries that restored some hearing and her spinal operation, tying personal healing to public service.

New York UPP Hobart C. Ramsey Short Hills Ramsey Worithington Corp Deafness Research Foundation Weil Foundation Nashville Tenn Mayo Clinic Rochester Minn Julius Lempert

Needlecraft District Sets Meeting

Miss Mabel Fernald will speak on Needlework topics at the East District meeting of the National Needlecraft Guild Monday at 1 15 p m in the Oberlin Peoples Bank Auditorium The Norvell based home economics extension agent will lead the session Merri Crosstitch Oberlin and Candlewick Pittsfield units hostesses tea served Russ Mabel Norton Wellington presides

Mabel Fernald Te East National Needlecraft Guild Peoples Bank Oberlin Norvell Thehome Economics Huron County Merri-Crosstitch Candlewick Pittsfield Russ Mabel Norton Wellington

Fun Fair Slated By St Jude’s Parents Club

The St. Jude Parents Club plans a Fun Fair on November 2 at 2:10 PM in the new auditorium with Poplar Street Games and turkey prizes. Advent wreaths will be made by members, orders via Mrs. Tom Weitzel Beebe Court.

St. Jude Parents Club Mondar Poplar Sc Turkey Tom Weitzel Beebe Court Les Robers Vern Archer Djeseps Beles Ted Janus Matt Zaisski John Niemmn Wiliam Yoo

Pattern orders and TOPS club weigh loss report

The item notes Printed Pattern S517 for girls sizes 6 to 12 with yardage and mailing costs from Marian Merin The Chronicle Telegram Pattern Dept New York. It also covers TOPS club in Estia where 10 applicants pledged about 350 pounds. four members lost 1142 pounds. the club name Three ITOPS stems from the motto I came I saw I conquered and meetings are set for Mondays.

Eassen Marian Merin Chronicle-Telegram Wes Ish St New York N. Oy TOPS Eistia SMCA Jean Schau MCA

Articles Finished by EMH Auxiliary at Hospital Sewing Meet

Twenty four members and three volunteers attended the Elstia Mermonal Hospital Auxiliary sewing session. The group completed two hundred articles and finalized plans for the upcoming hospital fair.

EMH Elstia Mermonal Hospital

Sandra Dean and Roger Looney Tie Wedding at Grace Apostolic Church

Sandra Lu Dean and Roger H. Looney wed in a 2 10 a.m. ceremony at Grace Apostolic Church. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dean, wore a blue lace sheath dress and carried white carnations. Best man was Carl Looney. maid of honor Shirly Ann Clinclar wore turquoise. about fifty guests attended. The couple planned a honeymoon trip south after the ceremony.

Larry Schnepne John Clement Raymond Pember Jimmy Hogg Orion East River St Roger H. Looney Grace Apostolic Church Sandra Lu Dean Leonard Dean North Murray Ridge Rd James Schriver Looney Langiey Looney Broad St Mr. Looney Seventh Street Shirly Ann Clinclar Everest Crisp Karen Dean Melkvern Spicer

Parents' Corner Child Needs Privacy Of Own Bedroom

A reader asks about boys sharing a bedroom with parents and whether the 9 year old needs a room to himself. The response stresses privacy, potential harms of shared spaces, and suggests partitions or moving to a larger home as possible.

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Girl Scout Troop 236 Elects Officers at St Agnes School

Election of officers was held at the Girl Scout Troop 236 meeting at St Agnes School. Mary Ann Malrick was named president Rita Matther vice president Gail France secretary Kathy Reese reporter. New patrols formed under Barbara Urig Marcia Tarnalla Joerine Horvath Rita Masher Dorothy Pearce. Marsha Meeks, a senior, reported on the Colorado roundup. Troop 734 guests attended.

St. Agnes School Mary Ann Malrick Rita Matther Gail France Kathy Reese Barbara Urig Marcia Tarnalla Joerine Horvath Rita Masher Dorothy Pearce L Marsha Meeks Colorado Kathy ‘Reese

Fresh flowers used to decorate summer patty cakes

Fresh flowers are used to decorate summer patty cakes. The stems are dipped in paraffin then cooled in ice water to prevent frosting discoloration.

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