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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1961
Page
3
Miss Luceda Bring married Allen Mihalik at St. Teresa Church with 10 am ceremony. Rev. Raymond Grismer officiated. The couple’s families hail from Lorain and Abbe Road. A large reception followed at the Polish American Citizens Club Hall.
Aileen Benninghoff reviews Irving Stone's The Agony And The Ecstasy at a Elyria Woman's Club tea. The historical novel blends fact and biography, tracing Michelangelo Buonarroti from 1475 birth to early influences with stone cutters, shaping a life tied to Rome and Florence.
Aileen Benninchoff, longtime Elyria Woman's Club book reviewer, offers to return four treasured photos to comedian Joe E. Brown. The items were part of Brown's birth place and early life era, saved to supplement a review of his book Laughter Is a Wonderful Thing. Brown’s California home and trophy collection were burned in recent brush lines.
A fragmented holiday scene blends kitchen aromas with a tale of Michelangelo and artistic apprenticeship. Mentions of Brazil nut chips, traditional Thanksgiving foods, and a narrative snippet about Michelangelo’s early training appear amid scattered text about family feasts and historical anecdotes.
Miss Betty Lou Barnes daughter of Mr. and Mrs Harold Barnes Berlin Heights repeated wedding vows with Thomas I Hartley at Huron Evangelical United Brethren Church Rev L Ross Carothers officiated Bridegroom’s parents are Mr and Mrs Hartley of Florence Chaska Beach Huron The reception followed in the church Widercroft The bridal party included James Hartley as best man The bride wore lace and tulle with a pearl necklace and earrings Floral decor featured gladioli mums roses and ivy The article also details a holiday recipe section with Brazil nuts onions and sweet potatoes
Mrs. Maurice E. Amon announces Elyria YWCA Duplicate Bridge Club results from Monday night. North South winners are Paul and Ed Schwaegerle with 4344 match points. second are Mrs. Robert Fattver and Mrs. Robert Smith with 4242. third Mr. and Mrs. William Gunning with 364 match points. East West first place goes to Mrs. Richard Aldrich and Mrs. Harold Kunkle with 40 match points. second to Mrs. F. A. Helfrich and Mrs. 8. L. Bragger with 354% match points. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leuser and Mr. and Mrs. William Roberts tie for third. Meeting time changed to 8 p.m.
Mr and Mrs Hugh Graham of 102 South Avon Belden Road North Eaton welcome daughter Linda Lou born Wednesday at Southwest Community Hospital Berea weighing seven pounds six ounces. Grieg Allyn their 18 month old son joins the family. Grandparents are Mrs Florence Graham and Mrs Doris Hansen Center Ridge Road Nort h-TEEN SALE Sophomore Teens host bake sale at 8 20 a.m. tomorrow in Hess Pharmacy. Oakwood PTA festival at Jefferson School gym tonight 6 10 with games booths fish pond and supper. St Teresa Social Party tonight on Harris Road Shield Lake open 7 p m regular party 8 p m.
National Council Catholic Nurses Elyria chapter hosts Y Maters Club at Holly Hall 8 p.m. style show and card party. Oakwood PTA holds fall festival at Jefferson School gym. Royal Neighbors of America 1374 at YWCA Residence 7:30 p.m. Order of Eastern Star 165 at Masonic Temple 7:30 p.m. family night.
Elyria Tip TOPS plans a December 32 gathering at Ohio Fuel Gas Co auditorium to elect officers and install KOPS. A candlelight service by a KOPS member will follow a gift exchange and weigh in. Eleven members posted a 26 pound loss with top scorers Shirley Lauer and Carol Kayser.
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