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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1963

Page

7

Learn to Sew Catch Stitch on Garments

Instruction on performing catch stitch along the edge of hems to produce a neat right side with no visible marks. Step by step guidance explains threading, backstitching, zigzag in hem, and finishing the seam for a professional look.

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Berlin Heights couple wed in fall ceremony at Sycamore Church

Patricia Cooley and Frederick Nottke united in a fall wedding at Sycamore Church with a reception in the church social parlor. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Conley, wore nylon organza gown with pearl accents. bridesmaids wore blue lir enna dresses. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Nottke Jr. They plan to reside on Routes 2 and 6 in rural Huron after a honeymoon in Falls, W. Their families and local hospital and elevator staff attended the ceremony.

Sabrina Jack Lee Williamson Tom Aati Robert Gasek Mel Church Nottke Berlin Sandusky School of Practical Nursing Good Seimatitan Hospital Sandusky Notthe Ohio 'Northern University Shinrock Elevator Amherst Good Samaritan Hospital Caaries Clemen Ami Patricia Cooley Arthur Buchwald Ae |Falls Land Huron

Smocked Hats and Needlecraft Catalog Promotion

Smocking-tops and smocked hats highlighted with patterns and transfer sizes 214 22 2.promotion invites readers to mail 35 cents per pattern for first class handling to Alice Brooks The Chronicle Telegram Needlecraft Dept New York NY. Catalog features toys fashions crewelwork heirlooms gifts and more for cross stitch knitting sewing weaving embroidering quilting and smocking.

Jersey Faille Alice Brooks The Chronicle-Telegram P. O- Box Chelsea New York N. Y

Calendar WoxDay Duplicate Bridge Club events

Calendar listings show multiple group meetings across locations. YWCA and First Congregational Church host sessions at 3 p.m. Elyria Junior Woman's Club meets Monteith Hall at 7:20 p.m. Y-Echoes gather at a residence at 7:30 p.m. Rainbow Majority Club meets at Mrs. Raymond Moore's Diagonal Rd LaGrange at 3 p.m. Holy Cross PTA meets at the church auditorium at 7:20 p.m. Gert Dorces Guild hosts a ladies parlor event.

WoxDay YWCA Sweet Adelines First Congregational Church Elyria Monteith Hall McGarvey’s Party House Rainbow Majority Raymond Moore Diagonal Rd LaGrange Holy Cross Pta the Methodist Circle Gert Dorces Guild GM Pw

Wedding ties new Mrs Firment to Lorain leader

Marilyn Bryda became Mrs Paul Firment at St Nicolas Church Lorain after a Sept 28 ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Bryda, wore chantilly lace and silk organza with a satin sabrina neckline and chapel train. The couple will reside in Lorain.

Manlyn Jean Bryda Paul Michael Firment St. Nicholas Church Lorain Michael Felock Joseph Bryda West 13Th St. Lorain Joseph Firment Bellefeld Ave George Stanko Chantilly Sabrina Firment Herj Fisher Foods, Inc Franklin Teather Elyria Cade Bouquet White Carnations United States Army Cleveland Chevrolet Georgia l Ave

First Church Women hold luncheon in new Fellowship Hall

The First Church Women met in the new Fellowship Hall for a luncheon with Mayflower Sunday served by Mrs. John Edwards as chairwoman. Mrs. James Couture and Mrs. Donald Kropp presided at the punch bowl while speaker Mrs. Robert Morris of Cleveland discussed The Changing Face of the United Nations after recent UN sessions.

Gates Parent- Teacher Association George Clark Robert Duvall Harry Bates Cornelius DeKam Rex Ferrell Clarence Bennett Ways and Means Earl Nail Ity Richard Butcher Leo Bullocks Howard Rawson Ape Nillard Hammond Edward Panter Myron Kingman Nemstation Corriiden Welburn William Archier Richard Arthur Robert Court Harold van |Valkenberg Harmon Pierce Richard Phelps George Fom Virgil Flucker William Elton Roy Shep ‘Bard Bill Bordy John ‘Smith Willie Senders Lee Adams John Shreffer Albert Krausher Huston Love Samuel Bungard Richard Nichols Ann Pallas Leacher Winnie Nichols George Johnson Elyria Board of Education Joseph Linden Carismas Wasi Spext School i Poesia Abs Willard Hammond Corridon Welburm William Archer Helen W Raddick Kathryn Palmer First Church First Congregational Church Mayflower Sund John Edwards James Couture Donald Kropp Robert Morris Council of World Affairs Cleveland United Naifions Morris United Nations Paul, Jacobs Christ God Richard Linde Andrew Allan, Jr Scrooby Club Fred Vorbis St Mary Anthony Marsico Mary Wayne St Mary 3 Wiliam L. Newton St Mary Church Siser Mary Vanne Mary Msgr Newton Netwion Sciple Mars Trey William J

Keep at least one eye open

A brief cartoonish note echoes a character’s demand to stay vigilant. The phrase emphasizes constant scrutiny or alertness in a humorous or wary context. It frames a cautious, watchful stance.

Wax buildup on furniture blend remedy advised

Chicago reader note reports Donald H Gott of the American Walnut Manufacturers Association offering a restoration method. Mix one tablespoon of mesendre with olive oil in warm water, swirl with cloth, rub briskly, and repeat until excess wax is removed. Dry, then apply two coats of paste wax and buff to shine.

Chicago Donald H. Gott American Walnut Manufacturers” Association

Dusting risks car finish with grit on cloth

Guidance notes potential scratches from dusting with a dusty cloth and recommends using a fine spray to loosen dirt then a soft sponge or lambs wool mitt with soap to safely remove grime. Mentions a social party at St Teresa on Harris Road Shefield Lake with opening at 7 p.m. and a war party at 3 p.m.

Social Party St. Teresa Harris Rd Sheffield Lake

Meats and Vegetables Offer Bargains at Week's Shop

Washington shoppers find a broad assortment of meats and vegetables this week. Meat counters feature turkey, fryers, pork products and more with ample specials. Fresh produce includes Brussels sprouts, cabbage, celery, lettuce, radishes and peppers among others.

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Pattern advertisement offers Marian Martin sewing pattern

An old sewing pattern advertisement promotes Marian Martin patterns with pricing notes and order details. It mentions pattern numbers, sizes, and fabrics, plus a free pattern coupon and a catalog offer with thirty cent catalog request. It includes address details for orders and a call to clip a coupon.

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