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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1955
Page
7
A column sketches teen money woes from allowances to weekend budgets, revealing how many students struggle to cover dates movies gas and snacks with $1 to $5 weekly allowances and work earnings. It contrasts frugal shoppers with those who spend freely while noting plenty of teens move away to college and face new costs.
Winnie Fay recalls freshman year glimpses at college life and homemaking mishaps. The column notes new brides keeping diaries and shares anecdotes from dorms, kitchens, and first grocery expeditions. It also lists local students pledging or visiting campuses and mentions pie recipes and travel updates.
Miss Anne Marie White designed her own white lace gown for her wedding to Albert G. Rieth at St Teresa Church in Sheffield. The ceremony featured a blue bridesmaid party, a bouquet of white carnations with a white orchid, and about 150 guests in attendance. The former Miss White is from Lorain and the groom from Cleveland area families. they plan to live in Lorain after a Michigan wedding trip.
Elyria Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held a reception for Past Matron Emma Burrer representing North Carolina. About 250 members and guests attended as gifts and performances marked the event, with officers and visiting matrons from several chapters in attendance.
Stan ley Madock home hosts weddings as son Theodore on military leave wed Anne Marie Koviak at St Agnes Church. Earlier Mrs Madhock attended her brother Dr Philip Easly wedding at Lake Ozark. Principal figures include John Mangold, Betty Elder, Marsha Mangold, and Frank Mangold amid family celebrations at Arrowhead Beach and 7900 Franklin Rd Cleveland.
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