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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1963
Page
3
Advice based on Frances L. Ilg and Louise Bates Ames on adoption troubles and parental guilt. The piece urges open discussion, practical guidance for answering children’s questions about their birth parents, and coping strategies for frustration, resentment, and overindulgence in adopted families. It emphasizes sharing experiences with other parents to solve common adoption challenges.
Sal Tirabassi and Mary Catherine Eshman wed Saturday morning at St Joseph Church in Euclid Collinwood officiated by Rev Wat ham F Schmoldt. The bride wore a lace gown with a sloped neckline and hoop skirt. she carried white orchids. Maureen Burke served as maid of honor in a street length gold satin gown with a beaded headband. she wore gold mums.
Captain Paul Wood spoke on What on Earth Are We Doing for Heaven's Sake at the YWCA Two O Clock Club. The event highlighted Army work including clothing and furniture distribution, a 450 guest wedding reception for alcoholics and the homeless, and charity efforts. The group planned community college levy support, a rummage sale, and fundraising booths for the International Festival.
Gamma Epsilon ESP met at Rita McCormick's home on Keys Drive. Members took orders for holiday candles and a ways and means project. Judy Plumiey and Pat Woodruff gave a program on decorating with fall foliage and fruits. Guests included Audrey Porter Carole Peastey and Dotte Ma j check. Reva Weiland was co hostess. A backward rush party is planned at Helen Ma heck's home on Oct 2.
Marilyn Jean Spieker married Emil Novak at First Lutheran Church Lorain with Rev. Roverti officiating. The gown featured nylon bodice and three tiered veil. Madeleine Kish was maid of honor. vows, reception for 240, and a Niagara Falls wedding trip followed. The couple will reside on Russia Road South Amherst.
Colorful linens inspire housewives to embroider flowers in natural colors with pattern 1263 showing three pairs of motifs 4x13 inches. Price 35 cents plus 15 cents mailing. send name address and pattern number 66 to Alice Brooks in The Chronicle-Telegram Needlecraft Dept. Old Chelsea Station New York.
A preliminary meeting for nurses in maternal and child health is scheduled during the Ohio State Nurses Association Convention in Columbus. The session runs 1 to 2 p.m. Tuesday in Deshler Hilton room 212 to assess statewide need for clinical programs and continuing education in maternal and child nursing.
New York dispatch reports Sophia Loren will host a one hour CBS special titled Loren in Rome. Phil D Antoni and Norman Bear produce and write guiding viewers to Rome landmarks with a sponsor signed but outlet not set. A prior CBS program featured Elizabeth Taylor in London aired last summer.
The October meeting of Division D of Lake Avenue United Church of Christ met on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Warren Wright in charge. Devotions by Mrs. Thomas Marsh centered on Because by William H Boddy. The study of Christ and the Fine Arts by Cynthia Peart Maus continued. Mrs Harlarx Wilcox presented youth of Jesus in Scripture poems hymns and pictures. A reception for Rev Jack O Cassidy and family was announced for October 20 after church service. Mrs Walter Balear Mrs Charles Kuba and Mrs William Henes led arrangements.
Katherine P. Highgate and Robert A. Eastman announce their engagement. Highgate is the daughter of Mrs. Majorie Highgate and A. G. Highgate of Parkview Court. Eastman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Eastman of Middle Avenue. The couple plans a October 20 wedding at 4 p.m. at the First Methodist Church with Dr. Earl Henderson officiating. The Women’s Fellowship will host a turkey dinner on November 14 and all women’s groups will assist. The next meeting is November 20 at the Village Inn.
A sewing columnist outlines under pressing as the key step for professional finish, instructing to press each seam on the wrong side, open seam allowances, and press along grain. It covers easing fullness, shrinking sleeve cap fullness with rows of stitches, and finishing hems with pinning, plus guidance on dart pressing and reader questions.
Jeanne Ann Klein and Andrew P. Dziak married at 9 30 am Saturday in Holy Trinity Church Lorain officiated by Rev Joseph S Ungarsky. Bride daughter of Joseph and Mrs Klein 1311 West 30th Street Lorain groom son of Charles Dziak 703 DeWitt Street Lorain and late Mrs Susan Dziak. Eleven pages describe gowns flowers and reception details with out of town guests including Senator Frank W King and Mrs King.
Emria Disney Catholic High School Band Boosters held a get acquainted tureen dinner in the school cafe. Rev. Robert Donahue, director of EDCHS, spoke on the functions and purpose of band boosters. Attendees discussed upcoming events and fundraising plans.
In Japan, cultured pearls are produced by inserting an infant into pearl oysters. Oysters are kept in wire baskets suspended from rafts with care to provide ideal conditions. When bay water shifts with seasons or floods and typhoons occur, the rafts are moved or oysters are lowered to the bay bottom to avoid disruption.
Air Force Mothers held an October meeting at Montieth Hall with husbands and guests. A tureen dinner preceded a color slides narration by Miss Victorine Sears about travels to Denmark Sweden Norway and Russia. Plans were made for a Thursday trip to Brecksville Veterans Hospital. Members will distribute candy bars to patients and a barber shop will furnish entertainment. Anyone wishing to join may contact Esther Reisinger.
Mu Sigma Chanter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Steve Ferancy's home. Mrs. Richard Camp served as cotossess. The group planned decor for the First Lady Banquet on November 12 at Wishbone Restaurant and heard a program titled Her Crowning Glory by Mrs. Gene Legeza. A mink side prize was announced by City Council in December. After business, Miss Pat Rumph was honored with a bridal shower. The next meeting is October 22 at Miss Mary Ann Novak's home.
Social gathering advertised for this evening at St Teresa Church Hall on Harris Road in Sheffield Lake. Doors open at 7 p.m. with a regular party to follow at 8 p.m. Proceeds or further details not provided in readable text.
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