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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1961
Page
7
Marcia Penisten presents a feature on the kitchen door concept and a guided exploration of flavorful dishes. The piece highlights approachable recipes and practical tips for home cooks seeking tasty, wholesome meals.
Pat Harrison, wife and mother, holds the Mrs. Elyria title and competes in Mrs America events while balancing duties as teacher, Girl Scout leader, and YWCA board member. Her family of four children and home on Butternut Ridge Rd anchors a busy civic and culinary life.
Roger Wayne Millett and Vivian Lyons wed at North Ridgeville Congregational Church on Sept 24 at 3 p.m. The bride, daughter of Robert and [Lyons, wore a nylon gown with pearl crown veil. James Yost sang as bridesmaids and flower girl paraded. reception followed. The couple resides at 29141 Bassett Rd in Westlake.
A reception at Bess and Andy s featured blue and white decor and a four tier cake topped by a miniature bride and groom. Hostesses Mary Thome Nancy Jones Jeanne Lyons and JoAnn Lui kart, cousins of the bride, stood in an archway. The bride, Miss Lyons, wore a royal blue suit to Canada trip and is a Ridgeville High School 1959 graduate employed by Pick N Pay. The groom, a North Olmsted High School graduate, is employed by A and P Co.
Decette's Club outlines a Christmas banquet with Walter Schroeder as guest and a mystery sister reveal. Prizes awarded to Mrs. Ted Pileski Mrs. Harry Gard and Mrs. Tony Trupp. hostess gift won by Mrs. Zoltan Zoltal. Event at Roman Villa Husbands on December 9 at 6 15 pm. Decorations center on a Halloween theme. Next meeting set for November 12 at Mrs. Ted Pilesla's Henry Street residence.
Trion Marte describes a sleek skirt with three low box pleats suited to flannel and various tops. Printed Pattern 9118 fits Misses' waist sizes 24 through 32 with 1 1 4 yards for size 28. send 35 cents plus 10 cents for first class mailing to Manon Martin in New York.
Churchwomen met at St Paul Circle 2 ER reading poems including Because I Have Been Given Much and Because I The group heard a reading by Miss Wednesday as Mrs Emma Pal Chris Fath led a devotional at 125 Courtland St. Speakers included Mrs D L Franks and Mrs Stanley Joreski. Guests, luncheon, and notices of upcoming Guild events and anniversaries were announced.
The story hour tomorrow runs from 4:30 PM to 11:15 AM featuring Ol Man Halloween and spooks. Children in costume will attend a Halloween party with prizes as Miss Yarish tells The Pumpkin Giant and other poems and tales from classic children’s volumes.
El Rey Caldron unit officers were elected at Eagles Hall meeting. A tureen dinner preceded installation set for Nov 11 at 8 p.m. at Masone Temple. Virginia Coffin to be mighty chosen one along with listed officers and will be honored at Wishbone dinner Nov 8.
Installation night for Protectors Assembly of Dames of Malta will be Tuesday at 8 in IOOF Hall. Mary Prentice will be inducted president. Formal dress requested. Rummage sale details, Halloween motif, and hostesses noted at IOOF Hall event.
Jody Johnston was elected president of Freshman Y-Teens at Holly Hall Sherr on Tuesday. Sprague is vice president, Schilng secretary, Petiress treasurer, with Mur bach reporter and Papenbrock worship. Meeting set for November 7 at 3 15 pm.
Tonight lists events across town including Ohe Fuel Gas Co and Tom, Roosevelt PTA Halloween party, Townsend Club, YWCA Residence at 7 30 p.m., Cootlette Club 107, VFW Post Home 1073, Bethel Shrine, OWSJ Masomec Temple at 7 30 p.m.
A local notice invites clubs and church groups to join a fund raising effort offering lucrative Dutch maid party sales near Christmas. For details mail box 1004 Elyria Ohio.
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