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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1962
Page
2
A mother asks how to handle a six year old boy who struggles in first grade, showing babyish behavior and bed wetting. Doctors advise delaying full workload, possible half day in class, and shifting homework responsibility to school while using home activities and gentle correction.
Marguerite Hanson and Brian J. Hays were married at 2:30 p.m. Saturday in the First Methodist Church. Dr. Earl R. Henderson officiated. The couple, with families from Elyria, exchanged vows amid yellow bronze gladioli and mums. The bride wore an organza gown with lace accents and a train, a double crown veil, and carried a rose and stephanotis bouquet. A reception for 250 followed. The Hayses will reside at Beverly Court.
Kay-Harrison Junior Women's League presents an Outdoor Art Show in Ely Park on September 29 from 1 to 5 p.m. Judges are John W. Udvardy Christopher Muhlert and Mayor Charles V Neesen. Udvardy a CIA graduate and Cleveland Museum of Art exhibitor. Muhlert also with the Cleveland Museum and member of the Artists Guild. Prizes for various media. area students may participate. Penny Art Scholarship to a high school senior.
For easier daily bedmaking focus on tighter hospital style corners. Practice folding and tucking at the foot and sides to create a neat, secure finish with less effort and faster turnover.
Ruth Louise Fitts and Herman Joseph Myers wed in a 10 am ceremony at St Peter Church North Ridgeville officiated by Rev John O Jacoby. The bride daughter of Ralph K Fits and Mrs Fits the groom son of Eugene Myers. The couple will reside at 7130 Root Rd North Ridgeville. The wedding featured white gladioli and yellow mums with music by Marie Kazmierczak and Robert Schneider.
The Magyar United Church of Christ Dorcas Guild met in church parlors with the meditation A New Era in World Missions. Mrs. Al Wyszynski reported progress on the cook book project and a donation was sent to the Ligonier orphanage.
Phi Delta Delta Beta Sigma Phi chapter met at Laura Camp's home last night and announced chairmen for programs ways and means scrapbook building fund publicity yearbook and social. The council will host a card party and style show September 26 at Holly Hall with fashions from J C Penney Co. Secret sisters will be added next year and meetings will occur on the second and fourth Tuesdays, next at Ann Schoenbachler's home on Beebe Avenue.
Mary Catherine Kenny became Mrs. Frank J. Dombrosky Jr during a 9 30 a m ceremony at St Agnes Church with Rev James Gallagher officiating. Attendants included Janet Dombrosky and Jean Kenny as bridesmaids. The couple plans to reside in Bowling Green after a 1960 graduate bride and 1959 graduate groom.
Miss Maria Pertik and Frank Shepherd Jr. were married in Shaker Heights on Saturday. The couple honeymoon in Nassau and the Bahama Islands and plan to reside on Kenyon Rd. after their return September 12. They are the son and daughter of Mrs. O O Pertik and the late Dr Pertik of Shaker Heights.
Calendar items list meetings for Sedonia Chapter 69 including La bor Temple at 7 30 p m NSA Hotel Graystone dinner Rainbow Mothers Club Ma sonic Temple 8 p m Newcomers Club Holly Hall 8 p m style show St Clair Rebekah Lodge IOOF Hall 7 30 p m Ruth Naomi Guild church ROBERT J KENNY Til wasl p m.
Doctors admit nervous strain and headaches from work and reveal their use of Anacin tablets for fast relief. The ad claims three of four doctors recommend it for patients and notes Anacin offers stronger, non narcotic relief with extra medication. It emphasizes quick action, long lasting effect, and no habit formation.
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