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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1962
Page
3
In a period piece on mortgages and home buying, the author argues amortized loans reduce interest over time and allow paying more principal early. The piece advises budgeting for closing costs, initial repairs, and a few hundred dollars extra, and notes old houses needing remodeling can be best bargains in solid, established neighborhoods. Tomorrow’s note promises guidance on appraising a house and checking craftsmanship.
Miss Vivian Rae Thornburg and Adrien H Little wed in a four o clock LaPorte Methodist ceremony officiated by Dr. Robert W Lyon. The bride, daughter of Mrs F Duane Thornburg, wore silk organza with pearl details. attendants wore tangelo and green gowns. A reception for about 250 followed at Spring Valley Country Club before the couple's NYC trip and future residence at 218 Harvard Ave.
Miss Diane Panette Deuble wed Jack Lawrence Lederer in a 3:30 p.m. ceremony at Fairchild Chapel Oberlin on Saturday. Attended by family from Oberlin and Stamford Connecticut, the couple will reside in Laurel Maryland after a reception at the Oberlin Inn. The bride, a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan, will teach English at Dundalk High School outside Baltimore. the groom, also an Ohio Wesleyan alum, works for the Department of Defense at Fort Meade Maryland. The ceremony honored the bride’s grandparents Mr. and Mrs Ralph Double on their golden anniversary.
Judith Marie Smith daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith Jr. born Aug 26 at St. Joseph Hospital Lorain weighing pounds 14 ounces mother Josie Campo. Elyria alumnae club speaker Mary Jane Allread Nice to address meeting at 47 Meadowbrook Brentwood Lake Village. Visiting Peters family in Lorain from Port Washington. Echo’s picnic at 308 Spruce St. Emma Cowen guest. Surprise baby shower for Mrs Don Huttinger 150 Cleveland St. Howard B Smith of Knoxville visits Elyria. Jean Wagner honored at Amherst shower planning Nov 24 wedding with Jerry Wilker. YWCA Senior League cookout at Hazel Crandall 1738 Oberlin Rd. Clare George to speak at Two OClock Club Sept 18 in YWCA Residence.
Oberlin Mr and Mrs Ralph Deuble celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a supper hosted by their son Paul Deuble and daughter in law at 197 West Lorain Street. About 60 guests attended. Diane Paullette Deuble wed Jack Lawrence Lederer on the same day. The Deubles were married September 1 1912 by the Rev Gay in Brunswick. They moved to their current home in 1960 and are former Flyrna Methodist Church members. Mr Deuble worked as a plant guard at Bendix Westinghouse in Elyria. They have three children Paul Ruth and Carel and ten grandchildren.
Velvet date dresses feature jewel like tones of green blue coffee and red with doll waistlines and shaped skirts. Bodices stay simple while waistlines remain tiny and trimmed in white or cream for frosty contrast.
Dear Abby letters discuss a proposed housewives union to secure vacations from daily duties. One reader advocates a more perfect union with husbands. Other readers share experiences of unwanted advances and a story about a 56 year old man with four diplomas. The column offers humorous and advisory takes on these domestic and social issues.
Leigh G Murphy and Thomas Bailey wed at 4 30 PM Saturday in Fairchild Chapel Oberlin Rev Edward W Jones officiated The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard M Murphy of Oberlin The groom son of Mr and Mrs J R Bailey of Rock Port Md The ceremony featured candelabra fern and chrysanthemums with Mendels Recessional The silk taffeta gown had a portrait neckline Sabrina sleeves and a Directoire draped back The couple will reside in Columbia Missouri Both 1962 Oberlin College graduates.
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