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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1965
Page
2
A 1930s style guide outlines setting hair with medium rollers and downward direction for a soft waved look. It advises combing neckline, shaping a wide soft wave over the forehead, tucking behind ears, and blending ends at the nape. Summer care cautions against overuse of setting products. Order Spadea patterns book.
Calendar entries list Monday activities at Lorain Aux i Canton Lady club meetings and 1:30 pm Sam Winchell talk. Tuesday events include Guys and Gals Club and Blue Room Catholic society. Also notes St Teresa and Abbe Road fellowship and Jaycee-ettes at various halls. Thursday lists three TOPS meetings at Columbia Gas auditorium. Friday features Friday Nite Tapettes at 8:36 am hosted by Mrs Alan Gaston.
Joyce Anne Mrosko and Denis Kovacevich were married Aug. 28 at St Nicholas Church with Rev. Michael Felock officiating. The bride, daughter of Joseph and Mary Mrosko, wore a silk organza gown. groom is son of Peter and Mary Kovacevich. Attendants included maid of honor Vernette Super and bridesmaids Faith Kovacevich Sherry Stack Karen Kamnikar. Reception for 300 in St Nicholas Hall followed. The couple will reside at 311 Fifth St, Elyria after a Cape Cod trip.
The Car community PTA meeting led by Rev Martin featured officer introductions by Floyd Decker. Monthly events include style show and card party on Sept 28, rummage sales Oct 15-16, bake sale Nov 4, anniversary play Nov 11-12, pancake breakfast Nov 21, and December movie days with Ms McHugh chairing. Easter candy sale and Kiddie Karnival set for spring with multiple co chairs. Membership chair Mrs Esposito noted need for more women as room smoothers.
Mrs Avsec chaired TRADE program as Sister Mary Norbert speaks at October meeting. Fr Engelhardt receives Cub Scout Pack 134 charter from Harold Hicks while Pack 133 wins a veteran emblem and Boys Life banner. Mrs Burns discusses Mass Media and parent education, urging lifelong learning for parents and noting the League aids Catholic upbringing and decency efforts. Fr Engelhardt cites parental influence on TV and discipline. A voyage surprise is announced for Fr Engelhardt’s Rome trip. A nurse’s pocket guide improves emergency medical data for children with key health details for physicians.
The Chronicle-Telegram records the marriage of Kaye Koontz daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Koontz of 640 Elyria Ave Amherst to Conrad L Oblinger of 609 East Hiver St Aug 28. The double ring ceremony was at First Evangelical United Brethren Church Amherst with Rev Robert Sutherland officiating. Mrs Richard Cooley was the organist.
The Welcome Wa Ron Newcomers Club held its annual card party and style show in Holly Hall drawing more than 140 attendees. Fashion awards went to numerous members and guests, with next month’s meeting to feature a beauty care program.
New Yorkreport notes 9000 Senior Scout Roundup campers in Farragut Idaho chose teaching nursing and the Peace Corps as top career goals. A 94 percent plan to attend college and girls express interest in traditionally male fields such as mathematics archaeology foreign service architecture and marine biology.
Miss Susan Mary Van Arsdale and Thomas Saxton Terry were married at 4% p.m. August 28 in Columbia Methodist Church with Rev. Clarence Neth officiating. The bride, daughter of Richard and Mrs. Van Arsdale of Columbia Station, wore organza over taffeta with lace appliques and a chapel train. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Edgar Terry. Guests included Urbana niece Helen Van Arsdale Fisher as matron of honor and several siblings as bridesmaids and ushers. The reception followed at the church. the couple will reside at 100 West 9th Street, Columbus.
Marie Homita led Talk THREE 1 with a four pound weekly loss while Elizabeth Gibbs topped the monthly contest with a nine pound drop. The group logged gains and losses for the week and planned a bake sale with party games at the Columbia Gas Co. auditorium. Sixty nine people gathered at the Steve Pete home for the 26th annual Jackson family reunion on August 22 with attendees from North Carolina and multiple Ohio communities. Russell Beck presided with Carl Beck as vice president and Arlene Beck as secretary treasurer. Saundra Blanche and Lillie Terry organized entertainment. Carl Beck, 48, was the oldest attendee and Roger Beck, 7 months, the youngest.
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