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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1962
Page
2
A vintage style recipe for purple plums including a breakfast bread batter with orange rind and a plum topping, baked at 375 degrees for about 35 minutes. Also a PURPLE PLUM RELISH yielding 3 to 3 1/2 cups, with fruits sugar and optional additions, plus storage and freezing tips.
Deanne Louise Brindza and James Thomas Barnicle wed at 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Anthony Church with Rev. Clem ent Orth officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Brindza, and the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnicle, listed Lorain addresses. A 500 guest reception followed at the American Slovak Home as relatives from Cleveland, Michigan and Pennsylvania attended. The bride, a 1935 Lorain High School graduate, works at Lorain Products Corp, while the groom, a 1957 St Mary High School alum, is employed at George Klein News Agency. They will reside at 140 West Fourteenth Street.
Shar on Ann McAllister daughter of Walter B McAllister and Mrs McAllister of Sheffield Village is engaged to Thomas F Zeck son of Frederick S Zeck and Mrs Zeck. Miss McAllister, a Notre Dame College senior, previously attended Elyria Catholic High and Marygrove. Zeck, a John Carroll graduate, plans graduate work at John Carroll and attends St Jude Church. They plan to wed January 26 at St Vincent de Paul Church with Rev Urban Gerhart officiating.
Mr and Mrs Edward A Gilles announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy F to William J Frabetta Jr He is the son of Mr and Mrs William J Frabetta RD 1 Indian Hollow Rd Grafton Dororthy is an assistant bridal consultant at Brandau Jewelers Inc and member of St Agnes Church William is a meat cutter at Fisher Foods Inc Oberlin and a member of Immaculate Conception Church Grafton and the Holy Name Society Wedding plans are indefinite
Post ceremony, engraved announcements should be addressed and stamped in advance so they can be mailed immediately. Prompt handling ensures timely delivery and proper formal appearance for guests and family.
In this GE Institute guidance, Frances L. Ilg and Louise Bates Ames address Gilbert, a bright first grader who regresses to talking aloud and playing, producing blank papers and prompting spanking. The authors argue the issue is immaturity, not discipline or IQ, suggesting repeating first grade at age seven may suit him better.
A practical tip suggests saving a leaky hot water bottle by cutting a long horizontal slit and hanging it in the broom closet. The improvised receptacle holds oil-treated clean cloths neatly and safely.
Dear Abby answers address a two problem set from readers. A Mah Jongg club faces a cheating member and suggests a letter signed by all to handle the delicate issue. A dating reader seeks guidance on a man who acts distant about future plans despite evident affection. Abby counsels setting boundaries with the daughter’s mother present at gatherings and suggests the couple decline provocative invitations unless understood.
Patricia Joan Sanders and Robert Safran plan to wed October 20 at 7 30 p m at the First Methodist Church. Patricia is a 1958 Elyria High School graduate employed at Lorain County Savings and Trust Co. Rob ert Safran, son of Mr and Mrs Steve Safran of Wimauma Fla, is a Down Products Inc employee and Olmsted Falls High School graduate.
Local Elyria Chronicle Telegram item dated Friday September 7 1962 reports on a community event and brief updates. Names and precise details are unreadable, but the notice highlights civic happenings and social notes in the Elyria area.
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