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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1971
Page
6
Local brief from Elyria dated September 9 1971 provides a compact update with short notes on community happenings and upcoming events. The item mentions residents and local institutions but specifics are unreadable.
Gail Susan Myers and Kenneth Charles Schroeder married at 2 p m September 4 at Immaculate Conception Church Grafton with Rev Edward Haberbosch officiating. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Myers of 3977 Grafton Rd Grafton while the groom son of Mr and Mrs D E Schroeder of 1831 Grafton Rd Grafton. The service featured organist Mrs Arthur Grondin, matron of honor Mrs Rex Rusan, bridesmaids Mrs David Myers Mrs Lawrence Yost Margie Myers, flower girl Geana Povle, best man David Shively, ushers Louis Vinoverski David Myers Lawrence Yost and ring bearer Lance Yost. Reception followed at Oak Park Lake Oberlin. The bride a 1969 Midview graduate is employed by Revco. the groom a 1968 Midview graduate served in the Navy and works for the Ohio Turnpike Commission. After a Pocono Mountains honeymoon the couple will reside at 37290 Butternut Ridge Road. The bride wore her mother’s heart shaped diamond pendant.
A grease dissolving cleaner removes grass stains from golf shorts and tar on sailing pants. It also tackles perspiration stains suntan oil mud and axle grease. Apply full strength soak overnight in hot water with cleaner then wash as usual.
Mrs Marcelle Frappier was named Businesswoman of the Year at a women’s exhibition in Montreal. She says she looks for good manners when hiring personnel. She notes some female workers develop an office uniform to avoid deciding what to wear.
In the September heat wave the Swap n Shop invites people to bring dress es coats and women's apparel to Ted Jacobs Midway Mall for an all day event Friday from 10 am to 9 30 pm. Credit is offered toward new items based on garment type and donated items go to Neighborhood House Lorain The Salvation Army and Huntington Mission with representatives collecting the articles.
A New York fashion snippet notes women favor short shorts worn under dresses with jeweled edges in multiple colors. The sparkle appears when the dress parts, drawing attention to the front edge as the garment moves.
Kathleen Stetak married Paul Plato on September 4 at St Vincent de Paul Church Lorain. The bride is a Clearview High School graduate and Lorain County Community College student. the groom graduated from Steele High School and works for Nordson. They will live at 4720 Elyria Ave Lorain with plans for a Montreal trip.
Church Women United of Elyria schedules their first full executive board meeting tomorrow at 9 a.m. in the Great Hall of First Congregational Church. First Church Women hosts the breakfast as plans for the World Substitute Community Day on Nov 5 are outlined and needs of Church World Service and Lorain County Detention Home are discussed. Ministers wives and presidents of 23 member churches attend along with two organizations represented. Roasted horse chestnut may substitute for baby silting service with coffee available.
Mrs Anne Bansek announces the engagement of her daughter Noreen Anne Bansek to Donald A Gay. Noreen is the daughter of the late Theodore Bansek and works toward a medical technology degree. Donald is a Lorain High and LCCC graduate, attends Kent State, and studies at the Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science. Wedding plans are indefinite.
Town talk Y SINGLES CLUB plans an Evening at Northfield. Members and guests meet Tuesday at Holly Hall of the YWCA at 6 30 p m to leave by car. All single adults 18 to 30 are invited. Elyria Chapter DAR hosts guest night at YWCA residence tomorrow at 7 30 p m with James R Lamberton of Pittsburgh Pa speaking on Antique Clocks.
Mr and Mrs Chester Hunt of Poland Ohio announce the engagement of their daughter Joan to Harry Black Jr son of Mrs Hilda Black of Berkeley Michigan and Harry Black of Royal Oak. Miss Hunt a Miami University graduate and her fiancé a Wayne State University graduate work as Contract Specialists for the US Defense Department in Warren Michigan. A small family wedding is planned for October. Miss Hunt is granddaughter of Mrs Elizabeth Shephard Hunt 128 Glendale St.
In Tazewell County Virginia women keep Appalachian heritage alive by quilting. Their Patch Blossom Exquisites blend folk and pop art in skirts dresses capes hats and satin patch ball gowns adapted from old quilts. Stores serving carriage trade customers stock their output.
A reader asks if an out of town college is essential for a boy to grow. Shirley Schraub counsels basing the choice on family needs and the student’s drive, noting education matters more than location if the student attends.
The article warns to let metal cake pans cool before plunging into hot suds to prevent warping. It emphasizes careful handling to maintain pan shape and longevity.
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