LaGrange Couple Carolyn Hunsaker and Harris Opfer Wed
Carolyn Hunsaker and Harris Opfer exchanged marriage vows in a 2 PM double ring ceremony at LaGrange Methodist Church. Rev William L McFadden officiated as details noted.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1962
Page
4
Carolyn Hunsaker and Harris Opfer exchanged marriage vows in a 2 PM double ring ceremony at LaGrange Methodist Church. Rev William L McFadden officiated as details noted.
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Blueberries, long native to North America, are rising as an important cultivated crop in parts of the United States. They are marketed fresh, canned, or frozen, expanding production and retail use nationwide.
Susan Hunger and Kenneth Frederick Aebie married at First Methodist Church in a 7 30 p m candle light ceremony officiated by Dr Earl R Henderson. The bride daughter of Earl H Hunger and wife of 1104 Bell Court, and the groom son of Frederick A Aebie Jr of 168 Courtland St Palms. The ceremony featured white and bronze mums, music by Mrs Jack Norman and a silk taf feta gown with lace bodice and chapel train. Guests included family, attendants wore antique gold gowns, and a reception followed at Wesley House. The couple, Elyria High and Oberlin trained, plan to reside in North Ridgeville.
Mrs. Jack Banville returns from Navy Mothers Clubs of America convention in San Francisco representing Elyria Navy Mothers Club and visiting Blue Jacket Haven in Oakland. Other items include church meeting at St Mary Altar and Rosary Society, a scarecrow contest at Westgate Center, and society tours and weddings. Also noted are local births, students entering Notre Dame center, transfers to Asquippa, college professors honored, and a Three Stops weight-loss meeting with prizes.
The article extols American leadership in salad making and outlines simple rules for fresh fruit salads. It notes the historical rise of fruit salads, explains ripening and handling tips for avocados bananas pears peaches and apples, and suggests decorative cuts and melon balls to enhance presentation.
A fragmented guide outlines fruit salad prep with fresh pineapple citron segments and citrus juice, then presents gelatine mold fruit desserts with peaches, grapes, cantaloupe, and a Roquefort cheese dressing. Includes garnishing ideas with mint, berries, and edible blossoms.
A simple dressing combines fresh lemon juice with crumbled Roquefort cheese and a tablespoon of Roquefort cheese for a tangy finish.
The Elyria Ceramic Hobbyist Guild met at Mrs. Charles Opfer in Collins and toured Norwalk Upholstery and Manufacturing and Fanny Farmer Candy Co. New member welcomed. Mrs. Roland Hendrix joined. Mrs. John Law led factory tour and explained furniture making. Next meeting Oct 10 at Mrs. Edward Griffin’s home with a workshop project.
New Isabella Guild members Joanne Plas Fileen Minnich Helen Marple Nancy Webber Jean Webber were honored at the annual ice breaker picnic held Wednesday night at Trudy Eisbrenner’s home. Mary Lydon welcomed them as Betty Seward led group games and a buffet lunch was served. A Mother of Grace statue served as centerpiece. A dinner meeting is planned for 7 30 p m September 26 at Hiltop House.
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