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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1963
Page
4
Dear Abby shares readers seeking advice on harming none by spreading rumors about a divorce, handling a neighbor drinking with a husband, and a teenage worker quitting a Smith household, while addressing a protest from SPUN SPHI over using the name Smith.
Velda Maxine Lortcher and Richard Albert Elkins plan to wed tomorrow at 7 30 p m EST in St Peter Evangelical Lutheran Church Norwalk The Rev H J Robarge will officiate Open church expected Miss Lortcher is daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Lortcher of Collins Parents of the groom are Mr and Mrs Albert Eskins 45 Oxford Ave Carol Eskins sister of the groom will be maid of honor John Palmer best man Fred Jesse and Tony Thorn will usher A church reception will follow the ceremony
Maureen A Schnee of Collins and Paul R Hunter of Utica married Sunday at 2 30 p m in Berlin Heights Congregational Church Rev Charles Trautmann officiated A reception followed in the Fowler Room church Barbara Van Vossen Lois Blackett Kay Schwab were hostesses Willard Hunter Willard B Hunter served as best man Ushers included David R Schnee and John M Pyles Mrs Hunter is OSU veterinary medicine student Willard Hunter is Utica High School graduate They will reside at 228 East 8th Ave Columbus Ohio
Y Galf Club outlines dinner with Xi Beta Omega and a rummage sale at 1133 West Ave on Oct 4 and 5. Treva Appeton presents a program on topics including vocabulary and talk topics. Hostesses are Teddy Fox, Mary Ellen Flowers, and Isabelle Gugino.
The Elyria group stresses voting access and absentee options, notes polling place security and machine handling, and outlines upcoming unit meetings. Members, including Mrs. Black, discuss registration levels, hospital voting, and the need for free public buildings for balloting. A program of studies and a booklet Know Elyria are planned.
Ten presidents of affiliations were presented to the Rt. Rev. William L Newton by Mrs. Leo V Mahar at the Lorain Deanery Council of the National Council of Catholic Women opening meeting at Emerald Valley Lorain. Each recipient received a medal blessed by Pope Paul VI, the first religious medal distributed in the area.
The Lorain area PTA held a fall Get Acquainted Tea at Alien School with faculty, officers, and home room representatives opening the 1963-64 activities. Highlights include remarks by Mrs. David Calvert and Msgr. Newton, plus plans for sustaining membership drives, a Bible conference, and a Mass to begin Oct 13 in Oberlin.
Men’s stretch dress shirts are expected to be the next big promotional explosion in the market. The feature highlights the growing demand for flexible, comfortable formal wear and hints at upcoming campaigns by retailers.
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