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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1962
Page
2
A bright Sunday brunch coffee cake featuring orange rind and nutmeg topping baked in a round pan with biscuit mix. Includes peach glaze option and a peach coconut pecan topping, plus a cream cheese omelet pairing and serving suggestions.
Exciting October issue of Better Homes & Gardens offers many decorating ideas for livable homes. It details how to arrange furniture, use color and background, highlight living areas, and apply trusted housekeeping tips. Buy the October issue today for ongoing months of ideas.
The Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club held its first fall meeting at the First Congregational Church. Topics covered were Investments in Common Stocks and Capital Gains with speakers Gerald C. McDonough of Joseph Mellen and Miller Inc. and Wil lam B. LaPlace of Hoskins and Sells CPAs. Leadership in Democracy remains the federation theme. Ohio plans three leadership symposia in Canton Wilmington Findlay. Elyria BPW president Mrs Herbert Bennett will lead a delegation to Findlay for a symposium with members including Laylin Buss Lee Walker Quenton Beall Grace Beavis Olivette Lauck Agnes Nickel Grace Nau Caroline Renz Eleanor Reinhardt and Mabel Kenchtges.
Ruth Hill and 6 and 40 Officers installed new officers including Lucile Stir zaker La petit chapeau Annetta Jean Stencil and Margaret Miller. Irma Ebach opened the session and welcomed new member Betty Ehman Lo rain. next meeting set for Oct 18 at Elyria Post Home with hostesses listed.
Miss Carol Roser sails to Germany to teach in Frankfurt Overseas Dependent Schools. Three Elyrians enroll at Wheaton College Carol Neighbour Donna Wolff and Molly Barndollar. Dorothy Gilles and Wanda Warren attend a bridal seminar in Atlanta. Social Progress Dept meets Oct 8. Donald Kidney honeymooning in the Poconos. Judy McMullen and Bonnie Cornell accepted to Patricia Stevens Career College Cleveland. Maude Beam to show Williamsburg slides at YWCA meeting. Thomas Eschke christened at St John Lutheran. Donna Louise Schilling born in Norfolk General Hospital. Darwin Carstensen family reside in Dover Delaware. St Anthony Fraternity to meet Sept 30 at St Mary Church due to Rev Soppert’s visit.
Lorain Deanery of the National Council of Catholic Women met at St. Joseph Hall Lorain to hear committee reports and plan for the coming year. Mrs. Leo Mahar led the session with budget audit and luncheon reports. Members from Lorain Elyria Avon Oberlin and Wellington were urged to report civic activities.
Nancy Ann Cegielski became the bride of Robert William Ruth in a 11:30 a.m. ceremony at Immaculate Conception Church Grafton officiated by Rev Edward E Haberbosch. The couple, whose families hail from Grafton and Cleveland, planned a Sky-Hi Lodge Pocono Mountains trip and will reside in Fairview Park.
The Three I TOPS group met at the Ohio Fuel Gas Co auditorium where a 1342 pound loss and a 14 pound gain were reported. Fern Easterday demonstrated the jewelry. Kay Elbert was queen for the week with a 3 pound loss and Vi Takacs the month’s queen with a 54 pound loss. June Wilson tied high loser's mark with 5 pounds, Marge Heskitt was runnerup at 4 percent, and Fran Mudd and Barbara Harback attended as guests. The club will read calorie counts next week.
Mrs Sergy Pod walny of Oberlin will speak on homemaking in Yugoslavia and the U S A at the Elyria Woman's Club fall meeting. The 12:30 salad lunch occurs at the club clubhouse. no reservations needed. She translated conversations between Russian astronauts and speaks seven languages. She and her husband Sergey, a mechanical engineer, migrated to the U S in 1990.
Women from Lake Avenue Congregational Church met at Ruth Winchells 436 Cleveland St to study The Heights of Christian Experience led by Edna Reising. They planned the October meeting at Clara Knowles Griswold Rd with Mrs Eugene Chandler co hosting and voted to buy new dishes.
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