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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1962

Page

6

Reiter McDonald vows in Columbus ceremony

Dorothy Ann McDonald and Harry William Better exchange marriage vows at 10:30 am on September 1 at St. Philip the Apostle Church in Columbus. Rev. Louis Fr. Hoffman officiates. The bride, daughter of Stephen A. AlcDonald and wife, wore a satin gown with venice lace and a pearl crown. The groom is the son of Harry N. Better. The couple resides in Columbus after a wedding trip to Michigan and Canada.

Dorothy Ann McDonald Harry William Better St. Philip the Apostle Church Columbus Louis Fr. Hoffman Stephen A. Alc- Donald McAlister Ave Harry N. Beller Washington Ave

Pot Roast Pork Chops and Meat Loaf Feature in October Issue

Better Homes and Gardens presents a special October edition with three classic comfort dishes including pot roast pork chops stuffed and stitched and two meat loaves. The issue promises 28 additional how-to articles plus dessert recipes like spicy apple and pumpkin pies. buy now for lasting use.

Better Homes & Gardens Bester Homes & Gardens

Taft's Wife Introduces Cherry Trees to Washington's Banks

The famous cherry trees beautifying Washington D.C. were brought by the wife of President Taft, a noted devotee of trees and flowers.

Washington D.C Taft

Laura Whited Weds Eugene N Galvan in Lexington

Laura Whited became the bride of Eugene N Galvan at Congregational Church Lexington with Rev Hajuman officiating. About 150 attended a reception at PACC Hall. They will live in Lorain and the groom works as a sales representative for OMalley Porach Dodge Inc. Cleveland.

Laura Lee Whited Eugene N. Galvan Congregational Church Lexington Ronald C. Hajuman Paul E. Whited Clever Lane Lemington Eugene Galvan Host Lorain Chantilly Lexington High School Lorain High School O'Malley Porach Dodge Inc Cleveland Mast 30Th St

White Yepko engagement announced for Vermilion couple

The engagement of Virginia Kay White to Nick Yepko is announced. Miss White, daughter of Mrs. Rocelia White of Vermilion-On-The-Lake, works as a Grants salesgirl. He is an Army paratrooper stationed at Fort Bragg after attending Vermilion High School. Wedding plans are indefinite.

Virginia Kay White Nick Yepko Miss White Rocelia White Delamere Rd Vermilion-On-The-Lake James C. White George Yepko Broadway Lorain Louise Augustine Woodridge Rd Vermilion High School Grants Yenko Ft. Bragg N.C

Davis Smith Vows United in Monroe Church Ceremony

Shirley Sue Smith and Curtis Lynn Davis wed September 1 at 2 30 p m in First Baptist Church Monroe Michigan with Rev John B Babian officiating. Parents of the groom Roy C Smith and Robert Davis attended. bride wore a white organza gown. matron of honor Oren Gregory. best man Oren Gregory. The couple, both with West Virginia ties, will reside at 409 Earl Court.

Shirley Sue Smith Curtis Lynn Davis First Baptist Church Monroe Mich John B. Babian Roy C. Smith Thornton Rt. 1 W. Va Robert Davis Oceana W. V Oren Gregory Belington High School Belington Oceana High School Concrete Masonry Co Earl Ct

Camel Hair Coat Styles Dominate West to East Fashion

Fashion notes showcase three camel hair coats with Empire styling low back belted and shapely full coats. Camel hair remains casual yet dressmaker cut features petal notch collars flap pockets matchbox seams and self tie belts. New long haired camel hair appears smart with blonde and natural colors pairing with furs.

Starting a Card Club This Fall With Plastic Decks

If you plan to play bridge canasta or poker seriously this fall buy several decks of the popular plastic cards. After each meeting wipe them with a damp sponge to remove smudges and fingerprints. Good card sense can save time and improve play.

Needlecraft Pattern Ad Offers Smocked Pillow Ideas

An old ad urges readers to mail 35 cents plus 10 cents per pattern for Cor duroy velveteen smocked pillow designs. It lists Pattern 7385 with transfer directions and a 1983 needlecraft show catalog offering over 200 designs for knit, crochet, sew, weave, embroider, and quilt plus a free pattern.

Town talk features meetings and gatherings across Lorain area

Tonight the First Melodise Circle meets at 824 Concord Ave. A hat panty and card sale is set for tomorrow 7 to 9 30 p.m. at Saint Agnes Church hall open to the public. Bowling awards noted for Lorain County Blind Bowlers picnic at the Nielsen home. Red Cross motor corps drivers assist. Helen Yucka visits from Santa Monica after a 10 day stay with Steve Yucka. Isabella Guild meets 6 30 p.m. Wednesday at Hilltop House. Garden's fall meeting at Holly Hall 9 30 a.m. Wednesday with D A Morris flower arranging demo. Plus 50 Club fall luncheon Friday at Holly Hall. Horton family returns from Virginia trip. son serves aboard U S S Boxer.

ST. Agnes Altar and Rosary Society Wal Lorain County W.C. Neilsen Lorain Arelen Yeich Elyria Malcolm Anderson John Chambers Roger Burns Ruth Zilch Ann Horvatich Joseph Green THE Garden Holly Hall D. A. Morris

Critical period highlighted by church leaders in Midtown

The Midtown Circle of First Congregational Church heard Rev. William A. Leath warn that this is a pivotal moment in world history and urged church involvement in shaping the future amid East West tensions, racial issues, and labor disputes. Other notices cover St Mary Altar and Rosary Society events, a West Africa report from Oberlin student James B. Thornblade, and plans for upcoming church activities and fundraisers.

William A. Leath First Congregational Church L. E. Bonsineur Rast Ave Mr. Leath Leath Peace Corps Floss Klopfenstein Robert Davies John Wenzel Edna Moore Anna’ May Frank Phelps James B. Thornblade Oberlin College West Africa

Box Lunch Sale and Medical Group Meeting in Lorain

The Lorain County Society of Medical Assistants held its first fall meeting in the Community Room Peoples Bank Oberlin with Penny May presiding. Members prepared box lunches and Ohio State Bulletin copies were distributed. Candy sales are planned for October and members will pack diabetic detection kits for United Health Fund on Oct 3 and 4. The next meeting is scheduled for Oct 15 at the Red Cross Chapter House.

Lorain County Society of Medical Assistants Peoples Bank Oberlin Penny May Toledo Ohio State Society of Medical Assistants Narrene Speckhart United Health Fund Washington Ave Red Cross Lorain

Fairy Tale Faith of Pamela Travers Advocated

New York UPI reports British children's author Pamela Travers argues modern children miss fantasy as current writing skews toward how to books. She urges a balanced diet including nursery rhymes, fairy tales, and older tales, noting fairy stories teach truths and fun should drive reading for kids. Travers, author of Mary Poppins, discusses Cinderella variants, Grimm tales, and her forthcoming adult work The Fox at the Manger as Disney plans a Mary Poppins film.

New “York UPI Pamela Travers P.L. Travers Miss Travers East Old Persia Mary Walt Disney

Hooking group organized by former YWCA students

Former YWCA rug hooking students form the Lorain County Hookcrafters with six charter members. They will meet every other Monday in Ridgewood Shopping Center Community Room beginning Nov. 12, open to those with a beginning McGown method course. Officers named and member towns listed. Next meeting Oct. 1 at Mrs Llewelyn's home.

YWCA Lorain County Charles Daney McGown West Boylston Mass Clyde Jackson W. H. Lance Courtland Shea Hugh McKibben Avon Ambherst Bay Naeee Grafton Elyria

Ni Beta Omega Beta Sigma Phi Meets at Mrs Neal Home

Ni Beta Omega chapter held at Mrs. Wilbert Neal’s home 336 Longfellow Tuesday. Gifts revealing last year’s secret sisters were distributed and new secret sisters selected. “Face of the Earth” was the program by Mrs. Richard Hedebrand. Final plans for a style show and City Council card party at Holly Hall were made with hostesses Mrs. Wilson Fox, Mrs. Elmer Zoltai and Mrs. Wilbert Neal.

Ni Beta Omga Beta Sigma Phi Wilbert Neal Longfellow Face of the Earth Richard Hedebrand Holly Hall Wilson Fox Elmer Zoltai Anthony Gugino

Footwear care for pastel kidskin shoes this season

Cellulose sponges and mild soap simplify cleaning of summer pastel kidskin footwear. Use a soft sponge with warm water, wash shoes, and air dry at room temperature for best care as fall styles arrive.

Marsiglia and Laboda announce wedding attendants

Miss Mary Ann Marsiglia announced wedding attendants for her upcoming marriage to Bob Laboda. Sara Sittinger will be matron of honor. Anna May Stauder, Janey Schober, Rose Ann Keller, Avon, and a cousin will be bridesmaids. Love Laboda will be flower girl. The event follows a shower hosted by family members. The couple will wed November 10 at Holy Trinity Church with Rev. John Schafer officiating.

Sara Sittinger Anna May Stauder Avon Janey Schober Rose Ann’ Keller Love Laboda Miss Marsiglia Mr. Laboda Marion Marsig

Lorain County Dental Auxiliary Banquet Highlight

Lorain County Dental Auxiliary held its first meeting of the year at Castle-On-The-Lake with a business session led by president Mrs Irving Gilman. Guest speaker Margaret Ware Rahliff of Ware Vending Co spoke on Woman in Business. Luncheon was organized by Mrs Se R Zaworski and Mrs Sol Fligner. floral decor graced the tables. The next meeting is set for the Oberlin Inn on November 35 with lunch at 1 p.m.

Lorain County Dental Auxiliary Castle-On-The-Lake Irving Gilman Margaret Ware Rahliff Ware Vending Co Kahliff Se. R. Zaworski Sol Fligner Oberlin Inn

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