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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1962
Page
10
A local announcement notes an Elyrian area couple planning marriage. Mrs Hearty Wvsoen, age 60, formerly from P dveville, has been engaged to Willita and Louw Hairdressers, with details of attire and ceremony to follow.
Garden Y hosts a breakfast discussion on flower arranging with Mrs D oY V Wors and other participants. The program speakers include I Mor Hyroin Mio and Miss Ven Unger, with references to a vote and plans for an October event.
Church women formed groups at two congregations to sew cloths and quilts for missions. Mrs Fureie Tehnan led the Open Cycle of Cauren group at Open Door, with Mrs Pailph WW Neighbour Iy as organizing chair. A guest speaker from New York City spoke on community ties and upcoming events.
Epsilon Sigma hosts a cosmetics program led by Mrs Scour vless at the home of Mrs Konve ti cs roi Herty St Vis Yor ess ued ore ont Vichy arts ty ty n dar tye of sri ts Sec c Sst rs woe crvcial iid new ores of hind Ant Oc 27 havride ind wiener' vist were part d The Foret Tats Banquet w de at 66 a pm Nw Sat Spore Valey Coutry Club Tn tN vette will be at S Jpm Oct Fut tone o MEs Ted Ider 1109 Ol tn Pd.
A social party is set for tonight at St Teresa on Harris Road in Sheffield Lake area. Doors open at 7 pm with regular party activities starting at 8 pm.
Dear Abby answers a letter about a friend whose pipe smoking has become a nuisance due to constant slipping and neglect. The columnist explains pipe enjoyment often comes from habit or appearance, while some use it to stay busy. Readers discuss tips and perspectives on etiquette and manners in social settings.
At the first fall Attic Club meeting Mrs W C Shea traced music’s evolution from primitive bone and wood instruments to modern violins and percussion. A 19th century instrument display included a fiddle, banjo, and mandolin. The second part offered a Vitaphone style musical with vocal and instrumental numbers. Cast included Betty Gill Varian Hand Gertrude West Virginia Shea and the Robinson Road Robins Dorothy Fllett Ethel Baksa and Lee Hill. A donation was made to United Fund by Mrs Hill Mrs Baksi and Miss Beott.
St Rose Troop of St Mary Junorette Group met Wednesday in St Paul Hall. Mare Horak was elected secretary. Gimes were played and refreshments were served by counselors Miis George Dinstin and Mrs John Kimmet.
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