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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1971
Page
6
A 19 year old woman asks if her boyfriend’s brutal childhood will affect future children. The reply says he has overcome severe family abuse, was removed by law, and may fear harsh discipline with his own kids, risking either permissiveness or repeating punishment. It cautions recognizing his resilience yet considers potential impact.
A nationwide study traces high levels of child beating to acceptance of physical force in child rearing. Dr. David Gil of Brandeis analyzes 13,000 reports across all states, arguing abuse stems from the idea that force modifies behavior rather than mental illness. Cultural taboos, like those among American Indians, correlate with lower abuse, likely due to discipline by example. Abuse concentrates in large, low socio economic, less educated families with under reporting in prosperous homes. Abusers are often immature and expect infants to meet all needs without expressing them.
A new line of four canister vacuum cleaners uses crush resistant vinyl hoses that wash inside and out without corrosion. They have all steel construction with a high gloss baked enamel finish in crystal and blue, a wrap around vinyl bumper, a large power switch, a full grip carrying handle, and a stand on end design for stairs and storage.
Town YECHO Club of the YWCA meets at 7 30 p m in the Y residence with a talk on early Elyria by Donald Sager following the business meeting. First Church Women plan a 4 luncheon Wednesday at 1 p m, with Rev Freer discussing The Passion Play in Oberammergau Germany. A knitting class by Jenny Kiser and a Holly League spring party at Oberlin Inn on April 18 with reservations requested.
Announcement by Mrs. Joseph Horvath of 250 Fairlawn Ave. notes the engagement of her daughter Jo Anne Horvath to Dennis Wayne Almeida of New Bedford Massachusetts. Jo Anne is the late Joseph Horvath’s daughter, and the couple plan an August wedding.
A historic note on a queen’s favorite perfume using musk damask water and sugar. A Elyria High School graduate class of 1969 attends Lorain County Community College, expecting to graduate in June. Her fiancé, a New Bedford High School 1969 alum, also attends LCCC and plans June graduation. He has been co captain of the college soccer team for two years. The couple plans to marry August 21 at 6 p.m. at Emmanuel Lutheran Church with Rev. Robert F. Hall officiating.
Lorain County Community College awards spring quarter scholarships to four area students funded by the LCCC Women’s club. Recipients include three Elyria High School graduates and one Amherst graduate. selection based on financial need. Judith Brink and Linda Beieler are Elyria HS alumnae. Jan Kramlich from Gorham High in Maine heads to Kutztown after LCCC. Christine Ward of Amherst is a dean’s list student transferring to Bowling Green. Committee members are Mrs. Clyde E. Stiner, chair, with Mrs. William N. Smith and Mrs. Richard Hladysh.
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