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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1961
Page
3
In a Readers Forum column, Dr. Barbour defends President Kennedy and his wife for involving Caroline in daytime White House activities, arguing children can be confident and valued members of the family. He contrasts two views on childrearing and suggests gradual exposure aids self-reliance.
The speaker laments a forty mile nightly ride on a poor train, expressing frustration and a longing to return home to Martha. The line hints at waning faith in personal judgment due to exhausting travel.
Elyria chapter DAR held a program on National Defense with a focus on conservation and Ohio waterways. Clarence Brown spoke on forests and water resources while slides featured Ohio’s waterways and exploration. The event included music, tea, plantings, and remarks from chapter leaders and the president general.
The Hamilton School PTA plans an April 27 dinner honoring teachers at the Masonic Temple. Reservations are accepted through tomorrow by Freda Hutchins. A May 4 PTA meeting at the school will include Safety Town by City Patrolman James Oster, honors for retiree Henry Hamlin, officer installations led by Mrs. Max Reinhardt, and committee reports. The next board meeting is May 2 at Virginia Spigel's home.
The article traces the invention of the Saratoga chip by an Indian chief at a Saratoga Springs resort, detailing how a thinly sliced potato fried in fat became a staple. It surveys chip production, packaging, and the growing use of chips in recipes from cheese sauces to dips, highlighting industry efforts and home trends.
The Elyria Service League met at Gulf Farms with hostesses Mrs Beltz Mrs Laundon and Mrs Robishaw. Plans for projects were discussed and a rummage sale was slated for May 19 with location to be announced. New member Mrs Novotney welcomed. Pittsburgh resident Mrs Webber attended. May meeting hosts named as Mrs Tufford and Mrs Ry Barton.
The Women's Circles and Guilds of Magyar United Church of Christ sponsor a Hungarian chicken paprikas dinner for Elyria Memorial Hospital Campaign. April 26 from 4:30 to 8 p.m. in the church dining room at 119 W Rivers St. Tickets by reserve only from Miss Eleanor Nagy church members or Dr. Richard J. Lutz.
A quirky homemaking note suggests sprinkles of bleach in the tub to boost cleaning and fashion value. It recommends a slipover sweater and matching cardigan paired with a brush or mop for scrubbing.
Mi Beta Omega chapter members held a casual gathering at Marge Gradisek home 215 Emerson Ct. The social committee planned events include a mother-daughter banquet May 16 at Towne Crier Inn 6 30 p.m. reservations due by May 2 and a rummage sale May 446 at Gilda Gill 596 Willow Park Dr. Linda Youngness won the hostess gift.
Jefferson Seventh Grade Y Teens met at Brandau's Jewelry Store to learn about china types and correct table setting. Terry Sukey presided at the meeting held in the school community room. sweatshirts were ordered.
Sudsable slippers with bells on the toes touted as charming and playful gifts for children. The item emphasizes whimsy and novelty value in a small gift market.
Intermediate Troop 85 with adult leaders Mrs. Robert Woodlyard and Mrs. John Wright presented an investiture ceremony for Patricia Smith Barbara Gardinsky and Gloria Rigsby They repeated the Girl Scout laws and sang Together Brownie Troop 272 offered the Brownie Promise in English Linda Lowery gave it in Japanese A skit titled Brownie Scouting Around the World featured the group and the song Hes Got The Whole World In His Hands Elyria Girl Scouts and adults guided by Mrs Joseph Lowery and Mrs Leonard Hackman were introduced by Mrs Walter Sabe Installation of officers will be May 11 at 8 pm Safety Patrol awards will be given sixth graders will lead the program John Bara reminded kinder Roundup Day is April 26 Refreshments were served by the kindergarten mothers.
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