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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1964
Page
3
Dear Abby explains that immigration law allows persons born before December 24, 1902 and who have lived in the United States 20 years to take citizenship tests in their native tongue. Immigrants who arrived after the turn of the century and never learned English should know this option exists.
The troop at St. Paul hall elected Anne Callahan president Dianne O Donnell vice president Patricia Crane secretary Debbie Smink treasurer Mary Beth Bathory reporter. They made place mats for the Mother Daughter tea in May and worked on a sewing project after candy money was turned in.
Mrs Rudy Witte of Amherst was elected president of the Lorain County Home Builders Auxiliary at a Tuesday meeting hosted by Mrs Frank Jonas. Also elected were Mrs Carl Ferraro secretary and Mrs Joe Garber treasurer. Meetings for 1964 1965 will be on the 3rd Tuesday at 8 pm at Mrs Jonas home.
A reader asks Amy Vanderbilt about the Gripsholm swimming pool customs and nude swimming among women. She notes sauna practices and Americans’ comfort with nudity, then shifts to etiquette on pipe smoking at banquets and wedding invitation wording.
Franklin PTA hosts final skating party Monday 7 to 9 30 pm at Roll Arena tickets on sale at school Monday noon and at the door. Rose Beauchemin discharged from Elyria Memorial Hospital convalescing at home. Eastern Heights PTA meets Monday 7 30 pm at the school seventh and eighth graders perform PE demonstration. DAR delegates attend Continental Congress in Washington supports school prayer and public school history requirement. St Mary Altar and Rosary Society to receive communion at Sunday 9 a.m. Mass.
Ted Scheuneman spoke on semi precious stones at the Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club dinner meeting at Holiday Inn Route 57. He described stone formation, colors from minerals, cutting and polishing methods, and displayed uncut stones and jewelry. Others discussed the 7.25 mill levy for Elyria Schools, new member Flor ence Bryant, and upcoming officer nominations for May.
The Elyria Movie and Slide Club held its April meeting at the Elyria Savings and Trust Building on Route 113. Upcoming events include a May 3 Rose Kelly Farm potluck outing meeting at the Lodi Street parking lot at 11 30 am and a May 17 breakfast at Cascade Park starting 9 am with a crabapple orchard or Ely Woods gathering depending on weather. The breakfast committee comprises Mr and Mrs George Ryder Mr and Mrs William Lance and Zella and Elizabeth Beavis. The evening program featured Mr and Mrs Donald Taylor and Kenneth Boylan with slides from a Western trip including the Badlands Yellowstone the Rockies British Columbia and the Pacific Northwest plus Forest Lawn Knott’s Berry Farm Disneyland Grand Canyon and Painted Desert. Boylan offered humorous narration and New Orleans slides focusing on brickwork wrought iron railings and a contrast of old and new civic buildings including a unique working burial ground. Refreshments were served by Elizabeth Yoder Mabel Herd and Mr and Mrs Richard Blaine.
A parent asks if a new school speech examiner caused their son to stutter and how to handle the diagnosis. Experts note that labeling can influence. suggestions include reducing pressure and monitoring progress. A separate case advises delaying lip movement while reading and, if needed, using a pencil trick in third grade. Social party notice follows.
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