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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1964
Page
7
A reader asks how to help a 14 year old girl who feels ugly and unseen while a classmate admits cheating. Mrs Schraub emphasizes gentle encouragement and belief in the student, not sarcasm, and notes cheating stems from excessive emphasis on grades and home example.
A set of juice blends is presented including Orange-Apple, Orange-Pineapple, Orange-Apricot, Apple-Cherry, Pineapple-Grapefruit, Prune-Orange and Mixed Fruit Juice.
Sarah Polacsek daughter of Mr and Mrs John Polacsek was chosen for state junior volunteer honors at a Lorain convention. A freshman at Elyria High School she is active with Junior Troop 22 and Rome Catholic Daughter activities. The award recognizes her extensive work with the Red Cross March of Dimes Heart Fund and services to blind children and crippled groups in Ohio.
The Lorain County Medical Society Women’s Auxiliary met at Dr. Raymond C. Novatney’s home on Grafton Road. Hostesses Mrs. William Miller, Mrs. George Hoke, Mrs. Gordon Smith, Mrs. D. E. Harrison, Mrs. Robert L. Wright and Mrs. Novatney served dessert and tea after the business meeting. Dr. Peter Ferrato of Lorain presented a film titled Life in Your Hands.
Elyria Chapter 6 Catholic Nurses met at Mrs. J Gran Keys home. Mr Thomas Peters, director of a Lorain County delinquency project, outlined goals to reach unknown children and discussed case histories. Delegates will attend the National Council of Catholic Nurses convention in Chicago April 30 to May 3. A tureen dinner is planned for May 14 at Holy Cross church with Holy Hour. A demonstration of mouth to mouth resuscitation and chest compressions followed. The next meeting will be May 28 with installation of new officers and an outdoor box lunch weather permitting. LYNETTE ALTHAUS, 8 months, is profiled with family details.
An excerpt discusses bananas in the United States and the Caribbean, noting vast consumption and trade. It references an 1886 issue of Leslie's Popular Monthly featuring banana recipes and includes a recipe fragment with ingredients such as ripe bananas sugar baking powder salt mace egg butter and lemon juice. It blends cultural context with a concrete recipe snippet.
Neighborhood car pool drama prompts a request to drop a late driver from the group while a longer, mixed feature discusses banana ripening, shipping, and several banana based recipes. It blends reader questions with culinary notes and Abby’s replies.
Order of Rainbow for Girls Assembly 13 held initiation with seven members receiving degrees Sandra Miller Marsha Bridges Belva Henderson Laura Nagy Cindy Morris Carol Holbrook and Roberta Early Guests included Florence Arsene grand deputy of District 11 Sharon Gerber grand lecturer of District 1 past worthy advisor Dawn Finile Mrs Lawrence Collier worthy patron Charles Finile of Eastern Stars and Margaret Troutman past mother advisor Assembly 13 The next meeting to elect officers on May 11 at 7 pm.
A local calendar lists Holly Hall at 6 15 pm for Holly League, Guys and Gals Club at 9 pm in Holly Hall, Xi Zeta Eta meeting with Mrs Joseph Rothgery at 3681 Nagel Rd Avon 8 30 pm, Maranatha Class at Bethel Hall 6 pm with speaker Lake Avenue Division B in church lounge 8 pm.
Dean Helen Capayer of Cornell University and chairman of the Presidents Consumer Advisory Council urged that every American should know more about elementary economics.
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