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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1964
Page
4
A diet guide explains that cravings for sweets come from physiological sugar cycles and insulin. Eating higher protein meals stabilizes blood sugar. avoiding sweets for three weeks helps regain control and reduce later hunger. It recommends protein at each meal and a late afternoon protein pick up to blunt the rebound appetite.
Ada Rudin born in Van Wert recalls move to Elyria in 1901 and a life shaped by horse drawn transport. She remains active at home, avid reader and TV fan, prefers Lawrence Welk, and stayed connected to church groups. About 15 young relatives plan to visit from Indiana and Ohio for a birthday gathering with dinner and cake. She reflects on aging, politics, and her close family ties.
Town talk notes the birth of Thomas Raymond Webber on August 4 at 6 pounds 4 ounces. Grandparents listed as Marlene Burrrows and Sterling Burrows of Wake Man, Ray Webber of Elyma, with Mrs Walter Peak honored for a bon voyage lunch at 222 Columbia Ave as she sails to Europe on September 4.
Newcomers Mr and Mrs Billy T Ball reside at 443 High Ist after moving from Franklin. Ball, pastor of First Church of God, has four children ages 14 to 4. Dr and Mrs Charles Hamilton moved July 3 from Canton to 150 Ohio St. he is senior pastor of First Methodist, with four children, a son in Shaker Heights, a daughter at St Luke’s, and two daughters at home. Norma Russell and family arrived from Dearborn to 2044 Lake Ave. Craig in second grade. Mr Russell is FAA traffic controller in Oberlin with interest in electronics. Harold Downey and wife from Taylor, Much, moved July 21 to 124 Pinewood Dr. he is an FAA air route traffic controller in Oberlin. they have two children, Susan 7 and Jeff 5.
Fleet's in and white middies are great and very pretty for summer skirts. White is the smartest color for a fresh, cool look. Dacron cotton and piques plus crepe middy blouses with navy skirts offer sleeveless or long sleeves with black trim. A black bonnet and pastel pumps complete the daytime outfit for the cost of a blouse.
A Wee Women social event is scheduled for this evening at St Teresa on Haris Road in Sheffield Lake. The venue opens at 7pm with a regular party starting at 8pm.
The Sugar Ridge picnic will be held Sunday at Melody Grove starting at noon. The event, held annually since 1905, features pie, lunch and support, games planned. Planning committee members include Ray Lakocy as chairman, Ed and Mrs Eberling as co chairs, and others. Residents urged to call for more information.
At the Floating Hospital for Infants and Children visitors hear songs and voices as therapy. Two adjoining fifth floor playrooms host games and nursery school activities for patients, supporting care focused on the whole child. Public welcome with pie and beverages at St Jude's fundraiser. takeouts available.
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