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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1963
Page
4
A reader derides Abby for recommending reconciliation after a cheating husband. Another note from a young father laments financial strain and long travels 200 to 400 miles weekly, stressing marital expectations and gifts amid family duties.
A reader asks about adopting two girls who later become a boy and a girl and about an engagement while a partner is abroad. Dear Abby notes private adoptions can be risky and urges patience and honesty with a fiancé, while cautioning against assuming guarantees from agencies.
The text argues that adoption involves risks to prospective parents and that serious defects or personality deviations can often be predicted. It urges adopting parents to seek protection, noting agencies may not approve of such warnings and that babies up for adoption are not always ideal.
Molly Forbes and John D. McNutt wed in a formal Elyria Lutheran Church ceremony. Rev. Robert Hall officiated as the couple, daughter of Dr. Malcolm H. Forbes and Mrs. Forbes, and the Toledo-born groom with families from Elyria and Dayton exchanged vows before about 150 guests. The bride wore a peau de soie gown with elbow sleeves and a chapel train. attendants included Susan Stettenberg and Barbara Falmer. After the ceremony, a reception at the Elyria Woman's Club celebrated lace, bouquets, and a white tiered cake with yellow roses.
St Mary Parent Teacher Unit ice cream social set for Wednesday from 6 to 10 p.m. in the school yard. Cochairs are Mr and Mrs Claude Grieve with multiple volunteers organizing desserts and table prep. Tickets available at the event. rain backup is the school cafeteria.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Nuhn announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara to James Krupp grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rothe. Barbara Nuhn, Elyria Catholic grad 1960, X ray technician at Elyria Memorial Hospital. James Krupp, Firelands High School 1960 graduate, dairy farmer. A January wedding is planned.
Mrs. Clarkson Bitzer of Columbus enters an 1850 quilt made by her ancestral line in the 110th Ohio State Fair Antique Quilt Exhibit. The display marks Ohio history with quilts pre 1810 judged by quilting, design and workmanship with prizes of 15 10 and 5 dollars.
A home economist offers simple ideas for teen summer gatherings using canned soft drinks and ready-to-eat foods. Recipes include Tomato Tango and Beanie Delight dips, Maine Coaster and Chili Special blends, plus a creamed angel cake dessert.
The first meeting of the seea son of St Mary Altar and Rosary Society will be held Sept 19. Committee members span program social sunshine publicity club project dress drive shrine bake sale organ and reservations for the National Council of Catholic Women with named members listed.
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