Chronicle-Telegram Elyrio Item December 18 1983
A brief Chronicle-Telegram item from Elyrio dated December 18 1983 covers a local subject. Readers are guided to check the page for specifics, including any names, places, or events noted in the newspaper snippet.
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Holiday Horoscope Warns Cancers and Geminis Face Lows
A holiday astrology column warns that Cancers and Geminis are prone to low vitality during the season as the sun sits far from their birth dates. It notes Sagittarians and Capricorns thrive, while others like Aquarians and Libras suffer seasonal slumps. The piece suggests rest, errands avoidance, and “hideaway weekends” to cope, ending with a light note on lottery hopes and holiday cheer.
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Scrooge
Florida
Aries
Libras
Virgos
Peggy Schmidt answers the big city call with new book
Peggy Schmidt formerly of Elyria has released her second book How to Make it Big in the City A Woman's Guide to Living Loving and Working There Coward McCann Inc New York She rose from Elyria high school salutatorian to New York freelance writer and editor and will autograph copies in Elyria at Central Book Store and The Search Shop This week Her parents Phyllis and Ed Schmidt recall early signs of drive and a restless wanderlust that led her to Manhattan and a wider career across major magazines and publishing houses.
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Peggy Schmidt
Elyria
Big City
Phyllis
Ed Schmidt
New York City
Manhattan
Edward
Columbia University
Harlem
Schmidt
City
Coward- McCann Inc
New York
Central Park
Elyria Catholic High School
Peggy
The
New York Times
Working Woman Magazine
Self, Magazine
Central Book Store
Broad St
Middle Ave
Bowling Green
Los Angeles
San Francisco
St. Vincent de Paul
Elyria Catholic
Bowling Green State University
Gary
Storer Broadcasting
Miami
Thomas
Ohio State University
Sherie
OSU
Columbus
Robert
HGM Hilltop
Amherst
Cleveland
Mademoiselle
Home birth in Wakeman ends with Levi John Teach newborn
Jan and Kenny Tkach of Wakeman welcomed Levi John Teach at 1 a.m. October 30, weighing 8 pounds 12 ounces, after choosing home birth over a hospital. They embraced a nontraditional option to avoid the hospital setting, noting the decision carried risks and responsibilities but prioritizing a comfortable birth experience for their son and themselves.
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Jan
Kenny Tkach
Wakeman
Kenny
Caleb
Levi John Teach
Levi
Norwalk Lorain group guides home birth choices
Mary Cooper of Norwalk Lorain Safe Alternatives in Childbirth explains the nonprofit helps expectant parents explore home birth options with doctor compatibility, mandatory backup care, and a screening process to assess emotional readiness and commitment. The article follows Jan and Kenny as they pursue a natural home birth with a trained attendant, noting benefits and past hospital practices.
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Mary Cooper
Norwalk/Lorain
Mary
Cooper
Jan
Kenny
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