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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1968
Page
5
A writer recalls noticing a name then repeatedly encountering it, recounting a night at an answering service in Hollywood. The first call introduced Raymond Burr before Perry Mason, leading to a shift in perception from villain to respected actor as Burr later played famed roles.
Ruth Adams to present a U S flag to YECHO Club at the YWCA Monday 7 30 p m with welcome for physically handicapped visitors A bowling party and card party were planned by Elyria Three Stops Ruth Strinka was weekly queen and Fern Evans and Florence Hall January runners up A school testing program to be described for Spring Valley PTA Wednesday at 7 p m Norman Stewart Elyria Public Schools will discuss standardized tests and early testing for pre schoolers Eastgate PTA to sponsor a card party Wednesday in the school gym at 8 p m A wig show by Coiffure Inc with a wig prize Tickets at the door Mr and Mrs Kenneth Demos announce the birth of Brian Patrick born Thursday at Elyria Memorial Hospital Grandparents and great grandparents listed V W Chetister and Mrs Henson among January visitors to Ringling Museums in Sarasota Florida
Edward A. Robinson told the Democratic Women's Club of Elyria that an income tax is needed for higher city services, staff growth, and essential capital improvements. He argued affluence warrants tax funding for universal share based on income.
A new vegetable oil features artificial butter flavor and aroma. Available in pint and quart jars, the product aims to mimic butter in cooking or baking.
Mrs. Carl L. Estes of Longview becomes publisher and CEO of the Morning Journal and Daily News after her husband’s death, reshapes offices, oversees growth with Gregg County Industrial Commission ties, and also runs Estes Farm. Her background includes art, Navy service, and a 1955 move to Longview.
A puppet workshop for children runs seven days in February at the Elyria Public Library from February 12 to 15 and 19 to 21. Each session is 4 to 5 pm under Barbera Yaris, covering puppet fundamentals, staging, construction, and presentation. Eligibility starts at kindergarten age, with pre registration required in the Children's Room.
Carol Gehrke became the bride of Joel Rosa McRoberts in a 2 30 pm wedding on January 2 at St Paul United Church of Christ. The Rev Bruce Kriete officiated. The couple will reside at 43081 Telegraph Rd after a wedding trip to the eastern states.
A reader asks to replace ineffective tutoring with a new approach. The answer advises consulting the principal for recommended remedial reading specialists or clinics to identify the root cause and tailor instruction. It suggests using trained specialists rather than repeating prior school methods.
Elyria Chronicle Telegram issue from February 3 reports local notices and brief items including civic updates, community reminders, and short notices from area organizations.
Abigails readers share issues from a self centered daughter who bathes with water up to her neck to a selfish husband who expects chores without effort. A nurse in Vietnam romance and a call for guidance wrap with Abby’s suggested remedies and calls for letters to Abby for more help.
The Chronicle Telegram suggests scoring a whole fish at even intervals and inserting small bacon pieces into the gashes before baking to add flavor. This method highlights a savory enhancement for baked fish.
Protect nut choppers from rust by applying petroleum jelly to metal parts before storing. This simple step keeps springs and stems rust-free and ready for years of use in the kitchen.
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