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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1962
Page
3
A mixed note on a cherry berry pie recipe with lattice crust details and kitchen tips transitions to a Dear Abby style column about tattling in schools. The writer discusses civic duty, discipline, and whether it is proper to report misdeeds to authorities, urging adults to reconsider attitudes toward tattling.
A reader from Chattanooga asks how to handle young people who neglect to acknowledge gifts. Vanderbilt advises that thoughtless manners persist from youth into adulthood and urges parents to instill responsibility while children are under age, warning that adults should still practice timely thanks for gifts received.
Dear Abby columns discuss a landlord’s denial of a dog after initial permission, questioning if a boxer qualifies as a dog and whether tenants can be made to move. The letter cites Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hitt and Hugh William Knapp Jr, with neighbors weighing in on proper behavior and legal avenues. The column also touches on dating ads, single men seeking partners, and parental gift etiquette for children, highlighting social expectations in housing, relationships, and manners.
Publicity by the Women's Department outlines receipt deadlines for items. The calendar shows Elyria Junior Woman's Club Monteith Hall initiation at 3:30 p.m. Elyria Youth Council Holly Hall 7:30 p.m. and many other group meetings at churches, halls, and schools including Sweet Adelines First Congregational Church and YWCA Residence. Community notices urge proper etiquette and prompt replies to invitations.
The fragment mentions wo Muller CL Hiss Hitt a student at Fairview Park School of Nursing and Mr. Knapp associated with United Air Lines in an incomplete note.
William E. and Georgina Denger of Amherst celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a family dinner and open house. Vowed February 12, 1912 in Great Falls Montana, they later moved to Ohio and raised a large family with 71 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Mrs Denger active in several fraternal groups. he retired from American Ship Building Co. in Lorain.
Miss Gloria Pfe Storack of Sunnyside and R E Storack of Wellington announce their wedding and future residence in Wellington. The ceremony featured Miss Sharon Felsman as maid of honor and Jeny Kemp as best man. The bride, a Sunnyside High and Seattle School for Doctors Assistants graduate, works for National Public Service Insurance in Seattle. Storack serves in the U S Army in Germany. both attend local church communities.
Obscure clipping from Chronicle Telegram dated Monday August 8, 1962 references names Fiyra Obin and Keb. Any details are incomplete but imply a local item or notice with brief identifiers. The fragmentary text offers no clear event, location, or outcome.
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