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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1963
Page
2
Washington reports that many American women confront discrimination in pay and top positions. studies cite few women reaching executive ranks, while some industries show persistent wage gaps. Despite optimistic claims, surveys reveal ongoing barriers, with critics noting emotional prejudices and limited high-level roles.
A historical note highlights pay gaps with women bank tellers under five years experience earning 15 to 15 dollars per week less than men, and women laundry workers receiving 9 to 19 cents less per hour than their male counterparts for similar tenure.
Rose Beachler daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Parler of Lorain announces engagement to Charles George Nagy son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nagy of Telegraph Road RD 2. Beachler is a Steele High School Amherst student. Nagy, a Steele graduate, works at Murphy's Auto Body Shop. Wedding plans are indefinite.
The Women's Christian Temperance Union showed four films titled For a More Charming You by David Roe of Elyria High School at the Elyna Methodist Home. The program honored Frances Willard and included devotions led by Elsie Hopians. Mrs L H Earnwine read Abraham Lincoln and Temperance. 200 pamphlets were placed in the library and two study books were donated for Elyria schools. Mrs Ooie Brown reported on the World WCTU Convention in Delhi, India noting its first Asia meeting and India's temperance progress. Members may join by writing to Mrs A W Sheldon at 1212 Middle Ave.
A hearty bake combines two cans of beef stew with crumbled blue cheese. The mixture is layered in an ovenproof casserole with buttered bread crumbs and additional blue cheese before baking for 45 minutes.
Elyria Junior Woman's Club conducts a drive to fund bedside stands drapes and supplies for the Lorain County Home. They urge groups or individuals to contact project chairpersons Mrs. Ronald Gilgenbach and Mrs. Edward Thome for information and donations.
A six year old girl Brenda Shanks of 1736 Wilbur Street Lorain was misidentified in The Chronicle Telegram Valentine notice. LOERAIN LODGE Knights of Apollo cancels its Valentine party and holds a 2 PM Sunday meeting at CSA Hall Lorain.
Elyria Legion Auxiliary hosts a toastmasters program at the post home with James Fish as toastmaster. Attendees from Unit 12 include Cornwall, Everitt, McBride, Meitzke and Warpster who evaluated speakers. The group discussed Americanism, Lincoln inaugurations, and plans for flags and drapes.
Advice on designing a residence with ample built in storage. Emphasizes locating storage near usage, integrating into walls, using durable materials for heavy items, and sizing storage to fit specific articles.
Easy budget chicken squares with rice and buttered toasted cereal topping serve with peas carrots and fruit. Italian Style Oven Fried Chicken coats cut-up fry in corn flakes Parmesan parsley garlic and seasonings then bakes to crispness. Also includes scalloped chicken and stuffing with whole bran dressing, buttered asparagus, spinach and crescent rolls.
The engagement of Eileen Mary Zahler and Jerry William Broschk is announced. Zahler, a North Jimsted High School graduate and secretary to East Ohio Gas Co. in Cleveland, is living with her grandparents at 493 West 60th St. Broschk, a Columbia High School graduate, works for Waco Manufacturing. The couple plans to wed March 9 at Columbia Baptist Church.
Rebecca Guild of the Magyar United Church of Christ met at Mrs. Donald Mitchell’s home for their ninth anniversary with Rev. Bela P. Bacsa as guest. Meditations from Vexpers were shared, plus Bible readings on Hagar and Rachel. Discussions covered mission books and work in Hong Kong and Okinawa. The guild planned a March 19 stuffed cabbage takeout sale and honored Mrs. Julia Nemeth on her birthday.
The Benson Club met Tuesday evening at St Mary cafeteria with Rev Thomas G McMahon announcing future events. Plans include slides on the Mass for March, Holy Week discussion for April, annual tureen in May, and a June excursion. A film on tithing was shown and Fr McMahon spoke on Purification Day February 2, noting Biblical references and the rite of the first born son.
Elyria Public Schools speaker Andres Harden discussed a child with a severe hearing impairment and how speech therapy and classroom strategies aid language development. Second and fifth graders receive annual hearing tests. parents are alerted for medical follow up as teachers and parents are urged to model clear speech and slow, modulated tones.
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