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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1968
Page
6
An aging couple laments being forgotten by occupied nieces and nephews despite gifts and cards. They threaten a will leaving $60,000 to a charity and crippled children, while relatives would receive nothing. Abby advises on handling attention and money matters.
A new Future Secretaries Association chapter formed at Lorain County Community College with three business students installed as leaders, marking a milestone for student professional clubs.
The piece advises hand washing knives and avoiding soaking or dishwashing to protect edges. It claims dishwashers drain less water to septic tanks than hand washing and mentions oiling wood handles. It also covers NSA Lorain chapter elections and remarks on the secretary’s trusted role.
Tonight Circle 5 at St Paul United Church of Christ hosts an 8 p m event. Friday Bethel Shrine at the Masonic Temple hosts an 8 p m gathering.
Guidance advises parents to carry a plastic bag with soapy cloth for public outings. It suggests washing a tossed toy before giving it back to the child to keep nails clean.
Rabbi Sam Silver addressed Elyria Hadassah at the annual Donor Dinner in Temple B Isaac Abraham, urging openness to all cultures and interreligious understanding. He emphasized Jewish resilience and optimism linked to Israel’s statehood, with music by his wife and remarks by Rabbi Louis Dimpton. Special thanks went to Al Agron and Dr. Howard Greenberg for calendar work.
In 1967 Paris operates 21 municipal baths as many homes lack bathrooms. The author describes a visit to 33 Rue du Saint Merri bath, where two minute showers use a button to release strong lukewarm water with a small fee. Attendant Paul Valois notes many regulars come about once a week.
Karen Louise Moyer wed David Pryce in a 2:30 p.m. Feb 17 ceremony at Pilgrim United Church of Christ. Rev. Donald Nichols officiated with music by Mrs. Charles Maier and James Watson. The couple, both locals, plan to reside in Akron after a trip to New York.
A reader asks about using correspondence courses to earn a college diploma while at home with a baby on the way. The adviser notes that degrees cannot be earned entirely by mail and that two years may be done at home while the final two require campus attendance. Recommendations include contacting the local university extension division and the National University Extension Association for credit guidance.
Mr and Mrs John Simon announce the engagement of their daughter Roberta Susan Simon to Edward Lee Valerius son of Helen Valerius and the late Mr Valerius. Roberta a 1965 Elyria High School graduate works as a contact clerk for Columbia Gas of Ohio. Edward a Higha High School graduate works as a meter technician for Ohio Fuel Gas Co. A summer wedding is planned.
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