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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1972

Page

4

Oberlin quilting circle earns money for church

Oberlin's Circle of First United Methodist Church, known as the quilting ladies, raises funds for the church addition by quilting and selling donated tops. Since last year they have completed multiple orders, with one quilt bought by an Oberlin College student for her mother, and more commissions lined up.

First United Methodist Church Oberlin John Dunn George Houghton Carl Skalak Oberlin Quilting Circle Circle of South Professor Street

Neighbors urged to report suspected child abuse

A reader vignette on a neighbor with a bruised three year old prompts Dr. Brothers to urge immediate reporting to authorities. The piece cites the Bureau of Child Welfare, police readiness, and experts like Dr. Gil and Dr. Helfer who link abuse to family dynamics and intergenerational patterns.

R.K New York City Bureau of Child Welfare Ray Helfer

Dear Abby Readers Share 1912 Memories and Modern Manners

A collage of Dear Abby letters reflects past and present etiquette puzzles. Readers recall a country-dance remark about a girl’s character and a perfectionist’s closet compulsion while Abby advises on handling gossip and wedding rice debates with practical solutions.

MumU Chapter Meeting and Adoption Announcement

Town talk notes a MumU Chapter ESP meeting at 7 p.m. at 319 Augusta Ave in Lorain with a program on dance and a guest psychic interpreter. Dr. and Mrs. Richard K. Thompson of El Paso Texas announce the adoption of their second child Trent Stetson to join 13 month old Tracey Lynn, detailing family ties to Elyria and Palo Alto.

Brenda Noellert Augusta Ave Lorain Richard K. Thompson DeLeon Dr el Paso Texas Trent Stetson Tracey Lynn Elyrians Thompson Ray Thompson 242 Wooster Sr Dave Robertson Palo Alto Calif Mr. Robertson

No Problem Chocolate Bar Theme in Yugoslavia Wrapper

In Yugoslavia the favorite chocolate bar Problema Nema translates to No Problem. The wrapper depicts a debonair gentleman doffing his top hat in a carefree pose to illustrate the point about spelling cokolada.

Yugoslavia

Must Indigestion Be the Price of Education

A mother argues that a 30 minute lunch in junior high is too short and crams eating, transit, and return to class into one period. Mrs. T replies that crowded schools split lunches into shifts. only a few can offer a full hour with extras.

K.T Mrs. T

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