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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1961
Page
5
The text reflects a fragmented remark about general maintenance standards and a nod to a 1960s pace and consumer rate. It references steady upkeep and a period style without clear events or names.
The report projects beef prices to ease slightly in 1961 while pork outputs stay lower than 1960. Poultry should rise modestly. per person meat consumption may gain as production expands. Eggs and dairy stocks rise, with milk products more available. fruit and vegetable supplies vary through mid-1961 amid larger frozen fruit stocks and steady imports. Local notices include PTA meetings and community events.
The Elizabeth Stevens Unit meeting featured Rev. Richard Linde of the First Congregational Church presenting slides on Israel for guests from Canada. The event included a New Year gathering at Penny Lane with Miss Joan Mc t and local members, plus reports on missionary work and international youth travel.
A columnist recalls how parents reading aloud to children creates companionship and calm before bed. A survey of 1000 mothers shows few have regular story hours. the piece urges starting now with bedtime reading and repeating favorite tales, noting many good small books are sold in drugstores.
A dinner for the families announced the engagement of Miss Born of Firelands High School class of 1960 and art major at Ashland College with Mr Jordan, a 1959 Black River High School and 1960 Dayton Barber College graduate and U S Navy veteran. They belong to local churches Huntington United Church and Henrietta Methodist. Wedding plans are indefinite.
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