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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1973
Page
2
A dessert praised for beauty and year round appeal uses canned peaches and raspberry preserves. The crust blends wheat germ cookie crumbs and butter. the creamy filling is dependable. Wheat germ is highlighted as a natural health food rich in vitamins and iron.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Richards announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Marie Richards of Cambridge Court Apartments to Darrell Devereaux, son of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Devereaux of 74 Edgewood Dr. Grafton. She is a 1972 graduate of Midview High School and works at Paul Harris Midway Mall. he is a student at the American School of Chicago and employed by C. M. Mold and Dre. Wedding plans are indefinite.
The Social Progress Department will host attorney Jack Zagrans presenting a program of classic comedies at 8 30 pm Monday in Monteith Hall. Husbands and other guests may attend. Scheduled titles include Their First Mistake a 1932 film with Hardy and First of Beer a 1933 W C Fields production.
John W. Murbach president of Murbach Coal Co. will address the Elyria Woman's Club monthly luncheon in Monteith Hall at 12 30 p m on Wednesday. He and his wife visited Iran last April for the Persian Empire 250th anniversary celebration and will present slides on The Ruins of Persepolis to the Modern Mosques of Iran. Education and Public Affairs Department handles luncheon arrangements.
Sandra Lee Brown and Donald C. Boyer become engaged, announced by grandparents George Brown of Rural Valley and Dorothy Karwalske and Norman Brown. Brown, Elyria High School graduate, works at McCreary Tire in Indiana, Pa. Boyer, a 1968 Shannock Valley graduate, served in the Army and attends Butler County Community College. Wedding plans are indefinite.
A reader asks about punishing a fifth grader with Boy Scout bans over bad grades. The columnist recommends targeted help, a conference with the teacher, and avoid overpunishment while encouraging improved study habits. The piece also discusses silent versus oral reading, noting that today’s students read well silently but may lag in oral reading due to classroom emphasis and school factors.
A reader questions marriage as an institution and fears it due to family strife. The response says marriage has diversified beyond a parental pattern and highlights high companionship and colleague marriages, noting research by Packard and Bernard. It cautions against choosing single life solely from fear and cites health and mortality considerations.
Readers defend seven children and mother chosen plans while denying critics. Another letter sets boundaries for being called Nellie and a teen couple on a narrow couch prompts advice to keep feet on the floor. Abby also promotes her writing booklet.
Beatrice Kaye Jenkins and Nylon Dewitt Draper united in marriage December 28 at Seventh Day Adventist Church in Clarksfield with Elder Darrow Foster officiating. Parents, bridal party, reception at Ward Hall Huntington, and Army service details for the groom are noted.
The Holly League meets 6 15 p m Tuesday at Holly Hall with Connie Davis speaking on Woman in a Changing World. The Lorain County Dental Assistants Society gathers 7 30 p m Tuesday at Sherwood Inn with Dr M Lee Griffith speaking on The Oral Surgeon and Facial Deformities. Elyria Senior Fellowship moves to Monday 9 30 a m at American Legion Home for redecorating, Werner Anderson to perform on the musical saw. Kathryn Todgham graduation date corrected to 1969 from 1960. Elyria Golden Age Club hosts a long lunch Monday 1 30 p m at Holly Hall. Lagrange Homemakers Club noon Tuesday at Township Hall for pot luck and crochet class. Registered Nurses and guests meet Monday 8 p m at Elyria Memorial Hospital auditorium with talk Good bye Mr Chips.
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