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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1963
Page
4
Dear Abby offers responses to a mosaic of letters from readers. A husband overwhelmed by eight children under twelve faces control issues over chores and TV time while a mother seeks balance. The middle child laments parental favoritism. Abby urges assigning duties, preserving personal time, and managing household tasks.
Mr Shoemaks population growth as new residents move to Elyria. Four families join Elyria residents. The Shoemakers, former Sewickley Pa residents, live at Windsor Dr with a 7 month old daughter Lisney Anne. Downey employed at Ford Motor Co Lorain. Robert J Downer 8 and William J 6 attend St Jude School.
The Rt Rev Msgr Francis Carney spoke at a St Mary Parent Teacher Unit meeting on life and marriage, describing marriage as a divinely instituted vocation guiding lifelong happiness. He urged viewing marriage as a path to heaven with the husband as a priest of the family and the wife sharing joyful service. the group planned a June meeting and contributions to a PE director salary.
Mrs Kenneth Mack spoke at the Tuesday dinner of the First Baptist Women’s Missionary Union. She and her husband are home missionaries in South Milwaukee under the Fellowship of Baptists for Home Missions. The meeting included singing, prayers, and reports on missionary work, with notes on the East Oberlin Church of Christ merger discussion, and local church activities.
Mrs Mitchell, veteran leader, presides as WSCS of Lake Avenue Congregational Kirst Methodist Church hosts guest speakers and a luncheon. Readings on faith, mission work in the Philippines and Africa shape the program. activities include rug making and a spaghetti fundraiser.
A2C Paul C Frabotta heads to San Francisco then Okinawa with address at APO 239 San Francisco California. Ohio Fuel Gas Co. auditorium hosts a 44 percent loss and 8 percent gain event with Gertrude Garnick as queen. Kate Matlock and Pat Westbrook welcomed as new members. Ohio Edison Women’s Club annual luncheon elects officers. Mrs Richard Lysaght speaks on You and City Council for Women in Government. David Ohlemacher announces birth Linda Rae, Jan 10 in Mansfield. Golden Age Club to meet with 50 cent mist exchange at Holly Hall. Mrs Toward B Smith visits from Knoxville Tennessee. John Michael Dillingham born Jan 3 at St Joseph Hospital Lorain. grandparents listed.
Mr and Mrs Carl W Wendling Perrysville announce the engagement of their daughter Belva Jean to Wallace Leya Schott son of Mr and Mrs Otho E Schott Westerville The couple plans a March wedding Belva Jean Wendling is a 1961 Ashland College graduate and medical technologist in Elyria while Schott a 1956 Westerville High School graduate attended Oberlin College and works at S and A Auto Shop Westerville Ecclesiastical.
Elyria High School drama club staged Three On a Bench under the Jefferson PTA with Frank Toth directing and cast Ann Havilland John Aunspaw James Scaggs Lan ex Brink. Sabin Oral Vaccine Type 3 distribution announced for Feb 10 in the school gym from 10 am to 4 pm. Freshman Come Back Dance slated for Jan 18 at 7:30 pm in the gym. Jerry Hamill won the room count award for his 8 non to 1 pm homeroom. Oakwood PTA Fathers Night featured Louis Kolopus discussing physical education program plans at elementary schools.
Edna Amspaugh was installed as most excellent chief as Pythian Sisters met in Odd Fellows Hall last night. Also installed were Dorothy Phillips as excellent senior, Dorothy Hastings as excellent junior, Ellen Sicker as manager, Erma Sehnarr as secretary, Hazel Gibson as treasurer, Lou Bauer as protector, Fannie Miller as guard. Evelene Gleason acted as installing officer. Luttic 3 was grand senior and Phyllie Shuster was grand manager. The Tigredia Social Club meets Wednesday for a nonn ture at Dorothy Postle home. The Past Chief's Association meets Thursday at Grace White's home. Maypoles in order colors and a cake decorated the table. Next meeting Jan 24 at Odd Fellow Hall.
Mu Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs Richard Kosco s Arlington Ct to donate to the Christmas seal campaign and oversee table decorations for the Sweetheart Ball on February 2 at Melody Grove. A cocktail party precedes the dance and a joint meeting with Phi Delta Delta is planned for January 22 with Mrs Bruce Williams and Mrs Kosco assisting.
Xi Beta Omega chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Edward Gradisek’s home to hear Mrs. Leo Pitts and Mrs. William Rose discuss eastern and northwestern Europe. Pictures highlighted European cities and countries. Plans for Sweetheart Ball decorations at Melody Grove Jan Feb. 2 were discussed. Hostesses included Mrs. Harry Gard, Mrs. Richard Wand, and Mrs. Edward Gradisek. Next meeting set for Jan. 22 at Ridgeview Bowling Alley.
A new botanical garden is planned on 100 acres beside the Credit River, about 20 miles from downtown Toronto. The venture positions Toronto alongside Hamilton and Montreal as Canada’s cities with botanical gardens.
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