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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1964
Page
2
A brief obituary item from the Elyria Chronicle Telegram dated Wednesday January 15 1964 notes the death of a local resident. The notice lists cremation or burial details and honors the deceased's family.
The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 12 heard Ray Kepner outline the Social Security program as a base for disability retirement and survivor protection. Members noted Christmas gifts for VA Hospital patients in Ohio and planned a Crile Hospital party, with ongoing studies on security and welfare activities.
Calendar lists a 6 pm Gold Star Mothers meeting at Legion Home and 7:30 pm Arterafters at Hail Halls. A 3 pm Tip TOPS gathering is at Ohio Fuel Gas Co auditorium, with 8 pm St Clair Rebekah Lodge event at Oddfellows Hall.
In a tense exchange a student accuses a peer of feigning literacy to silence her. The dispute centers on accusations of reading ability and cultural language understanding.
The report lists names of hostesses for the session including Mrs Hager Burkhard Mrs Harsid Davies Mrs Jack Drage Mrs Ker Vietzen Mrs Robert Terrell Mrs Charles Vietzen and Elva Stri¢kler. The unit will meet next on January 21.
MR AND MRS ROGER MULDER announce birth of a 7 pound 10 ounce son Kevin James born Sunday at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Grandparents listed as Mr and Mrs Robert J Plas and Mr and Mrs John Mulder. Mrs Karl Plocher hosts nine-table bridge for Elyria Woman's Club funds with helpers. Bethel Shrine Auxiliary cancels January meeting. next Feb 20. Elyria Mothers of Twins Club to meet at Monteith Hall for twin care tips and planning trip to Creve Coeur show. Gayle Diane Pratt seeking friends at current address in Litteton Colorado after visiting parents. Extra Woman's Club Tea at Monteith Hall features Mrs Layde Kaiser reviewing When the Legends Die.
The Elyria Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution explored Henry Ford’s life in a program led by Miss Mary Gray. Joe Suster presented the film The World of Henry Ford, tracing Ford from his Dearborn farm via the model T to modern industry, with discussion of his impact on farming and machinery.
A student nurse received two robes and sappers from the group Secret for Christmas at a Xi Zeta Eta Beta Sigma Phi meeting hosted by Mrs Pater. A dessert auction was planned at the home on East 54th Street North Ridge.
Mr. and Mrs. John Berger announce the engagement of their daughter Phy Anna Berger to Robert A. Cunningham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Cunningham. Phy Anna is a South Amherst High School and Kent State graduate and a teacher in South Amherst. Robert Cunningham is a Uniontown High School and Edinboro State College graduate, Army veteran, and a teacher at Central School, Amherst. Wedding plans are indefinite.
Nu Gamma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met last evening at Mrs. David Tracey’s home to plan a penny supper event. The gathering focused on organizing details for the fundraiser and confirming roles.
Announcement lists Gayle Dianne Krugman and Charles A Burkey as engaged. The couple’s families are noted with residence at 149 Caroline St and Ohio Edison Co connections. The wedding is planned in February at Washington Avenue Christian Church with a candlelight ceremony.
The engagement announces Linda Suzanne Weaver daughter of Victoria Weaver and the late Clarence Weaver to Larry Thomas Payne son of Clyde and Mrs Payne. Both reside on North Ridge Road and attend local schools with Weaver a Bendix Westinghouse secretary and Payne a General Motors Institute attendee.
A reader asks if a joking engagement ring transfers a legally binding engagement claim and warns of potential breach of promise. Additional letters recall Thanksgiving mishaps and phone etiquette debates, with Abby offering light, common-sense responses.
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