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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1964
Page
5
Molded Ambrosia combines canned orange grapefruit pineapple banana and coconut with lemon gelatin for a bright fruit dessert. Drain fruits and arrange in a mold then heat sugar dissolve gelatin fold in fruit sections and coconut chill until firm. Garnish with remaining coconut or nuts and serve in small slices.
Announcements include the Hendersons welcoming a daughter Laureen Annette at Elyria Memorial Hospital with family from Grafton and Elyria, plus local residents and events. A 16 year old attending a hairdressing event at McGarveys Party House and fundraisers for the Ton Aulisia Fund. A jail? Noted. A story hour for children at Emma Library with fairy tale selections. Lorain Deanery Council meeting at St Joseph Amherst with benediction and tea. A Glamorous dessert feature and a Practical Nurse Association meeting donation for Minnie Weigel scholarship. Eastern Heights Y Teens meeting with candy sales and a movie.
Principal Robert Duvall leads Oakwood Parent-Teacher Association with a discussion on School Finances, followed by a practical kitchen segment. The recipe explains making puffs with corn oil, eggs, and confectioners sugar frosting, yielding about 32 pieces.
The article discusses Ohio public school financing with local communities providing about 80 percent and the state 20 percent funded by taxes. It cites Duvall noting two million students in Ohio, potential growth to three million by 1970, and state aid up to 60 percent for some schools. It also covers PTA business including a traveling bake sale, gear for cub packs, and honors for Daniel Grondin and Mrs. Tony Trupp.
A summary of the Geisel Institute text suggests adults often mirror parental habits. Per Missildine, childhood parental perfectionism and health anxieties can persist, shaping self expectations, fatigue, and need for pampering. Recognition prompts later adopting mature attitudes for better self handling.
Phi Delta Delta announces a candidate for its annual ball queen at a March event. The chapter plans a rum mage sale and pledges were encouraged to support Sue Peaboy and Be Rovaens. The group will meet January 27 at Brandau Jexeiers for planning.
The note suggests brightening aluminum using household mixtures like vinegar or a paste. It highlights simple, accessible methods for restoring shine without specialized products.
A concerned parent asks whether a fourth grader's progress reports should include comments on personality. The parent notes repeated remarks on excellence yet claims the child appears upset when things don’t go his way. They worry such notes undermine self confidence and should be explained to the student.
An editorial in the New York State Journal of Medicine warns that blowing one nostril can create back pressure that may force secretions into the middle ear during a cold. The piece cautions readers that germ laden secretions from the upper throat can reach the ear via the Eustachian tube, potentially causing infection.
Chronicle-Telegram reports Elyria news dated January 17 1965 covering local events, civic notes and community updates from Elyria Ohio with brief items and notices.
The Elvriz High School PTA meets Monday at 7 3 p m in the high school auditorium to discuss national and college scholarships grant in aid loans campus employment and veterans programs. Elyria High School staff cover Ohio higher education assistance bank loan programs local scholarships rehabilitation aid and veterans services. The Elyria Cadet Band performs under Daniel Spriggs and coffee will be served after.
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