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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1963
Page
17
A reader asks about a driving mishap and grounding punishment after an accident while lamenting a stiff penalty. The second letter questions a relative’s handling of tax forms and whether to confront or forgive breach of trust.
Portrait of Mrs Sydney Eugene Cowlin focusing on family as core value. She balances homemaking with a move from Gambier to support her husband’s ministry at St Andrews Episcopal Church. Two sons pursue advanced studies at Cornell and Kenyon, while she eyes piano lessons and active church work.
Short ribs browned in beer and simmered until tender then braised with vegetables in tomato sauce. Braising liquid flavors a final gravy with onions peppers mustard vinegar and sugar. serve with mashed potatoes green beans and fruit dessert for a hearty meal.
Shoppers will find a wide selection of meats including beef lamb pork and poultry plus eggs dairy and fish. Vegetables include cabbage carrots cucumbers lettuce and greens with fruit such as apples blueberries watermelons and bananas.
Donald Pay Cate of Collins married Suda Sue Bae o Bangkok in two private ceremonies in Bangkok. The couple, attended by 30 guests, planned to reside in Bangkok after a short honeymoon at Hua Hin and hope to return to the United States later this year.
Howard G Gould of 779 Cleveland Ave Amherst announces the engagement of his daughter Alice to Charles Lewis Butts, son of Dr and Mrs M Butts. Miss Gould, a 1960 graduate of Varnon L Steele High School Amherst, attended Baldwin Wallace College and belongs to Phi Sigma Tau. The couple plan to marry August 10 at 2 pm at the Amherst Congregational Church.
Cherie Chorak, a student at Eastern Heights School, recently returned from Brazil and spoke to Social Studies and Language Arts classes taught by Mrs George Baker Wiss about education religion money government climate clothing food and occupations. Baker asked students to write themes and answer questions about what they would like to be.
UPI reports Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts will present a three week recital series in Philharmonic Hall featuring varied programs across piano violin and voice. Readers will learn schedules venues and participating artists as announced by center officials.
LaGrange couple Henry J Van Der Wrst and Wis Van De Wrst announce their daughter Georgia Ellen to Wal ham Forbush son of Wr and Was Forbush. Georgia Ellen, a 1963 Keystone Engr School graduate, works at Elva Telephone Co and is a YWCA member. Forbush, a Islandstone High School graduate, works at Empire Spring Co. No wedding plans yet.
M and Mrs Wayne Lance of Prescott announce the engagement of their daughter Janet to Joseph S Lambert III son of Vii and Mrs Joseph Lambert Ji Prescott Janet is a Prescott High School graduate and beauty school student She is a sophomore at Eastern Arizona Junior College Wedding plans are indefinite
The record lists Van Valkenburg and Briggs vows and the bridal party. Bride Judith Van Valkenburg wore a turquoise three piece gown with matching accessories at a reception for 309 guests at Hol Hall. Groom Harold Van Valkenburg attended Elvira High School 1961 and works for Jack Cook Builders.
Fragmented OCR calendar items list events and times with unclear names and places. Contains sports and club mentions with 105 lezon hane 7 pm and 6% Towell 7 pm. Ambiguous text needs clarification to identify exact events and venues.
A clinical psychologist argues that emotional disturbances in children correlate with permissive or inconsistent discipline. He notes parents’ responses like praise, excuses, or punishment variability. consistent, effective discipline often aligns with improvements in headaches, stomach issues, and anxiety, while inappropriate or harsh methods fail.
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