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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1968
Page
2
Oberlin alumni heard associate professor Hirschel Kasper outline two ways economics serves society. He urged focus on full employment, price stability, continuous growth, and a healthy balance of payments, noting 1963 and May 1965 unemployment trends and the impact of GNP, taxes, and money supply on jobs and inflation.
Dr and Mrs Wayne J Van Der Weele announce the engagement of their daughter Suzanne Irene to David Timothy Woods son of Mr and Mrs G W Woods. Suzanne a 1968 Elyria High School graduate employed by J C Penney Midway Mall. David a 1967 Elyria graduate attends Ohio University sophomore affiliated with Delta Upsilon. The couple plans a summer 1969 wedding.
The piece discusses LSD history and culture, noting its origins as a chemical probe and its evolving status from experimental tool to illegal substance. It contrasts religious enlightenment traditions with modern drug experiences, cites safety concerns, and mentions Swedenborg's mystic life as a bridge between Eastern and Western approaches.
Mr and Mrs Michael Gimben announce the engagement of their daughter Marianne to Max Powrie, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Powrie. Marianne is a Hillsdale College graduate affiliated with Chi Omega. Max is a Kent State University graduate from Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Both are employed by Highee Co. An early fall wedding is planned at St Peter and Paul Russian Orthodox Church.
University Park Pennsylvania State University dean Dr. Russell Larson notes that faster income growth in developing nations is lifting demand for grains used to expand meat milk and eggs production. He contrasts per person grain use 400 pounds in less developed countries with about 1600 pounds in the United States, most of which fuels livestock and poultry.
Town Talk notes Mr and Mrs Leroy Allan Schroeder of 5251 State Route 82 Manoa Ohio announce the birth of a son LeRoy Allan Jr on July 12 Mrs Schroeder formerly Cheryl Kay Phillips also mentions Mrs Clara Carothers of Pikewood Manor Amherst Hospital Room 306 is a patient and would enjoy hearing from friends
Rose Marie Coon and David Alfred Franzke married July 13 in a 3 PM ceremony at St. Mary Church officiated by Rev. Joseph Lang. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs. Jeff Kiser, bridesmaid Diane Lee Coon, and flower girl Debra Ann Coon. Best man was Kenneth Gilliam with ushers Tim Wonder and Jack Powell. A 7:30 PM reception followed at VFW Hall LaGrange. The bride, a 1968 Midview High School graduate, works for J.C. Penney. the groom attended Keystone High School and works for Plastic Blower Co. in LaGrange. They will live at 132 Clark St after a trip to Toledo.
A reader asks Mrs Schraub how to handle one twin repeating first grade while the other advances. Advice emphasizes avoiding stigma, supporting self esteem, promoting success in other areas, and considering ungraded or split classes to reduce harm. guidance includes granting appropriate freedom to grow emotionally.
Antiquing with new short cut kits makes old furniture look fresh or create a aged look. If undercoating or color coats are sprayed, thin the coating first to ensure an even paint flow.
Donald J. Sager and Lynn Sleeth married June 29 at 11 am in Congregational Church with Rev. Thomas Curtis officiating. The bride, daughter of C. F. Sleeth of Charleston WV, has advanced degrees and works as a State Library of Ohio consultant. The groom is head librarian at Elyria Public Library. they will reside at 283 Washington Ave after a trip to Montreal and Quebec.
Mr and Mrs Dennis L Forthofer exchanged vows at St Mary Church July 6 at 2 30 pm in Huron Ohio The bride Sandra Dianne Terry is daughter of Mr and Mrs Bennie A Terry of West Huron The groom Leonard Forthofer is son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Forthofer of Butternut Ridge Rd An evening reception followed at Spring Lake Park The couple will reside at Colonial Colony Apartments after a trip east The bride is employed as an accountant at Western Security Bank Sandusky The groom is also an accountant with Periodical Publishers Service Bureau The wedding featured handkerchiefs made by the great aunt Mrs John Haver and attendants included Blanche Terry and Lillie Terry The groom’s siblings Benny Terry Jr and Sally Forthofer served as ushers
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