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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1963
Page
6
Elyria Chronicle Telegram dated Friday July 26 1963 reports on local events in Elyria Ohio including civic notes. Features brief summaries of community activities and updates from city offices and nearby areas.
A collection of Dear Abby excerpts covers jealousy over lunch companions caught with seafood poisoning, a small town girl seeking approval for love despite money, nosy neighbors accusing a mother of many male visitors, and readers urging Abby to print their letters. Practical guidance emphasizes patience, self reliance, and honest communication.
Americans consumed fewer eggs in 1962 than in the prior two decades, dropping to about 324 eggs per person annually, according to researchers at North Dakota State University College of Agriculture.
Local department store advertises Distinction two and three piece casual suits and cocktail and formal wear. The item line emphasizes suit sets and formal options for upcoming events with promotional pricing and sizing noted.
Mrs James M Bonnie Brinks will support her husband as new assistant minister at First Methodist Church. A lifelong church participant she led youth groups in high school and held college church offices at Penn State. Since marriage she managed home duties while maintaining faith activities, with daughter Wynn Ann in Sunday School and Bible school. The Brinks, who met in McKeesport PA, chose Elyria for its favorable fit and a home at 345 Eastern Heights Blvd with a large yard and plans for a learn by doing garden.
Mr and Mrs W C Goodnough announce the engagement of their daughter Frances to A2c Stephen T Pair Jr US Air Force son of Mr and Mrs Stephen T Pair of Amherst The couple are both 1962 graduates and Frances is a secretary in Greenville while Stephen is stationed in Pakistan Wedding plans will be announced later
Pauline Hasley and Bea Robertson were honored by coworkers at the C. H. Merthe Co. dinner in Oberlin. Thirty attendees represented many years of service at the local store. Hasley, 35 years in charge of domestics, plans a westward vacation then Elyria return. Robertson, 30 years at Merthe, 15 as advertising manager, will move to California. Corsages were given by Filmer Battenhouse, with arrangements by Leon Ryan and Margaret Sullivan.
Elyria BPW Club met at Mrs Laylin Bliss home to plan the year. Officers and chairs discussed objectives promoting education for women in business and profession and topics include The Changing Role of Women and What You Can Do for World Peace. A politics course, airport tour and hobby meeting are among projects. first meeting set for Sept 17 at First Congregational Church with Mary Ellen Hostrup as speaker.
A reader argues for firm rule based discipline while cautioning against anger. Emphasizes understanding why rules are broken and using reasoning and patience rather than punitive reactions.
Israel's Habimah Theater the nation's oldest repertory group will perform 18 weeks in the United States starting February 1964. About half the run will be in New York City with major cities visited on a follow-up tour.
This piece extols chicken as a versatile summer treasure for picnics salads pies and barbecues. It highlights chicken as a lean protein with moderate fat and notes recipes tailored to reduce saturated fats for dieters.
A 3 pound frying chicken cut into serving pieces is marinated in sherry and dark corn syrup for one hour then baked at 375 F in a margarine onion seasoned pan until tender about an hour. The sauce thickens with cornstarch and water and is poured over the chicken before serving. Makes four servings.
A step by step chicken casserole combines broiled chicken with rice, mushrooms, pimiento and a parsley nutmeg seasoned sauce. The method includes boiling chicken, cooking rice, preparing a onion flour stock mixture, layering in a greased dish and baking at 375 degrees for about 20 minutes.
Life insurance statisticians report that American women tend to have their last child by the age of 28. The finding highlights earlier childbearing as a key demographic pattern used in underwriting and planning.
A reader letter discusses bedwetting among children, noting it’s more common than assumed and sharing a family's experience with a conditioning device after varied nightly results. The piece advocates gradual dry spells, rubber protection, and consideration of devices after age seven, reflecting differing developmental rates.
In New York City the Chase-Manhattan Museum of Monies of the World presents a display featuring over 75,000 specimens. The exhibit showcases currencies and monetary artifacts from diverse nations and eras, highlighting the global history of money.
Betty Ann Bishop attends a national dance teachers premiere in Cleveland while Kathy Webb joins the Student Dance Cavalcade. Howard Wendell and son Foster visit Elyria relatives. Foster on 30 day Air Force leave from Las Vegas. Grace Lutheran Walther League hosts Cascade zone swim party at North Recreation Pool. Little League South Ladies Auxiliary meets at Joe Norban Field after the final game. Darryl Archer announces birth of Jennifer Leigh in Lodi Community Hospital. grandparents and great grandparents listed. Robert D. Starr accepts Clyde teaching job and assistant football coach role. Linda Joan Sweet to Taylor University. dorm and college details. Ridgeville Dance Band showcases jazz program at Crile Hospital. Navy Mothers of America sponsor. St Jude Altar and Rosary Society to receive communion.
A fashion designer argues the sportive look is out of place in urban wear. She praises femininity and functional chic, urging clothes that move gracefully with the body and suit city life, not college campus trends. She warns against gendered dress code reversals and urges mothers to veto the trend.
Garden Y’s members visited Cleveland Art Museum on Wednesday for a program titled Flowers in Oriental Art. Rita Meyers spoke on the symbols and sacred meanings of native flowers, noting seasonal meanings and contrasts between Japanese and Chinese art, then led a tour of the museum and garden center with Mrs. Maurice Hyman coordinating arrangements.
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