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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1963
Page
10
A reader asks whether to leave a loveless marriage for a new partner, Abby cautions against quitting and advises honest discussion. Another letter complains of death-food routines at home, Abby explains health food appeal and urges understanding. A third writer finds mother-in-law shopping impractical and suggests channeling energy into volunteer work.
The Lorain County Fair runs August 19 through 23 featuring Abi Fila AOU and a wide array of exhibits for visitors. Fun activities and exhibits highlight the schedule as organizers invite the public to attend the event in Lorain County.
A compact recipe feature detailing quick crisp vegetables and cheese sauces. Includes snap beans with peppers and Parmesan, potatoes with Gruyere and cream, and marinated zucchini with wine vinegar and herbs. Provides yields and basic cooking steps for each dish.
The bathroom remains the most accident prone room in the home. Securely anchored ceramic bars are advised for both children and adults. Mosaic tile shower floors may have a natural abrasive effect that helps prevent slips.
Elyria residents join Kay-Harrison Junior Women's League to refurnish and redecorate Fire Stations No 2 and 3. Mrs Frank Burrows says nearly 100 businesses have donated money or materials, with professionals also being asked to contribute. The group aims for 2000 dollars, plans a card marathon from September to March, and invites new members via contact details for Mrs Burrows and Mrs Salinas. The project will be part of the General Federation of Women's Clubs Community Improvement Program 1962-1964 with Sears Roebuck Foundation sponsorship.
George Witbeck is confined at Highland View Hospital Cleveland in room 284 D Wing. Karen Rae Hancock, recently engaged, will be a Bowling Green State University senior majoring in elementary education. Jeanne McCoy begins as first grade teacher at Ramey School Puerto Rico under Overseas Teachers Program leaving Aug 20 with duties starting Sept 5. Mrs Laylin Bliss to Ohio Federation of BPW summer board meeting in Columbus. Mrs Earl Ware hosts luncheon then heads to Arkansas. Bridge winners listed. Mansfield couple welcomes first child Joan Lynn at Fairview Park Hospital. grandparents named.
Amy Vanderbilt discusses etiquette for at home doctor visits. A doctor should be offered a clean space, hand washing, minimal personal chat, and appropriate refreshments after the visit. Doctors value patients who respect time and focus during examinations and terminate visits gracefully.
The Monroe family held its 37th annual reunion Sunday at Melody Grove Park with about 150 attendees. Joe Walton gave the opening prayer, officers from Elyria were reelected, and John Monroe of Cleveland will be president in 1964. The 38th reunion is set for the last Sunday in July 1964 at Melody Grove Park.
The St Anthony Fraternity of the Third Order of St Francis met at St Mary Church with Msgr William L Newton delivering a sermon on retribution and penance. He urged daily reparation for sins and explained God’s justice, noting St Francis’ time mirrored present need for repentance. Indulgenced blessing and Benediction followed. a TV series on Hour of St Francis was announced for WEWS Channel 5 Saturdays. A Youth Congress is planned Aug 12 to 15 at St Francis College in Loretto PA, with information via the Central Office in Chicago.
A brief exhortation warns against inaction with the line No use standing there with your eyes closed Coward Take a look. The remark underscores a call to awareness and decisive action in a concise broadcast style.
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