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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1964
Page
3
A fragment suggests winter to summer patio cooking with party ideas and new dishes. Mentions Cheesy Corn Spread, party breads, and outdoor jiving. Promotes intriguing recipes to enhance a home collection and impress guests.
Frances L. Ilg and Louise Bates Ames discuss using physical structure and basic psychology to interpret how children see and react to situations. They advise observing daily behavior, noting if a child fixates on details or grasps big-picture problems, and recognizing inner versus social motivation to tailor parenting approaches. A brief note on a German vocational school using closed-circuit TV for classroom observation concludes the piece.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Lutheran Home for the Aged plans its annual garden party at 7116 Dover Center Road, Westlake, on June 24. Attendees may bring a picnic lunch while refreshments are sold. a bus runs from Center Ridge Road opposite Westgate Shopping Center. Card tables, craft booths, and handmade items by residents and auxiliary members will be featured.
Readers mix personal woes with financial strain and criminal justice concerns in a fragmented Dear Abby style column. The note discusses marriage strain, child welfare, tax issues, and urges practical steps while referencing a public meeting on constitutional government hosted by Erie County Republican Women.
UPI reports that before Herbert Hoover, the U.S. President did not have a phone on his White House desk. Instead a booth outside his executive office housed communications, according to Illinois Bell Telephone Co.
Wellington Ar dith Louise Hemphill daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hemphill and Edward Snyder son of Mr and Mrs John Snyder announce their engagement. Miss Hemphill is a 1961 Wellington High School graduate and Snyder is a Valley Forge Military Academy graduate who served three years in the Navy and is self employed. The wedding is set for July 18 at the First Methodist Church here.
Local Chronicle Telegram from Elyria Ohio dated June 5 1961 reports a brief news item captured in the Friday edition. The readable fragment notes city events and official activity but lacks complete details for fuller summary.
Events listed for the evening include a Masonic Temple gathering at 7 30 and 1p. Friday Night Tapettes at Columbia Gas Co. at 7 p.m. A fish or shrimp dinner is offered at St Jude's Friday at 5 with public welcome. Pie and beverage available with take outs from 4 p.m. Ample parking noted in Elyria.
A social event is scheduled tonight at St Teresa on Harris Road in Shefield Lake. The regular party opens at 2 p.m. and continues into the evening at 7 p.m.
Mr and Mrs Frank W Cornell of 290 West Main St LaGrange plan a Sunday dinner with their daughter and son in law for their 25th wedding anniversary They married June 5 1939 in Milford Conn They have lived in Elyria 18 years at present home since 1957 Mr Cornell worked 18 years in Steel and Tube Division He is Isaac Walton League member and has served as AFL-CIO Local secretary for eight years Mrs Cornell has been secretary of the Isaac Waltonettes for two years The First Methodist Church LaGrange family includes two children Bonnie Wynieski 240 Gates Ave and Bill Cornell at home
The Institute of Life Insurance reports that one in three mothers with children under 18 are employed outside the home. The finding highlights changing family roles and economic pressures affecting households nationwide.
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