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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1964
Page
6
A playful feature highlights Harry Snavely, C T Photo Editor, and his perfectly photogenic baby Michael Roy Snavely turning one on June 28. The piece notes the irony of editors avoiding glowing about their own offspring while sharing grand images of others.
Lorain County sisters Teri Williams of Elyria and Pat Miller of Lorain won Highland dancing honors at the United States Highland Dancers Association indoor competition in Buffalo. Teri, 9, took juvenile class top honors. Pat, 15, won in the senior for dancers 16 and under. They faced Canadian and U.S. contestants, performing the Highland Fling, Sword Dance, and Seann Triubhas amid judges and cameras. Their mother and father are listed as Mr. and Mrs. David Williams and Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Miller of Lorain.
Emmanuel Lutheran women met Tuesday with Mrs John Kre mbibli and Mrs Harvey Evans as hosts for Kate Luther Circle and other groups. Duane Ellis led the topic on purpose of Woman's work, with questionnaires to be tabulated. A general Women of Emmanuel meeting is set for Tuesday at 8 pm with Dr George Mynchenberg speaking on Faith Healing. Toys are to be collected for the Sunday School nursery and combined circles meet July 21 at 8 pm at 1062 North Pasadena Ave. The final church year meeting was held Wednesday, a picnic tureen at Mrs Q R Finchey's home, with out of town guests. Devotions led by Mrs Ira Gough and Mrs William Jacobs sang The Lord's Prayer. The Rumor Clinic program by Mrs Duke Elliott illustrated how stories change with retellings. Mid town Circle of First Congregational Church closed year with a farewell luncheon, bouquets on the table, and remarks by Rev William Leath. Next regular meeting in September.
Officers announced for Spring Valley Parents Teacher Association with Mrs. Harry Chese as president and Herold Mc Alpin as first vice president. Others include Don Sheperd second vice president and Mrs. Robert McDonald recording secretary plus a slate of secretaries, treasurer, and council delegates. Standings list chairmen for ways and means program safety ships and rooms mothers hospitality magazines publicity health education and historian.
Irene M Bendik daughter of Mr and Mrs Andy Berdik North Abbe Rd and John Mi Paik son of Mr and Mrs John Paik 429 Concord Aves met in Cologne Germany during the weekend of June 13 and 14 Miss Bendik is on a five week vacation tour of western Europe Mr Palik has been on an extended business trip in Germany since July 1963 Bathers are regularly employed at Bendix Westinghouse Air Brake Co Miss Bendik is traveling with a cousin Ruth Bendik Cleveland.
A reader mails a heartfelt letter about father absence and a son longing for paternal love. The father explains years of neglect, a college son away, and a plea for reconciliation. Abby guides on emotional healing, urging conversation and family closeness rather than blame.
A jumble of local notes includes a Catholic Nurses breakfast at St Vincent de Paul Church, Elyria Golden Age Club picnic at Grotto Park with noon transport from Holly Hall, a birth notice for Julie Lin Hancock born June 16 at Amherst Hospital, and meetings of the Elyria Eagles Auxiliary with officers installed and awards listed. Also contains a warm personal letter from a son “Pink” to his dad and an unfinished plea “Dear Abby” request.
The Women’s Pages staff invites tips on women and their work or home solutions. Send suggestions about any woman with a notable project, vocation, or household insight to the editor for potential coverage.
Rainbow Girls meet at Masonic Temple at 7 p.m. Duplicate Bridge Club, West Coast Association, at 3 p.m. Elyria Golden Age Club hosts a Holly Ball at 1 30 p.m. Women of the Moose hold a meeting at the Moose Home on East Broad Street for installation events.
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