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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1961
Page
7
Advice column notes that many three year olds exhibit rebellious behavior as they develop a conscience. Parents are urged to show love, set simple rules, enforce them consistently, use gentle discipline, and reward good behavior. Includes a reader question about a four year old generous with toys and guidance for explaining limits.
Mr and Mrs Joseph A Starwark wed at 10 am in Immaculate Heart of Mary Church Cleveland. The bride Miss Joanne Crawford wore lace over cotton with three tullers crown and orchids. Caroline Berkich maid of honor Ruth Ann Weber bridesmaids Dan Kostel best man. Honeymoon to Williamsburg Virginia and Washington DC.
Advertisement for Marian Martin pattern H55 Misses shirt and skirt with underarm pleats. Sizes 10 to 20. Pattern cost 50 cents plus 10 cents extra for mailing. Address order to The Chronicle Telegram pattern dept New York. Include name address zone size style number. Catalog offers 100 fashion finds for summer patterns.
About 125 residents from Penny Ruben Carol and Betty lanes and East River area gathered for an all day block party at Betty Lane Ball Diamond. Games group singing and a buffet dinner featured Loren Hyland as emcee with Mrs David Tumbas and Mrs Charles Sheldon as chairmen.
Merry Wives Of Forty met Monday at Mrs. LeRoy Forthofer’s home 8168 Butternut Ridge Rd. They planned a housewares party for the first meeting in August. Prizes went to Mrs. Robin Taylor. Subsequent meeting set for July 10 at Mrs. Harold Baldauf’s home 5185 Avon Bel Drive North Ridgeville.
Mr and Mrs Ralph DeMarco of Lawrence Massachusetts announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Jane to Gerald B Bachman son of Mr and Mrs Erwin C Bachman Vermilion. Miss DeMarco a 1958 Lawrence High School graduate and secretary at Western Electric Plant Lawrence. Bachman a Firelands High School graduate and Army specialist 4th class stationed at Warrenton Virginia. A late fall wedding is planned.
Twin sisters Jean Coon and Joan Simkovich shared the crown after each losing two pounds at the Three I TOPS weigh-ins held at Ohio Fuel Gas auditorium. Nine members reported a collective nine pound loss. The group visited Mrs. Simkovich in Avon Lake for a wiener roast, with a meeting planned Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the same venue.
A garbled Dear Abby page fragment offers reader questions about medical care for a teen, a husband’s early-morning commute, religious differences in love, and a bizarre, nonsensical cooking aside. The text combines multiple questions with corrupted phrases and stray instructions.
The Temple Bnai Abraham Sisterhood honored Mrs. Lawrence Montrose at a farewell luncheon held yesterday at the Oberlin Inn. Rabbi Montrose will start a new post in Skokie Illinois. A takeoff of It Could Be You entertained members and Mrs. Montrose received a gift. Chairmen were Mrs. Howard Greenberg, Mrs. Eve Gerson, Mrs. Lester Spike, and Mrs. Harry Rosen.
Oberlin Miss Katherine A. Macarthy will wed Abraham Washington at Christ Episcopal Church in Oberlin at 2 p.m. Friday. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Macarthy of 51 East Vine Street. the groom resides in Cleveland.
A kitchen feature on using limes in drinks, desserts, sauces and dressings. It covers lime storage for 1 to 3 weeks, methods to prepare wedges and rims, and lime infused beverages such as a lime and honey party punch. Includes a quick Key Lime Pie recipe with meringue topping and tips for garnish and flavor.
A reader asks if kissing can cause pregnancy and Abby clarifies that pregnancy requires sexual intercourse. The reply emphasizes that kissing cannot lead to pregnancy and urges understanding of basic reproductive facts.
Miss Janet R Portz daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph M Portz married William D Humes at the Presbyterian Church Newcomerstown with Rev Harold Lee officiating. The bride who studied at Muskingum College and Western Reserve University wore a silk peau de soie gown and carried roses and ivy. The reception followed at the Portz home with about 125 guests.
Cathy Sherman will be president of the American Legion Junior Auxiliary meeting at the legion home. Officers include Pat Lenhard as vice president Janice Dunlap as secretary Kathy Shaw as treasurer Becky Lenhard as chaplain Judy Gleason as sergeant at arms and Patty Burkhard guiding committees. Members planned a picnic and projects for the new year including helping a Korean baby.
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