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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1960

Page

5

Lenten Program Planned by Elyria Society

The Elyria Musical Art Society meets Tuesday at 8 15 p m in First Congregational Church to present a Lenten program led by the Rev Thomas Curtis. Dr John Rankin will discuss Handel and Bach and their personalities and music. Hostess chair is Mrs Claude Wigfield with an assisting group listed by name.

Elyria Musical Art Society First Congregational Church Thomas Curtis John Rankin Claude Wigfield Wilfrid Bowder Edna Portman Norine Wallis Esther Haversen J. N. Gregory

Dear Abby Answers Teen-Ager Guidance This Week

The Chronicle Telegram prints reader-supplied Dear Abby Q and A including hints to teens on growing up, responsibilities, and helping others. It notes editors credit and lists a Denver Juvenile Judge's advisory about maturity and service to family and community.

Abby Chronicle-Telegram H. F.hank

Indian Wars Room at Lorain County Museum Opens

The Lorain County Historical Society Museum unveils an Indian and Wars Room with Erie artifacts, a 1863 Civil War flag, burial relics from Colonel Vietzen excavations, and weapons from 19th century conflicts. Additional displays include Civil War and Spanish American War items, period textiles, and a wrought iron balustrade fragment from the Heman Ely home.

Ohio Canasadooharie Black River Lorain County Raymond Vietzen Vietzen Kentucky West Ridge Road United States Lorain County Historical Society Washington Ave George Metcalf C-T

New Moral Code Promotes Pagan View For Youth

Parents' Corner discusses changes in morals and dating as a museum expands to five rooms at 1334 Washington Ave. It cites a pagan view of sex, urges vigilance with teens, and notes open museum hours on Tuesdays and Saturdays with appointments.

Ridgeville Pamela Beebe Bwedlock Washington Ave Lady Chatterly

Newcomers to Elyria form diverse families and careers

The article profiles several new Elyria residents including Mr. and Mrs. Donald Young and families of Charles Miller Henry Minert and James Barrister Jr. It notes their origins Shamokin Pa occupations editors assemblyman directors and distributors and lists family ages hobbies and church ties. It also mentions local schools and community involvement and includes various mis-transcribed fragments.

Donald Young Charles W. [Miller Henry L. Minert James Joseph Barister, Jr Elyria Om High

Jefferson PTA Plans Gym Show

Jefferson Par ent-Teacher Association meeting on March 9 will feature a gym demonstration by Jefferson Junior High students under Rob ert E. Duvall with Mrs Stella Gam mons assisting. Proceeds of 325 were from the recent candy and cup cake sale reported by Mrs. Harlan Kopp. The PTA reminded of the March 25 fair 6 to 10 p.m. at the school and the play Captain Kidd Returns. A salad course was served by Mrs. Jones with Mrs. Walter Thompson assisting.

Jefferson Parent-Teacher Association Cecil Simmons Jefferson Junior High Robert E. Duvall Stella Gammons Harlan Kopp PTA Max Jones Furnace St Captain Kidd Jones Walter Thompson

Breathable Waterproof Plastic For Clothing Adopted

Glenside Pa reports a new plastic laminated to fabrics that makes raincoats snowsuits and everyday wear waterproof yet breathable. Dr Howard Strauss of E B Reeves says the material is porous with microscopic holes that block water but allow water vapor to escape.

Glenside Howard Strauss E.B.S. Reeves. Re Strass

Hindu Sanitation and Cleanliness in the Home

A discussion of Hindu sanitation notes that cooks must wear fresh clothing before entering the kitchen while the efficient American housewife also values cleanliness, often wearing a freshly laundered house dress to safeguard her family’s health.

Pencils Average 35 Mile Line Before Metal Reach

The seven inch pencil would draw 35 miles before hitting the metal if given a chance. The U S Pencil industry produces about 1,500,000,000 pencils annually, enough line to wrap around the earth roughly two billion times.

A and Paint CO U.S

Family meal time praised by Columbia professor

Distinguished chemistry professor Sh Charles Glen King of Columbia University argues pre meal washing and tidy mealtime foster brightness and family bonds. He says meals provide cleanliness before dinner, release from hunger and an inner sense of self clearance through shared routine.

Charles Glen King Columbia University

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