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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1965
Page
2
A reader laments a husband’s cruel remark after a difficult birth and vows to avoid future sons. Other letters discuss downsizing after children leave, and whether to invite a gift-giver who is not close. Abby weighs in on fairness, duties, and wedding invitations with practical guidance.
Mrs. Walter V. Magee of Lakewood addressed the Public Affairs Department luncheon at Montieth Hall on how federations unite local clubs for state and national influence. She noted 16 000 federated clubs, bi partisan membership from all religions and education levels, and programs across conservation education and public affairs. The talk highlighted the 75th anniversary, a Congressional Medal of Honor Grove project at Valley Forge, aid to Korea, and a national campaign against pornography.
A homemaker seeking help describes long dieting battles and a weight near 180 pounds. A psychiatrist urges a new self image, urging self respect and doctor collaboration, citing Psycho-Cybernetics by Maxwell Maltz as guidance.
Fragrant and festive buns feature raisins lemon zest and cinnamon. The method covers yeast activation dough mixing rising shaping cutting and baking for about two dozen buns with optional custard or frosting for crosses.
Local groups schedule meetings and events across Elyria including YWCA club slides on Greece hosted by Mrs Robinson and others at 1 pm Thursday. Lake Avenue United Church lunch meeting. Jack and Jill Story Hour at Elyria Library. Elyria Golden Age Club gathering. Allen Parent Teacher Association square dance. Women’s Missionary Society at First Baptist Church. Catholic Daughters of America dinner with candy orders due March 11.
The Rev Fr Robert Donahue spoke to St Mary Parent Teacher Unit on immediate moral concerns facing today’s youth. He urged parents to reinforce the Ten Commandments at home and avoid reliance on scarce experts, stressing daily moral character and open dialogue. The PTA plans baptismal candles for the parish and named a nominating committee for church activities.
A wave of white sweeps after dark as white becomes the feminine sleepwear staple. Treat yourself to elegant pieces, from long sleek gowns with a Jean Harlow vibe to lacey ruffled options. Pajamas in white crepe batiste or dotted Swiss with lace trim enchant daytime and nightwear alike.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Eddy of 119 Cornell Ave announce the engagement of their daughter Lucy to Richard E Wiser son of Mr and Mrs Richard E Wiser. Miss Eddy is a Elyria High School 1964 graduate attending Lorain County Community College. Mr Wiser is a Union Joint High School graduate serving in the US Navy on the USS Rockbridge in Norfolk Virginia. Wedding plans are indefinite.
Richard Ehle as Rev Parris leads a somber two act performance of Arthur Miller's The Crucible at Black River Playhouse. Cast members Maxine Owen William Heuser as Proctor deliver the core tension while others like Elizabeth Howe and John Hale provide strength. Performances run tonight tomorrow and next Friday Saturday with 3:30 pm curtain. Reservations listed. A misc note closes with a golf tee ad claiming to reduce hooking and slicing.
Area couple Mr and Mrs Howard Tiltjies announce their daughter Janice Tiltjies to Warren Goodman son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Goodman. Janice a Columbia High School graduate works at Union Commerce Bank Berea. Warren a Columbia High School graduate works at Sashko Welding Co Olmsted Falls.
Maria Washburn, a mother of a two year old and wife, works on bio physics as a research scientist at Bausch and Lomb. She credits husband support and early high school research, notes a 20 000 physicist deficit by 1970, and urges curiosity and study to succeed in science.
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