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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1960
Page
7
Readers discuss early math teaching methods and the idea of using concrete objects to teach arithmetic. A mother questions starting addition and subtraction in first grade, while the column suggests using sticks and tiles to illustrate concepts and warns against overstudying math at too young an age.
The Lorain Deanery Council of the National Council of Catholic Women will hold a Day of Recollection next Tuesday at St Nicholas Church Lorain. Rev Fr Andrew Pataki will lead with the theme Unity Amidst Diversity. Luncheon follows, then a business meeting and Benediction led by Mrs Walter McAllister. Reservations to attend are requested.
Barbara Brehm sold 21 boxes and Linda Jo Pias 17 at a Wednesday St Theresa Troop Junior Catholic Daughters gathering in St Pauls Hall. The next meeting is March 16 with reports on literature and music and mint candy discussed.
Dear Abby letters discuss a woman who fears exposure of being older than her husband, advice to tell him the truth, and issues of self restraint before marriage. The page also includes family concerns about treatment for a relative and a local community report on Troop 15 Juniorettes Catholic Daughters activities and a Cleveland flower show recap.
Litchfield Cemetery Association will meet Tuesday at 2 pm at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wells Mole with about fifty members attending. New members urged to join. Various local events include Masonic Night Mar 17, Eastern Star hosting, and a disgressive dinner at the Baptist Church Friday. Community members attend concerts, funerals, and a floral show in Cleveland. notes on school and church activities fill the page.
A reader is advised to contact Abby via the paper with a stamped self addressed envelope for a personal reply. The notice instructs proper mail etiquette and specifies request handling through the newspaper.
Stork shower honored Mrs Rochard Sair at 121 Parkview Ct with games and prizes won by Mrs Gene Sievert Mrs Ralph Kiine and Mrs Driggs. Pink and white color theme featured cupcakes and a stork centerpiece.
Amherst officials report the Amherst PTA approved two donations to fund the Prom-Dawn planning and donated furnishings for the high school clinic. The meeting discussed differences in national education systems, with guest speakers Miss Maude Bernheim and Axel Ewald comparing co education and class schedules in the United States, France, and Germany.
Final plans for the Amherst District meeting of the Amherst Eagles were announced. The gathering Sunday at 2 p.m. in Eagles Hall will feature nine area lodges and the Elna drill, with ten new members to be initiated and seven candidates voted in. Ron Muska spoke of Navy service on leave, and a moment of silence was observed for Fred Mudrich.
The Rev Hobart Johnson will be guest speaker at 7 30 PM at the Columbia Baptist Church Lenten service. Junior Choir students from grades three through six rehearse under Mrs Kenneth Grills. Junior Baptist Youth Fellowship met at the church led by Evelyn Pack. The choir will join Sunday school services.
The Amherst Junior Women's League voted to protest TV programming for children between 5 and 8 30 pm and urged stations to offer more child friendly shows including cartoons. They also organized an Easter egg roll set for April 16 at Powers School and planned a white elephant sale on April 4 and a rummage sale in May. Delegates were named for the Know Your Government event and a Vogue sewing contest entry was chosen for Mrs Haas. Donations were approved for the Red Cross and Lorain County Crippled Children's Society.
Elyria Audubon Society members examined about 140 birds and mammals at the Bird Room Grassie’s Wayside Inn. Guest speaker Charles Bud Schue discussed species and wildlife conservation, with plans for a Cincinnati photographer and National Audubon Screen Four lecturer at next December’s annual meeting.
Valley City Liverpool PTA will hear Rev Warren Willke pastor of Ravenna First Lutheran Church as guest speaker at an 8 p m meeting in the school cafeteria. Last week’s executive session was canceled due to weather. a brief officers and chairmen meeting will follow.
Amherst Joseph Kolenda aged 135 Milan Ave was fined 15 dollars plus costs for intoxication and disorderly conduct in Mayor Henry Kanes court after being arrested Saturday on Milan Ave. Several community reports urged tax stamp remittance and proceeds from candy and nut sales. The Valley City Boys League and Hot Stove League set a 2 pm Sunday meeting at the Dianne Theater with officials managers umpires and parents required. Buckeye School District youths 13 to 15 may join the new league, attendance with a parent. Brownie Troops 11 and 2 are selling Girl Scout cookies with deliveries later. troop leader Rolland Godfrey was absent for illness and cards were made for her. Janet Ribar collected dues with Theresa Barnes serving as secretary. girls rehearsing a play for fathers.
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