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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1965
Page
4
Dear Abby offers relationship guidance about a shy suitor and his approach to dating, with practical suggestions for readers facing similar situations. The column outlines steps to break the ice, build confidence, and communicate feelings effectively.
The Isabella Guild met after a film on mouth to mouth resuscitation. Rev Eugene Hattie and Fr Martin spoke about Jesuit missions in India including poverty, education, and cultural practices, with details on health, caste, and agriculture.
An unusual breakfast idea folds leftover pork sausage into corn bread mix with milk and egg. Top batter with crisp bacon, bake at 425 degrees for about 20 minutes and serve with eggs. yields six servings.
Mrs Milan Bendik spoke to the JAO Club of the YWCA on Poise and Good Grooming. Devotions were read by Mrs Melvin Pyle. Guests included Gayle Thomas and Mrs Jack Cook. Hostesses were Mrs James Milner chairman, Anna Belle Ball, Mrs Arthur M Jones, Mrs Leslie Bowman and Mrs James Mitchell.
Capt Kathleen Wood spoke at Holly Hall on Salvation Army origins goals and community programs in Elyria. She outlined 1865 London founder William Booth, local clothing drives, trucks from Cleveland, and efforts to aid alcohol rehab and needy families, plus training for officers and auxiliary activities.
Mrs. Douglas Ferguson of Endicott announces the birth of a son, Kenneth Frederic, with the mother Cynthia Bush. Social notes cover Merry Wives gathering at Butternut Ridge Rd, bake sales by Y-MATERS and Y-TEENS, James Jamison joining Garden Grove police, and upcoming library events including Jack and Jill Story Hour and an Intercultural Club meeting at Holly Hall.
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