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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1963
Page
5
A reader asks if a 10 year old boy liking doll clothes design signals a problem. Doctors advise accepting creative interests, discourage cross dressing, and note psychiatry cannot change such tendencies. Local Beta Sigma Phi chapter officers elected and plans outlined.
Elyria unveils a new mink focused fur shop at Penney’s Broad Street with two fashion shows. Bernice Gwin will attend the downtown Elyria display and at the Penney store she will host showing sessions tomorrow 1 to 5 p.m. Friday 1 to 9 p.m. and Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
A quick home hack shapes the dry rack by cutting a two inch rim from an old card table and fitting a new plastic screen top. Drying air circulates through the screen and sweater while the rack folds for compact storage.
An advertisement for a hat shoppe promises latest styles shapes and colors with no deposit or investment required and provides the contact given as Elli ott Greeting Card FA 2 6225.
DUPLICATE BRIDGE results at the YWCA list North South Mr and Mrs Neil Stotts 78 4 match pots Dr Roy Schaeffer and Mrs Frank Hamilton TS Mr and Mrs Harold Mathie 73 East West George and Dunstan 7344 Mr and Mrs Robert Nurter 6915 Fred Brown and Mrs Richard Loomis 6713 Master point night to be featured next Monday KMNETS MET at Mrs Michael Gula home 1233 Sorthwood Dr prizes awarded Marianne Gula birthday gift and secret sister Carol Marcero guest Mary Takacs slides of Florida next meeting April 36 at Mrs Richard Guia Preston Ave April party for Rosebud Choi open to public tickets at door Nut and Poppy Seed rail sale by Lady Guild of St Nicholas Church Lorain orders through April 3 Mr and Mrs Arthur S Myers celebrate 39th wedding anniversary spouse married April 2 1924 in Lorain former Elysians Washington Avenue Christian Church Mr Myers retired from Parsch Lumber Co six years ago.
The Metropolitan Life figures show women in gainful employ ment rising from 11 178 000 in 1930 to 21 172 000 by 1960. Clerical jobs led the surge with over 6 290 000 women, or 30 percent of all female workers, and professional roles grew to about 2 750 000.
The Women’s Pages staff invites tips about women-centered initiatives or new solutions to household or family challenges. Notify the Women's Pages Editor with suggestions for feature coverage.
The passage notes new playas you go phonograph record handling and bottom covering kits from Lucerna Co and Channel Master Corp. It suggests a scalice catchall for walls or closets and converting a preteen room with decorative pieces from Toys, Inc. to spark conversation.
Judge Henry P. Webber of the Common Pleas Court Domestic Relations Division spoke at the Kay Harrison Junior Women's League meeting in Monteith Hall. He urged addressing family root causes, noted divorce and child support issues, and described court efforts blending social science with law to aid troubled families.
Mr and Mrs Carl E Haines announce the engagement of their daughter Phyllis Lucille to Sgt Donald M Davis paratrooper in the U S Army son of Mr and Mrs Darrel Emery The wedding is set for 2 30 pm April 20 at Huntington United Church with Rev Dale Clark officiating They plan to reside in Fayetteville North Carolina Miss Haines a 1962 Black River High School graduate works in Dr Kinsels Ashland office
Contractors note a surge in ceramic tile on bathroom and kitchen walls as owners seek durable protection. Real tile resists steam water splash and stains, reducing repainting and remodeling costs over time.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund H. Schoen announce the engagement of their daughter Diana M. Schoen to Andrew Woody, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marion E. Woody of Lorain. Diana is Elyria High School graduate class of 1961 and member of Guys and Gals. Andrew is Lorain High School graduate January 1961, attending IBM school in Cleveland and employed by B. J. Tobin Co. in North Ridgeville. Wedding plans are indefinite.
A brief line presents a personal stance on the topic of wee women and claims a unique perspective. The phrasing signals a reflective note on identity and truth in a concise, opinionated style.
The Golden Age Club met Monday at Holly Hall celebrating the group s ninth year and January to March birthdays. Oldest members present were Eleanor McCully and Fred Decker. Several past presidents attended and a special prize went to Carabelle Young. An Easter party is planned for April at 12 pm at Holly Hall.
Exchange student Robert Enggist from Switzerland spoke at a Holly League dinner in Holly Hall. He described life, home, and school in Switzerland while Yvonne Salter reported on progress and Agnes Nickel read a history of the League.
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