Grandmothers Tales of Heritage and Hearth in 93 Years
Mrs. Greszler, nearing 93, recalls her husband Stephen’s sacrifices for their adopted country, the old country roots, and a life of motherhood and labor. She describes garden labor before machines, seven dozen children and grandchildren, and a family cherishing Hungarian dishes, canning, and traditions.
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Stephen
Mrs. Greszler
Anna Greszler
Teaching children to love to read and learn
The article argues reading is an interaction of inquiry imagination coordination and self esteem. It highlights how reading fosters discovery and independence, with parents reading aloud as a key enricher and cautions against pushing ABCs or excessive TV for preschoolers.
No room at the Inn: Elyria APL shelters long-term animals
Elyria Animal Protective League houses animals until adopted. Tasha a two year old black and brown short hair dog with a friendly nature, Freckles an eight month old spayed spaniel mix, Blackie a two year old neutered wirehaired terrier and Nancy a black and white stray cat remain in care. APL at 3171 W River Road operates from noon onward as workers care for animals.
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Elyria
Animal Protective League
Animal Shelter
Tasha
Freckles
Blackie
Max
Nancy
APL
River Road
Dave Zapotosky
Professional women must stop waiting for white knights
An anonymous female employment manager writing as Louise Kelley in Working Woman argues mentors from Fortune 200 firms can hinder female progress by encouraging passivity and stifling political savvy. She urges women to seek varied sponsors, develop own networks, and rely on talent, timing, and effort to advance.
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New York
UPI
Louise Kelley
Kelley
Ms. Kelley
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