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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1963
Page
8
Reader questions cover alimony and wage garnishment under the law, jealousy and trust issues in marriage, and a confessional about personal risk and infidelity. Abby advises on court-supported support, warns about dangerous schemes, and invites letters for her new book.
Mrs Joseph Zilka of Avon announces the engagement of her daughter Joanne Marie Zilka to Ronald M Limpach of Lorain. Joanne is a Avon High School graduate employed at Marshalls Drug Store Vermiton. Ronald is a 1957 graduate of Lorain Heed School and works at Retay's Welding Co. The couple plans a May 30 wedding.
Gertnite Knott assistant to the Director of Information and Horsearea Ohio Turnpike will speak at a Cosmopolitan Club meeting hosted by Mrs. JRexo Collier 2069 Lake Ave The talk titled Highways are Happy Ways covers behind the scenes experiences since the turnpike opened in 1955 Knott has worked with the commission since 1955 and the Department of Information and Research since 1956 She travels with automobile clubs and travel groups and develops programs for truck and automobile traffic on the turnpike Hostesses include Catherine Co her Dorohy Burton Lorena Waters and Ruth Ault
McKinley Parent Teacher Association hosts an open house Tuesday at 8 pm at the school. The board meeting is noted at a later time and the paper drive has been postponed. Elyria Golden Age Club meets October 14 at 1 30 pm at Holly Hellstead.
In Copenhagen Dr Torben Geil argues healthy eating sleep and exercise could extend human life to 120 years though he cautions no long life proof exists. He notes age 125 is unlikely and intrinsic factors drive limits while external factors such as disease shorten lifespans.
Beta Sigma Phi Civ Council met Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Harry Gard with cochairmen Mrs. William Pais and Mrs. Robert Woodrunl. First Lady Banquet plans announced include committees for programs decorations invitations reservations hospitality and publicity. Hostesses were Mrs. Gardanal and Mrs. Ken Fesler. Next meeting set for November 1 at Mrs. William Pas residence.
The third annual Home Furnishings Fair will run November 16 to 24 at Public Hall Cleveland. Sponsored by the Home Furnishings Institute of Cleveland the nine day event features antique tiles modern furniture displays decor ideas and designer presentations. Highlights include the Terrance Theatre second level exhibits Heloise House appearances by Heloise and a Plain Dealer booklets distribution. National showcases from New York decoration shows and the Resources Council will be included with fashion shows and designer consult stations. Advance tickets are sold through local women's groups with proceeds benefiting. Fair director is Mike Lapine and headquarters are at 10 Hotel Manager Cleveland 13.
Mrs. Bert Stuart of Lorain displayed coastal Florida scenes and gardens at a Sonrisa Club gathering in Holly Hall. The group plans a delayed Halloween party on November 7 with Norma Kolbe and others in charge of entertainment.
Troop 13 began at Patticia Ross 209 East lith Street with officers including president Virginia Webber vice president Linda De Mares secretary Patty Ross treasurer Kathy Mitchell and reporter Mary Kimmel Linda De Marco to entertain at the next meeting The new Juniette Troop adopted St Mary as its name meeting the second and fourth Fridays Kathleen Connors elected president Refreshments served by Mrs Harry Rouble and William Connors custodians
Morley a prize winning correspondent will address the Elg ima Woman's Club general meeting at 1:30 pm in Sonwerth Hall. He reports from Russia and Red China and will discuss fallacies and frauds, offering impressions of Khrushchev and other world figures.
Mrs. Robert Solomon and her 14 year old daughter Pamela departed Sheffield Lake for New York London and Pakistan. Robert Solomon, an electrical engineer, has been in Pakistan since August working on the Mangia Dam project. The family will have access to American facilities including beauty shops furnished apartments hospitals schools and supermarkets. Pamela plans to attend school in Pakistan with other American children and join the Rainbow Girls elsewhere.
Dr Herbert May of Oberlin School of Theology will discuss the Dead Sea Scrolls at the St John Lutheran Church Ladies Guild meeting Tuesday evening. The talk is open to all church women.
A mother asks how to handle probable reading readiness in a toddler and how to address a teacher’s alleged favoritism. The columnist advises seeking early reading support, evaluating classroom dynamics, and arranging a conference with a speech therapist for the child.
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