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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1963
Page
4
Dr Margaret Mead told Oberlin College audiences that the educated woman faces a real dilemma between public careers and private family life. She outlined a prospectus for educated women and explored how marriage and morality influence choices.
The engagement of Betty Lou Marks and Shehsel Patack Jordan is announced. Miss Marks, daughter of Mrs. Leona Marks of 108 Waller St, is a 1959 Lowen High School graduate employed at Elyria Savings and Trust. Jordan is self employed, with parents Mr and Mrs Steve Kish of 639 Harvard Ave, and attended La Puente High School in California. Wedding plans are indefinite.
Culture Club members hear a review of The Edge of Chaos by Stan ley Karmon at a Thursday meeting led by Mrs. R. W. McWilliams. The discussion covers U S involvement in Vietnam, 16000 military personnel, over 100 American deaths, cost estimates, and Ngo Dinh Diem's fragile position.
Jefferson School PTA opened its first meeting with Walter Adler, the principal, introducing the teaching staff and announcing an October 23 open house. New teachers include Mrs. John Duff and others. A dance is planned for Oct 4 and a bake sale on Election Day. Rev John Huston spoke on teen sexuality urging honest family discussions.
Mr and Mrs Witham Griffin announce the engagement of their daughter Kamleen Griffin to James Lukens son of Mr and Mrs Walter Lukens of North Wales Pa Kamleen graduated from Wheaton Academy Wheaton TL and is a senior at Bitton College Biifton Lukens is a senior at Bitton College and a chemistry major both expect to graduate in June 1953 The couple plans to be married Dearman Day Thank you Manila day
A fragmented local recipe column describes making a purple plum conserve with raisins and citrus, detailing steps to simmer, test thickness, and seal in jars. It also outlines a spiced plum ketchup variant from plum pulp and vinegar, plus notes on preserving methods and serving ideas.
JUNHO MEY will hold a car wash Saturday from 9 am to 4 pm at Gastown Station on Lodi St. EL School Parent-Teacher Association to hold an open house Oct 36 at 7:20 pm. eighth grade hosts present. An representative will talk. open house, dance and etiquette nights begin Oct 28 at 3:30 pm. Allen School PTA skating party Sunday 2 to 4:30 pm at Roll Arena. Weights Circle of First Congregational Church rummage sale tomorrow 9:30 am to 4 pm in church basement. Isabella Guild orders for Advent Wreaths until Oct 39. Mrs. Wilfred Thompson and Mrs. Kenneth Strothers will take orders. Sidney H. Boynton, visiting Santa Fe, at daughter’s home 122 Lawrence Ct. Eastern Heights PTA open house Tuesday at pan. Gates PTA skating Sunday 5 to 7:30 pm at Roll Arena.
Local letters prize Abby’s guidance on a neighbor mother who interrupts her son’s fights, the groom’s mother frets over wedding music, and a parent observes a starving child in an apartment building asking if a nurse could help. The items reflect common 20th century family concerns about discipline, culture, and child welfare.
Mrs. Fred Lohres hosted Ki-Queens at 222 Ohio St. Elyria Tuesday evening with guest Mrs. L. J. Kolopus. Michael Gearella of Loram, representing the Red Cross, spoke on and demonstrated artificial respiration and first aid. Robert Meitzke spoke for the United Fund. The next meeting is Nov. 2 at Mrs. Loren Wurster’s home. Nova E. UB Church Cafeteria Chicken Supper Friday night October 18 serving at 5 with slow time.
Teens at Eastern Heights School gathered Wednesday at 3 20 pm with group officers led by President Susan LaFont Vice President Pamela McPherson Secretary Deanna Lloyd Treasurer Lynne Imes and council reps Kathy O'Dell Phyllis Wasserman. A Halloween party for sixth grade girls was planned for October 21 at the YWCA at 4 pm.
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