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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1961
Page
13
A BSP chapter discussed hosting a First Lady event and addressed breastfeeding choices. Mothers weighing bottle feeding versus nursing shared concerns and experiences at local homes including Green Acres and Oct events for Halloween and new pledges.
A local column reports mothers who breast feed enjoy better rest and fewer nuisances from bottles and sterilizers. They express confidence in their babies' health and many plan to breast feed again. A baby shower honors Myra Wilcox and Carol Kaiser with refreshments and games.
The notice lists tonight events at Monteith Hall and various venues including Elyria Township sirens, Blyna Garden Club, YWCA health talks, and PTA meetings at local schools and churches. It mentions Emotions, feeding questions for mothers, and a mix of club and church gatherings with times spanning afternoon to night. Featured groups include L. C. Coin Club, El-Y-Annes, UAW 359, Blair Academy, and St Paul Grebe church activities.
Golden Age Club hosts Halloween party and Elyria Golden Agers lunch at Holly Halls honoring Frank Ketchum on his birthday. Lorain Pension Club invites six members plus three new, theater outing October 18 at 1:30 p.m. Palace Theater Lorain.
Mildred Baugh spoke on Changing Times at a YWCA Senior League dinner in Holly Hall. She noted issues related to visual impairment and spoke as director of the Center for the Sightless. After a film, the group visited the center and three skits preceded the meal by hostesses Dorothy Blakeley Hazel Crandad Manon Bridgett Betty Dayka Hazel Dennis Dorothy Koepke Joan LaBar Olivette Lauck and Mamie Beattie.
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