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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1963
Page
8
The Homemaker's Holiday of Lunch starts Wednesday at 9:30 am with coffee hour and a morning program featuring exercise, knitting, and crafts. Afternoon sessions run 1 to 3 pm with pie making, nursery care, and holiday demonstrations planned.
Frances L. Ig, Louise Bates Ames discuss Kennedy era birth control policy. Dr. John Rock advocates frank bioethics in Catholic contexts and urges informed family planning to address poverty and global population pressures. The piece argues Catholic thinking is slowly changing toward moderation.
A lighthearted note recalls a dog’s slow but steady training journey lasting months. The piece highlights patience and repeat practice as the key factors in achieving obedience and response.
The Women’s Pages invites tips on women pursuing compelling projects or solving household and family problems. Suggestions about women with diverse vocations are welcomed for potential feature coverage. Please inform the Women’s Pages Editor with any leads or ideas.
Polish couple Mr and Mrs Dobrowski plan open house to mark their 50th wedding anniversary in Elyria Ohio. The pair raised nine children and 26 grandchildren while running South End Food Market with Mrs Dobrowski in charge of clerking meat and home life. They arrived in Elyria from Europe as children, their sons and daughters all worked in the family store, and local communities expect a large gathering with relatives from Michigan and Ohio. Mrs Dobrowski credits her children for the successful family, and the couple remain active in Holy Cross Church and United Polish Club. A special guest from Cleveland attends the anniversary.
Mr and Mrs Frederick Stilgenbauer of 448 Rock Creek Rum Amherst celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 to 3 pm at their home. They have two daughters Kari Brummer and Arlene, two sons Rich and Clifford, and one grandson. An anniversary cake will be baked by Mrs Hugh Winchell. The couple, Elyrian natives, have lived in Amherst since Oct 7 1938 after marrying in Newport Kentucky. Mrs Stilgenbauer works at National Tube Co.
Lorain County Florists Association will hold an open house after a design school at Avon Oaks Country Club on Re 25% Detail Rd. Public viewing from 6 to 3 p.m. Featuring new ideas and techniques. Florists from Indiana Michigan Pennsylvania and Ohio will participate. Co chairs are Alan Botamer Elyria and Frank Zupan Avon Lake.
Area PTA meeting featured remarks from Principal Donald Grabach, reports on new teachers Sandra Perkins and Houston Loyd, and progress on school additions and bond issues. Indian Guides talk, Lorain County Community College plans, and upcoming events including a skating party were announced.
The remark about fish fresh hatchlings sparked criticism as it circulated in a public discourse. Critics labeled the statement unclear and potentially offensive while officials urged accuracy and responsible reporting.
The Lorain County Society of Medical Assistants meets Thursday at 7 p.m. at Hilltop Restaurant with guest speaker Martin Rini, a Cleveland Heights medical management consultant. Rini, a Cleveland native and Oberlin and Marquette alumnus, will discuss accounting from a medical management consultant view and demonstrate the Bit-G-Van copying and mailing unit.
A homemaker is urged to reclaim time for herself with a daily plan of self care such as a manicure a dedicare or a shampoo and set. The message promises a younger happier wife and mother without neglecting family, pointing to The Fay Co in Downtown Elyria and the Sheffield Shopping Center open nightly.
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