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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1963
Page
15
A vintage recipe feature for Cheddar Whole Wheat Bread with orange rind and nuts, plus two spreads Egg Salad and Pineapple Cottage Cheese. It covers ingredients like whole wheat flour, cheddar cheese, molasses, and milk, with baking directions and yield.
Miss Judith A Curtis of 1325 West Ave and William Winiarski of 1116 Rigniarski plan to marry Nov 30 at the Church of the Nativity. Best man will be Ronald Winiarski, usher Paul Winiarski. bride’s sister Miss Curtis is Elyria High School graduate and works for T G Woodings. Groom is South Amherst High School 1958 graduate, U S Army veteran, employed by John Perisi Construction.
Calendar of events across Lake Avenue Division and area groups shows church lounges meetings at 6:15 p.m. and 8 p.m. plus club activities at YWCA Monteith Hall Holly Hall and local halls. Various organizations including Rainbow Girls Pilgrim Congregators and St Andrew groups meet with costumes open houses dinners and social gatherings.
A reader questions advice about predicting a baby's sex, gifts wasted on a future boy, and blame on a doctor. Abby explains sex prediction before birth is unreliable and should not shape behavior. Another letter praises a sitter but notes risk when a 17-year-old quits after an attempted kiss by an older man.
Columns present multiple reader questions on behavior and safety. Advice covers hygiene routines from surgeons, dealing with lecherous behavior, and a letter about a near miss involving a child on a bicycle. Abby responds on personal safety, etiquette, and parental responsibility, urging practical action.
The Elyria Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, with help from Mrs. Dayton Robinson and Miss Daughters of the American Revolution, announces completion of a library book donation. The books, placed on the Elyria Public Library shelves, include a three-volume set commemorating Revolutionary War soldiers and their states. The chapter will be honored at the Northeast District conference for finishing the project.
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