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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1961
Page
7
In a question and answer style, a father questions if his son's teacher is lazy for not teaching script writing earlier. The article explains script or cursive writing is taught starting in the third grade, with printing taught first in the second grade, and notes thousands of schools implement this sequence.
A scrambled set of Dear Abby questions covers marital weight concerns, a promised inheritance, a granddaughter in love with a grandfather, and opinions on early literacy and handwriting. The fragments mix advice and personal anecdotes with no clear single event.
Readers discuss manuscript writing and home disposal tips. An article cites opinions from Ernest J. Pri jaulx on using garbage disposers, advising cold water, avoiding chemicals, feeding waste in steady streams, and safely grinding bones and pits while cautioning against bottles and hard papers.
An 1962 needlecraft promotion offers Pattern 7223 for a cheery apron with rooster pocket and playful trims. Text invites readers to send thirty five cents plus ten cents additional for first class mailing to Alice Brooks in New York, requesting name address zone and pattern number.
Ameri can Gold Star Mothers Inc Ely Tia chapter elected new officers at a Wednesday meeting hosted by Leona Gardner at 207 Brardtson Ave. Induction is scheduled for Nov 15 at 8 p.m. in Legion Hall, with Lorain Gold Star Mothers proposing the new officers. A donation to the United Fund was approved, and Emma Conger will move to Car Beach California on Nov 4. Jessie Perkins led a prayer, and a dessert lunch followed.
Joan Wade was named president of the Junior Catholic Daughters troop at St. Mary School on Tuesday with Carol Bott as vice president and secretary Cathy O Dowd as treasurer Marcia Ray as reporter A new member Margy Goldcamp joined A Halloween party planned for Oct 21 at St Paul Hall Favors were prepared Sweaters and money were raised for the Sweaters and Sweets drive for needy children overseas Sweaters will be collected through Nov 4 by Marida Ray Nancy Heimburger and Mona Marsho Denise Davis hosted cake and punch A meeting is set for Nov 7 Colleen Galik and Marcia Ray to host with Colleen Galik and Marcia Ray acting as reporter
Left over egg yolks can be used as garnishes for salads and appetizers. If the yolks stay intact during separating they are placed in a strainer and lowered into simmering water. Simmer for about 10 minutes then cool and rub the yolks through a sieve.
Suzy Scarff, Mademoiselle guest editor and Radcliffe senior, argues that college girls today are taller, prettier, and less apathetic. They seek skills, fear militant careers, and favor pro feminine ideals. Men at Yale and Princeton are dull but hardworking. The piece notes shifts in attitudes toward love, careers, and social life among New York college women.
The Ely PTA held a first fall meeting at the school featuring a tureen dinner for parents and teachers. President Gerald Cashner welcomed members and introduced W. F. Klein who spoke on renewing the school operating levy. Attendees included school board members Dr. Franklin Gottfried George Johnson and Arthur Pounds. A paper sale is planned for November 4 with a bake sale on Election Day.
Rev Robert Morgan of First Congregational Church addressed the Y Nyners group at Holly Hall last night with a talk on brainwashing. A hatorama was featured and a program on Jewish holidays is set for November 15 announced organizer Mrs John Pais. The group will host a YWCA Matinee at Holly Hall on January 9 with hostesses Mrs William Skelly Mrs Fred Snoble and Mrs Kenneth Fesler and guests including Mrs Frank Fiore Mrs Don Taylor Mrs Raymond Guthman and Mrs Clete Haury.
A review of The Diary of Anne Frank featured at the Book Friends meeting at Mrs. Douglas Donaldson home on Berkshire Road. Mrs. Randy Crabb was reviewer and Mrs. Richard Barrett offered a Harper's Weekly interpretation. Plans were made for a December 10 Christmas dinner.
Two members of the Eagles Auxiliary were reported ill when the unit met Wednesday night in Eagles Hall. Ruth Miller Annie Krebs and Dorothy Hastings received awards. Refreshments were served by Krebs and the committee. Next meeting set for November 1 at 8 p.m. in Eagles Hall.
A kitchen themed United Nations Day feature promotes a multicultural menu with dishes from Japan Turkey Germany United States France Israel Scandinavia and Russia. It includes a practical recipes section for skewered lamb bacon onion and tomato dishes breads beans cookies and a dough-raising guide. Fundraising note directs readers to box 1004 Elyria Ohio.
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