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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1959
Page
3
Guidance column urges consistent parenting for toddlers teaching restraint and love. Emphasizes agreeing on rules with a partner, using mild punishment, and avoiding mixed signals to prevent later rebellion. Includes Reader's Forum on siblings and fairness in sharing affection.
At the Elyria Country Club intra club swim meet several new pool records were set. Winners include David Bower in the 8 and under 2% yard freestyle and Jim Marsh and Ellen Dall in multiple events. Laurel Vandermark set a 12 and under 53 yard freestyle mark, with multiple doubles and placings across ages 10 to 16. Dick Rieley also earned a first in 14 and under 50 yard events.
Miss Ruth Tompkins and Alfred Goodrich plan a fall wedding after an engagement announced by Mrs. and Mr. Harry Tompkins of Grafton West Virginia. Tompkins a Belden High School graduate and Keystone school district teacher. Goodrich son of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Goodrich. Pine Grove High School graduate. He works at American Brake Shoe Company.
Remove spilled milk or foods containing milk from furniture as soon as possible to avoid permanent damage to the finish. After wiping off the milk rub in automobile cleaner or silver polish or moistened cigar ash, then re-wax.
Families new to Elyria are highlighted for travel and theater interests. Ronald Lee Waddell and Julie Ann, from Jonesboro Arkansas, enjoy fishing and sports while Ronald works as assistant sales manager at Colson Corp. The Alveys travel widely and plan Ridgeville Shopping Center leadership. James A. Alvey served in Germany, now manages. David Frace and Vivian Frace pursue model railroading and art while both hold Kent State ties. Rothel family attaches to local theater with David Rothel teaching at Avon High School and pursuing dramatic work. all previously resided in Mansfield or Detroit with church and school backgrounds noted.
St Clair Rebekah Lodge discusses inviting Laura McClain of Lodi as meeting officer for the October 1 inspection at IOOF Hall. Invitations go to Wellington Oberlin Lorain Westlake and North Olmsted lodges. Degrees practice set for Sept 16 at 7 30 p m with volunteers named for the next meeting committee.
Dr W W Meinke consultant to the International Cooperation Authority begins a month long assignment in Pakistan to advise the Atomic Energy Commission on laboratory design for radioisotope work. He travels via Rome and Istanbul and will return via Bangkok Hong Kong and Tokyo to resume duties.
The calendar lists multiple groups with venues and times including Gamma Epsilon at 515 North Randall Rd, Y-Maters at Holly Hall, Steady Climber Club at 139 Warden Ave, Ki-Queens at Monteith Hall, YW Guys Gals at Holly Hall, First Methodist Circle at Wesley House, American Legion Auxiliary posts 12 and 347, St Francis Xavier Mission Group, St Mary Auxiliary 22, Knights of St John at St Pauls Hall, Rebekah Social Club, Daughters of America Elyria Council 335 at Eagles Hall, Oddfellows at I.O.C.F. Hall Elyria, PBX Club at Towne Crier Inn, Tip Tops at YMCA, U.S. Air Force Mothers at Monteith Hall, Cora May Walton Club at 305 Hilliard Rd, St Paul Circle 2 at Harrison St, St Jude's Altar and Rosary Society, Dames of Malta 232 at 10.C.F. Hall, American Legion Auxiliary Crile Hospital party, El Rey Calderon Officers at Eagles Hall, Amvets Auxiliary 32 at Amvets Hall, Mission Study Club at First Congregational Church, Royal Neighbors of America Juvenile Camp 1374, Lorain County Shriners Elyria Country Club luncheon, and Northwest Encampment at J.C.C.F. Hall. A university chemistry prof from Michigan, son of Mr. and Mrs William Mreinke, is noted as opening fall sessions at University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.
At the Pilgrim Church Women first meeting they discussed The Recovery of Family Life by Elton and Pauline Trueblood. Mrs. Gilbert Moyer led the discussion with a committee including Mrs. William Billings Mrs. Earl Deisher and Mrs. Wilbur Earl as topics for the coming year were considered. Refreshments were served by Circle 3.
Miss Mary Alice Crawford daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Crawford Wellington married Ronald Eugene Eaton on her birthday Aug 29 Rev Jack Batten officiated at Penfield United Church The couple will reside in Elyria after a Florida honeymoon The bride wore a rose point brocade gown with scalloped neckline veil pearls and carried a white Bible with purple orchids The ceremony was attended by about 175 guests with L Eaton Louis Eaton Dean Crawford and Neil Crawford as ushers and Paul Coffin as flower girl The reception featured orchid and white decor and a four tier cake The bride’s attendants wore orchid shade gowns and the bridesmaids were Janet Foster Sullivan and others all employed in Wellington The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Eaton The couple will reside in Elyria
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