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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1962
Page
3
Frances L Ilg and Louise Bates Ames discuss Dr. Arnold Gesell’s 1912 critique of Maria Montessori’s approach. They quote him on auto-sensorial education and warn against applying methods for subnormal children to normal preschoolers. They caution about play and warn against over-sophistication in early education.
A fashion column by Olga Maria Wright surveys new synthetic blends like 65% Dacron 35% cotton offering heavier weights and diverse textures such as poplin Oxford cloth ottoman and sail cloth. It highlights bright dye ranges and new double armor knit draping like silk yet heavier and stylish.
Artcrafters at Holly Hall 7 45 p m Elyria Junior Women's Club style show at McGarvey's Party House 7 30 p m St Clair Rebekah Lodge IOOF Hall 7 30 p m Eagles Auxiliary at Eagles Hall 8 p m Gold Star Mothers at legion home Y Megs at Holly Hall 8 p m Magyar Women's Circles at ladies parlor 7 p m
Amy Vanderbilt explains the cross is a symbol of all Christian faiths not tied to one denomination. Debates on church dress include hairstyles and makeup. she advises practical grooming for young women, warns against excessive fashion, and urges parental guidance to balance modesty with self-expression.
A vintage sewing pattern notice offers Misses' sizes and instructions with pattern number 9127. It promotes bright rickrack trim and practical apron styling, asks readers to mail 35 cents plus 10 cents for first class mail, and provides Marian Martin Chronicle Telegram address for ordering. It hints at a Fall Winter pattern catalog with 110 styles and a 33 cent catalog request.
Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Shackett of 218 Hayes Ave announce the engagement of their daughter Errolyn M. to Lee A. Sooy son of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Sooy of Mennell Rd Grafton. Errolyn a 1960 Elyria High School graduate and Sears cashier. Lee Sooy a 1957 Midview High School graduate, four years U S Air Force, now a dairy farm partner with his father. Fall wedding planned.
The Elyria Altrusa club passed out a history compiled by Emma Gleason and Jane Deiner at Holly Hall on Monday. The group, organized March 1934 with 17 charter members, noted Altrusa as the oldest professional women’s club dating from August 21, 1917, with chapters worldwide and grants for foreign college graduates in the U. S. A film titled A Town Has Two Faces was shown by the United Fund, and a business luncheon is planned for October 1 at Holly Hall.
South Bend housewife wins 25000 prize in 14th annual Grand National Bakeoff. Mrs Erwin Smoger, wife of a truck dispatcher, created apple pie 63 with apples caramel and cheese to top 99 finalists from 40 states at Waldorf luncheon. Second prize goes to Besse Gentry of Alexandria Alabama for smoky barbecue buns.
Elyria Chronicle Telegram records brief item dated September 19 1962. Local notes, names, and places appear in compact news format. The fragmentary OCR preserves a snapshot of a mid September issue with engaged community details.
A tour through an October Better Homes and Gardens issue highlights 30 how-to articles on home care, furniture refinishing, decorating, money saving, and kitchen tips. It promises practical guidance for seasonally themed tasks and ongoing homemaking ideas.
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