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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1963
Page
4
Readers complain about doctors not explaining prescriptions and drugstores selling partially used medicines. They call for clearer guidance while sharing personal frustrations with medical care and drug pricing. The letters discuss half prescriptions, return policies, and desire for better doctor communication.
The column reflects a writer's cautious timing about football game coverage and outcomes. It praises early performances from Cavin Young Pick Campbell Alley Westbrooke Aquiliino Fid wards Love Gaskalia Rounds and others, notes fans' elation after the first win, and wishes the team and Coach Bill Barton further success while stressing editorial deadlines affect remarks on games.
Y M e g s of the YWCA Holly Hall heard Mrs C Russell Huston speak on The YWCA and You. She urged happiness through sharing, noted fun and friendship, and said happiness grows when divided with others. Guests included Mrs Ed Johns and Mrs Al Knapp. new members were welcomed.
Town talk announces the birth of Jeffery Allen Lewis at Elyria Memorial Hospital on Sept 13 to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Allen Lewis of 512 East Broad St. Paternal and maternal grandparents listed. A soldier, 1/C Dan Fritz, discharged after four years in radar electronics, attends St Bonaventure University. Various local society events and hospital releases noted, including Wesley Walters' discharge and Claude Spence birth announcement.
Churchwomen of Lake Avenue United Church of Christ met at Florence Wright’s home on Woodland Ave. Devotions themed God our Father were led by Mina Shrubsole from Ephesians 3 and Psalm 8. Prizes awarded to Kim Starkey Mae Kihin Hattie Howard Ruth Winchell Thomas Marsh and Belle Moulton. Next meeting scheduled Oct 15 at Clara Knowles’s Griswold Rd residence.
The Elyria Hadassah chapter opened its season with a meeting and costume dance titled September Interlude at St. Vincent dePaul Church Hall. Local leaders discussed Israel’s growth and water needs, while plans for a paid up membership luncheon in October were outlined.
The Women’s Auxiliary to Loing the product sold is food rain County Society of Professional Engineers held its first season meeting at Ware Vending Co. in West River. Hostess Mrs. Margaret Ware Kahliff led lunch and described the automatic merchandise vending business from its start in 1346. Speakers explained menu changes, the Grab Bag savings, and machine operation. Officials outlined Elyria offices and planned Cleveland–Elyria commissaries. Next meeting is a Ladies Meat Dinner Nov 13 with the men’s group.
Auditions for two high schools are set for September 28 and October 5 at 6 30 p m in the Betty Bishop Dance Studio 375 Broad St. The show is November 13 at St Andrew s Church auditorium with women s editor of The Chronicle Telegram as judge Prizes include guest appearances on Cleveland TV shows and various local programs Summer offers and sponsorships are listed and volunteers are invited to contact Mary Ann Marett or other organizers for donations and help
Area couple Mary Louise Jordan of Delaware engages to Dr Roger B Thompson of LaGrange. Miss Jordan a Delaware Willis High School graduate works for Ohio Medical Indemnity in Columbus. Dr Thompson a LaGrange High and Ohio State Vet College graduate belongs to Omega Tau Sigma and Phi Zeta. He is with Dr W C Wood Lorain. Wedding set October 26 in Delaware.
A/30 and Mrs George C Dodsley announce the birth of a son weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces named Clifford John born September 18. Grandparents Manuel Dodsley and Cliffter, great grandmothers Clara Dodsley and Ellen Schruton. Airman Dodsley stationed at Malmstrom Air Force Base Great Falls Montana. Family address 1100 11th Street Great Falls.
Calendar lists St. John PTA and Interclub Council at Holly Hall 730 p.m. Sweet Adelines at First Congregational Church 8 p.m. Duplicate Bridge at YWCA 7 p.m. Attic Club at YW residence 8 p.m. Brick Rover Playhouse Women’s Auxiliary host Mrs Horvath 9 p.m. Lorain County Council VFW Post 451 8 p.m. Women of the Moose dinner and meeting at Moose Hall 6 30 p.m. Merry Wives host Mrs Raymond Anden 3 Kay Harrison Junior Women’s League Montieth Hall 8 30 p.m. Golden Agers at Holly Hall 1 3 p.m.
Lorain Mr and Mrs Harry Bonsor 4480 Lorain announce the engagement of their daughter Alene Bonsor to John Kavalac son of John Kavalac 3365 Crehore Street and the late Ann Kavailac. Alene a 1958 Clearview High School graduate earned a BS in Education at Bowling Green State University in June and teaches seventh grade in Vermilion. John is a 1958 Lorain High School graduate and a senior at Bowling Green State University. A late spring wedding is planned.
The Lorain County district of the Ohio State Nurses Association met at Shields Nursing Clinic in Lorain Oberlin Road. Delegates chosen were Mrs Fred Welber and Mrs William Pettigrew to attend the Ohio State Nursing Association convention in Columbus October 14 to 16. Alternates are Mrs Floyd Bryant and E C Eaton. Guest speaker Jane Fenton Finkel described Lorain Community Wheel Type Hospital on Rolhe Road with patients rooms on two wheels two stories high for about 20 patients per floor. Next meeting set for November 18 at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
Clever ad offering free consultation for removing unwanted hair from body, face, legs, brows, and hairline. Promotes grooming services with emphasis on convenience and no-cost initial consult.
The Windsor Parent Teacher Association will hold its organizational meeting at the school Tuesday evening at 8 pm. Temporary officers and committees will be selected. Mrs. Ivan Hassel, PTA district chairman from Avon Lake, will discuss the functions and responsibilities of a parent teacher association. Refreshments provided by Spring Valley PTA. Parents invited by Richard E. Sharrock principal.
Elyria Mothers of Twins opened the fall season with a get acquainted night at Elyria Woman’s Club. Mrs. William Peck led devotions and hosts were Mrs. Harold Henderson and Helen Sesock. Prizes were awarded to several members, and Doris Robertson of Oberlin will speak in October on mental health. Members urged to bring outgrown clothes for a swap shop. open membership to area mothers of twins.
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