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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1967
Page
9
A mother expresses pride in her retarded child and rejects hypocritical pretenses. Readers respond with sympathy and practical advice about caring for a disabled child and how friends view these families. One letter asks about buying a house for a friend and whether the gesture is appropriate.
Frances Williams Raeney is set for installation with the Long Beach Soroptimists. The event, conducted by club members, will seat her as part of the group’s proceedings.
Readable fragments show names Margaret Joslin and Dorothy amid broken text about a library and leadership selection. Details are too garbled to identify event, date, or place. The item appears as a damaged notice or clippings snippet with missing context.
A damaged OCR fragment describes preparing a skin treatment for the face neck and hands. It mentions water carriers of the skin drying out and applying a smoothing, dewy bloom product. The line attributes a name to a likely author, Margaret Merril, though the text is incomplete.
In La Jolla society notes, Judith Jean Nelson becomes engaged to a local sorority member following her engagement announcement to a member of the Nelson family. Details are sketchy due to fragmented OCR text but confirm a betrothal in the La Jolla community.
A touring guide describes a drive from Los Angeles south to San Juan Capistrano and inland to Temecula Palomar Mountain and Julian. It highlights Route 74 and 79 mountain roads, the Palomar Observatory, Santa Ysabel mission, Julian's gold rush era, Warner Springs Ranch, and Indian towns like Pala, with notes on local legends and aging landmarks.
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