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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1968
Page
5
A letter discusses a first grader named Robert in Elyria who struggles after moving from a middle group to a higher one. The writer seeks fair grouping and suggests flexible, task based approaches to support varied learners.
New portable electronic ovens attract crowds in showrooms as chefs bake cupcakes in 30 seconds and potatoes in minutes. Prices range from 500 dollars for portables to 800–1000 dollars for built in ranges. Experts differ on when these ovens become common, with estimates from 1976 to gradual integration, while conventional ovens remain needed for some cooking tasks.
Abigail Van Buren offers advice on a wife dealing with her husband dressing in women's clothes and a separate reader seeking guidance on tobacco exposure to her 12 year old son. She recommends medical and legal consultation and cautions clear boundaries with guests in the kitchen.
A trio of light moments from books and radio recounted. Eddie Cantor learns a Rolls Royce awaited him after a Flo Ziegfeld show. Helen Hayes and Charles MacArthur meet, later gifting emeralds he wished for as peas. Houdini stage trick attracts a bold volunteer who blurts Pyorrhea, much to Groucho Marx’s amusement.
Gamma Epsilon chapter will gather at Eleanor Bigg's residence on December 16 at 8 p.m. for a program titled Christmas Around The World. The Salvation Army Doll Tea operates Monday at the old Broad Street gas location with hours 10 am to 3 pm and 6:30 to 8 pm. Over 300 dolls returned dressed for distribution to needy children. Christmas trees available at Pi Beta Mu house 402 East Broad Street. Ridgeville High School distributive education class sponsors the project supporting state conference trips.
Barbara Kniceley daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J R Kniceley and William Mace of Sandyville West Virginia married December 7 at First Baptist Church Lorain with Rev Gordon S Wilson officiating.
Fashion notes warn that scarves six feet or longer, like Adele Simpson’s new designs, may pose safety risks. The article recalls a fatal incident where a long scarf was caught in a sportscar wheel, urging care to avoid accidents in buses and elevator doors.
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