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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1967
Page
6
Abigail Van Buren answers letters about inviting an ex-husband to Christmas, teen marriage risks, headlines accuracy, and neighborly gossip. Readers share personal regrets, lessons learned, and calls for better communication to prevent family turmoil.
Advice from The Chronicle Telegram urges sturdy leather shoes with low to mid heels for long shopping days. It promotes breathable, well-padded footwear with protective soles and warns against worn or open designs. It also offers foot exercises and a request for the "Take Care of Your Feet" program by sending a stamped envelope to Josephine Lowman in Des Moines.
ARTCRAFTERS of the WCA plan a Christmas party at the Y residence with a 6 30 p m start and a white elephant gift exchange. Zella Beavis will show Alaska vacation films. Mary Hewitt and Grace Beavis host. MRS ROBERT L MILLS and family visiting from Dallas will meet Mary Mills and daughters in Elyria and then travel to San Antonio. Beta Sigma Phi groups hold a joint secret sister gift exchange at Mrs Richard Beam home. Eagles Auxiliary to collect canned goods and exchange gifts at Eagles Hall. Former Elyrian Babe Baker visits son Ace Hummel in Greenville South Carolina. Margaret Edwards to attend Beta Sigma Phi dinner at Oberlin Inn.
Dr. James L. Gooddard of the U S Food and Drug Administration warns in Nutrition Today that salmonella outbreaks threaten public health. He cites 1700 cases in 1951 rising to 20000 cases in 1965, signaling growing food poisoning danger.
Do not discard celery leafy tops. Store in a plastic bag in the fridge and use to flavor soups sauces and stews. Chop some fine and add to a tossed green salad for extra greens and aroma.
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