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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1970
Page
3
A reader shares a bizarre habit of chewing rubber objects to calm nerves and recounts a workplace incident with a rubber duck that cost him his job and threaten his marriage. Abby offers light, practical responses and a Christmas wish letter from a tired mother is printed for readers.
Homer Hetsler of Elyria retires after 44 years at GM Fisher Body and Western Automatic, carrying a battered lunch box from 1926 that his wife packed every day. He dented the box during WWII motorcycle days and vows to keep it polished for memorial display. He laughed about occasional goofs like forgetting the egg, while his wife Roxie Sareal shared the care.
London reports potential heirs to dozens of hereditary peerages and baronetcies. Debretts editor Patrick Montague Smith says many titles are dormant or extinct and could be claimed by surprising heirs, including Americans.
An extended, fragmentary report traces noble titles and potential heirs across centuries. It describes how baronetcies and earldoms, including Moore of Ross Carbery, Breadalbane, and other lines, have faced dormant or disputed succession, with distant relatives and American migrants mentioned as possible heirs. The piece mentions Adrian Dunbar and a Hetsler lunchbox lifestyle, linking travel, tinkering, and a retirement tribute.
Tag guidance explains whether to dry clean or launder the new garment. Instructions cover care symbols and recommended methods to preserve fabric and color. Follow hangtag details to avoid damage and maintain fit.
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