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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1966
Page
5
A collection of letters shows women rebuilding lives after challenges from weight loss to divorce. One wife recalls shedding 40 pounds to rekindle her husband’s love, while another woman overcomes despair after a cruel remark and gains strength. A mother shares how self improvement earned her ex-husband’s renewed affection and respect.
Winners in a Lorain County dental health slogan contest were named by Mrs. Paul Minnillo of the Lords County Dental Auxiliary. First prize went to Linda Shuford, 8, for Dont Open your door for Mr. Cavity Brush him out. Second prize to Tammy Woodings, 10, for Have Regular check ups brush every day and dont fall to Mr. Decay. Third prize to Christopher Golf, 9, for Join the fight to keep teeth white. Special awards went to Karen Campana and Jon Norton. The event supported National Children's Dental Health Week Feb 6 12 with judges including Dr and Mrs Bickley Harlan McMahon Pecora.
Paris fashion notes woes for women in shorter skirts as garters fade and stockings shift to new forms. Heels shrink and bags grow smaller while gloves shorten and hairdos slim to match the changing silhouettes.
Local notation from Elyria Ohio dated February 9 1966 appears in the Chronicle Telegram, brief and fragmentary in this archival snippet. The readable portion notes a city region and a dated reference without full context or event details.
Dear Abby responds that a family physician should be consulted for suspected drug addiction. the patient must cooperate, and legal trouble is secondary. The letter also shares anecdotes about antique copper and hosting manners, with Abby offering guidance on etiquette and personal outreach.
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