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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1968
Page
2
Readers seek guidance on buying a elderly neighbor's house after death, hosting recipes, and witnessing a cat giving birth. Abby advises against approaching the owner directly for a sale and suggests professional negotiators. The page also covers etiquette questions about a buffet and a rude comment at a dinner.
Textile labs work on wash-wear velvet by combining a wash-wear finish with cellulose fiber to make regal velvet both durable and luxurious. The development aims to bring practicality to a fabric prized for its beauty.
A Peace Corps assistant from Florida, Jack Alison, writes the Number One hit tune on radio in Malawi. The song urges cleanliness and health as radio listeners in remote areas receive both education and entertainment from transistor radios.
Dear Mrs Schraub many parents do not appreciate giving children responsibility. In school children get some tasks, but parents should also assign home chores to build character. A teacher and readers discuss accepting criticism and the attitude used when guiding a child.
Mrs. George L. Sexton of Lorain will be guest speaker at the 7 30 p m informal meeting Monday of area military wives. The Lorain County Chapter of the American Red Cross sponsors the event at 2929 West River Rd North. A Red Cross film on families and Vietnam servicemen will be shown and is available free to groups. The chapter can provide a projector screen and speaker if needed. The meeting is open to all military wives.
The Cuyahoga River review by William Donohue highlights its role as a frontier highway and cradle of Cleveland’s early growth. Key figures Moses Cleaveland and Lorenzo Carter appear, with Carter’s ventures and Detroit Road’s creation noted as pivotal for settlement and trade along the river. The lecture traces tenets of riverine commerce and regional development through 36 towns and notable industrialists.
LOTTIE FOSTER is now in the hospital section of the Elyria Methodist Home and would appreciate hearing from her friends. She formerly lived in LaGrange. AMERICAN HOME DEPT. of Elyria Woman's Club will hear Dr. Clyde Bartlett of Macedonia, Ohio, speak Wednesday after a 12:30 luncheon. His topic will be "Living with Your Tensions."
Far from the ranch, a new jeans scene shows chic attitude with hipbone sit, wide tunnel loops, and tapered legs flaring at the knees. Navy brown and wheat cotton denim appear, plus gingham checked hipster pants with contour waist and silver snap closure. Western pockets and contrast top-stitching complete the look. Pair with a long-sleeved voile body shirt.
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