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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1972
Page
3
A reader loses a wallet yet clings to a five year old note from Dear Abby about thanking mothers. Letters reflect divorce, mail privacy, wearing a mink, and a man’s fatalism about a spouse’s death, with Abby offering guidance and closing with contact details for Abby’s booklet.
Five families relocating to this area from Honolulu Honolulu Mentor Lancaster Berea and Erie describe their hobbies and routines. The Thomases Thomas a nurse anesthetist and Gloria teach at home with two children Andrew and Ann enjoy painting travel and guitar. The Arnetts from Mentor host Lori and enjoy music camping fishing reading and sewing. The Oatneys from Lancaster work in broadcasting and enjoy bridge and poker with their dog Tippy. The Dorans from Berea include son Michael and note music and boat racing as interests. Mrs Kline from Erie has Robert and Christine and works at Lake Erie Plastics while seeking a good life.
A midwinter guide for budget friendly home cooking promotes Oven Fried Chicken as a tasty, economical main dish. It details stuffing seasoned crumbs, egg dip, and baking in butter, plus a simple gravy of canned gravy and sour cream. Serves 4 with directions and ingredient list.
Sears Midway advertises an Income Tax Preparation Service with no appointment needed and fees as low as five dollars charged to Sears Revolving Charge. It also promotes a casement window makeover using draperies and Sears Wizards consultants, plus a January free lining offer on custom fabrics. The store announces an Adult Beauty Course RE-DISCOVER a five week program for women aged 18 to 80 with cost 135 dollars starting February 15 and registration details with Millie Perry.
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