Elyria Telegram Brief Item
A fragment from the Elyria Ohio Telegram dated Monday January 29 reports a local development or notice, with limited readable detail and no clear outcome or names available for full summarization.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1968
Page
2
A fragment from the Elyria Ohio Telegram dated Monday January 29 reports a local development or notice, with limited readable detail and no clear outcome or names available for full summarization.
A collage of Dear Abby letters and responses on adoption heredity, kitchen chores, workplace fairness, and household tips. Readers discuss adopted children and heredity beliefs, gratitude for routine tasks, and a driver asks about fairness with coworkers. Ends with health note on skin infections and cleanliness.
Tourism has become Puerto Rico’s second major business after textiles, supplanting sugar. In 1945 about 9,000 tourists spent roughly 1.6 million dollars. by 1966 almost 750,000 visitors left over 140 million dollars. Most travelers hailed from New York and the eastern U.S.
The article promotes a weight loss and self improvement program called the Eight Week Beauty Improvement Plan. It urges readers to track problems, handle evening cravings with low calorie snacks, and manage social dining. It pitches a Bip Kit with directions, calorie chart, menus, exercises, and weight progress. Send 25 cents plus 15 cents postage to The Chronicle Telegram in Des Moines Iowa.
A new non-stick finish on metal scoops lets mashed potatoes rice and other starchy foods slide out in neat mounds and wash clean with a quick swish. Merchandise Social Party at St Teresa Church Hall Abbe Road Sheffield opens at 1 pm Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Allen Mizer of 190 Sipple Street Ambherst announce the engagement of their daughter Alice Jean to Ronald Sabo son of Mr and Mrs Frank Sabo of 6473 Lake Avenue The bride to be is a 1966 Marion Steele High School graduate and a sophomore at Otterbein College The groom to be is a 1965 Elyria High School graduate and a sophomore at Lorain County Community College Wedding plans are indefinite.
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