Union Pacific offers diet tailored meals on request
Chicago dispatch reports Union Pacific Railroad has begun a service that prepares special foods to fit individual diets. Travelers must submit their requests when they order tickets.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1960
Page
10
Chicago dispatch reports Union Pacific Railroad has begun a service that prepares special foods to fit individual diets. Travelers must submit their requests when they order tickets.
Three Eaton Collegians graduated yesterday at Baldwin Wallace College, each earning a bachelor of sciences degree in zoology.
North Eaton residents are urged to place orders for new 50 star American flags to mark the 61st official flag date. Local figures Ellen Fupard Liddington and Kenneth Liddington-Alan, graduates of Baldwin Wallace and Ohio State, are highlighted with military and university affiliations while community members pursue related training and military service.
LITCHFIELD The Yost family celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at a family picnic on June 4. Married in York, Mr. and Mrs Nelson Yost have spent their lives in Sheffield Township. They are connected with the Blazettes and Church in Mallet Creek. The Sheffield Township Fire Department Auxiliary will meet June 20 at 7:30 p.m. at the No. 2 farming station on Clinton Rd. Their family plans include the North Central Firemen's Auxiliary Association beach party on July 16. Members will meet at the Verrmilion Fire Station for the event. Refreshment committee for the next meeting includes Mrs. Dwight Waener, Mrs. Steve Rehorez, Mrs. Steve Mihacic, and Mrs. Edward Thompson.
The fragment notes bells at the Old North Church famed for alerting the approach of the English. It records an inscription claiming the bells as the first cast for the British Empire in North America.
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