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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1969
Page
5
A reader asks about hiring a detective on credit for uncovering a husband’s alleged affair. Abby notes no agency accepts pay-later terms. Additional letters discuss a hidden son, child visitation, and family reconciliation, with Abby offering guidance on honesty and boundaries. A student from Alabama praises a mom loving message.
A tongue in cheek column recalls a self styled hex consultant whose boasts include ruining car models like the Corvette and a string of branded misfortunes. He cites embattled schools and newspapers, a mistaken Westport address, and unverifiable biographical notes as humorous evidence of a long streak of bad luck.
This Steiner London booklet describes a growing out style with long bangs and sides, a tapered long nape, and crown layering. It recommends two inch rollers at the crown, setting lotion, and finger styling for a neat finish. Available for 60 cents plus 15 cents postage from The Chronicle Telegram.
Mary Guastella was installed as new president of Elyria Quota Club during a candlelight ceremony at Americana Inn with Lilyan Miller district governor as installing officer. Officers include Alma Splete first vice president Peg Botamer second vice president Stella Moelk recording secretary Carolyn Krueck corresponding secretary Gladys Stock treasurer. Helen Lapp and Ethel Anderson named two year directors with Bernice Abicht and Irene Miller for one year.
Tonight’s calendar lists Alirusa Club with Mr Larrys Beef and Tails at 6 30 pm and a speaker. Harmoneltes Vincent Methodist Church hosts a program at 8 pm. Elyria Junior Woman's Club invites Aquarmarine at 6 30 pm for a mother daughter banquet.
To put some quick life into canned baked beans, add 2 tablespoons ketchup, 2-3 tablespoons molasses, 1/4 teaspoon powdered ginger, 1/4 teaspoon powdered coriander, and 2 slices minced bacon per large can. Heat thoroughly.
Readers learn to knit a scalloped trimmed cardigan in white or lemon yellow with matching skirt ideas. Includes sizing 8 to 16, pattern order details from Lews Holmes, and a compiling method using row markers, counters, and written row patterns to locate mistakes.
A Farm Fun Fair with a barnyard theme runs Friday 7 to 9 30 pm at St Pauls United Church of Christ Elyria. Proceeds aid a new school for the retarded on Murray Ridge Rd and playground equipment. The event features pony rides animals crafts and a kids gift booth with items made by children.
After cleaning your steam iron with a commercial cleaner let it cool. Wash the sole plate with a sudsy sponge to remove sediment from the steam holes. Merchandise Social Party at St. Teresa Church Hall Abbe Road Sheffield opens 1 p.m.
In recent weeks, several new families have moved to the area and are settling into the community. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Elswick and their child Juani tal Elswick, 157 Harvard, are among the newcomers listed as becoming acquainted with neighbors and local activities.
A reader asks why left handed children mirror write numbers and letters. Experts say mirror writing is common as children imitate right handed styles. supervise practice, start from left margin, and consider teaching aids for lefties. Also notes on testing practices and local moves of families and residents in Elyria with brief personal details.
Public notice urges water softener owners to stop brine tank clean outs. Advises contacting retailers supplying water conditioning salt for information and dealer listings. Includes prompt to write for more details and local dealer list.
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