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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1968
Page
3
Peterborough England UPI strongman Walter Cornelius seeks a bed of nails following a challenge from Charles Saliba the strong iron man of Malta. Cornelius, who knots iron bars and bends six inch nails with his teeth, says beds of nails are hard to find.
A dated snippet from a London guide suggests a new nine variation for swinging hair. It describes a head clip high at the back and two outturned curls or a braid from the clip, with optional false hair for fullness, claiming comfort and flattery.
TON UGH Losing Lassies TOPS Club weighs in at Sears Roebuck auditorium Midway Mall at 7 p m with 7 30 pm meeting VEW Fest 1079 Ladies Auxiliary hosts Post Home 8 pm Xi Beta Omega Chapter BSP 8 30 pm Elizabeth Stevens Circle at First United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall 6 pm speaker scheduled
A reader confesses infidelity and guilt while another seeks advice on love versus marriage. Abby counsels confessing the mistake and choosing a stable partner, then addresses social tensions near a mortuary and advises disregarding others' judgments. The page ends with Abby's contact details and booklet offer.
In 1906 Fullerton purchased land for a city library and imposed strict rules barring any barn stable or outhouse within 75 feet of the front lots. Officials say these stipulations have reportedly never been violated to date.
In New York department stores toy gun displays spark debate as public reaction to assassinations and wartime violence drives firms to curb or drop realistic war toys. Industry leaders warn of revenue losses while psychologists note toys reflect adult values and may act as harmless outlets for aggression.
The Chronicle Telegram outlines deadlines and formats for publishing wedding and engagement stories and photos. Rules cover submission timing, photo types, age restrictions, parental consent, and where to obtain forms at the newspaper office and Women’s Dept.
New pre shrunk trimmings help home sewers manage shrinkage. Durable press decorative tapes peasant bands and eyelet embroideries stay fat and smooth after repeated laundering when applied to washable fabrics.
Washington reports on a nationwide push by parents to gain a bigger role in education. From Harlem to San Mateo, parents seek qualified teachers, updated curricula, and active participation, signaling 1968 could be the year of the parent.
Newest member of the YWCA staff is Mrs Richard (Sherry) Ksenich who joined the family Sept 23 to work with pre teens Guys and Gals Club and Homemakers Holiday Originally from Chesterton Ind she attended Moody Bible Institute Chicago majoring in vocal music and youth education She was part of Moody Chorale and Radio Ensemble and worked with Pioneer Girls and other youth groups She has one child a son and Mr Ksenich is an elementary school practice teacher.
Ceramic tile is praised for cleanliness, durability, and practicality in kitchens. A quick wash with soap or detergent keeps it clean, while improved grout resists grease, salts, solvents, and alkalis, though grout joints require careful care.
A group of peasants from Ancash district told the Ministry of Labor that despite law they still live in peonage. They described being forced to work without pay and beaten for stealing a sheep they guarded.
Los Angeles report notes Christabel Troxel and her sister Maud, both born in Nebraska, left Union Pacific after a combined 103 years of service. Christabel, who began in 1917, retires at 80 with a second world cruise ahead. Maud, who joined in 1916, acknowledges plans for the future.
Sears Midway promotes dressmaking classes Fall session with eight lessons and a style show plus BE LOVELY grooming courses for women of any age. Call 324 2411 for details. Red fashion trends and Sears Candy Club offerings are highlighted.
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