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Back in the 1940's, a lady named Betty Warren worked as a product demonstrator at the Lasalle and Koch Department Store. She left Toledo after a divorce, in 1947. She remarried and became famous for a job she held much later.
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Her second husband's name was Gerald R. Ford and she went on to become First Lady of the United States.
4 comments:
"... and now you know, the rest of the story," as Paul Harvey would conclude.
"Good Day !"
I'd have been tempted to put it that way, but a local Cadillac dealership uses a Paul Harvey imitator ( a bad one ) in a series of seriously annoying commercials. I always enjoyed Paul Harvey, but they test Toledo's tolerance for the rest of the story.
I know what you mean ... in Chicago there is a radio commercial for LaSalle/ Bank One and the actors deliberately sound like the characters from PEANUTS
Aw, c'mon, that Paul Harvey imitator isn't THAT good ;-)
(And yes, he's definitely annoying...)
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