Really. I don't know. The back of the card says "A CONSOLIDATED FOODS COMPANY - RESPONSIVE TO CONSUMER NEEDS"
This Flickr page says:
L-K is a mostly forgotten chain of motels and restaurants that existed from the late 1940s to 1989. L-K was founded by Cleo R. Ludwig and Robert Kibbey with the first location opened in Marion, Ohio. The chain had over 150 locations at its peak. The chain was owned by Consolidated Food Corporation between 1969 and 1986, before being sold back to the Ludwig family. In 1989, L-K sold off its remaining locations. Today, former L-K Restaurant and Motel buildings are still pretty ubiquitous around Ohio with their easy to recognize building designs.
"Easy to recognize" is a kind way of identifying thier 60s / 70s awfulness.
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