Retail Food Cost Up Trend Across Most Cities
The department of labor reported today that food costs rose in 20 representative U.S. cities for the year ending May 15 with increases from three to thirteen percent. Salt Lake City led with the largest rise, while Houston, Memphis, Mobile, Atlanta, Cleveland, Minneapolis, Washington, Charleston, Denver, Los Angeles, Cincinnati and Columbus each showed varied gains.
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Food price changes across cities in May reporting mixed gains
May 15 retail food cost rose in some cities while others showed declines. Increases were led by Springfield and Providence at 5 percent, with Salt Lake City and Cincinnati among 3 percent gains. Several cities posted smaller rises, while a few reported decreases such as Mobile and Houston.
Children Day Observed at St John’s Lutheran Church
The Sunday school observes Children’s Day on June 4 at 11 am with a program led by Miss Elizabeth Treser. The day features a girls chorus, recitations, processional, solos, and a baptism, ending with benediction and a collection for Bethesda Children’s Home.
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