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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1947
Page
4
Mrs Harry S Truman joined thousands of American housewives in complaining about rising grocery prices. President Truman urged businesses to cut prices to curb inflation but said he had no direct response to his plea. He noted no timeline for a CMA study and answered only about prices when paying bills.
President Truman and his family plan a quiet Easter Sunday. Mrs Truman and daughter Margaret will attend early Episcopal services but will not wear new Easter finery. The White House declined to say if the President will accompany them though he is expected to attend services. If weather permits Mrs Truman and Margaret may cruise the Presidential yacht Williamsburg in the afternoon.
The first annual concert by Wellington High School Band and Orchestra drew about 550 attendees in the school auditorium. Miss Roberta Calderwend led, while guest conductor not able to attend due to a prior engagement. Students received honors, with Mary Jane Green earning two dollars for best effort and Dora Daley winning one dollar.
Community news notes moved residents Mr and Mrs Carl Krueck from Menrietta to Brigton new apartment Mrs Kreck is daughter of Mr and Mrs Clayton Shepard Herrick avenue Weat The Hed Crags drive in Wellington topped 1200 The Wellington allotment was 1000 William Sponseller treasurer Mrs 11 B Slevick convalesces from flu sickness. Faster Services First Congregational Church reports Sunday school 939 worship 1030 sermon Spiritual Awakening by Rev L B Werner 4 pm Schauffler College choir Cleveland 7 pm Pilgrim Fellowship Easter prayers 7 am
The post announces an Army day program and dinner at Bungettan Hall Lotain on April 6 at 8 p m. A meeting for the Ail and Sé¢a Scant will be held Tuesday night April 6. Plans included a fish fry on the sixth. Kenneth Gower received the special prize. The next regular meeting will install officers on April 15 at 8 p m.
Politely toasted Bob as best by John Bricker during Taft's dinner guest. The toast wording varied with the evening, as writers note potential alternative if Bricker had closed the program.
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