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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1927
Page
9
The baobab is a large west and north African tree with trunk diameters up to 30 feet and heights of 70 to 75 feet. Its fruit, folha tante, provides a mild flavor. juice has medicinal and seasoning use. pulverized leaves also used. California claims one fourth of U S fruit and vegetables from such crops. model furs in ship windows sell for up to 20 000 dollars.
A 1.00 budget dinner for four features Corn Simile Kraut Cocktail Spinach and Egg Salad Peachy Pureapple Ice and toast. Ingredients include corn can 13 cents spinach egg bread coffee pineapple and juice proceeds to a 17 cent per person serving with butter and minor items.
The Birmingham Parish and Son Banquet, the 14th annual event by the Vocation and Agriculture Department of the Rural Week School, features speaker David Gibson of Cleveland. Miss Marion Wilkinson and Miss Dorothy Jenkins oversee student poultry exhibits and box announcements note pullets for sale to Mas Miss Fivers. invitations sent to many men. event planned with school calendar.
Easter Sunday services announced by the Community Church in Pittsfield with a children’s choir and radio upstage planned. The piece mentions various local residents and church activities including sermons and Sunday gatherings, reflecting a busy parish schedule.
Sunday guests and family visits mark a lively week in Kipton and nearby towns. Mrs Lou Lounsebrough and daughter Retta Miy joined Mr and Mrs Chivelar for Sunday dinner in Kipton, with visits from Mrs Esther Brows and Aunt Mrs Justa Beall of Oberlin. Other relatives gathered in Hunnettla and Columbus areas as residents shared meals and moved to new farms and homes.
Mrs Liscie Perkins returns home in Wellton after four months abroad as GoW Potts home shows. Farmers burn corn stover to clear ground. Easter services at Congregational church feature sunrise at 6 30 and Sunday school at 9 30 with service at 10 50. An electric multi use machine that washes clothes chops food and freezes ice cream is invented.
North Olmsted notes report a Lakewood Congregational Church Men’s Club talk by J Wo Kuyper, visits by Ruth Gould with Ethel Rivers in Bay Village, and a Busy Circle meeting of 35 at Mrs Edgar Leese’s home. Also mentions Master Harry Schrimshaw’s arm scald injury and Librarians seeking homeward books for community use at the public library.
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