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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1947
Page
10
Washington notes dismiss the spread of talk that the United States will raise the price of gold from the wartime level of 825 an ounce. Economic analysts say such shifts could occur only under specific treasury policy changes and would be unlikely without clear justification.
A Victorian era column questions if the United States should meddle with gold prices to influence inflation and world trade. It dismisses three subsidized motives as nonsensical, arguing any raise would hurt consumers and stability, and warns against speculative pomposity amid volatile markets.
Ridgeville community note covers a Tuesday meeting of the 34 member Ridgeville 4-H club with officers and talks led by Miss Barjotte Kabler home extension agent on Girls 4-H Club Work. Members Mosca Cummins Virginia Burschen Bernice Gerhart sing. 4-H focuses shown by Lelan Schuler. refreshments served by local residents. news brief mentions Ann Messally visiting, and Lord Schmid convalescing in St Petersburg hospital.
Local Akron event showcases 154 youth entrants from across the country and Canada racing handmade cars in the world renowned Soap Box Derby. Last year’s champion Gilbert Kiecan of San Diego returns but defending winners are barred from entry under derby rules.
Members and friends of the South Amherst Congregational Sunday school gathered at the Obense family home for an evening of outdoor games and refreshments. The Congregational Board is set to meet Monday evening to conduct important business.
Subday school at 11:00 proceeds with no services due to a surprise to Congregational Pastor. Mrs. Marlin Jamin and three daughters visit Toledo relatives for two weeks. Mr and Mrs Anthony Sissini of St. Pan, Mann, hosted Tyvends. Bowling Green University student Harbara Moore spends August at home.
The Lorain and Elyria branches of the American Red Cross will cooperate to arrange a display at the Lorain County Fair showing how the organization operates and assists in emergencies and relief efforts.
A damaged text fragment notes a Crome Community Service event with references to Ganges and hospitals, mentioning Myron Averbook Mr Lao May and Mart Arthur Sharman as organizers or participants. It hints at netting up Blyrin presentations and an OA exhibit at the com exhibit.
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