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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1947
Page
9
Budget minded cooks find heartier meals in sweet potatoes with rich ideas for fillings, puffs, and custards. Recipes cover sweet potato puff, yam custard, hashed brown sweet potatoes, and baked cranberry sweet potatoes with butter, spices, and fruit sauces.
The Junior Chamber of Commerce Jaycees planned their Christmas dance for Friday December 26. Board members Wayne Snyder and Gd Jones were added, with King vacancies and new members Charlé¢s Demos and Robert Mallory accepted. An estate board meeting is set for January 17 in Columbus. A transportation committee was formed including Herb Meister Jim Tiggs Jerry Walker Jack Refenning Harry Day and Dick Flynn Jr. A repulse meeting is scheduled for December at the Jaycee rooms Bread Street and Middle Avenue.
Amherst Temple of Pythian Sisters concludes its year with officer installation delays and district invitations. Members voted five dollars for Christmas cheer to Medina home and planned a December 18 party with a gift exchange. Ladies from multiple chapters coordinate church, charitable drives, and holidays as clubs discuss bazaar, Red Cross aid, and warding in Europe.
Deep South plans a 8000 foot dam near Chattahoochee to link the Apalachicola River and its tributaries into a TVA like system. The project envisions 10000 kilowatt generation, nine foot channels upriver, and multiple upstream dams finalizing toward Atlanta. Funds total about 29 million with 1 million already available, with years of work ahead. Also notes Japanese food snails subdued on Guam by arsenic poison meetag and continued peat rationing.
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