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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1947
Page
5
Ametiony will feature donations toward automatic ending machines as part of a broader effort to equip facilities with newer technology. The initiative aims to enhance efficiency and expand access to automated equipment across partner sites.
A 62 year old woman famed for baking "goodies" for herself and children, with 40 loaves of bread and hundreds of cookies. She also decorates roses on pillowcases and has planted roses in her home. The article shifts to U S commodity speculation lists and government insiders with Secretary Clinton Anderson commenting on the forthcoming roster of speculators and congressional inquiries. It concludes with news that the French liner Liberte, formerly the German Europa, will be refloated after sinking at Le Havre.
Amherst news notes Christmas activities at the hospital auxiliary dinner where two sterile tanks were purchased. The hospital board elected directors for terms of three, two, and one year. Engagement announced for Gladys Woodings to Howard Hogrefe with a large family gathering. Cub Scouts party at the First Evangelical church featured gifts for the Lorain County Children's Home. A Congregational church Christmas party included carols, plays, and a candlelight service. Rotary, Medallion Study Club, and Eagles activity rounds out a busy season with outreach to ill or needy residents.
A Santa Rosa club event describes a luncheon in the dining room with a snowstorm joke and a stringed decoration. January meeting details mention Mrs Pfeiles and an officer election. The December gathering at Iona Maxwell’s Park Avenue home hosts Edith Ehrmah and George Frank as co hosts with a charitable collection replacing gift exchange.
Nature typically nurtures trees, but New York City makes it costly. The Municipal Art Society of New York launches a campaign to plant thousands of trees along Manhattan streets with estimated costs of about $100 per tree on main thoroughfares and about $80 per tree in residential areas.
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