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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1948
Page
5
A festive 22nd of July themed recipe with star cut bread, cherry tart shells, and cherry filling. Instructions cover dough, cutting stars, assembling leaves and stems, and baking at high heat, then filling and chilling before serving. Includes cornstarch sugar cherry juice orange juice sour cherries and almond flavoring.
Village council approved a one year contract with Amherst fire department with option to extend two more years. The mayor will review Sunset Lane sewer project and scrapes crew duties after completion. Sewer and street repairs, garbage collection bids, and bond actions were discussed at length amid planning for a storm sewer and traffic light installation.
Avon village council met at the town hall with minutes read and bills ordered paid. New police badges were bought and a bid was placed for a steam and hot water heater for the fire station. The road grader insured by Hoffman and Upbard Co of Elyria. J. P. Forthofer to act as clerk during George Curran’s vacation. The council adjourned to February 2. Theodore J. Richards on 10 day leave to Washington for AF band. Avon’s 1948 March of Dimes campaign totaled 761.43, over goal of 150, with 39 co chairs. Avon public and high schools raised 6195. coin boxes and store activities added. Local clubs and merchants groups contributed. Mayor Adams led the drive.
Elaine Field hosted a Saturday evening gathering for the Baptist church youth at her Lorain road home. Twelve attended the senior group and eighteen junior young people joined in games and a lunch to close the evening.
A social evening was hosted Friday at the home of Mrs George Innes in South Amherst. Neighbors gathered for an informal friendly gathering with conversation and refreshments in a welcoming setting.
Police in Muskogee report a burglary at the EB Pate residence during an extreme cold spell. Two overcoats were stolen as weather conditions hindered patrols and investigations.
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