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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1948
Page
2
Boston audience hears Mrs. Veronica Denge say a husband’s judgment on a wife’s clothes is more objective than women friends. She notes friends may praise or mock outfits, while husbands may guide steadier choices. Flight-Lieutenant K. Gamble arrives for 48 hours leave from Japan.
Henry Wallace’s plan to run on a third party drew little interest from prominent liberals. A Chicago rally and behind the scenes pressure show Wallace lacks broad support. most former Wallace followers won’t join the ticket, with few pledging loyalty and fears of a Democratic split shaping the scene.
Howard G Exsaman announces December minimum price for milk sent to Cleveland handlers under Federal Order No 75. The price for 3.5 percent butterfat is 494 dollars per hundredweight with a 101 cent differential per tenth of one percent above or below. Class One 36 percent, Class Two 135 percent, Class Three 359 percent. Producers shipped 36,766,521 pounds worth 1,992,467.03 to Cleveland markets last month. Glen Taylor of Idaho opposes upset with Wallace in a national policy debate.
At Chatham Grange on Thursday evening Mrs. Margaret Fish was named chair of the home economics committee with assistants Mrs C L Grim Mrs Ada Packard Mrs Frarpees Long Mrs Margaret Clapp and Mrs Carl Packard. A refreshment committee was also appointed including Mrs Margaret F sn and others. A cousin of Atlee Feeder, Mrs Ediard Wolford of Akron, died Sunday night. Several local families were listed as Sunday dinner or supper guests at homes of members.
The text notes that daughter Lutie and other relatives were guests on Bat wurday of Mr and Mrs McDermott and Mrs Nettie McDermott of New Philadelphia.
The Skating Club elected new officers at a Wednesday meeting in Victory Hall. Jack Coates became president, Joseph Rulkey vice president, Olga Kaczarret secretary, and Pat Hawthorne treasurer. Seven new members joined and committees remain as before. Russel Stang reported progress on the Cleveland street relief skating rink as it nears opening. A club rule imposing a six month loss of rights for any member Lang Liquor was approved.
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