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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1947
Page
17
Spinach dishes range from lemon cream spinach to a baked spinach ring and a spinach vinaigrette. Recipes cover steam tender greens, a horseradish glaze, and a creamed center option with eggs or fish. Also notes chart MacArthur Eisenhower popularity among farmers and a Seattle divorce case plus orange juice uses.
Amherst village council meetingTuesday evening discussed removing dangerous trees in front of the Washku property, drafting an ordinance for a two year love tax, weed mowing on vacant lots, and extending waterlines amid ongoing water rate talks. Fireworks permit granted for American Legion carnival while drainage between Harris Street fields was examined. A special evening water meeting was proposed with Smythe’s office, and voters were reminded to register before fall elections.
A village club outing at Outdoor Life Association grounds west of town included a picnic at the start and informal mingling afterward. Members and guests, listed by name, attended with plans for August activities and future meetings at members’ homes. Hospital admissions include Jeanette Balzer, Lorain.
Nadla charged. Citele one of the Congregational church will be entertained Friday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Jobo Michael. The Polly fig Talla will hold a turren dinner at the spring Friday. The young people of Hickory Tree Grange with vices of the orange att Saturday evening. Entertainment will be in charge of Eugene Hock, Dale Meloda, June Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Seal. Launch cat invillee includes Lois, Garnes, James Kaiser and Julian Weadings. HOUSE 1S0,000 CHILDREN MOSCOW 4,500,000 children expected to be sent to Summer camps. half will attend Young Pioneer activities.
A fragmented notice describes large-scale camp funding by trade unions and other groups. It outlines four hundred thousand to a donatorium and forty thousand for wards of the state, plus ninety thousand for school age children to attend kindergarten and nursery camps. It notes parents may cover some costs, but many who cannot will have expenses paid by the state.
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