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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
3
A fragment of price stamps lists varying unit figures such as 59c 53c and 25c, with occasional dollar amounts like $1.17 and $2.24. The legible items include pounds labeled lb and small cts, suggesting a historical price ledger or grocery catalog snippet with stray numerals.
A scrambled OCR snippet lists various old time prices and weights such as 25c and 13¢ per pound, 15c lb, 19c, a 59c size, 5c for 10c, 25c foz, 21c lb, 29c and DST 15 15¢ 73 15c. It lacks coherent context or full items.
Babson Park Mass June 23 The London conference faces a critical period as it debates tariff disarmament and currency issues. The piece argues economic nationalism versus internationalism, urging a monetary standard to resume foreign trade and urging the United States to adopt a cooperative global stance for prosperity.
Large crowd gathers for Children’s Day at M E Church as grade classes perform an array of acts and songs. Social calendar includes the Knot-A-Thread Quilt club gathering at Mrs Pauline Sooy’s home, Baldwin Wallace reunion in Le Roy, and visits among local families with extended items aboard from Elyria, Oberlin, Lakewood, and Greenwich.
Belden Ohio residents hosted and visited over the past week. Mr. and Mrs Hobart Edwards and John Law of Medina attended at the William Law home. Mrs William Law entertained Cleveland guests. Reuben Law and children visited from Rocky River. Rollie Law lost a two year old Percheron horse. Belden Jolly Jo's held a meeting at the school house with demonstrations and refreshments. Useful Articles and Room Arrangement clubs led by Mrs Esther Pfeiffer and Mrs Irma Wise. The last dance of the season is set for Saturday at the Belden Club House.
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