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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1948
Page
4
The Aly Club 4 Hyens Eaton Ridge Jolly Workers met at Shirley Haynes home Monday evening with eight members present. They opened with the pledge and handed out nutrition sheets to track weekly meals. Sharon Erwin demonstrated an invisible stitch and members practiced button holes before adjourning.
The Junior Stitchers met June 21 at Joann Jaycux's home with a roll call of favorite sports and refreshments served by Joann and Sandra Laver. Members attended a Cleveland baseball game. a June 27 picnic at Cascade Park is planned for 11 a.m. Henrietta Clovers met June 22 at Mrs. Walter Kothe’s home with pledge and roll call, then a trip to the New York and Cleveland game at Cleveland Stadium. Next meeting is June 30.
The First Christian Church laymen group closed its 1947 48 season with the third annual Father and Son Banquet in the church basement. Officers for 1948 49 were elected amid the evening program and a talk by Rev.
Dean Thomas W. Graham of the Oberlin Graduate School of Theology will join the First Congregational church service Sunday at 10 45 am. A Canadian born education leader, he began work in Oberlin in 1920, became dean in 1923, and retires at year end planning a move to Old Greenwich Conn. He will later counsel religious education for the New York City YMCA and shifts to a summer church schedule begins July first. Soybean oil use rose to 1 237 billion pounds in 1946 a 1 832 percent rise since 1935 supplying about 20 percent of edible fats and oils in the United States.
Population of Japan is increasing at about a million annually and the country currently meets roughly 80 percent of its food requirements. This indicates a widening gap between demand and domestic supply, with implications for imports and policy.
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