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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1946
Page
3
Washington columnist Frederick C. Othman notes housing prices decline nationwide as new Deal supporters leave the capital. He cites Georgetown as a pulse of the shift with empty blocks for sale, dropped price offers, and ads stating owners leaving the city, drastic reductions, and bidders scarce.
In a Silver Spring neighborhood the real estate scene grows tense as small homes with neat signs stating We begin ste ewase for $8,950 appear. Vendors report inflation effects and a dying market with few buyers and some rent-focused thinking.
Southeast Ridges Group two met at the home of Mrs Leary Kennedy last Wednesday afternoon with Hazel Hicks opening the meeting. Devotions led by the chaplain on Patience from James. Nee Schetmyer thanked for hospital flowers. Next meeting planned for November 4. Also notes on visiting guests and moisture storage tips mention Bucking powder and airtight containers to prevent spoilage.
Oberlin area notice promotes a delivery service at 153 West College Street with contact for Marliane Dellefield of Lorain Street. Telephone numbers 2443 and 4705 listed for orders and delivery.
Oberlin branches host Christmas book drive with a meeting led by Mrs. William Stevenson, urging members to bring books for a December sale. Allen Art Museum previews Oriental Art from November 1 to December 1, featuring paintings bronzes textiles prints and more from donors including Chart Freer and Moritz.
Washington officials warn a new government wage formula may be required if a new contract with John L. Lewis's United Mine Workers cannot be avoided. Krug and Lewis prepare for a second bargaining session amid a possible nationwide soft coal strike deadline. Meats sales in Montevideo limited to three days weekly as black markets grow.
An unsolicited letter extols Kellogg's All-Bran as a gentle bulk laxative alternative. It claims daily intake of one ounce and ample water can normalize laxation without habit forming effects. The ad invites readers to mail empty cartons for a double money return if not satisfied after ten days.
Senator Alben W. Barkley of Kentucky humorously acknowledged his upcoming retirement as Senate majority leader. He told a Louisville audience he plans to catch up on the reading he has intended to do for ten years in the next two years.
Barkleys party lost its Senate majority in the general election held last Tuesday, changing control as results rolled in nationwide.
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