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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1947
Page
8
Tips for cooking utility beef through braising and grinding to tenderize steaks roasts and patties. Includes Creole Swiss steak tangy vegetables brisket and kraut with steps for browning simmering and thickening gravy. Ends with a note from Bloemfontein South Africa about jazz banned in city hall piano usage.
The Agriculture Department reports drought severe in the Southwest has delayed seeding of next year’s Winter wheat across the Great Plains, with about 75 percent of intended acreage seeded by November 1 in six states. The drought region covers over half the Winter wheat belt, and 1948 prospects look grim as farmers defer planting to prevent total loss. The report also notes 1947 corn production at 2,447,422,000 bushels, an 11,262,000 bushel drop from October projection, versus last year’s 3,287,090,000 bushels.
Litchfield letters report that Senator Ralph A Winter intercedes with the State Highway Department for blinker lights on Route 18 at the east and west sides of Litchfield Pack. The Legion Auxiliary hosts a Singspiration in the town hall Monday November 17 at 8 oclock with freewill offerings and refreshments. Nearby notes cover birthday visits, hospital stays, and visits by locals including Lenore Sears, Blanch Romp, and Mollie.
A report from New London notes A Holmés and A B Rowe Jr finishing in the Truro River race in Cornwall, the revival race drawing seventeen contestants. Rowe previously served with Gen. Allenby in the Near East and with Plymouth Home Guard, linking to local history. School items: November events include Deep River Quartet Negro music on Nov 16, Bell Telephone electronics program for students, and a high school drama featuring Silas Marner with Harold Wilcox and Marilyn Davis in leading roles, plus cast, crew, and production details.
Birmingham hosts the annual bazaar and turkey dinner sponsored by the W.S.C.8 on November 18 at the Birmingham school building. Serving runs from 5:40 to 8:00 p.m. Committees include the bazaar chair Mrs. J. Guisinger and kitchen chair Mrs. Eddie Prince with other volunteers listed.
Cornell will meet November 16 at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Coultrip to discuss community affairs. Health officials report New York bird rate rises 19 per 1000 in first October week. total live births 3,203 with birth rate 21.2 per 1000. Citizens Weinstain notes health metrics and local demographics.
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