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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1947
Page
7
United Press reports from Stockholm describe prices in Sweden with caviar and champagne priced high while ordinary meals remain cheaper than in the United States. The correspondent notes rationing persists, food is plentiful but regulated, and government bans grand smorgasbord spreads that once attracted tourists.
A traveler in Brockholms Grand Hotel details Swedish dining and liquor rules, noting the high cost of meals and limited spirits due to government stores. He compares Sweden’s smorgasbord to New York venues, describes lemon sole and founder, and recalls an elaborate moose roast dinner amid Sweden’s seasonal moose open.
The state will expend 1 075 000 dollars in 1848 on anti erosion projects at Ohio lakefront beaches. Public works director George B. Sowers announced the figure at a Beach Erosion Committee meeting of the Ohio Post War Program Commission. The funds, appropriated last session, must be used this year or next or revert to the general fund. Sowers noted the money covers about one percent of the state share for shore protection, with local communities providing the rest. The erosion committee is led by Senator Fred L. Adams of Bowling Green.
Farmers who completed conservation practices under the 1947 program should report them promptly to the county agricultural conservation committee. Robert Eglin, chairman of the Lorain County AAA Committee, notes that quicker reporting can reduce delays in assistance payments to farmers.
Sullivan senior class presents a comedy Dont Darken My Door at the school house Friday November 21. Cast includes James Serafin Jerry Haulk Maurice Sandford Betty Sheffer Paul Jones Frances Lamb Jean Sessions Arlene Post. Advisor Mrs Crumline leads the effort and invites everyone to attend.
At a Sullivan chapter gathering, the 400.6.10.8 group voted to provide the White Bible for Hathbow girls Steanization at Well ington, citing its necessity for their work as Rainbow organization was instituted. Mentioned are Mrs Faye agains as Worthy Matron and preparations for the next tamular meeting.
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