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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1947
Page
4
The Commerce Department reports newsprint will stay in substantial short supply through 1948 due to high demand from major users except publishers, with imports reaching a record 358,000 tons in September as the pulp and paper industry faces increased activity and potential future raids.
Amherst business meeting elected officers including president Mrs. Carl Deeds and vice president Mrs. Walter Leins with secretary Mrs. Mel Aiick and treasurer Mrs. Rimery Ehibleys. Christmas party planned for December 22 and a bake sale tied to a January 5 social. A committee including Mrs. LeviHos and Mrs. Rubel will study hospital purchases. Members prepared hospital supplies and enjoyed dessert after. Initiation of four candidates occurred at Amherst Aerie Eagles meeting. Zeta Zeta Beta Sigma Phi held a business program with discussions on conduct of friendship and love. An executive session is planned for December 1 followed by the next regular meeting on December 8.
Lucy Roemes hosts supper for Rev Hollens Van der Sallen and others. The group voted five dollars to the hospital membership drive and to BPW, plus an oxygen tent for the hospital. Rev Olbrich reviewed How the Church Grows and a discussion followed. St. Pauls and St Josephs announce services and a Thanksgiving Day wedding in nearby Wellington is noted. Hospital updates include admissions and discharges.
The advertisement urges giving Father John's Medicine to children with frequent colds, citing vitamin A content and alcohol-free formula. It claims prompt relief from coughing and throat irritation and promotes the product as pure, wholesome, and nutritive with vitamins A and D.
Ohio State University Bureau of Business Research reports payrolls in the state's factories up three percent from July to August. Manufacturing employment increases cited, with August payrolls 17 percent above August 1948 and employment four percent higher than the prior year. Canton shows a nine percent payroll rise.
The report highlights gains from July to August with Youngstown up seven percent, Akron up three percent, and losses of one percent in Daston and Cleveland. Manufacturing employment declines are noted while OSU credits cooperation with the US Bureau of Statistics. Canton and Dayton also figure in the varied data.
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