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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1947
Page
3
Washington dispatch details Othman recounting a trip to market while criticizing Secretary Clinton's meat price remarks. The piece parodies a speech about value and prices, describing price per pound for rib roast, plate beef, and other meats, and ends with a taunt about a photographer.
About 30 members attended a tureen dinner at 6 30 p m in La Grange to begin the Fall season of Lyndon Chapter O B S Worthy Matron Gladys Hopkins presided and welcomed members back after summer recess One officer was absent at roll call Plans were unveiled for a reception at Batiman school for Hazel Strickland grand representative of Wisconsin A dance October 10 at the school and a bazaar November 14 at Grafton school were announced plus honors for past matrons and patrons at the next meeting in October and a birthday addenda for the worthy matron was read by Edna Wilcox
Mario B. Freeman resigns after serving 48 mayoral terms in LaGrange, stepping down at a council meeting. Thayer, as council president, becomes acting mayor for the rest of the year. A mayoral election and village offices are set for November.
West River Road area reports the first Markley school P T A meeting on Thursday evening featuring a fifth grade hobby show and a short entertainment with a set acquainted hour. Refreshments will follow. The event starts at 8 o clock.
Dayton Mayor Edward Breen ordered police to crack down on youthful drivers after weekend high school football games. He called downtown a rodeo after games and said pedestrians faced danger from speeding vehicles. He warned youths would be arrested and noted traffic incidents including spills and collisions near the area.
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