Local Social Notes From Carey and Findlay Area
Community gossip lists visits and calls in Carey Findlay and area with residents and families. Mentions appointments east side hospital Toledo nurses training and Priscilla club gathering along with military service notes and postwar job changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hawkins
Copley
B. Findlay St
Jfne
J. Stillberger
Findlay
Int
Carey
Rose Pierze
Hassan Wyss
Orrville
Mary ‘Stroup
Betty
Earl H. Vehrs
John’ Vehrs
Wet
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Dolores Windau
August ‘Windau
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Fostoria
Franklin Schneider
Toesdo
Donald Donelson
Schneider
Ohio faces growing public school teacher shortage
The Ohio education issue warns a worsening teacher shortage, especially in elementary grades, due to wartime exodus and slow training output. Many teachers hold temporary certificates as enrollments fail to meet postwar demand. salaries and working conditions deter new entrants, while first grade enrollment rises toward 125,000 by 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Harold J. Bowers
Armed Services
Bowers
Colleges of Education
State Department of Education
Board of Education
Also Mentioned on This Page
Priscilla Club
Louie van Sant
Norman Kramer
R. M. Lonsway
Clay Street
Harry Milum
Scott Long
I. EB. Copley
E. Findlay Street
James EB. Hanley
Galion Swere
Hanley
Eva Hendricks
Betty Haynes
de Land
Fla
G. H. Follette
L. J. Cooke
Niles Bidg
Ellen Nora Lyden
Lyden
the Carey High School
James Bruchlacher
Sam
E. Findlay
Mapes’ Rexall
Lady Esther Comb
Sally Ann
Dawn
Falcon
Siroil
Pinon
Lanning Motor Sales
Henry
Peter
By Wilson
East Side Market
Europe
Carey Post
K. S. Rowe
Optometrist
Center Street
Hile
Hatchery
Carey-Findlay Road
Vanlue
Star Theatre
Upper Sandusky
Leo T. Jones
Mgr
Randolph Scott
Ann Dvorak
Ray Whitley
Lucille Ball
Wm. Bendix
Mark Stevens and
Clifton Webb
Fox News
Donald Duck
Pete Smith
Carey Times
Carey Theatre
St. Louis
Judy Garland
Tom Breneman
Luc
Ato Sans
America
Wm. Powell and
Myrna Loy
the Thin Man Goes