Playgrounds for City Children Assured for Summer
The Board of Education last night approved the WIRA recreational group to run playgrounds for city children this summer. Thomas Roelofs outlined a program using school grounds and buildings, with 415 children using facilities over 9,300 sessions last year and no major incidents. He announced staff leadership including Miss Margaret Wolford and Mrs. Katherine Abbey, with a two week staff training to begin June 7 and a ten week schedule starting June 21. The boards granted use of Fairview, Washington, Concord and Junior High grounds, with conditions and right to stop at any time.
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Irectors
Playgrounus
Roelofs
Privieges
Safety Week Exhibit Car Crashes into City Hall Varied in Battle Creek
A damaged exhibit titled Safety Week was toppled when a distracted driver crashed into City Hall in Battle Creek Michigan. The incident disrupted the display as officials inspected the wreck and advised caution for motorists in the area.
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Ute City Hall
Boy Killed By Lightning On North Shenango Farm
Clarence Kneubehr, 23, was struck and killed by lightning on a North Shenango township farm around 6 PM. Coroner Luther J. King of Meadville said death was instantaneous and neighbors found him about three hours later near a running vehicle. Kneubehr, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Kneubehr of Conneaut Lewnshin, worked for Harry Hayes at the time.
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Mpadyin Lu
Clarence Kneubehr
Shenango
Luther J. King
Meadville
Knewbell
King
Young Kneubeld
Mia
Walter Kneubehr
Conneaut Lewnshin
Liteaville
Harry Hayes
Golden Lax Tablets Advertises Health Habit
An old advertisement promotes Golden Lax Tablets as the healthiest habit for all ages. The copy claims internal cleanliness with no irritation and notes no dose increase. Available from druggists at 25 or 50 cents.
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Corry School Janitors Named for 1937 38
Corry Public Schools named and re-elected janitors for 1937-38 at a Wednesday special meeting. Names include Charles Ross Junior High 10 months 40 dollars. Ross Wieming Junior High 12 months 90 dollars. Haines Sumner High 12 months 80. William McEvoy Senior High 12 months 76. O S Phamas Concord 12 months 485. Harry Fleming Washington 12 months 78. George H Thomas Fairview 1 month 70. Mrs Grant Hosier Harding nine months 35. Total compensation listed as 7085.
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Corry
Board of Education
J. W. Lambing
Charles Ross
Ross Wieming
SD. Haines
Suniae
William McEvoy
S. Phamas
Concord
Harry Fleming
Washington
George H. Thomas
Fairview
Grant Hosier
Harding
Shoop Elected Secretary and Dearing Named Treasurer
School board approves state aid use to reduce indebtedness and elects Shoop secretary for four years at 1500 dollars. Dearing wins treasurer post for one year at 300 dollars. Supt. Dewey to order classroom supplies. bids and bids on facilities discussed. commencement funds set at 50 dollars with 15 dollars for speaker. balance to Alumni Association.
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Nantes
J. HR. Dearing
J. W." ‘Lambing
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Dewey
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Alumni Association
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Concord
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