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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1933
Page
5
Wellington April 6 The Board of Education rehired teachers at a Tuesday evening meeting. Edward Wells teaches 6th grade Hvelwn Garver handles old and 7th grades and thaveh Paten among others.
An old advertisement promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills claiming to stimulate bile flow and improve digestion with gentle vegetable extracts. A report notes Brighton Board of Education rehired all current teachers for the coming year, listing M. G. Baylor Arnold Kipplinger Rachel Hannum Glen Stevenson Don Rowland Hazel Kunde Leslie Hardy Marian Sponseller Ray Rowland Floyd Moore among staff.
W OJ Powell shared recollections of Florida at the meeting held this noon. Powell and his wife and daughter had just returned from a winter in the South, where they spent the season.
Penfield Hreh School has released its first Honor Roll, naming students who earned at least 35 in their subjects. The list includes Wainifred Wklembus Mabel Anvers Catherine Shull Doris Bobel Virgil DeFields Charlotte Birch Edgar Jones and Lawrence Flauntfelder.
Mrs. William Sponseller of this place and Mr and Mrs Hunter Robinette of Cleveland will leave Friday for a motor trip to Tennessee. They will spend a week visiting friends in Knoxville and Marysville.
Mrs Orrin Miller of this place reports her sister Mrs Theodore Reynolds of Elyria District 3 underwent a critical operation last Thursday and is slowly improving. She is recovering at Memorial Hospital in Livrla.
Members of the Wellington Flower club who attended the Lorain County Flower clubs and gardeners meeting in Elyria included Mrs L H Wadsworth Mrs A H Binder Mrs R E Pierce Miss Jessie Wright Mrs Walter Luthfi ers Carl Townsend Mrs Fred Daugherty and Mrs Dudley Finkle. Mrs Wadsworth spoke on local club activities as Avon Lake Columbia Lorain Elgrit Oberlin clubs also presented reports.
Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Faus will attend the American Legion Lorain County Council annual banquet at Hotel Antlers Lorain this evening. Dr. Faus was recently elected president of the council and several other local post members plan to attend.
Mrs Ralph Bennett and Miss Margaret Miller of Cleveland returned home yesterday after a two days visit with Mr R W Falls. Miss Clarabelle Kissler cares for Antone Naegle of Huntington recently discharged from Falls Clinic. Misses Margaret and Jeanette Warner host Entre Nous club Friday. The Pied Pipers orchestra played the second modern dance at Vincent's hall Huntington last night.
A local WRC group plans to travel to Oberlin Friday afternoon to see the play When Dreams Come True sponsored by Oberlin WRC Past Presidents. Members wishing to join should call Mrs. Harry Gill.
A note suggests that Robinson Crusoe may have been the first serial story published. The claim points to the publication timing and status as an early example of serialized fiction in periodicals.
In Huntington and nearby towns, Mr and Mrs George Welch and Dan from Rivers Corners visited the Johnson Crib home Saturday. Helen Kater stayed with Western Reserve relatives, while several families including Naegele and Eiseman groups hosted callers Sunday.
Two children Marion Crile and Hart Linninger were dinner guests at the B. F. Triudium home in Nova 0. Vis Wubur Rock returned to her Spencer home after spending a couple of weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Regal.
Members of the Geneva Teachers Association voted to refund part of their salaries for the next school year. Most had signed contracts for 1933 34 when they voted the refund.
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