Praises Emergency Nursery Schools In This City
WPA emergency nursery schools in Elyria Overiin ai Wadeworti are at ang the -1 in Qhe ac cordiing to Mrs Lady O'Brien state supervisor of emergency neer schools who conducted a conference of WEA school supervisors and teachers her Friday The purpose of the schol ars O'Bries sasha net te ake the children do that to help chen in Ubeyr progress The school are candustsd por
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WPA
Elyria
Ang the -1
Qhe
Lady O'Brien
Neer
WEA
O'Bries
Sasha Net
Chen
Ubeyr
Child Care Regimen Emphasizes Independence and Play
The article describes a WPA era program for children aged two and a half to four and a half, focusing on psychological phases like independence and cooperation. Arriving children are checked for ear, nose, and throat infections, separated if infected, and engage in activity using dolls and games to build rather than destroy while about one foot of floor space is given for each child and a balanced diet is served.
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SCG
County records show deaths exceed births in February
A report by Dr FLOR Dew, county health commissioner, notes February yielded about twice as many deaths as births in Loran County General Health District. Twenty four births and forty four deaths were registered. the majority of infant deaths occurred in local hospitals.
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Loran Coun
Flor Dew
Bove Omtiery
Rei Gatts
Ogarls Oosias Borg Tis
Uortlin
Avon Special Services Hold Religious Observances
In Avon local church services are announced for Holy Week. The life of Christ on earth will be observed with a communion service on Maundy Thursday and a three hour? service from 12 to 3 pm on Friday. A final solemn service will be held Saturday.
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ECIAL
Avon
Christ
True Blue Club Meeting Hosted by Mr and Mrs Harold Smith
The True Blue Club gathered at Twewe Saturday evening hosted by Mr and Mrs Harold Smith after a brief business session led by president Lawrence Peak. Guests, including Mr and Mrs Lenard Warden of Lisewoud, assisted Misa Nava Warden Sururdas, and Mrao and Mes rd Stage and datuzhres Jane spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Blewed Mio urd Ves Allen Defuser. The gathering featured a boon's word and prayers at the Pliner home in Loreth.
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ERCE
Blue Club
True Blue Club
Harold Smith
Lawrence Peak
Monopols Faur
Lenard
Lisewoud
Sururdas
Mes
Jane
Airs
Allen Defuser
Seud
Morber
Mies
Mes Charies
Meao
Mrslark Pliner
Loreth
Boon
Sid
John Mackert
Relief Workers Local To Meet Tomorrow
Relief Workers Local No 1 of Elyria and vicinity will hold its regular meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall at 340 Broad Street. Officers ask all members from Elyria Wellington and Le Grange to attend if possible, reporting distance will be discussed.
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Relief Workers Local No 1
Elyria
Ssontity
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Broad Street
Wellington
le Grange
Lorain Family Moves to Raymond Miller’s Home
A fragmentary local notice reports family members including Mr and Mrs Steve Altay Nicholas and Miller sisters living together after moving from Auston Ridge to the home of Raymond Miller on Lb trom Road, Lorain.
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Lorain
Altay Nicholas
Miller
Nston Ridge
Thv
Raymond Miller
Lb.trom Road
World’s 3rd Longest Span Is Completed
In Bulawayo the single arch bridge over the Sabi River in Southern Rhodesia is completed. It claims Africa’s longest single-span and the world’s third longest. The 1.054 feet span rises to 250 feet, with work starting in April 1934. Funded by trustees of the late Alfred Bert, it is named Tre Borchenough Bridge.
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Bulawayo
Africa
Sabi River
Rhodesia
Aingle
Alfred Bert
Tre Borchenough
reCoruinon
Une
Bridge connects eastern districts across Sabi River in Rhodesia
The bridge, built with fifteen hundred tons of steel, will enable access from the eastern districts to the central districts of Southern Rhodesia and will also serve the Union of South Africa. Papers collected. Columbus pupils at Starling Junior High raise 509000 pounds of old newspapers and megastics to fund school activities over three days. Every citizen should be justice's champion.
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Henry Birchenough
Southern
Rhodesia
Union of South Africa
Columbus, O
Starling Junor High School
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