Surprises in Arithmetic Test Across Lorain County Schools
Lorain County officials summarized seventh and eighth grade arithmetic results revealing setbacks on easy problems like hours in a day and February 29 1982, yet surprising success on more difficult tasks. 11121 students tested with 510 eighth and 511 seventh graders, Bailey urging stronger fundamentals and arithmetic language.
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Naturalizations in Lorain County Reach Four Year Total
A Chronicle-Telegram review of naturalization records shows 216 citizens in 1930, 282 in 1929, 321 in 1927, and 135 in 1925 for Lorain County. Males vastly outnumber females. from 1907 only three new citizens were recorded, all men. Countries most represented vary by year, with Czecho-Slovakia, Austria-Hungary, Italy, and England recurring among top origins. The article notes the small share of women and attributes it to home duties and mobility limits, praising the freedoms and opportunities of the United States for immigrants.
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Pittsfield Man Fred Muckelburg Dies In Lorain County Home
Word comes from Pittsfield that Fred Muckelburg a former resident died Saturday at the Lorain County Home. He was born May 3 1839 in Prenslau Germany and came to the United States with his parents at age seven. The family lived near Niagara Falls for two years before moving to Ohio. In 1900 he moved to Pittsfield where he lived until his death.
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Local Family News and Community Notes from Wellington Area
Obituaries and wedding mention Maurice Sheffield joins Navy after final exam. Marriage to Emily Wright in 1864. two sons Lee survives, Fred died at five. Funeral at Andrews Funeral Home Wellington. Community play Headstrong Joan praised. thanks to contributors. Various brief social items include visits, gatherings, and illness updates among residents and nearby towns.
Ancient calendar found at Casa Grande ruins
Archaeologists report a perfect time measurement system used thousands of years ago at Casa Grande near Ariz. Each year the Sun’s rays beam through the Hohoakam at a precise moment marking the start or end of the year. The Hohoakam calendar aided prehistoric timekeeping.
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