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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1932

Page

12

Start Movement for Older Farm Youths in Lorain County

Miss Alice Bird county agricultural extension agent announces a plan for a Senior Four-H Club movement for farm youths aged 15 to 21. The program aims to bridge the gap between children’s and adult projects, with hopes to formalize by next fall or early next year as understanding grows.

Lorain County Alice Bird Miss Bird

County plans for new youth clubs under Miss Bird

Miss Bird outlines future Four-H like clubs for older boys and girls, with potential separate groups and county wide organization. She says the idea is not yet decided but has promising possibilities and could become a concrete movement if developed successfully.

Miss Bird

Pictures of Alaska Lecture at Oberlin Hall

Edgar C. Raine, Alaska authority, will present a slide lecture on The Land of the Midnight Sun at Warner Hall Oberlin Tuesday night under Opera Outing Club auspices. He has visited Alaska 17 times for the Treasury Department and will cover whaling at Point Barrow Aleuts totems and related history with colored slides starting at 7 20 p.m.

Alaska Warner Hall North Professor Street Oberlin Edgar C. Raine Opera Outing Club, Inc Raine United States Treasury Department Point Barrow

Education shifts in modern colleges urged by Hiram president

Dr. Kenneth J. Brown of Hiram College addressed the Elyria Kiwanis on changes shaping higher education. He cited three aims: produce informed, initiative, and responsible individuals, and to tie college work to real life through cross disciplinary teaching and practical religion.

Kenneth J. Brown Hiram College Elyria Kiwanis Club Newell Hotel Dr. Brown C. P. Shively Elyria High School United States James A. Garfield Brown Liberal Arts Colere Missouri Balling College Florda Iim A. Lexienie Lowell Harvard

Education as 24 hour job to mold responsible citizens

Dr Brown urges universities to involve faculty with students beyond classrooms to shape mature, morally and financially responsible individuals. He cites Seventh Division Inter-Club attendance in Akron where Elyria won the prize. He argues prudent public purchasing and voting for capable leaders to restore good government, recalling past eras. Victor C Reese signs.

Akron Elyria Club

Tax cuts and political salesmanship warned in Voice of the People

North Ridgeville letter criticizes politicians who push tax reductions while boosting salaries and public project costs. It argues officeholders pursue costly frills, large buildings, and expansive programs to secure votes, urging readers to live within their means and avoid bankruptcy.

Village reforms and aid programs outline in Amherst South Amherst

The county health officer and milk inspector attended the village council meeting to review ditch conditions and to boost dairy standards. The Hill Billy program raised ninety dollars for fire equipment, with the Cleveland Quarries offering land for the firehouse. Also noted were flour donations from Red Cross, Royal Neighbors planning a May rally, and local social notes with multiple brief visits across Amherst and nearby towns.

South Amherst Cleveland Red Cross Lorain

Elgria Foremen's Club Plans Sportsmen Meeting

The April meeting near Puursday night at the Elyria Y M C A will be a sportaman s meeting. Efforts are underway to bring a Cleveland speaker to address members.

Elgria Foremen’s Club Elyria Y M. C. Ay Sportaman Cleveland

Outdoor program features New York Central quartet trio

An outdoor authority announces an entertainment program including the New York Central quartet, the Three Trumpeters, the Three Banjoists, and an orchestra.

New York Central Quartetta

Candidates to Address Grange Event Across Counties

Candidates for country and state offices will address the Grange gathering in multiple districts. Local organizers expect discussions on agriculture policy, rural development, and fiscal matters with prominent nominees and regional leaders present.

Community meeting set in Loraln County Pomona Cringe

An opportunity to present views before Loraln County Pomona Cringe members is announced for Oberlin tomorrow night. A dinner at the Oberlin Grange Hall starts at 6 30 with a Elyria Eagles public dance at the Eagles Mall on Saturday April 16th at 25c per person. Everyone is welcome.

Loraln Pomona Oberlin Elyria Eagles Eagles Mall

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