Schools Attendance Report Highlights Local Winners
Camden High School Henrietta and South Ridge elementary led top honors in the fifth six weeks attendance contest for the current school year, per a report by Allan TT) Attendance Officer. The list includes high schools and large elementary schools with percentages from Camden, Avon Lake, South Amherst, Lorain, and neighboring districts, noting Ridgeville, Clearview, Belden, and Penfield among top performers in various divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden High School
Henrietta
South Ridge
Schanls
Schanl
Allan
Avon Lake
South Amherst
Cleaveiow
Ridgeville
Columbia
Avon
Ratan
Lafrange A. Penfield
At.o
Brookside
Belden
Grafton
Brownhelm
Brighton
Henrietti
Camden
Markley
Katan
Utes
Clearview
I East Carliste
South Anherst
Perefeld
RACO
Brownbicby Bura
LaGranie
Wuntington
Vincent
Columbis
Lake Avenue
Ridge
Mid- Wie Ridge
Avid Ftughester
Amherst Board of Education Hires Numerous Teachers
The Amherst board met to discuss teacher training and fill three resignations in first, second, and history positions. Several new hires were announced across grades one to four plus domestic science and agriculture, with administrators and a secretary also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Board of Education
Power
Gordon Barker
Jean Baker
Dorothy Nanlell
Warr
Miergaret Schneider
Margaret Vandy
Hulda Berger
Effie Smith
Elmer Baker
Kana Beller
Florence Karman
Munic
Mhyliss Portman
FC Moore
Dompstic Seiener
Ethel Roth
Shop R
Albright
Gordon Tarrier
Carl Deeds
Dunmtor Heggin
Gordon
Seten Wingate
H. Haines
Marian Sterle
R. Prawers
Geaver Dureell
Minnie Brucker
Rehired assistant and salary schedule at local school
Mrs Lucy Roemer and Miss Purcell are named in the school board rehire actions. The salary plan increases teachers by 50 to 75 yearly steps based on training and salary bands up to 2 000. All staff receive a duration bonus. The board also considers purchasing adjacent Patan property and will tour it. Community announcements cover school repairs, Spring Festival, and local club activities.
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Purcell
Carl Deeds
Brownhelms School
Sehanl Aude
PTLA
Marjorie Howe
Russell Peterson
Idool
United States
Spain
China
Ireland
Dorothy
Donald Kneisel
Avenue Club
Stone City
Eastern Stars
Violet Haynes
Anna Kapptey
Dorothy Rozaos
Women's Guild of
St Peter's
Fvengelical and Reformed Church
Fil Schraeder
Avenir
Clareave Gray
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Reoenheim
The
American Legion
Hickory Tree Grange
Farm Bureau
Arawnheim
Baba Schweitzer
Wey
Rotarn Club
Mutidberg
Bollens
Ralph Prittie
Sid Henry Fieht
US Army
Rotary
Dr For. Mierit
Harry Bark Conrad
Meng
Werner Zileh
Wo J Darling
Marjorie Brill
Ski Hi Club
Betty Roth
Cleveland Avenue
William da- Viiths
Lorain
Corsage
Dale Roth
Paticia Morrison
Lunes
Bach Mass to be performed by Oberlin Musical Union
The Musical Union of Oberlin, directed by Maurice Kessler, presents Bach Mass in B minor at Finney Chapel in two parts at 4 and 7:30 PM with soloists Helena Strassburger and Daniel Hares among the performers. local society members attend and a Bach choir from the Toledo Conservatory accompanies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Union of
Oberlin
Helena Strassburger
Margaret Pubias
High Tener
Danielhares
Miviral Union of
Finney Chapel
The
Musical Union
United
Topeeve Conservatory Orchestra
Maurice Kesler
Irti
Conservatory Arches‘tra
Kessler
Conductune
Brags
Arether Williams
Uiver
Medina Association to Hold 92nd Annual Meeting
The Medina Association of Congregational Christian Churches and Ministers schedules its 92nd annual gathering at Brown Helen Congregational Church on Sunday April 30. The program includes registration communal singing, business roll call and reports, committee appointments, nominating and officer elections, and other matter discussion led by Supt. Fred C. Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina Association of Congregational Christian Churches and
Brownhelen
Donald Shimler
New Business
Fred C. Hall
Church Schedule Fragment Highlights Youth, Meetings
A partial church program lists talks by Rev Porter Bower on days world, Miss Tammie Lee Prxidd on youth problems, a price fund report, a resolutions committee, and Dr Milton E Grant on finding a way of life. Evening service conducted by Rev Virgil B L Magne follows a business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Bower
Tammie Lee Prxidd
Price
Milton E. Grant
Virgil BL Magne
Thermometer Use Advised For Accurate Body Temperature
The Journal in The American Medical Association advises leaving a thermometer in the mouth to obtain the average body temperature. Emphasizes standard practice for accurate readings and minimum agitation of patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STEN
Chicago
American Medical Assa. Adviers
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Graystone
Elyria
Ohio
Sonotone OF
Cleveland
KC. Hayes, Mer
Remire Tractiers
Mrs
Lucy Roemer
Cleveland Avé
Jack
ETON
FBI
Jack & Jill Shop
Middle Avenue
H.R. Rorick
Tei Brews
Marjane Brill
Mary Abrebar
Beuna Dybinskie
Raine Reure
Mre
Patricus Morvisan
Cee Revtess
Tole Roth
Jon Brow
Grep
Hollanen
Aberet
Pxitiiang Si
Gorein
Fdith Ehaman
Vela Zammernan
Oliver Kalbe
Laura Borroger
Charlee Miller
Roemer
Laura Young
Conrad
James Bruce
CL Kreger
Ethel Stigetbauer
Arg
Filmer Johnson
Legion
Violet Havnis
Len Worthington
Wets
Claarman
Ray Case
Afth d Tiel
Germaine Loki
Arthur Hamel
Paul Wer
Circletun
St Ann's Society
St. Joseph's Catho Nc Church
George Menz
A. Wosbeeher
EO AW. Labial
Chotan Young
Strotaneter
Go Aschentaeh
Alaystent
Hospital
Mr and Atter
Vernithon-on-the Clyde
ANA
Ee Caan
Medina Association
Deeters
Marshall
Chevers
Lawson
Mr. Rogers
Glen Rogers Motors
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
East Bridge Street
Bisek
Eaes Roeuck
Gee
Broad Street