Camp plans described in fragmented OCR note
An incomplete OCR fragment lists a camp plan involving MochlAd and Tebich with a high school context. It mentions capacity and period, but lacks clear dates or full subjects.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1921
Page
11
An incomplete OCR fragment lists a camp plan involving MochlAd and Tebich with a high school context. It mentions capacity and period, but lacks clear dates or full subjects.
A string of weekend visits and dinners unfolds as families from Lorain Cleves and Elyria gather at Linwood Park and the Titts cottage in Lorain. Hosts include Mrs Elizabeth Ernst and Mrs Barhenn with many relatives from Peoria and Dover Canada joining in.
In Wooster and surrounding areas the week features a local election winner taking office and a former editor becoming clerk of courts in a transitional period. The Buckeye plant head mechanic resigns to join an auto garage partnership while scouting activity expands with 56 Lima Boy Scouts camping on the Maumee river reservation.
The St Andrew's resort on Assamaquoddy Bay in New Brunswick enjoys cool breezes and warm crowds as July temperatures hover around 62 to 70s. Golf at Joe's Point draws world class players while a busy season of matches and cups unfolds. Bowling on the green glows with electric lights at night and the Casino hosts dances. Bathing at Katy's Cove pleases families and boats skim the bay. scenic drives to St Croix and St Stephen offer a restful excursion channeling Newport-like leisure.
Wooster hosts the Bible Conference and School on the campus under the Presbyterian board. Many noted speakers are to attend with a large crowd expected during August 15 to 21. Sales and local business mentions appear in nearby notices.
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