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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1938
Page
6
County officials begin immediate preparation of a new Lerain County school map to present to the Lorain County Board of Education at its March meeting. Authorized at February session, the map meets the Ohio School Foundation Law and will detail each school house, bus routes, and the number and ages of children served. A subsequent map will outline proposed changes for the coming year.
County superintendent C A Gibbons visited 12 teachers and attended seven local board meetings, four PTA gatherings, and one superintendents and principals meeting. Music supervisor Gerald M Frank visited 24 schools, three PTA meetings, two teachers meetings, and one state meeting while prepping for the county solo and ensemble contest. Assistant superintendent Emma Gleason visited 76 teachers, two PTA meetings, and one principals and superintendents meeting.
Andrew Mourton reported to police that gasoline a jack a pump wrenches and the rear license plate were stolen from his car parked in the yard behind his home Thursday night. The thief took Teense number 1 ZU 85.
Twenty Lorain County students with school work difficulties were studied this week by OSU psychologist Wilda Rosebrook in six hour visits. Counties schools visited included Wageville Vincent Brookside Columbia Eaton Wellington. Avon Lake was on schedule but unpaid time prevented a visit. The board noted the work is valuable and hopes for more time next spring.
Amherst Feb 5 Plans were made to serve the Business Men's Association in March by Hickory Tree Grange. An arrangements committee was named and three dinners for the Noon Day Club beginning March 31 were set. A Henrietta Grange program followed with music reading and folk games, lunch served by local hosts, and special prizes noted. Pupils from Middle Ridge to present February 17 program.
Mrs Clifford Schroeder hosted the Queen Esther class at the Methodist church with Valentine themes, honors to Mrs R H Hearn and consolation to Mrs George Bruce, and lunch for 11 members and two guests. Upcoming meetings planned at Mrs I G Maxwell and Mrs Wood Farris homes.
Elmer Johnson post of the American Legion met Friday evening with Herman Short presiding in James Brennen’s absence. A dance committee member will attend the Indian... cancel. A king party is set for Feb 11 at St Joseph's school hall and the fifth district conference will be held in Norwalk on Feb 13.
A Sunday evening service at Odd Fellows Hall 586 West Broad Street features Dr Stanley Sandrea of Cleveland formerly with Dr Arthur Ford. He will lecture and read Ballots Blindfolded in a program described as spiritualise meeting.
C A Gibbens Lorain County school superintendent says the “textbooks repair” project under WPA will likely start near year end in county schools after work begins in Lorain High and summer work will allow more service. A psychologist study by Mrs Emily Watkins of Stoke Newington England may address student difficulties.
A long church directory lists services, times, and locations for numerous congregations. It names pastors including J. L. Urich Th. D. and Rev. Bela Basco, with hours for Sunday School morning worship and midweek meetings across churches on Princeton Avenue West River Street Lake Avenue and more, plus notes on German Hungarian and other services.
New London Foreign Missionary Society of the First M E Church will meet Wednesday February 9 at the home of Mrs P M White with Miss Stella Townsend and Mrs G Spade as assistant hostesses Mrs J H Arnold will be devotional leader and Mrs T W Messenger will lead the program A brief note on other local events mentions Congressman Dudley A White speaking at a Boy Scout Court of Honor in March highlighting Eagle Scout elevations Theodore Mathers and H Stewart Siddall Jr of the local troop Also a Florida clipping notes 120 pounds of grouper caught by New London residents C BE Ward Sterling Ward Rodney Ward and Fred Bigelow Mr and Mrs Bigelow winter at Pass-a-Grill and will return for summer Work on the A O W Railway flagger system at North West and Clifton street crossings has begun with concrete bases poured and completion hoped within two weeks Weather permitting Flower Club to meet later in New London.
Willweer Tuesday February with Mrs J T Hobsett. The program includes Roll Call and readings from Quotations from Lincoln and Life of the Bee. Also announced charged with theft Charles Hauser, 18, CCC member from Youngstown, held on grand larceny charge. He allegedly took a coat valued at 6.50 from another camp member. hearing set for 2 p m before Preston Coon.
Mrs. Mary Beasore, 25 years old, recalls her dragon of a child while chuckling at mentions of scientific methods of rearing children. The fragment hints at an anecdotal reminiscence from Mansfield, Ohio, about parenting and practical lessons from the past.
In sparse prairie life a woman substitutes black coffee for milk, enduring rough trails and uncertain provisions. The lines highlight resilience and scarcity, showing how daily routines adapt when staples run short and resources are scarce.
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