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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1932
Page
11
The Lorain County Board of Education report to the state director of education notes 574 students, about seven and a half percent of enrollment, are advanced for their age. It details ages of precocious students, counts of normal age enrollees, and notes ages from five to twelve as most common.
A fragmented local page notes shoe counts and grade distributions in a county school system, highlighting eight grades for several age groups from 11 to 15, with 787 students in second grade and 2895 in high school seniors. The piece then lists a roster of guests and gatherings across Cleveland, Ashland, Elyria, Brownhelm, Milan, Kipton, Henrietta Hill, and Oberlin during the Fourth of July period, detailing visits, picnics, and hospitality among families such as the Turners, Beckers, Hart, Goswell, Adler, Court, Hostettler, Telford, and Becker, among others.
Henrietta scene includes the Schwab family visiting Mary Becker and others. Guests Monday included Barbara Walter and Ruby Walter. Local congratulators marked Theodore Rels 51st wedding anniversary with calls from Kipton and Oberlin families. Also noted: Latte man and Ives families visiting Adam Horn. other callers from Avon Cleveland and North Olmsted.
The Needle and Thread club met at the church last Friday with members progressing well on their project. The Four-H club of Russia township, in its first year, joined county youths on a stock judging tour visiting four farms and earning blue ribbons plus one third-place finish. Next meeting set for Ralph Schram's home. BRIEFS East Oberlin Community plans a church party for Mrs. Harry Meeks this afternoon. Hast Oberlin church members entertained Pleasant View Sanatorium patients with a performance.
A final collection of English prints by Francis Wheatley is on view at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. The 23 London scenes from 1785 to 1795 were loaned by financier Edener T. Stotesbury who also lent the museum its art before leaving for Europe.
The Lorain County Board of Education annual report shows 3,822 boys and 3,564 girls enrolled last year, indicating more boys than girls in county schools. The document has been sent to the state Department of Education for review.
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