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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1932

Page

18

Enrollments In Lorain County Schools Report

The Lorain County Board of Education annual report shows class sizes range from under 10 to over 50 students. It lists 42 high school classes with nine or fewer students and three grade school rooms plus three high school classes with 50 or more. The largest group is 20 to 29 students with 185 total, including 47 grade school rooms and 88 high school classes. Other ranges include 30 to 39 with 125 total (67 grade, 58 high), 10 to 14 with three elementary rooms, and 42 high school classes in 15 to 19 and 40 to 49 student ranges.

Lorain County

Picnic Honors Washington With Tree Planting In Amherst

July 15 Amherst Auxiliary Post 197 held a social and business gathering on the town hall lawn. A basket lunch followed the planting of a hard maple to honor Washington's anniversary. Junior members sponsored readings, the Lord's Prayer was recited, and America was sung. A brief meeting planned sending 20 dozen cookies to soldiers at a training camp in Ken.

South Amherst Town Hall American Legion Auxiliary Post No. 197 Washington Crete Young Barbara Fritchie America

Village Council Minutes Highlight Bi Centennial Program and Social

The village sponsored a July Bi Centennial program at the schoolhouse with American Legion and Auxiliary in attendance. A child welfare report was prepared for the State convention. About thirty people attended the social with outdoor activities after the meeting. Council authorized payment of outstanding bills and noted routine business including a cross walk and catch basin at a street corner. Birthday observance for Joyce Mori celebrated with relatives at the Mori home following a family gathering.

Tucky County Council Avon Lake American Legion Auxiliary F. Foget América Margaret Rice Country Choral Club Maynard Brucker Charles Baker Nelson Farey Arthur Hunt Billy Rollt Glee Club Norma Merchant James Lyon Columbia Reading Ruth Willis Schmidt Assembly

Village council approves budget and traffic light changes

The village of Amherst received permission to demonstrate their fire apparatus soon. The council read and accepted the budget. Mrs. Helen Baker and family and Mrs. O Stone visited friends in Barea on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wester of Berlin Heights spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones.

Vivian Street Amherst Helen Baker O. ‘Stone Barea Henry Wester Berlin Heights Fred Jones

Local social notes from Oberlin and Grafton area

Oberlin residents Mr and Mrs 8 G Tucker visited Sir Arthur Powers family on Sunday. Grafton couples F Cutting Al Kuehn and son joined J D Mennell household for Sunday supper. Various callers including Earl Cleverdon Ruth and others traveled from Lakewood Ashland Medina Elyria and Lorain to share meals and greetings with Rogers Cragin Worden Noll and Remp families during a busy weekend. The remainder of the piece references local social visits and a comic anecdote about an organist in a crowded church.

G. Tucker Oberlin Arthur Powers F. Cutting al Kuehn Lorain J. D. Mennell Earl Cleverdon Ruth Donald Miss Burke Lakewood Rep P. H. Rogers Cleverdon Ashland Hospital Flo Fortsen Gladys Palmer Medina Frank Cragin Harold Worden Nancy Ann Weymouth Cragin Edna Taylor Belle Bailey la Grange Grace Thompson Bertha Neesig Elyria Danno Rogers A. H. Sheffield Johnson Frank Kline Cliff Donaldson Marietta Frank John Noll Catherine Noll Louie Noll Dorothy Marion Betty Jane Tom Lawrence Cleveland George Noll Richard Ridgeville John Mackett

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