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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1929
Page
2
There will be union services of the Community and M EF churches of Pittsfield next Sunday evening in the park. The pastor and congregations of Camden Kipton East Russia and La Grange will be invited to this meeting with special singing and music.
The meeting invites all to attend as neighbors from local churches meet socially. Rev. Wm. Smith will speak on religion through Art with The Last Supper by Divin as the subject and picture. Copies were shared with the audience and more talks are planned for next Sunday on Gleaners pictured by Miller.
Half an hour before breakfast take one or two Faid Lax tablets to banish a heavy head ache bad breath and nervousness. It rids the system quickly of undigested food and congested poisonous wastes with no gripings or dope. Guaranteed or money back. Get a box today at Ebert's Drug Store.
North Olmsted reports Fred Allendorf of Chestnut Ridge, Ridgeville High senior at Fort Benjamin Harrison camp, earned a sharp shooter’s medal and is noted as a first class shooter. Mrs LaMar Quick, staying with her parents after an operation, is improving and able to navigate stairs. Solicitor Gilbert Morgan spoke at Lakewood Republican club on minding the public business. D K Huntington of Butternut Ridge visited Kelly's Island. Donna Parker of South Ridge Road spent a week in Lakewood. Mr and Mrs Karras returned home after several days in Salem Ohio.
Bids for the construction of North Olmsted's new high school were awarded last Wednesday evening by the board of education. Work on the mammoth structure begins immediately and it should be ready for occupancy in about a year. General and electrical contracts went to Cc. L. Knowlton of Bellefontaine at 184 444 dollars, plumbing to T. O. Murphy of Overlin at 15 077 dollars, heating and ventilating to W. R. Rahton at 32 079 dollars. Architects Walter and Norwich of Dayton planned a modern facility with a first floor featuring recitation, bookkeeping, typing rooms, offices, a cafeteria, and more.
Months of planning by the Board of Education have moved the project to the building stage. E J Witthof presides over the board with Gilbert Stearns Walter Elliott Robert Hall B F Sallybury and C J Ootzel as clerk. The high school will be on Butternut Ridge near the existing school, with a 700 seat auditorium and a 600 spectator gallery. The twelve acre site allows future expansion to meet growing needs.
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