Schools Budget Adopted By Board
The Elyria Board of Education adopted the 1937 school budget after a public hearing with expenditures at 526,864 and income at 628,400. The general fund totals cover teachers salaries at 3365,000, payroll at 43,260, maintenance at 28,000, operation at 34,500, and instructional supplies at 16,000 including more free textbooks. The board also hired two elementary teachers, re hired Ellsworth Hales for crippled child transportation, and named Dorothy Cunningham and Grace McCullough as new teachers.
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Elyria Board of Education
Fike
Ellsworth Hales
Ely School
Dorothy Cunningham
Stanford Avenue
Grace McCullough
Oberlin Road
Commissioners Work On County Budget Review
The county board of commissioners met in private to draft next year’s budget. Current total: 608,347 dollars, split into 657,195 for general operating and 71,148 for bond retirement.
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Board of County
Star Chamber
School Board Sets Nine and Half Month Year For Seventy
Oberlin College Fairview village staff details include Miss Cunningham to earn 950, Mise McCullough 1200 with assignments to be decided. Transportation for crippled children set at 40 cents per pupil daily. average 10 to 11 pupils. School year 9.5 months, opening Sept 3, closing June 11.
Five New Teachers Join Lorain County Schools
Lorain County Superintendent C. A. Gibbons announced five new teachers joining county schools. Clearview hired Wayne Inslee Esther Schatz and Blaise Kay. Penfield adds Welen Brucker. Elyria Township welcomes Della Harding.
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Lorain County
C. A. Gibbons
Clearview
Ashland College
Miss Kay
Bowling Green University
Muss Schatz
Bowling Green
Aliss Brucker
Amherst Township
Penfield
Misa Litta Mitchell
Wellington
Harding
Elyria Township
Russia Township
Townsend Walks Out Of Cleveland Deposition Hearing
Dr. Francis E Townsend founder of the Townsend Old Age Pension Plan walked out of a deposition hearing in Cleveland after clashes with counsel. The hearing, linked to a suit by Rev Alfred J Wright, revealed only $50,000 left in treasury of the organization from $1.2 million raised, with 500 to 1,099 employed.
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Cleveland, O
Upi
Francis E. Townsend
The
Townsend Old Age Pension Plan
Townsend
Alfred J. Wright
Ohio Townsend Club
Benjamin F. Sacharow
Sacharow
Dr. Townsend
DARP
Downey
S. E. Taylor
Methodist Church
Baltimore
Cleveland youth pleads guilty to fictitious plates
Raymond Ciacchi, 20, of 3321 Meyers Avenue, Cleveland, pleaded guilty to driving with fictitious license plates during a police court arraignment. Police last night captured Ciacchi and three other Cleveland youths. The plates used were found to be issued for another auto. No charges were filed against the others.
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Raymond Ciacchi
Meyers Avenue
Cleveland
Ciacchi
Attacks on Royalty Highlight Guard Needs
A Cincinnati dispatch notes that threats against monarchs show how civilians underestimate ruling leaders’ risk. It cites recent attempts on English rulers and argues for stronger protection of presidents in crowds, urging increased guard force rather than relaxation.
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Cincinnati
England
Agra
Koase 1
Alice Longworth
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Home on Washington Avenue Razed After Devastating Fire
The former residence of J Ed Robson on Washington Avenue in Elyria is being torn down after a January 18 blaze that officials call one of the era’s worst. Fire Chief Wallace Bates quoted $5 000 in damage and said no rebuilding is planned. The house had been built by Mrs. Strauss Reefy and later occupied by Commodore W R Huntington.
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J. Ed Robson
Washington Avenue
Cleveland
Strauss Reefy
Commodore W. R. Huntington
Elyria
Wallace
Bates
Landon Plans Six Point Address On Key Issues
Gov Alf Landon will deliver a six point address outlining plans on relief and social security economy centralization monetary policy the constitution and agriculture. Advisers say the speech will be a thorough treatment of today’s problems aimed at the average American and will avoid attacking opponents. Topeka anticipates 100000 visitors as the quiet city welcomes the event.
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Landon
Topeka
City council passes water system tampering penalty ordinance
An ordinance proposing a fine from £1 to £350 for tampering with valves fire hydrants or other water works devices was approved on its third reading by the council. The council also passed an ordinance appropriating $390 for the park account to cover the installation of new drinking fountains in Ely Park.
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Council
Ely Park
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Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Elyria, Ohio
Amherst, Ohio
F. D. LO
Akron
Clarence Russell
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
UMMER
Veena Nonessssteee
Scholl
Wm. M. Scholl
Brenner’'S Thrift Shoe Store
Broad Street
Robertshaw
Ata OF
Ale Gus Company
Stone's Grill
Tiffin
E. F. Whitney & Son
W. Broad St
Rosenblast
Bodie
H. R. Rorick
Aaa
Zaji
Porsch Lumber & Coal
Lodi Street
Westinghouse
Pioneer Automatic
Westinghouse Iron
P. S. Electric Shops
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