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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1936

Page

4

Pittsfield Board Defers Action On Closing Schools

Pittsfield boards consider closing all township schools as the Wellington district absorbs portions. Delays in action followed petitions for district realignment and state department review. The proposal to shut township schools is not yet decided, with enrollments and governance debates ongoing.

Pittsfield Board Pillefield Powusldy Edtiedtinn Actah Last Viehto Ag Lowe Osulaely Wemd Wellinglag Qbart Haula Viehaard Werner Zilel Menten Darain Wttiddeation G. A. Hilinens Ailioul Stoedin Tendenl Cuppill State Department Litsation Offt- Glaly Doe Avlion Baurhiedinow Towlslip Uperdtes Wleasa Equity Board Pitistreid Pillefield Pilisfield Special Board Wellington Céhual Bpitisfield Agia Vest Tits Lanes Tawieli Bearit Wellington Tnship

Columbia School Honor Roll Announced for Twelve Grades

The Columbia school system lists a long honor roll across twelve grades. Names include Bartier Billing Vole Coleman Cracker James Lindstrom Wells, Chepe Harrisbgran Titohnock Heiehesck Moore, Kobal Gudstrom Lyides Uuplaga Brown Marshay Miller Parks Lithun Van Ars, Alien Haibridge Holling Bradis Craig Cuetlath Gittard Gooding Jopperk Maddosk Martin Metter Reyer Wright, Barptes Dela Briggs Croker Melton atearis Travisau Attpauso Cusiensen Woris Elsenburth Lawieucs Ford Hayes Hang Suventh Grade lists Sartre Vertter Bolling and others.

Columta Schouls Birst Hole Bartier Puytiss Billing Doris Vole Curis Coleman Nelson Cracker Alamjor 1 Junss Cleave Rappe Jason Lindstrom Conswells Stinehwend Ralph Chepe Donald Harribsgran Richard Titohnock Wilbur Heiehesck Kenneth Moarluck Joseph Beruth Dadh Tomes Auua Duds Koris IhKiaas Virginia Lautes Biles Putt Lois Rewinger Dovis Sadte Afarian Stearhs Leonard Kobalha Richard (Udstrom Peniuy Lyides Etenor Udapaski Stella Uuplaga Exelro Brown Donald Marshay Jeat Miller Lorraine Parks Mary Lithun van Arsdate Deal Alien Lacelle Haibridge Ruth Holling Loa Bradis Robert Craig Violet Cuetlath Richard Gittard Dorothy Gooding Liltian Jopperkuua Maddosk Ropert Martin Shay Metter Ruth Reyer Jane Wright Jewel Barptes Dela Briggs Kendeth Croker Jeanette Melton Dick Atearis Esthes Travisau Siath Verade Richard Attpauso Dorothy Cusiensen Ut Yal Woris

Portland Rose Queen Named for June Festival

A Portland festival selection, Rose Queen Jittel Suastyamith, is announced for the town event on June 10. The pageant recognizes her as the leading figure for the upcoming civic celebration and parade.

Portland Qyuben

Fragmented School Roster and Lectures Note

A garbled school roster lists multiple grade groups with names such as Margaret Warter Pauline Martin Hetty Chuesh Ward and others, followed by a long stream of mostly unclear names across grades. A public lecture note mentions New England and Walden, with a remark on the lecture platform and orthodoxy.

Kitchen Etta’s Pood meet and wedding notices

The June meeting of the Kitchen Etta’s Pood group was held at the school house with all members present. Nancy Andrada demonstrated how to make cheese and lettuce sandwiches. A wedding between Mina Clara Aber sold and Mr. Bennett at St John’s church, South Amherst, was noted with several attendees from nearby towns and families.

Kitchen Henhltta Gehoo House Nancy Andrada Tie School House Aqytend John Bauman Tenchetta Hun Mia Carl Yatte Huth Fred Bauman Sly Ava Leonard Buchs Harl Mina Clara Abersold Bennett St. John’s Church South Amherst

Wellington Alumni Association Holds 50th Annual Meet

Approximately 260 members and friends of the Wellington Alumni Association gathered for the 50th annual meeting at the first Wellington Methodist Episcopal church. After a memorial service for deceased members, music featured Willoughby and Kern works. Richard Deft welcomed graduates. Philip Deft gave the class response. toasts followed from several alumni. dancing ended the evening with Elyria Varsity Band music.

Wellington Jerome Kern Greenwood Lawrence Re Vier Martha Rutledge Gertrude Dibble Leora Yoxtheimer Leora Peirce Maxine West Richard Deft Philip

Commercial Course Approved by Board of Education

After months of discussion the board voted four to one to add a complete commercial department to the existing course of study. The new program will for its first year include book keeping typing and possibly other related subjects. Details and staffing are still being finalized. A survey by Superintendent Arthur W. Shields showed a sizable student interest.

Wellington School Notes Highlight Reunions and Raises

Class of 1921 Wellington High to hold annual reunion at Linwood Park. Carnegie Tech appoints Dr. Robert Grey head of history. he and wife reside in Pittsburgh. Class of 1926 to reunite at Chippewa Lake this Sunday. Senior class plans Linwood Beach picnic. Board boosts salaries for Einar Helstrom, Mrs. Lillie Jackson, and Ben Preston for next year, with Helstrom to teach 2 days weekly and higher pay for all.

Wellington High School Linwood Park Lund Robert Grey Sod Frank B. Gress Carnegie Institute of Technology Pillasburg Chippewa Lake Linwood Beach Einar Helstrom Lillie Jackson Ben Preston Board of Education Helstrom

Senior Willing Workers Club Meets with Advis er

The Senior Willing Workers Sewing club met with adviser Mrs. Floyd Buswell on Thursday at 2 o clock. The next meeting is set for Thursday June 11. A motion approved a club song titled Dreaming. A president appointed committee to obtain the constitution and report including Margaret Kibner and Evelyn Smith. Talks covered duties of a secretary Wanda Jordan and a recreation leader Evelyn Smith. Two visitors attended including Violet Long. The afternoon focused on project books sewing and playing games. Miss Marguerite Weter honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Robe Barber in Amherst with attendees from Wellington including Thelma Gillette and Avis.

Willing Workers Sewing Club Floyd Buswell Florence Witbeck Margaret Kibner Evelyn Smith Avis Anderson Wanda Jordan Violet Long

Bride-To-Be Miss Webber Plans June Wedding

Mrs Harold Wallace Emmadelle and Marguerite Webber announce Miss Webber will wed Ralph Warren on Sunday June 14. Also notes plan for a colt show at Oberlin Street Fair with local group Northern Ohio Draft association backing rent and premium awards.

Harold Wallace Emmadelle Marguerite Webber Miss Webber Ralph Warren Oberlin Northern Ohio Draft Association

Avon Five Hundred Club entertainment at Blake home

Avon readers report the Five Hundred Club gathering at Mr. and Mrs. W. Es Blake’s home on Thursday with card play and prizes awarded to Mrs. Harold Smith and Mrs. Paul Stokes and Mr. Paul Stokes and Mr. Edward Stage. Lunch followed and the group plans another meeting at the Ed Stagg residence in two weeks. Mrs. A. J. Schafer was honored at a party hosted by Mrs. E. P. Caywood on Spruce Street with Avon attendees including Mrs. Earl Reisinger, Mrs. Clyde Reisinger, Mrs. Alfred Wolf, Mrs. Arnold Buck and Miss A. J. Schafer. Betty Smith visits relatives in Wooster, Ohio.

Avon Five Hundred W. Es Blake Prises Harold Smith Paul Stokes Edward Stage Ed Stagg Schafer A. J. Schafer E. P. Caywood Spruce Street Elyria Earl Reisinger Clyde Reisinger Alfred Wolf Arnold Buck

Friday At IEE and MRE Reflects Local Happenings

Fragmentary notes mention Mrs Kekina Tecmvopiy dred Karp of Blorbe and Janet Etags. Friday activities include IEE and MRE events with H C commie and Wood referenced in passing.

Iee H.C. Commie and Wood

Lisgghn’s Death and Lincoln’s Assassination Reference

A garbled note recalls Abraham Lisgghn moving from his home to assume office in Washington during February 1961. The text hints at fears of assassination and mentions a Timore paper claiming Lincoln’s fate would have differed if he had taken another railroad to a Baltimore station, implying murder in cold blood.

Abraham Lisgghn Washingtom Ace Washington Lincoln Baltimore

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