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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1926
Page
13
In Moscow a housemaid known as Miss Smirnova stole more than 300000 rubles from multiple mistresses over 25 years and used numerous aliases. She worked for prominent families including Grand and wives of Soviet officials. She received a six year penal sentence in Siberia.
Town Line North area residents report a busy schedule of calls and visits. Lorain and Lakewood guests join neighbors for Sunday and midweek calls while Amherst hosts residents at Circle No 6 meeting at Henry Grobe’s home. Meals, church events, and family visits intertwine through a lively community week.
North Russia June 18 reports a flurry of Sunday visits and calls from Elyria, Oberlin, and nearby towns. Families such as Brackett, Diringer, and Berg join relatives at homes on Chestnut Ridge and Clyde Bartletts. Schulm and Schramm families attend Oberlin High School events, May graduates are named, while agricultural programs advance through project methods at Ohio State. Many locals travel to Clinton, Michigan. a farewell reception for the Schacht couple marks a community update.
Vocational agriculture was taught to 4500 high school boys in ATS rural communities over the past year. Fifteen new vocation programs have been introduced to expand practical training and job skills across the region.
The article describes adults attending short evening courses in vocational agriculture focusing on farm motors machinery and fertility programs. It notes young men organizing into farming clubs to continue work in vocational agriculture.
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