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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
11
Supt R C Maston reports February tardiness fell from January across most buildings. Twenty four rooms met or exceeded 96 percent attendance while Gates Building posted top rates. Miss Palkwell's Gates room led with 65.3 percent. Maston weighs quarter-day incentives for rooms reaching 97 attendance to improve records.
Mrs Mama Cornish and daughter Pyrite visited Mr and Mrs Milo Cornish in Rocky River. Mrs Fred Stoll stayed in Cleveland for a weekend. Butternut Ridge pupils heard President Coolidge’s inaugural address via school radio installed by Principal Jantz. Parents attended. Ralph King and son visited from Columbia to A B Martins. Chas Brown returns to teaching at the Center after two weeks illness. Easter central campaign committee met at H W Carpenter home. Helen Dawley has been ill and misses school. Pupils in Mr Browns room at the Center decide…
The hawk supper date is moved from March 13 to March 27. Maple sugar will be served instead of oysters. Mr and Mrs Keith Rice attended a wedding in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Way Durkey and Mr and Mrs Ralph Dry and daughter Wilma June visited Mrs Jala Durkee.
Murray Ridge notes list visits and calls from Eppley residents and neighbors. Among events Eugene Sites entertained guests including W of Grail and von and Fred Creen with Clady of Lorain present. Several illnesses and gatherings noted with family names and local interactions.
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