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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1930
Page
13
The selection of proper wallpaper blends color and design to fit modern decorative patterns. Bold designs draw on metrical shapes to complement furnishings, walls, and accessories. colonial patterns suit antique or Early American rooms. moisture resistant papers suit bathrooms.
Jane Rogers suggests a simple pick me up after a tiring day. She notes sugar in candy acts fast to counter fatigue and advises adding small casters to a wooden toy box so children can move it easily for play or storage.
Avon girls basketball defeated Rocky River last Friday and Ridgeville Saturday to claim their third consecutive canny championship. They lead opponents 446 to 155 with most players in sophmore or junior year. Captained by Mildred Wearsch, the team includes Jana Petersen and several guards and forwards. Coaches E. A. Scamman and Mrs Scamman credited for the success.
An old advertisement claims Bassmann's Gas Tablets end gas in stomach and bowels. It asserts removal of gnawing pit stomach pain, anxiety, heart palpitations, bloating, and cold limbs, with the genuine yellow package available at drug stores.
Irma Hastings Mildred Walker and others are listed. Six weeks teats were given to A. H S students on March 6 and 7. About 50 new books were installed in the school library. The civics class will visit the Elyria courthouse during the week. Freshmen are preparing chapel exercises for next Friday. With basketball season over, track baseball and tennis will begin as weather allows. The Glee Club plans a reproduction titled College Days soon.
Mr and Mrs Ervin Eppiey of Elyria visited Sheffield Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs Hartrey Chambers Mrs Clyda McAllister remains bed bound due to illness Ed Brown and daughter visited Elyria Sunday George Root and Raymond Dunfee hosted guests Robert Johnson celebrated his eighth birthday with a noon party Grif Road P T A met at the school with a Progressive 500 snack Brockside lost a game due to two drivers being unable to play Mr and Mrs B H Chambers hosted twenty one North Ridge Sunday school members Mrs Wetterford to host class March 16 Grate Haynes and sons visited her parents Six weeks tests at Brookside School yielded a half day off for perfect attendance A benefit basketball game Brookside versus Henrietta at Brookside auditorium proceeds to Warne nslee and io Mladic injured in recent games Brookside to play Henrietta in a rematch The Dorrow child ill with chickenpox from Abberrood Several relatives from kereet visiting Sheffield area
Funeral held for Mrs Vog ley in Elyria. siblings and local residents visited kin in Vincent and East Cleveland. Community club card party hosted by Bod Johnson and others. Harver Chambers high pedro score. Brookside P T A met with large attendance and good program. Brookside school banquet March 13. Edna Johnson recovering from bronchial pneumonia.
A large class of inmate teachers will be organized by the Ohio departments of education welfare and the penitentiary to train convicts in adult education methods. Warden Thomas and other officials attended a conference outlining a comprehensive inmate education program, with education department director Joan Citten and Major Brace among the participants. The education department agreed to furnish support and guidance for the program.
A survey will be conducted at the Mansfield reformatory to improve shop work for inmates. The plan targets prisoners lacking schooling by offering vocational training aligned with existing industrial programs to raise educational value.
From a small red brick Female Academy opened for 20 students to a sprawling UW campus with 9,600-plus enrollments, 130 buildings and a vast faculty. In 1847 it began as a meeting place and evolved through dorms and classes by 1851. Lawrence, March 12. A sight rodeo linked to Kansas Relays is planned for April 15 featuring trick riders and ropers.
A fragmentary ad offers a $1 treatment claimed to help women conceive, urging mothers of two to request a prescription and prescription-based remedy. The message references wide usage and a free offer to any woman who asks, with unclear origins and contact details.
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