Elyria High Proposes 34 Secondary Education Objectives
A Elyria High School committee outlines 34 objectives to educate students for life in a democratic society. The aims cover four areas personal growth human relations economic efficiency and civic responsibility, with specifics on learning to read write and calculate, health, fair play, homemaking, vocational planning and responsible citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Oberlin
Lorain
Erie
Huron
National Secondary Principals’ Association
C. P. Shively
Elyria High School
E. D. Adams
E. Glenn Baxter
J. Martin Beck
Roy B. Clymer
Margaret Edwards
Dana Fox
Marl Frye
Howard Huston
Dorothy Jones
Marian Kemble
Earl Lautenschleger
J. D. Se
Principles for Civic Education and Global Citizenship
A historic list outlines aims for greeters to build courage and enthusiasm, defend against propaganda, tolerate differences, conserve resources, and contribute to welfare. It promotes cooperation, respect for property and law, orderly change, shared economic principles, civic responsibility, and appreciation of democratic government.
East Carlisle P T A hears Dr Urich preach future of children
Dr J L Urich of Emmanuel Lutheran speaks at East Carlisle School urging parents to cultivate a child’s character twenty years before birth. He uses Emerson and biblical references, urging drawing out a child’s potential over cramming. Local music and club reports follow with notices of an April 1 rummage sale and a March 17 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
J. L. Urich
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Eastern Heights
Emerson
East Carlisle
Parent-Teachers Association
Grafton Road
Urich
Johnny
London
William Holt
LaGrange Road
Russell Hillier
E. D. Anton
H. M. Hurlbut
Roy Abbey
Parent Teacher Association
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Ashland
E. D. Anion
William Griffen
Ways and Means
Ohio National Guard
Third Street
Van Buskirk Yacht Plot Sparks Mary's Dilemma
In a Hudson River yacht ruse, George Van Buskirk uses a millionaire show to test Mary Hale, while Mary grows torn between him and Reggie de Puyster. Trixie worries, Reggie pursues, and George plans an unannounced cruise as the drama continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George van Buskirk, Jr
Conrad Phelps
Mary Hale
Trixie Anderson
George
Audrey Hampton
Mary
Trixie
George Bush
Don Palmer
van Buskirk
Hudson River
Reggie de Fuyster
Reggie
Don
Reggie de Puyster
George van Buskirk
Little Red Riding Hood
Ary
East Carliste P T A to Host St Patrick’s Tea
East Carliste Parent-Teacher Association invites all mothers and friends to a 1 30 o clock St Patrick s Day Tea at the school. Mrs George Boorn Mrs William Griffen in charge. E D Anton plans program. no charge. Miss June Harrison praised two school pictures The First Aconite and Day Dreams bought by the P T A for art love and beauty education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Carliste
George Boorn
William Griffen
E. D. Anton
June Harrison
Harrison
Ridgeville Youth Groups To Meet at School
The out of school youth group of Ridgeville invites the Women's Study Club to attend their monthly meeting tomorrow at 7 30 P M in the school. Miss Dorothy Bartter Walter Block and Wilbur Gaston will discuss Fundamentals of Banking and counterfeit money detection methods. Refreshments by Miss Alice Bartter and Eleanor Meisner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Women’s Study Club
Dorothy Bartter
Walter Block
Wilbur Gaston
The
Elyria Savings and Trust
Alice Bartter
Eleanor Meisner
School notes note absences cut state pay per pupil
Mrs Meinke urged more primary pictures to be purchased and H C Haskins reported many absences reduce state remuneration per pupil. Parents were asked to cooperate with teachers and the Parent Teacher organization will handle remuneration this year. An April Art and Music exhibit and concert were announced under Miss June Harrison and Mrs Kirwan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Langdon
Louis Bruce
Clayton E. Smith
Sunshine
Miss Stevens
Jay Hardy
C. J. Kleeby
Clayton Smith
June Harrison
Kirwan
Kenneth Holcomb
Local residents visit friends and family in neighborhood notes
Friday and weekend callers visit homes on Butternut Ridge Road East Avenue and West Ninth Street. Several residents recover from illnesses including severe colds and influenza while others report improving health at their homes in Park Avenue Graf ton Road Robson Road and Elyria High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Vandemark
Alice
Park Avenue
H. H. Gregg
Butternut Ridge Road
Ray Jackson
Robert Lee
Shirley Rae
W. H. Goodspeed
Jis
313
West Ninth Street
Beryl Stevenson
Beth Nichols
C. J. Kleeby
East Avenue
John Langdon
Grafton Road
F. F. Fling
Elizabeth Robson
Robson Road
Elyria High School
Eleanor Robson
Frank Smith
Arlys Jackson
Archie Welton
A. P. Bailey
Welton
Newton Bechtel
Middle Ridge
Frank Rahl
Chestnut Ridge
Jay Hardy
Leonard
William Bucker
Norman W. Calvert
Lakewood
D. Adams
Lake Avenue
George Boorn
Barbara
Phyllis Jean
Frances Henry
Mesopotamia
Ohio
Boorn
Frank Boorn
W. H. Godespeed
Ninth Street
If You Feel Sunk Read This and Cheer Up
A health advert promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a general tonic to lift mood and energy. It claims the product helps women overcome blues and low spirits and has been trusted by millions, encouraging readers to try it and "smile through."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Bi
Pinkham
Amherst P T A votes $100 for school library drive
Amherst Ohio report on the Public School Parents Teachers Association meeting at the school auditorium. Devotions led by Rev R C Bosse and a program of vocal selections. The group voted $100 to purchase a library table and chairs. Multiple community visits and greetings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grieg
Brahms
Ruch
Keele
Kreisler
J. D. Kaser
Alma Masters
Evelyn Thomas
Evelyn Izold
Marjorie Brill
Mary Izold
Geoffrey Monger
Maurice Paton
Pan American Federation of Labor Formed in 1918
The Pan American Federation of Labor was organized in 1918 by the American Federation of Labor to extend its support to workers across Latin America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan American Federation of Labor
The
American Federation of Labor
Latin America
Amherst Study Club Hosts Monday Afternoon Meeting
Mrs A P Roth welcomed Amherst Study Club members at Cleveland Avenue for a business meeting and a roll call of topics led by various members. Readings covered Women in the News, Little Known Facts About Well Known People, Today's Headlines, and more with short sketches of News Columnists. The group will meet next April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Roth
Cleveland Avenue
Amherst Study Club
C. A. Alexander
E. E. Foster
J. Gillette
Charles Good
I. G. Maxwell
James Nicholl
W. G. Nord
H. Penton
H. W. Powers
F. R. Powers
J. A. Wesbecker
Plain Dealer
Penton
Press
Community clubs hold meetings across the town tonight
Concordia Club of St Pauls Lutheran meets at the church. Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland convenes at Odd Fellow Hall. Legion Auxiliary gathers at Town Hall. Grange ladies host a white elephant sale at Mrs Bert Edwards home. Legion marks 20th national anniversary with a national hook up on the broadcasting system. Sixty six tournament continues with refreshments and strong attendance hoped. W C T U meets Thursday at Mrs Ruby Guilds Park avenue home with Grafton Union as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia Club
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Odd Fellow
Legion Auxiliary
Grange
Bert Edwards
Legion
Mi. Ruby Guild
Park Avenue
Grafton Union
Hospital News Admissions and Discharges
Admissions include Allen Waldron B D 2 Amherst. Discharges list Mrs James Webb and baby boy Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital News
Allen Waldron
Amherst
James Webb
Lorain
Mrs Minnie Peters Called Here By Brother Adolph Hintz Death
Oak Harbor brief notes Mrs Minnie Peters mourns her brother Adolph Hintz. The Ladies Society of the Congregational church plans a Wednesday meeting at the church parlor with luncheon at 1 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Peters
Oak Harebor
Herez
Adolph Hintz
Ladies’ Society of the Congregational Church
Church Parelors
Mrs Paul Linden Honored at Tenney Avenue Bridal Shower
A postnuptial shower for Mrs. Paul Linden was hosted at Tenney avenue by Mrs. E C Scibley and Miss Minnie Sabiers. Contests and Bridge Bingo entertained guests with a Heart contest win by Mrs. Arther Bergeszazy, a two course lunch, and a gift presentation to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Linden
E. C. Scibley
Minnie Sabiers
Tenney Avenue
Arther Bergeszazy
Samuel Kascuff
Barbara
Cleveland
Harold Rickett
Rose Plato
Harry Ruth
Anna Deitz
Henry Schriner
Walter Wilford
M. Abraham
Irene Burnett
Walter Levihos
B. A. Jenne
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Superior Court
Province of
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England
Canada
Acme
Carpenter’s
Beauty Shop
Broad St
the Brown Co. Printers - Paper Merchants
Lodi 8&T. Elyria, Ohio
Ruth Rere ” Groves
Chapter
Eggie
By Denys Wortmen
Lorain County Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Lorain County
Church St
P.T. A
R. C. Bosse
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Lydia Heller
E. G. Pietch
J. Glia
Mareh Greyhound Travel Bureau
Court St
Greyhound
Axminsters
Middle Ave
Rown Furniture
Fifth St
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