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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1921
Page
8
Lorain March 15 Superin tendent A D Boone reported to the Lorain Board of Education that Teachers Club lectures, done with the board, may be repeated 1921 22. The course earned 1996 75 receipts with 1286 12 endorsements, leaving a net balance 710 63. Expenses for the course totaled 1063.
Lorain March 15. Chapel exercises at Lorain High School are conducted by the Radio Club members. A complete program with demonstrations will be shown. Officials say this should be one of the most interesting programs this semester.
Lorain March 15 report to the board notes regular spring vacation will begin Tuesday March 2 and run to April 1, with no deviation expected unless date changes are announced. Superintendent Boorse and the board discussed scheduling and teacher guidance for the term.
Lorain March 15 Dr Boone Lorain School superintendent reported to the board that Wes Mildred Faris resigned effective March He noted Dr Baldwin medical inspector appreciated cooperation with his department during the smallpox vaccination effort The board authorized purchasing a Burroughs machine for the high school commercial department at 262 09 with 25 percent discount. Clan Gordon meeting tonight at Pierce hall at 7 All members invited. Various community notices and local visits listed.
Brighten social tidbits report Mrs Burr Vincent of Oberlin welcomed a daughter, Mildred Marie, born February 27. Howard McCreedy's children and Miss Mildred Woorien of Oberlin visited VM and Mr. Chris Veltre. Howard Hunt of Macedonia and Mr and Mrs Lee Conlin of Rochester were guests at relatives' homes as events and travels fill a busy weekend.
Esther Brun dage accompanies Mrs A O Brun dage from East Notwalk Sunday. Flora trip for Townshop trustees C O Gas T J Sheldon and B Merril. L Gilllas listed as substitute at KR FLD No 4. John Seabright and family stay with Mary Eversons in Norman. Howard Everson and Cleveland visitors with Mrs Mary Everson. Toone of Oberlin spoke at Comsrec church and near successor Josy RL Philippi. Boone attended services. Friday contest winners: High school Murray Grammar Tades Jeffrey Helen Werrill. Pupils excelled, each winning seeds. Mr Mrs A J Edwards of New London visited Walter Edwards home Sunday.
Thomas Bridges, sanitary policeman, reported February activity to the health board. He visited 78 carded houses, quarantined 61 homes, disinfected 163 rooms, used quarantines from 85 homes, conducted 96 inspections, and obtained one warrant for the arrest of a South Lorain baker.
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