Sentiment Favors Keeping One Room Schools in Lorain County
Lorain County school boards report strong backing for continuing one room and two room schools under the Ohio School Foundation Program. They note communities value local schools despite advantages of larger graded schools. Traxler explains funding minimums and state approval conditions for continued operation.
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Lorain
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Ohio School Foundation
County Board of Education
Grover R. Traxler
State Department of Education
Ohio
Traxier
State Department
School Foundation
Constipated for Thirty Years Seeks Quick Relief Ad Advice
An old advertisement claims Adlerika relieves chronic constipation in thirty minutes after one dose and cleanses the bowel beyond ordinary laxatives. It cites Mrs Mabel Schott praising better sleep and appetite and notes a 10 cent trial size at two local druggists. Dr H and Shoub from New York are quoted on bowel cleansing and bacteria control.
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Idlerika
Mabel Schott
Adleriza
Adishka
H. &. Shoub
New York
C. W. Phillips
H. A. Crandall
Bates Urges New Station as State Funds Fall Short
Elyria officials debate keeping one room schools in several townships while Bates urges a new central fire station and automatic alarm system. The fire report details recent station upgrades, aging equipment, and financial strains from high losses, with calls to replace outdated apparatus and expand emergency infrastructure.
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W. XII. Batesim
D. A. Baird
J. B. Faxon
Elyria
Carlisle Township
Dhet
Winckles Street
Lake Avenue
CWA
FERA
Ohio
Hess Car Lumber
Bates
Navnal Board of Fire Underwriters
Jenuarr
Mar
One Room Schools Face Reorganization Under Ohio Law
At a meeting, Traxler reviewed the Foundation Law aimed at equalizing education for all Ohio children. He argued that a graded school with the same teacher yields better results than small one room schools with 12 to 15 students. He noted faster reorganization in some parts of Ohio, with less need in northern regions. Werner Zilch, vice-president of the Lotain County Board of Education, presided.
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C. A. Gibbeng
Count
Elyria Township
Louis Keiler
L. W. Johnson
Gulf Road
Parent-Teacher Association
State Department
Costa J. H. Hogan
Murray Ridge
Markles
Lake Avenue
Hoe
B. G. Squire
Carl Simms
Carlisle Township
Piastfield Township
Willoughby Harris
Pittsfield
Harris
H. W. Whitney
Whitney
A. R. Tolhurst
Amherst Township
Glenn Hobbs
Russia
Oberlin
Ammherst
Elstra
Theodore Haaz
Diz
Traxler
Foundation
Ohio
Werner Zilch
Lotain County Board of Education
MEMORY LANE LUCILLE LA VERNE REMAINS VIBRANT AT HEART
Absent from the theater since 1934 Lucille La Verne the noted character actress recently closed a brief run of The Black Widow in New York. Her features recall her Ana Boyd days and she praises her two grandchildren while describing her life on a restricted diet and enduring public life.
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Los Angeles
Lucille la~ Verne
Lucille
Ana Boyd
Dor
Lucile
Lucille La Verne an Actress of Stage and Screen Fame
Born 1872 in Memphis Tennessee Martha Hedman rose to prominence after a youth in Webster family life. She married William Scout in 1912 producing daughter Dora, later divorced. Her career spanned vaudeville Broadway London and Hollywood with roles in Claimed and The Easterne Goodwin and a long run in Lucille as star vehicle. She lived in Hollywood with daughter Lucille and appeared in plays films radio. Next Martha Hedman
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Webster
Willam W. Scout
Dora
Hollywood
Lucille
Pitres
Great Meadow
Memphis
Tennessee
Martha. Hedman
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Hygrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave
L G& Brenner
Lucille LA Verne
Cavalier
Schroll Coal
Salar
Walter H. Ofto
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Ohio National Life Inn Co
Stight
Henry J. Andrews
Cornell Ave
Premier
APEX
ROYAL
Hoover
General Electric
Lyria
Mid West Gold and Silver Co
Mill St. Elyria
Bell Clothing Co
Coats
Allmate
Hyer
Broad ST
Chevy Lane
Raglans
Elyria, Ohio
Ao Penney Company
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