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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1921
Page
6
In a tense late-night scene Dicky returns with coffee as the narrator wrestles with Edith's theory of boys and Lil. He hints at a shared confidant dynamic, presents a slashed photograph of the protagonist, and asks about a potential alliance with Lil against Edith's suspicions.
Arizona Colorado Idaho Texas Itawa North Dakota Washington Wyoming appoint women to lead public school systems as state superintendents in a regional shift.
Provision was made for nominating Major General Leon ard Wood as the next provost of the University of Pennsylvania. The office is said to carry a salary of 25000 dollars annually.
The United States now has more than 17,000 high schools serving 1,736,619 pupils across the country. This milestone reflects broad growth in secondary education and geographic spread of schools.
The Robin son & Hancock Co. offers children’s top coats in fresh patterns and sizes from 3 years to 8 years. Bright fabrics and durable linings highlight the clothing line for young wearers.
Good Friday services planned for 10 30 a m at St Peter s Evangelical church. Prof DeLaval of Elyria offers a free demonstration of classic dancing on Saturday March 26 at Odd Fellows hall. Eagle Hall hosts a card party and dance with music by He s Novelties. Lorain High girls vs Amherst team promises a close basketball match. a streetcar trip departs at 6 pm. Funeral for Elmer C Hageman held at 2 pm with Rev A Hunter and Rev Hauger officiating. burial at Brownhelm.
Public schools will close for a week on Friday March 25 and resume work on Monday.
Several stonecutters at Stone Plant No 2 were laid off yesterday as plant work remains slack though prospects look brighter soon. Mrs. Catharine Garthe, 72, dies. funeral held at Stone church at 2 pm with burial in Cleveland avenue cemetery. Rev M Neumeister officiates.
The Eagles Dance club announces an informal Easter Dance at Redington hall on Saturday night March 26. Hazen's Orchestra of Lorrain will provide the music and the public is invited to attend.
Mrs. John Schriner was admitted to the hospital yesterday for treatment. Frank W. Radde was a Lorain visitor yesterday. Mrs. J. D. Kaser of Elyria spent yesterday at the home of Mrs. Flora Kaser on Park avenue. Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week will be Dollar Days at most of the business houses. Mr. Orebaugh of Wilmington, D. attended the funeral of the late Elmer C. Hageman yesterday. Mrs. Henry Ernst was admitted to the hospital yesterday afternoon for treatment.
The girls basketball squad travels to Lorain on Thursday for a scheduled contest against the Purple team as part of their season schedule.
Mrs. Conrad Zilch and Mildred visited Lorain yesterday. Mrs. Pat McGarvey and Mrs. John Brenen visit Cleveland today. Albert Miller and Tara Bistrup were seen in Amherst yesterday and today. A. G. Menz and Frank DePaul traveled to Cleveland. The High School physics class led by Mr. Johnson and Supt Powers toured the Lorain Steel Plant by auto, finding the industrial tour highly instructive.
In Pottsville Pennsylvania on March 24 the discovery of new I W W charter filings raises alarm among officials. Leaders admit efforts to split the United Mine Workers of America and warn of an imminent industrial crisis, while police note the organization’s charters appear harmless yet chilling.
Elyria tradesmen report full work on hand as painters and paper hangers gear up for months of effort. The city is noted for well kept homes and yards, contributing to a dressed up appearance. Nearby Philadelphia schools receive ink powder made by janitors at about five cents per gallon.
Elyria audience fills First Congregational Church as Dr Richard L Swain speaks on losing the Bible to find God's word in a modern complex text. The lecture ends with a questionnaire asking whether Old or New Testament books were written by inspired men and which if any were not.
A speaker proposes a set of ten questions for Dr Swede addressing both scriptural interpretations and everyday problems. The aim is to explore how faith guides practical solutions and theological understanding in ordinary life.
Savings deposits of school children across the United States total 4 200 872 dollars, indicating a nationwide accumulation of funds held in custody of school authorities and related financial programs.
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