School unit readies for education meet in Lumbus
March 24 14 to impress the National Hin Association. Director L Clifton of the department of education urged country superintendents and heads of public schools to heat their buildings for visitors. A committee of students and others would oversee that halls and grounds are swept from school closing until after the event. Estimated cost 5600 per th.
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Lumbus
National Hin Association
L. Clifton
Department of Education
Clifton
Conference to Feature Hoover Appearance Effort Underway
Efforts are underway to have President Hoover appear on the conference program as organizers seek strong participation and a notable keynote to elevate the event.
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Hoover
Great Lakes Board Meeting Set for March 26
Northern Ohio business leaders from more than 20 industries prepare for the Great Lakes regional advisory board session in Detroit on March 26. Shippers and manufacturers will submit reports that promise an unusual interest with analyses of current conditions and forecasts for the next three months. Each industry group has evaluated 23 prospects and will present its independent forecast.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Great Lakes
Avon Led Ridgeville Visit Sparks Interest in Individual Instruction
Vincent reported Tuesday schooling visits to Avon Lake and Ridgeville, with teachers showing enthusiasm for the Saroolsky school system. A PTA board meeting planned Girl Scout entertainment for Friday night March 28, and a social committee took charge of 2 year plans.
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Avvob
Kay
Markley School
Brownhelm C. E. Society
Mars‘leya
Ethel Harr
Blytia High School
Harvey Cunningham
Nelson van Wormer
Elsria
Padley
S. C. Hurlbut
John Cook
F. H. Lewis
McMillan
Ariork
Charlies
Thursiday
Elyria
Frank Eschtrath
C. Giberson
Lois Eschtrath
K. McMillan
Elstia
Vincent
EB. A. White
Harvey Stoughton
Laurabell Stoughton
D. F. Eschtrath
A. C. Burke
Ifamily
Clarence Goodman
Birria
Goodman
Ehrkes
Ehrke
Gerald
Geraldine
Fragments From Elyria Social Notes and Public Gossip
Gift giving and meals marked a social week with visits among relatives in Elyria and Toledo. Mrs. Edith Coy, Mrs. H Cunningham, Mrs. Nelson Van Wormer and Rev. Ketchum of the Baptist church were seen with aunts and cousins, while Delaware County residents shared fishing trips near Oak Point. A short item notes Master David Lloyd George, grandson of the statesman, commenting on a schoolyard dog fight that left him sad after witnessing a street brawl following a week of classroom skirmishes.
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Roberto
Toledo
Doctor Simon
Cleveland
Edith Coy
Ketchum
the Baptist Church
Elyria
Edith Cor
The
Baptist Church
H. Cunningham
Nelson van Wormer
Coy
Co. B. McIntire
London
David Lioyd George
Red Cross Building Accepted by Hoover in Washington
President Hoover formally accepted the new Red Cross building on March 14 in Washington, matching the Civil War memorial in style and scale. The DC Chapter uses it as a demonstration center for local activities funded by private and federal support. The cornerstone was laid by Coolidge in 1928 with Taft presiding. Pershing to dedicate. Funds aided flood relief in southern France, drowning 390 and leaving 10,900 homeless.
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Washington, D. C
Hoover
American Red Cross
I Baeit
Match
District of Columbia
the Red Cross
President Coolidge
Taft
John J. Pershing
Simeon D. Fess
France
State Department
French Flood Relief Gift Acknowledged By Red Cross
The American Red Cross reports renewed gratitude from the French Red Cross for a donation of 5669 dollars to aid flood relief in France. The cable confirms continued assistance and ties between the organizations.
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RED Cross
Washington, D. C
American
French
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Elyria Eagles
Elyria Dry Goods Co
Aspinwall
New
Keable
Bollar Tan
REAL
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Columbia
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