Close Competition In Attendance In Schools
A.P. Smith county attendance officer reports a tight race in NST 18 year school attendance across four periods. Some schools near first honors face disruptions from childhood illnesses like mumps and measles, possibly altering final tallies. In the high school division LaGrange leads with 7.48 percent, Henrietta close behind at 7.42, Penfield third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.P. Smith
Learst
Smith
la Grange
Henrietta
Penfield
Cub Pack No 4 Hikes Welcoming New Assistant Cubmaster
Gibson Irish Moore will lead Cub Pack No 4 in a hike Saturday to mark his welcome into the unit. Pack and den chiefs from all dens are to participate and the event precedes the April 12 pack meeting at the First Congregational Church where general award badges will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Irish Moore
Moore
Cuba
Deng
First Congregational Church
School test scores show tight rivalries across districts
The report lists high and elementary school records with many top performers. Ridgeville 97.12 and Haton 97.06 lead among high schools, Camden 96.79 and Grafton 97.74 vary across districts, while Penfield 97.69 tops elementary with LaGrange 97.41 and Clearview 97.34 nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Haton
Camden
South Amherst
Clearview
Grafton
Avon Lake
Avon
Browthelm
Brookside
Brighton
Wellington
Columbia
Belden
Penfield
LaGrange
Lake Avenue
Brownhelm
East Carlisle
Henriet
Eaton
Markley
Bluntington
Vincent
Middle Ridge
Rochester
Routh Ridge
Murray Ridge
Benny Venuta and Newark broadcast-night life in 1930s New York
Charles B. Driscoll profiles Benny Venuta as a tall, blonde entertainer living on Riverside Drive with husband Dr. Kenneth Kelley a paid research psychiatrist. The piece notes Venuta’s nervous energy during broadcasts, a Newark visit, and mentions Leonard Warren, a Metropolitan Opera finalist. It recalls Southern belles and Manhattan social nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Benny Venuta
Riverside Drive
Kenneth Kelley
Stanford White
Kelley
Medical Center
Newark
Benny
Attendance contest results at Elyria High School announced
J D Severs assistant principal announced the March attendance banner went to Taylor room with 98.45 percent and no tardiness. Hilberg led at 98.8 percent but had one tardy. Fifteen rooms had no tardiness. list of teachers and top rooms follows. a 99 percent punctuality for the month was reported before rain delayed improving attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Taylor
Elyria High School
J. D. Severs
Taylor
Barbara Hilberg
Harry E. Rosene
F. A. Eaton
Blanche H. Lake
W.L. Vaughn
Josephina Wilcox
Ralph Wood
Eb, R. Laver
Gladys Fowell
Ida Coffland
Mabel Eubanks
Ralph Bauer
FE. D. Adams
Murl B. Frye
J. CG. Linville
Thhose
Hilberg
Adele Brown
Adams
May Speer
Fowell
Glenn Baxter
Carl Smith
Maude Parimelee
W. E. Gregory
Frye
Philip Holtman
Alice Stofer
J. D. Funk
A. T. Smith
Severs
Amherst Athletic Banquet Opens With PTA Evening
The gymnasium of the local school hosted the annual athletic banquet Tuesday evening as the Amherst Parent-Teacher Association organized the event. Members and attendees reflected on student sports achievements and celebrated community involvement in athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Hoover Chairs Ohio Hospital Association Convention Program
Frank W. Hoover of Elyria Memorial Hospital leads the program committee for the Ohio Hospital Association convention in Columbus next week. National and regional hospital leaders will present, including Robert E. Neff and Dr. Fred G. Carter. Local events note Lenten services, Ladies Dime Society gathering, a church party, and American Legion Post 197 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Hoover
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ohio Hospital Association
Columbus
Hoover
Robert E. Neff
American Hospital Association
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Fred G. Carter
Crist Hospital
Cincinnati
Olive
Jane Brown
Wauseon
Carter
Fred Berger
The
Ladies Dime Society
Congregational Church
Methodist Sunday School
Eugene Sawyer
South Amherst American Legion Post No. 197
Club Tooms
Glass Eater Recovers From 17th Operation
The Glasgow native, known as a surgeon and performer with the alias Jack Redeloud, recuperates after his 17th operation following a collapse in Halifax after a theatrical act. He had previously eaten dangerous objects on stage and suffered indigestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Jack Redeloud
Halifax
Cordingley
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Leonard Warren
Metropolitan
Met
Europe
Manhattan
Metropolis
Chas. Driscoll
R Si
Grand Rapids
Axminster
Glade Thomas
Broad Street
Dixie
Retty Timmons
Atlanta
Fair Grounds
Bryan
Smokey
Lexington Avenue
Mae West
Mae
Chez Elle
East 49Th
Deac Aylesworth
Ray Huber
Bill Chandler
Scripps - Howard Management
Eric
Park Avenue
65Th
Old New York
McNaught Syndicate
Margaret Histed
Russel Peterson
Roy Clymor
Lot ‘Poast
Jusgel Peterson
Glen Stevenson
Gordon Splete
Joe Balog
Alfred Jones
Elmer Schacht
Kenneth Jones
Harry Novak
David Sliman
Stanley Ashyk
George Gnepp
Roman Sabota
Chester Zadowski
Charles McCartney
Charles Crandall
Elmer Gainok
Peter Gall
Ralph Heussner
George Yarmack
Magdalena Saras
Helen Vargo
Marie Grats
Charles Abraham
Aumiltary
South Amherst Legion Auxiliary
Bunco
Joe Rich
Pai Mori
Harmon Mathas
Charley Nicket
Henry Garland
St. John's Evangelical Church
St. Peter's Church
Amherst
Gaulieh
Broad ST
Ania
Harriet Louise Patterson
Cleveland
Holy Land
R. J. Steiger
Nativity Church
Association
Ralph W. Jordan
Glass Eater
Ottawa
Arthur Cordingley
Ching
India
Albert
Oster
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