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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1928
Page
16
Florence LaGanke spoke at the Parent Teachers Association meeting on health and diet for children. She urged balanced meals, regular sleep, and personal care, noting many examined children were under height and weight for age and stressing that good diet reflects on future generations.
A new cleansing cream with Cocoa Butter is on the market. It melts into the skin, cleansing pores without stretching or sagging, and keeps youthful complexions. Advertises MELLO GLO as the cream name. Crandall's Drug Store and Lewis' Mercantile Co. credit the product.
The text suggests that enjoyment and usefulness arise from how one fits into current learning. It frames self development as a key to future readiness and ties education to personal fulfillment and social contribution. The fragment hints at shaping a path by learning the skill set that connects present effort to future outcomes.
Baccalaureate services for the 1928 graduates will be at Congregational church on May 20. Rev. Henry Stick, class of 1900, will deliver the sermon after returning from South Africa. Commencement is May 24 in the school auditorium with music, addresses by W. M. Wilson and Ruth Fried, diploma presentations, and benediction by Rev. N. E. Escott. The class includes Ruth Fried, Leonard Northeim, Frank Sabo, Walter Knispel, Frank Leimbach. Their motto is Quality Not Quantity with the yellow rose as their flower.
Members of the 4-H Clothing club met at the Congregational church basement to reorganize for the summer. Mrs. Henry Leimbach will lead years 2, 3, and 4. Miss Dorothy Baetz will lead year 1. Officers elected include Ruth Miller president Gladys Zilch vice president Margaret Beetler secretary Helen Crosby recreation leader Dorothy Baetz and Margaret Bacon reporters. Fourteen attended the first meeting which ended with a pot luck supper and social time. Final tests will be held at the school Monday and Tuesday with no sessions Wednesday or Thursday. Report cards go home Friday and rooms plan picnics including the John H. Miller woods for grades one through four.
The Chronicle Telegram honors the school for posting the largest percentage of blue ribbons per enrollment in the county. The cup is being passed from room to room as a sign of the achievement.
Dublin May 21 The ancient Irish Harp will replace the King’s profile on the Free State’s new coinage. The principal features of the industrial and sporting life of the...
The text describes cultural elements on a new coinage. Patrick is absent from the design. Symbols include a horse, bull, and hen with brood for agriculture. a salmon and a woodcock for sport. a round tower and a wolf hound for ancient dig-.
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