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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1921

Page

2

Master Hood Leaves SP to Start Private Engineering Work

William Hood 75, longtime Southern Pacific chief construction engineer, resigns after 54 years with the railroad to become a private consulting engineer. A Dartmouth graduate, Hood helped lay the Donner Lake roadbed and led major projects like the Carriso Gorge line and the Tehachapi loop, earning a reputation as a pioneering figure in mountain railroad construction.

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Ridgeville Social Highlights and School Closure Notes

Mrs. House of Elyria stayed with O. C. Hadaway on Sunday. Attorney Fred Reed of Lakewood visited his mother and sister. Miss Stella Fills and nephew Rice Wagner spent Saturday with Grandmother Mrs. Shaw. Will Gibbons of Elyria visited his parents. Sick list includes Mrs. Mattie Wilson Mrs. C To Winckles and Helen Roth. Fueene Wilson closed his Olmsted Falls school and visits his sister Mrs. Baatz. Ridgeville district schools closed last Friday. No. 10 district celebrated with a picnic.

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Students protest dismissal of science teacher Phebus

A petition with 258 names from On8 Bieh school students was presented to the Lorain Board of Education protesting the dismissal of science teacher W. UC Phebus. The board, led by Dr F C Hoffer, declined to explain the decision citing finality and lack of teamwork as the primary reasons.

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Lorain School Board to Dedicate City Streets

Business Agent W. Pillans told the Lorain Board of Education that a plat shows street locations around the new Longfellow school on the East Side. The board will dedicate extensions of Louisiana Avenue and D Street to the city for paving and public benefit. The matter goes to the city council next Monday.

Lorain W. Pillans

Buying a Family Tree in England Promises Ancestry Access

London reports that English genealogists circulate proposals to create a tracing library for Americans. The plan aims to offer British crest ancestry to those unable to travel this summer, with emphasizes on paid services and international outreach.

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Weekend Visits Highlight Elyria Cleveland Residents

The report notes several individuals and families from Elyria and Cleveland enjoying weekends with relatives and friends. Larger events include a church fundraiser planned for May with performances and a talent show under Ladies Aid Society auspices.

Flivver Powers Press When Plant Fails

The Rock River Review, published by Reval Young and edited by Rose White Young, used a makeshift setup after the focal light plant shut down. A removed tire belt spun the press wheel, allowing the paper to print and deliver, despite no electric power.

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Public shooting preserves eyed by Congress action

A Kansas representative introduces a bill to allow government purchase and operation of public hunting preserves in multiple regions. The plan would let any American with a license hunt, opening exclusive preserves to the general public. Paris brief notes two girls who survived the Seine tragedy and now gain public sympathy for swift rescue stories.

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Vets Granted Free Use Of Lorain Auditorium

In Lorain the board granted free use of the high school auditorium for Spanish American War veterans meetings during their state encampment starting Sunday June 1. The Children’s Conservation group was also approved for a free meeting in the same venue on June 9.

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Vets Plan Memorial Day Parade and Cemetery Visits

Committees from the G. A. R. Veterans of Foreign Wars American Legion and Spanish War veterans meet at the Veterans hall Wednesday at 7 30 p m to finalize plans for Memorial Day events. They will parade through main streets and decorate the graves of fallen comrades at local cemeteries.

Lorain Veterans of Foreign Wars American Legion Veterans’ Hall

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