High School Parent Teacher Association Reports Record Membership
The High School Parent Teacher Association reports a record 404 members after mothers and a membership committee drive. Eight meetings featured topics on school, parent child relations and youth problems with annual dinner in January at the high school cafeteria. A series of eight dances funded projects and civic efforts while Fall Festival and Christmas party boosted funds and community action. Officers include President John Potyok and Treasurer Walter O’Malley with other leaders named. Edison Parent-Teacher Association notes Founder's Day events and a strong attendance average of 51.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGN
Veney Ingervoll
Jey Peevdent
Toul A. Rehimus
Lakewood
Co. W
Nethercuty
Merritt Powell
We” Geecery
Deane Wilson
Walter O'Malley
Roos
John Potyok
Housert Parent-Teacher Association
Red Cross
Ers Ace
John Kokai
William Messares
Itary
Andreures
Frank Snobte
Enison
Ac W. McMan
Edison Parent-Teather
Sabra Armstrong
Albert Ho Crombie
State Health Department
Eduen
Harry
Founders Day dinner marked by council leaders in Elyria
The hospitality and safety officers led Elyria council Parent Teacher Association events for Founders Day. A February dinner for 267 attendees featured Mrs. Clarence Tucker Craig of Oberlin as guest speaker on war era children, with PTA leaders and past presidents attending. Safety sessions in Cleveland and a School of Instruction luncheon complemented the all day program.
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Ospitality
Percy Craloe
Elyria Council
Carl Martin
Mra. O
FL Fiat
George Tulk
Merritt Powell
Azpella
J. Martin Beck
Clarence Trcher Craig
Oberlin
Timor
Last Durte
Twelve Elyria Delegates Attend Ohio Patents Convention
Twelve from Elyria attended the fourth annual convention of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers held in Columbus October 22. Speakers included Willan Aietzer, Dr. Howard McChickes, Harold Mover, and Mrs. Geerze Te Elpria. Delegates reported pride in district achievements and discussed home and school partnerships.
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Elyria
Oble Concrest
Columbus
Deschlers Wallek
Willan Aietzer
Parente’ Arit
Nietzer
Joteal Cheyret Coli
James M. Bi
Geerze Te Elpria
Elyria Tank
Local Council Milk Distribution Figures and Membership Decline
The report notes a membership of 212 with the highest ever yet to be reached, and December 31, 194h end date for a drive. Gastord leads with 335 in a district showing 149 for Seifersen and 73 for St Agnes. Willig chairs milk distribution to elementary children, with Mabel Ellis overseeing school nurre and cooperative work under council activity.
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Counseilla
Gastord
Cs Seifersen
St Agnes
Willig
Hander
Mabel Ellis
Nurre
Magazine notes and staff shakeup in Mary Date Bulletin
Fragmented text shows Mire Burton Ohlemarher chairing a Mary Date Bulletin with references to magazine roles, school ties, and possible revisions. Names like Meritt Fenell and Dyke appear in scattered form amid unclear context and dates.
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Burton Ohlemarher
Pont
46th Annual Convention at San Antonio Attended by 3000
About 3000 representatives from 28000 National Congress of Parents and Teachers associations gathered in San Antonio Texas May 3 for the 16th annual convention. The event featured a war focus with a cam and a telecast sent to President Roosevelt, vesper services, and speeches urging enduring patriotism and support for soldiers.
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San Antonio
Texas
San Atetonio
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
America
Etes
Congress
Amg
Hoosevelt
Funk
Bronwyitte
N.Y
Ty Mane
William Kietver
Portland
Oreos
National Compress
Thia Auditorivet
Glencoe
Ontine Parert
Elynane
Lane
Provident Co Oil and Stee, Gente
North Central
Diret
National Congress of Patent and Trade
San Amanin
National Congress of Patents
Democrarr
Recommendations For Legislation in Ghin Crnarese Region
fragmented OCR text outlines proposed legislation for health and governance. It mentions a council chair, membership, and regular meetings, with references to committee duties and potential reforms. Names and precise places are unclear but imply a formal policy discussion.
Six Point Program Set Forth At Convention
At the National Congress of Parents and Teachers convention a six point program was outlined. It calls for conservation of human and natural resources, universal registration and identification of children, proper maternal promotion, rab etergency, the planting of ebaray and mice ase and the prevention of eph Meme by immunization.
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Mae Jon
Revere
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Dist Conference at Wellington Instructive Meeting
An interpretive report on a Wellington district conference held March 28, with three sessions and a luncheon. Key figures included state leaders and local officials, who voiced greetings and reflections on the year’s activities under the theme Character for Our Times.
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Wellington
Cs Oil
Welliotton
Opie
Munger
HOS
Virent
Bideet
Onin
Brrs
Macott Martin
Ety Conduit Conferenere Feilvaing Binehers
Rawlard
Mie
Relan
Erie
Citar
Citar Pes Grrseta
Ated Mire Keareth
Merah
Weilgeten Reogh
Favor Pay As You Go Policy Debate Emerges
Fragmentary text references a policy labeled Pay As You Go. The readable portions suggest a discussion of statutory or financial terms within a law context. No clear entities or outcomes are identifiable from the fragments.
Would Stop Sale Of Liquor Near Schools
A garbled OCR fragment discusses restrictions on liquor sales near schools and mentions enforcement measures. The text is incomplete and contains numerous errors making precise details unclear. No clear entities or dates are extractable from the readable portions.
School Of Instruction Yields Valuable Lessons For Elks Council
Officers and committee chairs of the Elks Council gained instruction at a June 1 School of Instruction held at the First Congregational Church. Mrs George Waller and Mrs Peccy Creme supervised noon lunch in the back room. Morning speaker Mrs Baul Cochrane, presiding, discussed planning the program with Mr Harry OC Frank of the Ohid Congress extending units for parent teacher activities. Mrs S. W. cer, director of the North Central District, spoke on parent teacher boards and magazines, urging use of state and national parent teacher magazines. Afternoon lectures by Mrs Franklin M. Quinn covered parliamentary duties and card outlines, with emphasis on committee duties and conference ideas.
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Nex
Elviia Council
First Congregational Church
Con Bae
George Waller
Peccy Creme
Are
Baul Cochrane
Harry OC. Frank
Department of Extension
Ohid Congress
5. W. Cer
North Central District
Franklin M. Quinn
Cleveland
28,000 Local Units In PT A Promote Welfare
A partial, garbled 19th or early 20th century notice outlines the National Congress of Parents and Teachers aims promoting welfare of children and youth at home and in education. It references trainer generations, home environment, and broad goals for child development amid organizational praise.
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Pt.a
National Congress of Parents and
Mutta
Erie
Totes
Elyon Ceara
Perent
Teather
Aisa
Ion
Acita
Goth
Officers For Coming Year Are Elected
Blyrta Count of Pare ente Teacher suctations annual meeting elected Mrs. Paul Cochrane president and other officers. Mrs. Pierce South and Mrs. George Walter named vice presidents and recording secretary. Mrs. M. Sayitte and Mrs. Frank Shepherd elected and Mrs. Kart Taylor to first post. The meeting opened with a National Parent-Teacher article and plans announced for a June 8 officer installation and institute sessions for new officers.
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Blyrta
First Congregational Ciite
Paul Cochrane
Pierce South
George Walter
Tes
M. Sayitte
Ing
Frank Shepherd
Kart Taylor
Kenneth Hoston
Parent-Teachey
Ada Hart Ar. Ait
Trimie
Cogne
Amd
First Congregational Church
Ang
Institute
Ter Im Akron
Fall
Wear
Antal
Wiheers
Hichard Firhiner
Luschery
G. Baxter
F. C. Mastin
George Tulk
Dan Wo Benger
Masten
Tehook
Cochrane
San A
Powell
Cornell Presid
Ite
A Message From The President
A garbled message from the President thanks the National Congress of Patent and Trade for wartime and educational achievements. It urges continued service, strengthening democracy, and aiding the nation’s youth amid turmoil and challenge.
Patrol Boys Daing A Splendid Job
Patrol boys performed a splendid job in handling duties with discipline and efficiency, earning praise from supervisors and locals for prompt response and steady conduct during the shift.
Collects Autographs On Her Handkerchiefs
A long reading lists autographs collected on handkerchiefs by Mrs. Ht EIM during a gathering at Meegar action. The event mentions President Racsetide and the Queen et Frater, with many figures and ages noted among the signers.
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Teres
Nts Ray Teetssiettal
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