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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1932
Page
9
Editor readers debate Rogers proposed bill and local school boards. Letter contends Ridgeville Supt Glen C West misrepresented the measure and asserts the Rogers bill designates twenty eight local board presidents as part of a county level structure and annual meetings.
A letter argues for a seven member executive committee to oversee county school boards with pay of two dollars per meeting. It contends this would realign influence to local boards, curb reckless spending, and require a check on hiring practices, while warning such a committee would insert political control via the county auditor.
The letter questions Mr. F. IM. Smith’s reading of the Rogers bill, arguing it fails to curb excesses by inexperienced boards and raises concerns about board size. It notes sections 4728-1 4729-1 and 4734-2, asking whether 28 members or $219 annual meeting costs are economical for Lorain County and whether the bill unfairly targets teachers or broadens influence.
Murray Ridge Welfare Group met with Mrs. J. Delfield with eleven ladies present. New garments were finished from Red Cross material and distributed to the needy. A Tuesday meeting at the Delfield home will continue clothing drives. bring usable cast off clothing for distribution. Nearby social notes mention a birthday gathering for Mr. Delfield, and local briefings cover visits and illnesses among residents.
Avon Lake notices detail a Hallowe'en party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Fay of Berea with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Herman and others. Bridge honors went to three couples. Refreshments were served and the Pleasant Hour club held a seasonally decorated gathering hosted by Mrs. Lawrence Gates with bridge as entertainment.
Henry Hull of Oberiie and Mr and Mrs Claude Doane with Mex Ned Horton of Elysia visited Mr and Mrs Ed Mitchell and family on Wednesday evening. Mrs J R Pipes and Miss Em me Kilnker moved into Mrs Pipes home on Lake road. Mr and Mrs William King moved from Lake road to Shaxie Heights to establish their home.
The Lake Avenue Patent Teachers' Association met with good attendance and discussed routine business. Miss Van Wagnen's room won the fern in attendance. Mrs. Hecock presented student piano savers. L. C. Hecock sang. E. L. Bailey spoke on School and Taxation, recalling Gov Coz's 1912 plan to link students, parents, and officials via schoolhouse meetings to address community issues. Next meeting set for Dec 7. Regular services follow at Lake Avenue Community.
Sunday morning church service and Sunday School at 9 30 with morning worship at 10 45. Rev Mahin of Elyria will preach a sermon. The note also mentions few masters with literary theories.
At the Congregational Church in North Ridgeville tomorrow morning Mr. Young will address our Complex Civilisation and the need for all to take a full share of responsibility. He notes that peace problems are as serious as war and that the high standard of civilisation has not merely happened but has been won by effort.
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