Chronicle Telegram Carrier Boys Form Civic Group
The Chronicle Telegram Association of Newspaper Carriers, founded by Blythe carrier boys in October 1931, promotes welfare and self government. It teaches thrift, industry, and honest business, funds savings, holds monthly meetings, and supports community service like Christmas baskets for the poor.
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Chronicle-Telegram Association OF Newspaper Carriers
Carrier Boys
Blythe
Chronicle-Telegram
Carrie Boys
Chronicle-Telegram Association of
Byron Newell
Stanford Avenue
Mfe
Clymer
Chronicle-Telegram Arrier
Ase
Elyria
Ohio
Homer
Thibiae
Moris
Nevgig
Mayor Coach and Publisher Talk at Carriers Banquet
After the banquet a short business meeting was held presided over by Deb Urig the president of the Association. The event featured remarks by the mayor and a coach and publisher discussing carrier matters and future plans.
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Association
Deb Urig
Outstanding Newspaper Carriers Award Feature
A brief tribute to courier trainees, noting that punctuality and schoolwork guide five to eight thousand eight hundred ninety boys nationwide in newspaper delivery. The piece argues training blends education with business, praising cooperation between newspapers and authorities as shaping youth into future professionals.
Signed agreement for carriers and parent teachers
The Chronicle Telegram outlines a carrier agreement and grading system to guide boys delivering papers. It details parental oversight, teacher input, and monthly reports, emphasizing schoolwork, sales, service, payments, attendance, and punctuality as key performance factors.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Ishers
Eartier
de Pread
Chronicle
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