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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
11
Superintendent C G Masten reports September enrollment figures indicate a net gain for Elyria public schools despite shifts. The Polish school and county centralized schools drew about a hundred students away from public schools, while overall counts show more students than last year, even as high and trade enrollments changed.
A fragment lists enrollment figures by grade for 1925 and 1924 across schools including Washington Gates Ely Franklin Hamilton McKinley Jefferson Roosevelt Garford Opportunity Hospital and Franklin Crippled school. Also notes 1h 4113 and overall aged high school enrollment 1077.
The Birmingham School fair at the Birmingham Schoolhouse drew a good attendance with displays of fruits vegetables poultry and more. Local residents and visitors, including Mrs. Ella Brandau, Mrs. Charles Moulder, Mrs. Roy Sanders and others, were noted visiting friends and family around town during the event and surrounding week.
Aged Washington lawyer Ellen Sp.acer Massix celebrated her 75th birthday and is noted as a founder and early advocate at Washington Law College. The article also lists various social visits and family news across Oberlin and Vermilion, including weddings and gatherings.
An old advertisement touts Zemo as a remedy for eczema, skindiseases, and itching. It claims fast relief and safety, noting it stops itching instantly and can be used on various conditions without side effects.
Community brief records a series of visits and gatherings. Mr and Mrs Moulder hosted Lily Moulder and Edward Moulder for dinner. Mrs Ida Moulder and son lodger called on Mr and Mrs Jo Sunda. Arthur Bilton hosted a Floride delegation and Mrs Earl Joyce joined relatives from Lorain. A. J. Josce marked a 63rd birthday. Jax Parker attended a Saturday business in Sendasay.
Circulation manager Rosvae announces a $1 reward offered for a missing 2x5 newspaper copy. The fragmentary notice hints at a local distribution issue and incentives to readers who return or report the item.
OCR text indicates a meeting opening with delegates and counters. details are unclear due to garbled OCR. The fragment hints at a convention or assembly with delegates and possibly state or constitutional associations.
When a large timber fell on observer Fred Schmidt during house demolition in Valley City on Tuesday he suffered a fractured skull and a four inch head wound. He was taken to Memorial Hospital for treatment.
A quirky item notes Schraldt with two wits and a seven, Carleton at nine, and three bredte ers Gus Arthur and Carl on sister Siiile. Mention of a well keel throughout Medina county and a wrist watch inverted by a Isle of Man watchmaker.
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