Attendance records highlight punctual Elyria high rooms
Fifteen of the 44 Elyria Sgn School home rooms posted perfect punctuality in the first month of the school term. Enrollments ranged from 30 to 57 students, with five rooms exceeding 99 percent attendance. Room 225 under Harry Rosene earned the high school banner for attendance and punctuality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Sgn
J UD Severs
Harry Rosene
Rosenn
Mass
Frances Raufus
W. L. Vaugan
F. A. Eaton
J. R. Laver
Washington School Attendance and Punctuality Honors
Five leading home rooms posted attendance records above 94 percent with several achieving perfect punctuality. Notable performers included Miss Ina May Acdell and Mrs Elizabeth Work with 99.7 and 99.7 percent attendance, while Miss Cope earned both perfect punctuality and the school’s attendance and punctuality banner. An optimistic note on progress closes the report.
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C. Smith
Misa Clarabelle Steele
Ralph Bauer
Ruth Milley
Maas Mur
Frye
Misa Ida Coffland
W. Koppes
Maay Speer
J.P. Taylor
Georglannuatt
J.C. Linvitle
Ro- Kene
M. H. Schtieper
Alice Stofer
Mary Ko Mink
He Washington School
Lepott
Ina May Acdell
Mrg. Flzabeth Work
Cope
Ladies Aid meeting at Congregational church draws large crowd
In Olmsted Norte Oct 6 the Ladies Aid of the Congregational church held a regular meeting with about forty five attendees. The missionary committee planned a program including special music by Mrs A N Eldred, Mryithiaid Salisbury and Miss Dorothy Merce and a piano performance by Mrs Cora Shaw. Frances Benient shared an engaging talk about Manchuria where she and sister Lucy have served as missionaries.
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Norte Olmsted
Thuthay
Missionary Committee
A N Eldred
Itihaid Salisbury
Dorothy Merce
Cora Shaw
Frances Benient
Manchuria
China
Lucy
Miss Lucy
Miss Frances
Fire Prevention Week Observed With Inspections and Talks
Chief Yeiser led a week of Fire Prevention activities from October 5 to 11 including thorough inspections of public buildings for wiring and water fittings and site prevention talks at schools. The Dover fire department treated Jacob Tomatch on Bradley Road after carbon monoxide exposure, then rushed him to Tahewond City Hospital following initial emergency care.
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Yeiser
Ic Dover
Jacob Tomatch
Bradley Road
Tahewond
Welfare Department Reorganizes Village Aid Effort
On October 1 the North Olmsted Welfare department met with village organizations to plan welfare work for the year. Ralph Biddulph chaired as two thirds vote backed keeping the effort local. R J Karch stepped down after a year as chairman. a new chair was appointed. Board members include O A Risk A C Reed Mrs G B Oldham I I Barnard and Mrs Lewis Decker. Viv Karth thanked Congregational Church ladies for 150 quarts of canned tomatoes donated to welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noth Olm- | ‘Ted Welfare Department
Ralph Biddulph
Associated Charities
R J Karch
O A. Risk
C. Reed
G. B. Oldham
I. I Barnard
Lewis Decker
Viv. Karth
Congregational
AIWANTS CLUB SELECTS OFFICERS IN ELECTION
The North Olmsted Kiwanis club held its annual officer election at a recent meeting naming Dr C B Lewis as president Gilbert Stearns as vice president Frank Hummel as treasurer Dr C C Roswurm Harry Price Kellar Watkins and W J Jones as directors The meeting also noted Tranh Herser handed in his resignation
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Aiwants Club
North Olmsted Kiwanis Club
C B Lewis
Gilbert Stearns
Frank Hummel
C.C Roswurm
Harry Price
Kellar Watkins
W. J. Jones
Tranh Herser
Camay Soap Offered at New Low Prices
Long ranked Camay as the finest soap for women's skin. Its father is milder, gentler, more luxuriant. Judged by every law of value, Camay's price should be higher, not lower, than the price of any other beauty soap that you would think of using. But now at the new low prices Camay saves you at least 20% of the money you spend for beauty soap. It comes to you in a package beautiful to behold protected by Cellophane as a beauty soap should be. Camay's price was never so low, Camay's quality never so high. Buy it today and let its gentle father work its wonders on your skin. The price is so low you can afford a dozen cakes.
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Pqeres
Camay
Ridgeville Grange Holds Splendid Meeting With Plans
Ridgeville Grange held a lively Tuesday session featuring a Dramatic Club play announcement for October 28 at Ridgeville Grange Hall. Reports from Dance Committee No. 1 and communications from state Master Kirk were read. A charity service memory for Mrs. E Dair preceded the forfeit feed on October 27 at North Elyria Grange Hall. A violin solo and piano piece accompanied by a playlet The Census Taker highlighted the program concluding with discussions on kitchen economy and farm lessons.
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Ridgeville
North Elyria
E. Dair
E. Brandt
Jean Cooper
Agnes DeLloyd
Ethel Jamieson
Florence Hadaway
Evelyn Lucas
Helen Haller
Barbara Cooper
Betty Baehr
Lynn Eldred
National secretary takes new duties with village bus line
National secretary, since taking over his new duties with the bus line of the village he finds his time somewhat limited. Attend football game at Wooster about twenty students from the High School motored to Wooster last Saturday to witness Wooster versus Heidelberg. The boys were guests of their game coach, Coach Pfeister. Women’s Club The North Olmsted Women’s club held its second annual meeting for this season at Butternut Ridge school Monday October 10. Mrs. Maxwell of the Cleveland Press spoke on Friendship. Butternut Ridge Pt. T. A. At last regular meeting October 5 in the high school auditorium Miss Dorothy Ervin and Dr. C. C. Rankin spoke. Men’s Club The Universalist church men’s club held its first meeting Tuesday evening. Representatives from the Republican Democratic and Socialist parties spoke. Group Meeting The North group of the Ladies Aid of the Congregational church held an all day meeting at the pastor’s home. Vacationing in Vermont Mr and Mrs Charles Sanderson left for an extended vacation trip into Vermont. They expect to be gone some time.
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Wooster
Heidelberg
Hame
Pfeister
North Olmsted Womens Club
Butternut Ridge
Maxwell
The
Cleveland Press
Butternut Ridge PT. T. A
Butternut Ridge Parents Teacher Association
Dorothy Ervin
C. C. Rankin
Ladies Aid of the Congregational Church
Clyde Kuhn
Vermont
Mrsharles Sandersom
East Amherst Breezes With Visitors and Guests
East Amherst notes a steady stream of visitors and residents traveling between Detroit Cleveland and nearby towns. Mrs Andrew Real arrived to spend time with relatives and her mother in Wooster. Detours to Cypress Ind and Lakewood are noted for several families. The column ends with a local-is-lesson line on right conduct through action.
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Briffs East Amherst
Andrew Real
Wil
Anna Haag
Wooster
Katherine Salot
Kathleen Hawkins
Detroit
EB. Ernst
Anna Burhenn
Mabel
Thursa Sutterby
Blossom Bussinger
Blanche
Cleveland Heights
Charles Hawk
Laverne Breeler
J W. Anthony
William Schubert
Cypress
Ind
Mervin Schubert
Harold Berg
Lillian Henson
Amherst
Fred Kock
Lakewood Hospital
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Universalist Church
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LIPT
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