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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1936
Page
4
Lorain County schools report 779 pupils receiving instrumental instruction, up over 26 percent from the five year average of 614. Beginners total 374, up 37 percent from 35, with 495 advanced students. The survey covers in school programs only.
Sielin Moet Popular Theselin remains the top instrument with 259 advanced and 142 beginners. The violin leads since instrumental instruction began, with piano second at 91 advanced and 11 beginners. CorNET ranks third with 59 advanced and 54 beginners, backed by five year averages.
The report lists 15 advanced and 17 beginners across classes. Instrument counts include alto sax 135 advanced and six beginners. bass six advanced and 14 beginners. viola two advanced and three beginners. violin two advanced and four beginners. cello five advanced and eight beginners. flute one advanced and four beginners. tenor saxophone two advanced and three beginners. mellophone seven advanced and 17 beginners. French horn two advanced and none beginners. Additional players for viola cello flute French horn oboe and bassoon are requested as teachers push to improve INSLIUMeHLA Lion.
The Royal Arrele of the MOE Church held their annual home-coming at Mrs Ed Stags home in Avon. A picnic lunch was served at noon and the afternoon was spent renewing old acquaintances. Out of town visitors included Mrs G Clifton Mrs Whiton Danley and Mrs May Cole.
Oberlin, Mrs. Roy Knight of Lorain, Mrs. George Buck, Ridgeville, Mrs. E. Haines and daughter Elinor, Mrs. Hacket, Mrs. Schneider, and Mrs. Paddock of Lakewood, Mrs. Calvin Swert of Rocky River, Mrs. B. C. Peck, Mrs. Sherman Vedder, Mrs. Oma Barrett, Mrs. Clyde Nye of Cleveland and Mrs. Clarence Thompson of Painesville referenced in a social column segment listing residents and associates in northeastern Ohio.
Mrs Norwood Bailey of Elyria visited at the home of her sister and Mr and Mrs Jas Peck. Mrs Mat Casper spent Wednesday with her daughter Mrs LeRoy Rothgery of Elyria. Eugene Hubbard attended a Y Indus Club Hallowe en party at Camp Iss See Kes on the Vermilion River. Mrs Ira Hoard and son Kenneth and Mrs Sarah Peck of Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs James Peck. Mr and Mrs Ira Gough and daughter Doris attended a meeting of the Upper Room Bible class.
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