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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1949
Page
2
Local news briefs from Elyria Ohio dated Friday September 2 1949 cover city affairs, community events, and updates from area organizations. Readers receive concise notices reflecting the day’s civic life and regional happenings.
SOUTH AMHERST The South Amherst school has completed arrangements for the opening dss.
On Tuesday September 6 the morning features a tea for opening day. Classes start for grades one to six at 1 pm with sessions continuing until 3 pm. Graces seven to twelve will meet from 1:45 to 3:35 pm. First week cafeteria service is unavailable. New staff additions include Richard Fannin teaching industrial arts, Grace Lanch and Dorothy Boxer teaching Latin and English. High school staff also includes Bruce Boehler as coach and social studies, James Lambourne as assistant coach and science, Goldie Ostrogna in home economics, Harrie Sampson in commercial, with Elbert Boren as principal and mathematics. Grade school staff lists Lydia Schiede, Luish Brsant, Helen Zegman, Grace Stang, Dorothy Thomsen, Donna Bauer, with the principal.
Frida born September 2 is praised as adaptable to all circumstances yet warned that excessive shifting could hinder focus. The text advises cultivating stability to pursue specialization in a single field, otherwise talents may be spread too thin.
The passage describes a versatile person with high ideals and sharp humor who can depict human quirks kindly. They are just, outspoken against oppression, and quick to act when injustices occur. They value reciprocity and seek compatible partners for lasting happiness.
Fort Worth city water department employee was repairing a four foot deep street hole when he stood up and struck his head on an approaching automobile that had momentarily stopped astride the hole.
On September 2 a year ago a special election rejected the Ridgeville Township incorporation as a village by 529 to 348 votes, ending the bid to form the new village government.
An article blend reports a Soviet backed movement and a U S protest over illicit arms shipments from Czechoslovakia to Israel. It notes a Republican campaign manager appointment and Allied air offensives. A Muskegon birth records Waldo Walworth's cow giving birth to triplets.
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