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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1932
Page
11
Garry C Myers argues parents want music teachers grounded in child psychology and learning psychology to prevent emotional disturbance and improve cooperation. He notes the pressures of parental expectations, the unnecessary long lessons, and the need for professional training and state certification for music teachers.
Members of three adult classes at M E Church and visitors totaling about eighty attended a reception Friday evening for Alta Myers who has returned from seven years as a missionary in China. The program featured piano selections, hymns, Scripture readings, solos, duets, guitar numbers, and whistling with piano accompaniment and a harmonica solo.
Avis visits the museum for the new exhibit and Peter’s sculpture Land of Hope is accepted for display. She plans leverage to ease his debt, while Peter savoring a private triumph studies the works, praising Andres Havelock’s bust and a winged seabird as potential favorites, though wary of Land of Hope’s chances.
Edna Robb Webster’s Lipstick Girl inspires a plan for garden piece modeling and stone work at the studio. The conversation shifts to a tea at the house and a hopeful future for Peter and Camilla as Ava observes, patient for the outcome.
A concert including Polly Wally Doodle All the Day and Susanna Dont You Cry featured Mrs Eschtruth Stoughton and Starr with piano duets. Dining followed with summer flower bouquets and ice cream cake. The Markley 4 H Club held its last regular meeting, Lorain County Fair exhibits and record books discussed. Reverend Ashburn away, Miss Alta Myers led a Sunday service, with 100 new testaments given at a mission dedication in China. Church announcements covered aid society tea, chicken supper, and L Y W banquet. Birthday pennies donated by three members. 121 total in Sunday class attendance.
Elyria marks Garford Day with a big celebration to honor A. J. Garford Progressive candidate for Ohio governor, the first Elyria man nominated for governor. The Republican County Central Committee, by unanimous vote, moves to back national state district and county candidates and platforms.
Fifteen years after the old St Andrew’s Episcipal building, St Paul’s new church will be dedicated next Sunday. The former 1871 structure, remodeled, served the parish for 45 years and now has about 650 members. The Lorain draft board mails notices to 300 men for Sept 14 physical examinations.
Chronicle-Telegram notes a sharp enrollment increase with 2958 in grade schools and 1181 in the high school, totaling 4119 students, compared with 3954 the previous year as figures tabulated.
Numerous area residents from Elyria Amherst Lorain and beyond visited relatives and friends this weekend. Franklin Reese Edith Morris and Emma Krautter hosted and attended gatherings while several families attended Albert Taylor’s funeral and joined services for Albert Keesel’s father.
The La Grange High School Band led by Mr. Osbun and managed by Mr. Howard plans its final open air concert on Saturday night September 10 at 8 00 p m Attendees have supported the two previous concerts held over the last two months by a large audience in La Grange Ohio.
Sheffield reports Gulf Road and Brookside schools opened on Tuesday with new faculty and veteran principals. Among new teachers are Miss Bittner, Miss Boyd, Mr. Brickley, Miss Martin, Mrs. Frisbee, and Miss Youngblood, while James McConibe remains principal. Bus drivers listed include Roy Cletes and Wilbur Osborne. The item also notes numerous local visits, fairs, and weekend events, ending with a head-on collision in which three were seriously injured and others escaped harm.
Doolittle wins Thomig as Mr and Mrs Taylor of Indian Hollow Road visit the homes of F J Schmitg and Mathias Webber. John Brackley attended air races in Cleveland with Mr and Mrs N Webber and son Donald. The Webbers with Mr and Mrs Chris Justin and son Ralph joined a surprise birthday at Mrs Catherine Nagel's Avon home Saturday.
Three people were seriously injured in a crash at the foot of Ford Hill near Chambers Hill and were taken by ambulance to Elyria Memorial Hospital. The two drivers escaped injury as both cars were badly damaged. All injured residents of Cleveland.
NEW OBERLIN residents and visitors are listed in a social roundup. Mr and Mrs Chris Justin left for Michigan to visit friends over Labor Day. Hastings family traveled to Cleveland and called on relatives. Irene Taylor hosted and visits by Dion Weber and Wohlcher families are noted. The Wertham family plans to move back to West Virginia and children Marion Linden and Marie Linden returned home after a week with Loretta Webber.
John Drotar transfers to Ohm and Mary Genedek lot 40 block 13 Central Division Sheffield Township. Stephen Skodak transfers to Steve and Mary Kandalec Lot 1 538 Sheffield Land Co Subdivision Two Lorain. Joseph Riser transfers to Edward J. Ris er West River Street Elyria. Albert and Betty Majnito John and Sophia Fink transfer at Leavitt Road and South Milan Avenue Amherst Township. Sheriff deed to Grafton Savings and Loan Co property on Eastern Heights Boulevard Higha. Woes Lilian M and John B Not to First Savings and Loan Co 49 acres on Chamberlain Road Grafton Township.
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