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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1935
Page
13
Ridgeville Township board of education filled vacancies created by Ruth Christman's resignation by hiring Evelyn Sterk as music teacher four days weekly and Mabel Grabenstetter as art teacher one day weekly. Christman left to take a job in Massachusetts.
An old advertisement touts Kroschen Salty as a remedy to prevent dizziness headaches and nervousness by daily internal cleansing. It promises modern vitality, ease of use with a “little daily dose,” and affordability around 40 cents per jar, with availability through W. Phillips or local druggists.
A new Allen School kindergarten will open next Monday combining the Hamilton class with Franklin, as superintendent R C Maston reports Hamilton has only four enrollees and Franklin has seven. The Ely and McKinley kindergartens will continue with seven and 26 pupils respectively. Sessions will be held each afternoon.
At Carlisle Grange Hall the Lorain County Senior Four-H Club held a fall round-up meeting to outline autumn and winter activities. Prospective new members attended while some members planned to attend the National American Country Life Association student section meeting in Columbus next week. A harvest dance is scheduled for September 25, and a business session plus recreation were noted. Separately, Lorain County Savings and Trust Company filed suit against Arthur Phelps and others for 3838 alleged on a promissory note with foreclosure of property in Carlisle township requested.
Miss Anne Lew, 48, appointed substitute Latin teacher for Elyria High School for 1975-76. She replaces Miss Eula Young, on a year’s leave. Lew is Oberlin College graduate with a master’s from Western Reserve University. She has taught in Newton Falls, Cuyahoga Falls, and Kent high schools.
The Ohio state emergency board refused a $250,000 transfer to the pension fund by a 3 to 1 vote, delaying August pensions. Republicans Dale Duniton and Church Brotton supported the transfer while Democrats M Ray Allison, Senator William Herner, and Representative Julian M. Schwelier opposed it, placing blame on the administration.
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