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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1933
Page
20
About 120 students in four German sections at Elyria High School study under Harry Rosone who also teaches Spanish. A Chronicle-Telegram reporter observed eager pupils using German in class with English spoken rarely. a visitor found the text challenging and unfamiliar, noting German verbs and pronunciation.
In Williams California farmers gather to plan methods to drive away a large swarm of butterflies overwhelmingly damaging alfalfa crops. The unprecedented invasion threatens early harvests and livelihoods as growers seek effective, safe control measures.
A dated diary style entry marks Friday September 22 1938 as American Indian Day with references to celestial events Zodiac signs and cautions about prudent planning. Notables born include Philip Stanhope Earl of Chesterfield born 1694 noted for literary letters and youth education.
A compact, period style review traces Faraday’s magnetoinduction discovery and early dynamo ideas, cites Edison and Davy influences, and recalls 1776 Nathan Hale’s execution. It blends notes on the Book of Mormon, 1860 schooner Jenny, and 1862 emancipation actions, ending with a teaser about tomorrow’s First Baseball Team.
Misses Mabel Grabenstetter and Geneva Steingass head to Kent and Baldwin Wallace while Evelyn Steck goes to Oberlin Conservatory. School opens with 235 pupils across grades. local families travel for study, work, and church events. Valley City wins county league baseball and 4-H projects earn top prizes at Medina Fair. station changes and local visits noted.
Kent State College will offer two extension courses in Elyria as part of its extension program. One targets teachers in Lorain County and will be taught by Prof. Munzenniyer at 7 p.m. Monday at the Washington School building. The other course is for high school graduates seeking college credit and will be open countywide, with regular credits awarded upon completion.
Week in Cloubland centers on caring for her brother Ed. Mrs Arthur Hauck hosted the A B C Club Tuesday evening. Mrs R Brown won a frat prize, Mrs Philligy Katz placed second, and Mrs Harry Bauer received consolation. Mr and Mrs Frank Guy of Eyl da visited relatives here Sunday.
The proposed high school course in European History will be organized if enough students enroll. Interested students should meet at Washington school at 7 p m on Monday, with Prof. Munzenmyer named as instructor.
Mrs Doria Torres expected a larger brood but was surprised when the stork delivered triplets. Dr Mary Tinley hurried the new arrivals to Mercy Hospital where they were placed in incubators. The tale notes a sea lore superstition about a cat carrying rain.
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