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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1929
Page
6
This piece urges calm patient, step by step spelling support for Sam a fourth grader struggling with words. Emphasizes mastering easy words first building confidence avoiding rushing, guessing, or punishment to cultivate precision and steady progress toward better reading and arithmetic.
Oberlin area residents conduct visits and baptisms over the weekend. Hartsen and Cramer families left for Peoria after a farewell lunch hosted by the Baumanns. Infant Douglas Dayton Baumann baptized in Elyria. Other local moves include Amy Briggs taking rooms at the Hutchinson house and students from District No. 4 enrolling in Oberlin schools. Local visits include Campbell and Hart families in Ridgeville, Davidson and Hart families in Camden, and a Rogers family reunion at Wellington fair grounds.
Harry Murphy and family of Oberlin and A Dorian along with Annie Rogers spent Sunday visiting the McCall home in Cleveland. East Russia Farm Woman's Club attendees included Dorian Saxton Kern Krueger Clark Davidson Brooks McRoberts and Barnard. Charles James hosted a family gathering with a wiener roast and lawn picnic featuring J A Gravatt from Pontiac Michigan W A Grills from North Ridgeville A S Hall D H Blaine Clayton Brown Minnie Parton and S M Black of Elyria.
In Sheffield on September 24 Mrs Clarence Oster and the Misses Mary and Lottie Maddock of Ridgeville were guests of Mrs Shirley Garfield. Mrs P L Chambers and daughter Neva visited Mrs C Carrick of Elyria. Mrs N A Johnson spent Thursday with Mrs M Brown of Elyria. Mr Morris Nesbett of Elyria called on Mrs P L Chambers Tuesday. Miss Beriswell, a local teacher, was mentioned.
In Worcester Massachusetts Miss Bessie M Dennis a longtime assistant city clerk issued a marriage license to herself. She plans to wed George H Hill a former police chief now manager of the Worcester Safety Council. Nearby reports note Brookside School visits and a car collision in North Ridge with Mrs Edward Brown injured. Fort Benning claims the largest fully equipped War Department theatre in the United States and thirteen airlines now operate in Soviet Russia for passenger freight and mail service.
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