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WAUSEON
Enrollment in Schools Show Increase
THE BEGINNERS
Vacation is over and the boys and of vicinity in school. And what fine folks they Hundreds corner day going to and from school room. have missed them all this summer and glad they back with True of them gone, them, but graduation arated them from the old school. their have come others and places thus the stream life flows rests in the hands serious the school teachers, they their share preparing the the complexities youngsters the world. Fairness, impartiality, virtues which honesty, morality given full development. discerning eye human frailties quickly picks up traits. And the children go to school for the today to prepare far distant of laws and the afmaking fairs standard of Christian living ing and thinking. end much the character of pends teacher instruction. Larger Enrollment The schools start largest they have had several years. The first day 404 pupils were enrolled the upgrades 349 in the lower. year the enrollment the first 377 and 309. shows day was 27 in the high school and the lower grades over what ago. four grades there upper 144 boys 150 girls. At the high school building there 16 teachers including Supt. Schwall, the grade building there teachers including Supt. John King.
The Beginners One of the not forgotten life first day of the big days and school. one not take second place graduation. the mothers an portant day for then she child slipping from her and world. Tears the thought that come the not start school made but with was pride child has opportunity. are 56 pupils rolled school year for first time. Miss Brown's room 15 and girls while there are Baer's there 13 Miss boys, making 29 boys girls and 27 girls attending the first time their school for lives. The names those in each of the rooms follows: Miss Brown's Room Herbert Paxson. Richard Pontious, Frederick Glen Robinson, Randall Roddy, Robert Ruhlin, Frank Roger Seidner, Marion Schwanger, Sowers, Charles John Weber, Eugene Wulff, Wulff, Eugene Violet Llovd Moll, Alice Porter. Betty Quinton, Carol Schwall, Betty Reynolds, Ilean Simon, Louise Steinbrecher, Lucile Stoll, Nora Turpening, RoseUfer. Ruth Wagoner, Phyllis mary Doris Wilkie and Bertha Mae Baer's Room Juanita Baer, Dorothy Barnes, Eloise Bates, Helen Batdorf, Jane Blair, Evelyn Borton, Lois Jean Donna Hines, Opal Frank, Juleen Jones, Donna Marie Alice McConkey, Weldon Belleville, Burlinson, Joseph Gillen, Goodwin, Jimmv Gype, Junior Johnson. Robert Gomer, Raymond Johnson, John Kohl, Jones, David Junior Lucas, John Lawrence Donald Nofzinger. payment mortgage deed was given certain lands Gorham townand that said notes there $1,015.95 The plaintiff states that the terms the contract have not complied asks that mortgage foreclosed, the property the proceeds apthe payment the debt. Superintendent Ohio State Banks the Home Savings Bank Metamora, brings the following collect the amounts on Burroughs, B. Clara Crockett, $516.94; Frank Ford receiver of the First National Bank of Wauseon, cognovit note $2,713.75. Mary O'Neil Linehan admr. al, of real estate. The plaintiff savs that court order Thomas O'Neil ordered pay the plaintiff $2,700 of $300 that said order there due the plaintiff from the estate Thomas the of $2,100. insure the payment mortgage deed certain lands Amboy township. She asks that her claim allowed and ordered paid. Bishop vs Helen Lambert, only, amount $455. The says there him from the for medical vices the defendant from Dec. 1930 Sept. 1931 balance $455. for which judgment is asked.
