Amherst Senior Wins Scholarship At PTA Meeting
Doreen Standen, senior at Steele High School and daughter of Councilman-at-Large Dwight Standen, was named scholarship winner at an Elementary PTA meeting in Amherst. Officers were re elected with Frank Borman president. delegates and alternates were named. psychologists Donald Wonderly and Richard Morrell spoke about testing programs. a senior high card party at Central School on April 26 was announced.
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Amherst
Doreen Standen
Dwight Standen
Elementary Parent- Teacher Association
Standen
Park Ave
Steele High School
Frank Borman
Willard Cruse
George Walker
Paul Friend
Ray Koch
Fred Powers
Leon Stuber
Richard Banker
John Grasse
Arthur Thompson
Arthur Engle
Donald Wonderly
Richard Morrell
Central School
Tribute to Mrs Esther Moyer Observed by Council
AMHERST tributes were paid to Esther Moyer who died Friday at her residence. The council held a minute of silence and Mayor Frank Janik praised her religious devotion. She was wife of Guy J. Moyer pastor of St Peters United Church of Christ and mother to their son David.
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Amherst
Esther, Moyer
Frank Janik
Women Plan Tureen Dinner in Rochester
The Homemakers Club will host a tureen dinner at noon Friday April 20 at the home of Mrs Nellie Baker with co host Mrs Elsie Roberts. The afternoon includes continuing cross stitch apron work and discussion of entering a project in the Homemakers Achievement Day at the Aquamarine Club in Avon Lake.
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Rochester
Homemakers Club
Nellie Baker
Elsie Roberts
Aquamarine Club
Avon Lake
Rochester Auxiliary Fire Dept to Hold Bylaws Meeting
The Rochester Volunteer Fire Department auxiliary will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Andel's Machine Shop. Members will draft bylaws and plan the program for the future. Open membership invites anyone interested in joining to attend.
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Rochester
Rochester Volunteer Fire Department
Andel
Somogyi Named to Head CD and Amherst Township Trustees
Somogyi of Middle Ridge Road was appointed Civil Defense director at Monday night’s Amherst Township meeting. Trustees approved ditch work on Loughrie, Bechtel, and Albright roads with openings in 500 feet east of Oberlin Road, Bechtel Road on April 16, and Albright Road on May 1. County engineer sanctioned a new 244 ton general-use truck. bids will be advertised. Lorain County Prosecutor Mikus ruled indigent burials for residents will be paid by the city of Amherst, shifting costs from the township formerly handled by G. E. Rowley, clerk.
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Amherst
Richard FP. Somogyi
Middle Ridge
Nate W. Bechtel
Ray Heinzerling
Loughrie
Oberlin
Bechtel
Albright
Fowl
Lorain County
Paul Mikus
City of
G. E., Rowley
Petroleum Banquet Talk Topic
Mrs. Betty Faust of Ohio Fuel Gas Co will speak at the Mother Daughter Banquet at Rochester Methodist Church on Wednesday April 25. She will relate modern petroleum products to fairy tale themes. Co sponsors are Friendship Guild and WSC S. Dinner begins at 6 30 p.m. Tickets are 1 25 for adults 75 cents for children under 12 and preschoolers free.
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Rochester
Betty Faust
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Rochester Methodist Church
Friendship Guild
Women's Society of Christian Service
Court action settled over trees damaged in Ohio property dispute
A $3,000 Erie County common pleas suit brought by Lyle and Arlene Denzer of Collins against Nelson Ferber of Berlin Heights was resolved. The Denzers claimed trespass on Scranton Road property in Huron County and removal of 25 trees. In Rochester the Civic Club dinner on August 2 1960, at noon, was announced with details about the event.
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Sandusky
Erie County Common Pleas Court
Lyle
Arlene Denzer
Collins
Nelson Ferber
Berlin Heights
Denzers
Defendan
Scranton Road
Huron County
Rochester
Civic Club
Elear
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