Amherst candy makers spread Easter joy in town
Amherst residents see Easter treats crafted by Joseph De Chiaro and partner Janke Abraham at Mischka's. They melt, mold, and decorate chocolate figures from shop 163 Park, with molds ranging from 90 year old silver pieces to modern stainless designs like rockets and spacemen. Prices vary by weight as the duo continues a family business begun 16 years ago after purchasing from Walter Mischka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Joseph de Chiaro
DeChium
Janke
Abraham
I-Law
Mischka
Park
Walter Mischka
DeChiato
DeGhiaro
Lorain
de' Chiaro
Lorain High School
U.S. Army
Quartermaster Corps
Helen Abraham
Joanne
E. Martin St
Local Church Schedule Summary for Amherst and Nearby
A long list of church services and events across Amherst and nearby towns. Includes Rev J Pat Craig and Rev Paul O Haering at multiple churches, Sunday worships at 10 11 and 7 30 am or pm, youth fellowships, Wednesday studies, baptist and Methodist services, Easter and Good Friday observances, Catholic mass times, and interdenominational events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Baptist Convention
North Leavitt Rd
J. Pat Craig
Spring St
Park Ave
Paul O. Haering
South Main
South Main St
Methodist Church
Fellowship House
Faith Baptist Church
Seargh Catholic Church
St. Joseph
Joseph A. Lembach
World Peace
Tvo
Laymon Jay Brooks
Cleveland Ave
Eugene Kurtz
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Buble
Evangelistic Service, Ltd
Pam
Amherst Baseball Tryout Plans Completed For Summer Leagues
Amherst Athletic Association outlines tryout schedules for five leagues with four teams each. Boys nine and under join Texas and Pane Leagues April 3 through May 2 at 6:30 p.m. at GS Automate Go Field. older age groups hold tryouts May 1 through May 9 at various sites with deadlines and registration requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Amherst Athletic Association
Shreenth
Memor Ai Frid East
Powees
Bagiva
Texas
Girl Scout unit meeting scheduled in SOUTH AMHERST
The South Amherst neighborhood Girl Scout Commander Mrs How ard Dekeheld announces a meeting Tuesday at 7 pm in the town hall. It will be the last of the season and all leaders should attend. The Girl Scout Book Drive was set for May 2 with a village canvass at 2 30 pm to collect donations for school banks and a suitable nature book for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Mra How
Ard Dekeheld
Women drivers quoted on economy and safety trends
A Amherst column reflects on women drivers versus men, noting anecdotes of near misses and a child’s poetry about survivorship. City updates include a switch to using the city garage for street and sewer complaints, new chain link fencing along Milan Ave and Beaver Creek, and a volunteer fire department reporting about 25 grass fires since March 1 with no property damage yet.
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Lee Leuszler
Program set for dinner
Erica Melchoir of Lorain will present a Marionette act to members of the Women’s Association of the Presbyterian Church at a Mother Child Dinner May 16 at 6 30 p m at the church. Plans include a summer Medical Offering and Fellowship of the Least Coin plus a June 20 picnic at Mrs Clinton Repd’s home in Lorain and a synodical in Wooster in June 1924. Alicia Mora Costa Rica exchange student spoke and shared family pictures. Mrs Robert Penman led the devotional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Erica Melchoir
Lorain
Women's Association of the Presbyterian Church
Oberlin ‘Rd
Wooster
Alicia Mora
Costa Rica
Robert Penman
Amherst residents urged to call Elyria office for ads
Amherst readers are advised to phone the Elyria office for paid ads and new subscriptions, avoiding toll charges. The Amherst page lists the number CE 36173, dialed for direct transactions and to obtain papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Amherst Bureau
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Amherst Councilman Standen Sets Varied City Goals
Dwight Standen, Republican councilman at large in Amherst, serves in his fourth month of a second term. A former part time policeman and toolmaker, he aims to grow Amherst into a larger, greener city with industrial zoning to aid taxes and supports annexation requests. He chairs the Building and Lands Committee and sits on Streets and Legislative Committees and the Police Pension Board. Standen is active in youth work and community groups, married to Dorothy Berger with three children, living at 776 Park Ave.
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Amherst
Dwight Standen
Las
Brownhelm
U. S. Navy
Help
Camp Sampson
N. Y
Standen
Police Pension Board
Rt. 24
Amherst Water Co
Amherst group forms to lure industry for city growth
Promoters in Amherst form an Industrial Development Association to recruit new factories and steer zoning decisions. Mayor Janik is a member and Jack Koontz chairs the initial meeting, noting industry taxes fund schools and services. plans include visiting Medina to study its industrial park program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Smyth Jr
William Starbuck
Amherst Planning Commission
Jack Bellingham
Lorain National Bank
Frank Janik
Fred Berger
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
Thomas Cassell
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Carl Deeds
Neal Ludwig
Amherst Township
Jack Koontz
Amherst News Times
Walter Schulz
Koontz
Medina
Fire crews stretched thin by back to back alarms
Carlisle-Troudle volunteers faced a flood of calls yesterday with two active fires, a grass blaze east of the Joe Norban store near the baseball diamond and four burned cars at Spitzer farm on Graf ton Rd. A third call for an inhalator was shifted to an ambulance, as crews debated dispatch routing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Bamile
Harald E. Bruce
Joe Norban
Spitzer
Grafton Rd
Bruce
Amherst police urge keeping dogs confined statewide
Amherst officials emphasize dog restraint after a series of incidents with dogs at large. Police Chief Arthur Hupmun warns arrests will follow strict action by the Ohio Fuels owners bureau in Columbus to aid communities and enforce licensing and confinement across the area. The mayor supports cooperative enforcement as officers work with the Industrial Development Bureau and local firms to relocate and manage animals while protecting flowers and shrubs from damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassell
Amherst
Development Bureau of
Ohio Fuels Owners
Permit Gas Co
Columbus
Arthur
Tory
Amherst Fis
Civb
Tee
Smith
Cletus Carver
John Maillie
James Cook
Mentary
Dale Haywood
Ready
Frank Borman Jr
Benhafer
Jack Koontz
Robert Schultz
Avon Dogs Roil Community Prompt Police Action
Avon residents confront a dog problem as authorities warn of enforcement under local ordinances. Officials, including Cum mings, urge owners to control pets or face steps once dogs are identified.
Firemen Protect Lines After Barn Fire in Brownhelm Township
Amherst fire department volunteers stood by to protect telephone lines on North Ridge Road Brownhelm Township after a resident set fire to an old barn. Fire crews responded again to extinguish a grass fire on Woodhill Drive property owned by Jim Abra. No property damage occurred in either incident.
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Amherst
North Ridge Rd
Brownheilm
Woodhill Dr
Jim Abraham
Women's club meeting notes and officers to be elected
Amherst report shows the Junior Women's Club met Tuesday night at Brandan Jewelry Store Elyria with about 30 members. They viewed a movie on the making of china crystal and sterling silver. New officers will be highlighted at the next meeting at Mrs. Maxine Shoup’s home on 1 S. Leavat Rd at 8 pm.
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Amherst
Brandan Jewelry
Elyria
Ques
Chin, Ghrystal
Sterting
Ian Tule Batel
Pot
Reise “Beca
Mil
Maxine Shoup
S. Leavat Rd
Oberlin High announces honor and merit rolls
Principal Paul E Newell reveals honor and merit roll lists for Oberlin High School. Seniors on the honor roll include Selveig Bugge Elizabeth Crowell Hal Lawson Karen Lecraft Robert McConnell Judith Reynolds Carol Schroder Carole Williamson. Juniors Betty Carlson Ted Walter. Sophomores Tacie Arnold Janet Cobb Beth Dixon Charles Homestead James Lee John Piraino Gary Slater Carla Zimmerman. Merit roll seniors Janet Clark Bruce Martin Edward Newell Robert Poling Sue Rosier Donald Wonderly Holly Hecock. Merit roll juniors Barbara Blanchard Constance Crosby Tod Gilford Kari Kurtz David Miller Maisie Oliphant Tim Palkovic Barbara Vance Lisette Ward David Williams. Sophomore merit honorees Janet Lyman Ann Strong.
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Oberlin
Paul E. Newell
Fof
Oberlin High School
Selveig Bugge
Elizabeth Crowell
Hal Lawson
Karen Lecraft
Robert McConnell
Judith Reynolds
Carol Schroder
Carole Wiliamson
Betty Carlson
Ted Walter
Tacie Arnold
Janet Cobb
Beth Dixon
Charles Jan Homstead
James Lee
John Piraino
Gary Slater
Carla Zimmerman
Janet Clark
Bruce Martin
Edward Newell
Robert Poling
Sue Rosier
Donald Wonderly
Holly Hecock
Barbara Blanchard
Constance Crosby
Tod Gilford
Kari Kurtz
David Miller
Maisie Oliphant
Tim Palkovic
Barbara Vance
Lisette Ward
David Williams
Janet Lyman
Ann Strong
Society Names Banquet Head At Nativity Parish
The Altar and Rosary Society of Nativity Catholic Church appoints a banquet head and schedules a daughter banquet for May 8. A tea for the NOCW is set for Tuesday in church parlors as Rev. Frederick Dietz discusses New Orleans developments on Archbishop Joseph F. Rummel and segregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar and Rosary Society
Grange to meet Carlisle May 2 with charity plan
Carlisle Grange schedules a May 2 meeting and plans to send 30 dollars to Boys Village in Smithville. Members discuss community service and fundraising during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Carlisle Grange
Boys Village
Smithvile
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amherst Candymakers
Joseph Dechiaro
C.T
Thomas H. McCarthy James Abraham
Teret Baptist Church
Amherst Methodist Ciarcty
Church
Church of
Corie
Tenney Ave
Forest St. RM
Peal Evangelical
Lathrvan Chench
Central Deve
Arthur Deymin
Teneh
Amherst Church
William Single
First Ev United Brethren Church
St. Peter
Guy Moyer
Milan Ave
South Lake
L. G. Howard
Wordminster
Unites Presbyterian Church
Harold Fildey
Sr Hi
United Presbyterian
Frermquare Geapel Church
United Presbyterian Sr. Hi
Soath Amherst Fira Methediat Church
Robert Lauer
Jamesi Mitchell
Dorothy Gaminsh
Hugh McGarvey
Don Levy
Andrew Kumk
Girl Scout
By Irene Wearsch
Babes
Office of
Safety Service
Carl Wenrich
New York Central
Beaver Creek
Wenrich
C-T
Irene Wearsch
U. S. Automatic Corp
Amherst Forum Club
Avon
Cummings
OHS
Society
Grange
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