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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1954

Page

6

Youth Center to Organize Class B Baseball Team

SOUTH AMHERST youths meet at Tulk Field on May 1 at 2 pm as seventh through twelfth graders in the Center’s area are invited to join a new Class B baseball team. A public dance is planned for May 29 at the hall to celebrate the season climax. The Center will be open Wednesday evenings in May and on all Saturdays except the first. The Hospital Auxiliary holds a rummage sale at the town hall today and tomorrow with a wide variety of items for residents to inspect.

South Amherst Ganize Satur Tulk Field Amherst

Two Chosen For Buckeye State

Amherst selects David Drake Bill McLoda and James Latran for Boys State at Camp Perry. The juniors were picked for scholarship interest in history and government and potential leadership gains upon return to school near Sear. Bill is vice president, David is treasurer, James serves on student council.

Amherst David Drake James Drake Middle Ridge Rd Bill McLoda John McLoda Cleveland Ave James Latran Bertha Latran Camp Perry Sear Bill David James

New Children Ward To Be Open This Saturday and Sunday

AMHERST The Amherst Hospital will open its new children ward for public inspection on Saturday and Sunday May 1 and 2. The ward adds five beds to the present 28 and features two rooms with an adjoining bath, segregated from the rest of the hospital. Hours are 2 to 4 PM and 7 to 9 PM. The hospital now has 18 beds for general service, with 10 for maternity and five or six for children, a fully equipped lab and X-ray department, and a complete staff including nurses and a superintendent.

Amherst Amherst Hospital Conrad Zitch Zilch

Summer Round Up Slated For May 4

SOUTH AMHERST The annual summer round up of children who will start school next September will be held at the school on Tuesday May 4 at 1 p m The age limit for starting school has been set back to the former date six years of age by December 31 1954 for this year only Mothers are asked to bring the child birth certificate or baptismal record as proof of age.

South Amherst

Music Festival Set For May 7 at Central High School

AMHERST The twelfth annual school instrumental department music festival, sponsored by the band Mothers organization, will be held Friday evening May 7 at 8 pm in Central High School. Fourth grade flutophone classes perform Faith of Our Fathers Bicycle Built for Two and the Marine Hymn. Powers elementary fifth graders play Allegiance Pierrette Alert and Onward. The callet band Junior high performs Flyer Neptune Song of the Rose and Promotion. The senior concert band closes with To Look Sharp Festival Overture Interlude Trumpet Tune Gavotte Annie Get Your Gun The Girl in Latin and Americans We.

Amherst Band Mothers Organization Central High School Powers Elementary Ifth Pierrette Callet

Band Mothers And PTA Plan Project For May 11 Banquet

Band Mothers and PTA in SOUTH AMHERST organize a banquet at South Amherst School on May 11. Committees to be formed later. They approved purchasing six music stands for the band and reviewed the recent Band Festival. The group meets again on Wednesday evening May 19 at 7 30 at the school.

South Amherst PTA

Amherst Births and Dismissals Notice

April 29 announces a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs Dearl Young of Vermilion. Edith Hutton admitted in Amherst. Dismissals include Mrs Yerby Land and daughter, Amherst, and baby boy Brennen of Lorain.

Amherst Dearl Young Edith Hutton Yerby Land Brennen Lorain

Amherst Newsboy Kenny Shinsky Delivers Chronicle-Telegram

Kenny Shinsky an Amherst 18 year old newsboy delivers for about four years serving 42 customers on his route. He plans college, saves earnings, and enjoys meeting customers. Born January 9 1941 in Amherst he has a brother Jerry and sister Charlene and attends Amherst Central School excelling in sports and mathematics.

Amherst Kenny Shinsky Anthony Shinsky Long St Chronicle-Telegram Kenny Jerry Charlene Amherst Central School Chronicle- Telegram

Cub Scouts Visit Amherst Police Station

Police Chief William Vinning gave a tour of the Amherst police office and jail to Cub Scout Den of Brownhelm. Attendees included Mrs Kuburcik den mother John Kuburcik David Marty Billy Brandau David Love Doug Brucker and Leonard Kuburik.

Amherst William Vinning Cub Scout den Brownhelm Kuburcik Den John Kuburcik David Marty Billy Brandau David Love Doug Brucker Cubs Leonard Kubureik

Amherst Furniture celebrates 41st anniversary event

Amherst The Amherst Furniture Company marks its 41st anniversary with a two week sale from May first to May fifteenth. The business, originally founded by Conrad Zilch and Adam Baetz, recounts its early location on Park Ave.

Amherst Amherst Furniture Company Conrad Zilch Adam Baetz Park Ave

Local firm moves to new Church Street location in 1917

In 1917 the business relocated to a different site on Church Street and has remained there since. The present manager is Franklin L. Moebius, a member of the family that owns the company.

Church St Franklin L. Moebius

Hill Billy Hop At Hillcrest School Friday Evening

The Hill Billy Hop sponsored by the Student Council will be held at the school auditorium on Friday evening April 30 from 8 to 12. Open to the public, all proceeds go to school needs. Music by Highland Two Plus One. Mrs Harriet Simpson council advisor in charge.

South Amherst Harriet Simpson

Amherst men sworn as auxiliary policemen

Richard J. Starr of 749 Cleveland Ave and George DeVinitz of 140 Brandt Ave were sworn in as auxiliary policemen last night by Mayor Fred Hogrefe in Amherst.

Amherst Richard J. Starr Cleveland Ave George DeVinitz Brandt Ave Fred Hogrefe

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