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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1957
Page
9
The Amherst unit will be on Church Street near Park Avenue on August 9 from 12:30 PM to 8 PM and August 10 from 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM. Free X-rays for adults. children charged 50 cents.
Butch Koontz of Bedford PA received a startling souvenir when a meteor dropped about 20 feet from him as he looked toward the horizon on Wednesday. The event occurred in a rural setting and drew local curiosity.
The Huron County grand jury returned 17 indictments after hearing 10 witnesses. Six youths from Norwalk area face breaking and entering counts. Names include Lee Speer Jr and Robert Osborn among others. Hershall Burkhart faces four forgery counts. Joe Collins and James Pocock each charged with multiple breaking and entering counts and safekeeping offenses. All held in Ottawa County Jail awaiting hearings.
Walter G. Nord appointed chairman of the National Federation of Independent Business chapter in Amherst by Joseph Sanzo district manager NFIB. The NFIB is an independent group focused on legislation affecting small business.
An old Shetland pony on F. W. Ponto farm near Brookings is 35 years old. Three Ponto children, now married, rode the pony to school and back. The owner pondered selling the animal multiple times, but the children intervened each time.
Amherst village police report three persons arrested by the Turnpike Patrol and bonds posted here yesterday. Gerald Kipperle 27 Ida Michigan posted a 15 bond for following too closely. Richard Mills D Alene Idaho posted a 15 bond for speeding. David Wade 44 Huntington Woods Michigan posted a 15 bond for speeding.
Five members of the Congregational Church Women’s Fellowship met at the Amherst church to work on materials for rag rugs. Mrs. Howard Maegle said the group prepared fabric that will later be used in rug making.
Oberlin Grange announces its annual picnic this Sunday arranged by the committee led by Narold Behner. The event starts at 12 30 p m with Mr and Mrs John Seiger and Mr and Mrs Lee Wilder listed among organizers and donation helpers offering hot drinks cold beverages and refreshments.
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