Amherst Fete Features SPEBSQSA Singers And Civil War Day
Amherst festival draws about 1,500 to South Main Street for ice cream and cake as SPEBSQSA barbershop quartets from Elyria and Lorain perform. An auction of new merchandise and cannon firing by the Ohio Volunteer Infantry Civil War group highlight the evening, with drill team demos and a 1860 artillery firings on the Eagles lawn.
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South Main St
Elyria
Lorain
Spebsqsa
South Main Stand
Park Ave
Park
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Amherst Merchants
Town Hall
OVI Union Blue
Eagies
Amherst to War on Downspouts and Lights
Amherst officials push removal of all downspouts from village sanitary sewers by August 15 and authorize the BPA to inspect and remove noncompliant connections. Council also seeks three more street lights at St Joseph Church grounds and notes past delays on four lights authorized in 1958.
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Amherst
Board of Public Affairs
Council
St Joseph Church
Elvira Ave
Middle Ridge Rd
Terra Lane
Birch Lane
Woodhill Acres
Vermilion Board Deliberates Immunization Policy and Openings
Vermilion Local Board of Education awaits Erie County Board of Education guidance on the new state compulsory immunization law while urging parents to immunize children before the September start. The district plans no mass program and will provide free workbooks through high school. New staff appointments include Martha Coleman for junior high and Merna Livermore for sixth grade. Irene Gornek resigns as bus driver. Charles Tansey named school secretary.
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Vermilion
Vermilion Local Board of Education
Erie Countty Board of Education and Health Department
Martha Coleman
Merna Livermore
Elyria
iMrs Coleman
Bethel College
Memphis State
Nara
Miss Livermore
Baldwin Wallace College
Irene Gornek
Charles Tansey
Oberlin honors 90 study abroad award recipients
Oberlin College announces 90 students awarded Fulbright and Austrian government grants for study abroad in 1959 60. Names include mathematics education Sally A VeCennell and linguist Naomi Ross among scholars at Goettingen Darmstadt Berlin Cambridge and other institutions. Several hold Woodrow Wilson fellowships and a few cannot accept due to commitments at Willoughby public schools.
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DPI Pm
Oberlin
Fulbright
Fulbrecht
Siudy
Anme
L Laver
Brett
Mathematics
Ceorge H August
Goettingen
Ann le Mensendirk Mich Pont
Educational Methods
Aufbau Gyimnasum Schuldorf
Berestrasse
Techneal Institute
Darmstadt Termam
Sally
VeCennell Fur Lawn
Garton College Tunersity
Cambridge
England
Vrs
Mary Frances Poss Vallen
Corgan Mic
Institate For Music
Berlin
Germany
Freeman Dankstrapendien
Fields of Studs
Marvin R Bhekenstaff
Nampa Idaho
Naomi Ross
South Bend
Induropean History
Ria A Spangler
West Chester
Igrantey
Francisco Howard
iCliaton
Mass
Laurer
McConnell Laiso
Woodrow Wilson
Dees
Susan M Klingaman
Larchmont
Nny
iMensenchiek
Willoughby Ghio
Joseph R. Reichard
Pulbright
Oberlin College
Ober
Keystone Booster Projects Set
Keystone Booster Club members met at the William Forbush home with Max Smith as president to discuss the Athlete Field project and funding. Elvna Vestinghouse Corp linked to heating, materials bought for field and track work, and a Sept 18 football game event fundraiser planned.
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LaGrange
AL Fatz
Lawrence Sooy
al Fav
Dale Wise
Booster Club
Lenn Brassee
Herbert Pycraft
Glenn Buswell
Robert Rowlands
Spitger Lansing
Bud Baswet
Conrad Yar Oy
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Cessna
North
Eaton
The
Chronicle
Barber Shop
Amherst Village Square
Paul Brown
Harold Jackel
Ken Oswald
Nate Kerthot
CT Phole
Goodyear
Goodfsyear Tre
Comas
Amarica
Plymouth
Ford
Chevrolet
Bayons
Blackwalls
Goodyear Service
Broad and
East Avenue
Fairfax
Blycla, Ohie
Harry Brown Motors
Middle Avenue
Okie
Lawson Atlantic
Grafton, Ohio
Cliff Wright
SHELL
Bell Avenue
Fairtan
DON Miller
Lake Avenue
Bond Street
Kyrie
Ohio
Pati
Amherstonians
WOK Ice Cream Social
Henry Gordon
BPA
Gordon
Board In Dark
Keystone
Wellington
CASH
Dale
M. Nell
Grand-ay
Lorain Co. Agri
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