Budget approved for South Amherst schools in 1957
The Board of Education at South Amherst approved a 1957 budget totaling 295 580 with a 135 580 current appropriation. It raises teachers salaries to 387 080 and sets bond retirement at 29 128. Receipts expect 5 203 06 balance in January and 71 644 94 in property taxes. The plan shows administration 1 895, instruction 97 080, libraries 600, transportation 2 630 and other expenses 12 525. Sunday services at St. John Evangelical begin 10 am with worship at 11 am and youth group at 7 30 pm.
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South Amherst
Board of Education
Elizabeth Rolli
Goodwill
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed
School Foundation
Church School
Leland Howard
Grasa Vier
Amherst art Churches Faith Baptist
Faith Baptist Church in Amherst hosts a community art event featuring works from local artists and church members. The exhibit aims to showcase church and community collaboration, with donations supporting local outreach programs.
Area Motorists Are Charged In 2 Accidents
Police report two separate crashes on area streets. Edward M. Klein, 56, of Cleveland Street, struck a steel light pole on Lodi Street bridge after being crowded by a passing vehicle and was charged with failure to control. Damage to his car about 100 dollars. Arnelt W. Crites, 28, hauling into a driveway on Yorkshire Street, hit a truck driven by Alton J. Sehriner, 37, and was cited for improper backing in Municipal Court.
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Lodi St. Bridge
Edward M. Kiein
Cleveland St
Klein
Elyria Municipals Court
Yorkshire St
Arnelt W. Crites
R. D
Oberlin Rd
Oberlin
Alton J. Sehriner
Fairlawn Ave
Crites
Sehriner
FIX IT YOURSELF By HUBBARD COBE YOUR Handy Man
Home repair tips cover oven vent purpose and dangers from plugged vents. Includes practical guidance on gluing concrete mixing timing, cutting glass, plaster wall drilling, window box copper lining, and sealing window screen gaps. Also lists church service times and a youth trio.
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Hubbard
Patches Missing From Convertible Top
Police eye patches on a convertible top tied to Richard Hoose of 328 Fourth St. Two large patches measuring six by twelve inches and six by eight inches were cut from the car while Hoose was away. Residents saw the vehicle behind the building and reported the slashed top with a 0 lire value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hoose
Fourth St
Hoose
Carlisle Grange Adopts Resolution on Parental Responsibility
Carlisle Grange approved a resolution urging parental responsibility for their children's delinquency and plans to send it to Pomona Grange. Members hosted 80 visitors from Apple Creek, with David Peters receiving first and second degrees. Frederick and Mrs. Eppley named couple of the year. Ridge Line Addettes Club led a program of sewing, baking powder biscuit demos, rabbit care, and tomato packing.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Grange
Pomona Grange
Apple Creek
David Peters
Frederick Eppley
Ridge Line Aggreettes LH Club
Wayne Balls
Edward Linsky
Milton Lamoreaux
Ardith Johnson
Archie Hahn
Mary Hahn
Amherst Girl Struck By Bike in Neighborhood Incident
Bernadette Mulder, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Mulder of Hamilton Street, was struck by a bicycle yesterday morning about 10 30. The impact cut her left ankle and caused abrasions to the left arm, requiring seven stitches. The boy riding the bicycle was visiting a neighbor’s house at the time.
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Amherst
Bernadette Mulder
Ber’ Nard Mulder
Hamilton St
Lee
Prayer Circle Gathered for Luncheon at Wilson Home
Mrs. Harry Brucker presided over a Wednesday meeting held at Mrs. Thad Wilson’s Birmingham home. Fifteen members and two guests shared a tureen piene lunch on the porch, with scripture read by Mrs. Kenneth Jones and poems read by Margaretha Schieder and Mrs. Paul Gamok.
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Harry Brucker
Thad Wilson
Birmingham
Wilson
Kenneth Jones
Margaretha. Schieider
Paul Gamok
Miss Schneider
Nick Krebs
Lilly
Switzerland
Quarry Rd
Albert Wragg
Amherst teen crafts wooden guns and furniture in yard displays
Richard Hergina, 19, of Leavitt Road near Amherst, is a hobby gunsmith who makes detailed wooden replicas of firearms and other wooden items. Since ages from 12 he has built toys, a stage coach, a Luger replica with a removable wooden grip, and assorted furniture, selling pieces to fund materials while moving homes frequently.
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Richard Herginu
Leavitt Rd
Chronicle-Telegram
Amherst
Richard Hergina
Sherlock Holmes
Hergina
Richard
Frank
Norman
Sout Agnherst Pyre
Hichard
Amily J
Nev ‘Nave Neen
Pitchard
Clearview
South Amherst
Michigan
Hack
Oberlin
Copies of C T Photos Available
Chronicle-Telegram staff photographs printed in the paper can be ordered as reprints. Orders must be placed within 10 days of publication. Send date, copy count, full photo description, and mailing address to Reprint Desk Elyria Ohio with $1 per print.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Reprint Desk
Elyria
Ohio
Ohio State Fair Promised Bigger, Opens Aug 24 31
The Ohio State Fair, with a new youth center and refreshed exhibits, opens Friday August 24 and runs through August 31. A dedicated Youth Day marks the center’s debut. Investments total $110000 in prizes plus $37000 for horse show prizes, with expanded farm equipment displays and dozens of top acts including Roy Rogers and Pat Boone. Gates run 9 AM to 9 PM daily. adult admission 75 cents, under 12 free with an adult.
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Sam C. Cashonan
Cashmin
Breeders Gazette
D. Robert Jones
Neil Milner
Leesburg
Far
Sam C. Cashman
Roy Rogers
Western Gang
Red Foley
Pat
Boone
Art Mooney
Rogers
Lux
Dale Evans
Trigger
Roger
Iack
Pat Brady
Jeep Nellybelle
Ozark
South Amherst hires and resignations shake staff
South Amherst School Superintendent T C Simpson faced four resignations after 24 hours, with Mrs Helen Zeigman leaving due to eyesight, LeRoy Collier moving to New London, and Anthony de Nader exiting for Berea. New hire Margaret Weltzheimer joins third grade, while the district signs a lease with the American Legion for two first grade rooms.
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South Amherst
T. C.simpson
Helen Zeigman
Anthony de Nader
Nader
Margaret Weltzheimer
Oberlin
Weltzheimer
West High School
Akron
Western College
The
American Legion
Legion
Simpson
Valpariso shuts down student furniture plant experiment
Valpariso University president Dr. O P Kretzmann announced the discontinuance of an industry education cooperation experiment. Paul H Brandt led the project and operated a universitymanned furniture plant in Valpariso that produced outdoor picnic furniture. Heavily invested, the plant will not operate next year as results did not justify the effort.
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Valpariso
Ind
O. P. Kretzmann
Valpariso University
Paul H. Brandt
Volumnus
Fort Worth
Texas
Kretzmann
Brandt
Branco Corporation
University
Sewing Projects of Eaton 44 Club Judged
Lois Simonds judged Eaton 44 Club sewing projects as two members and three guests, Mrs. Robert Ross, Lynnette Ross, and Janet Stokes, attended the Eaton Jr Miss Amanea 44 Club meeting Thursday. A wiener roast followed the business session.
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EATON
Lois Simonds
County Extension Home
Robert Ross
Lynnette Ross
Janet Stokes
Eaton Jr
Miss Amanea 44
Boosters Continue Field Work for Tinian High School
SOUTH AMHERST Booster Club members met to plan weekly gatherings until the athletic field is ready for Tinian football with bleachers. Wiring, fixtures, and footer digs for stands are underway. Jack Law leads the contribution drive and volunteers, with Fred Greenich presiding at the next 8 p.m. meeting at the school.
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South Amherst
Jack Law
Fred Greenich
Local Families Attend Numerous Visits and a Wedding
Kipton area families travel to Florida and Georgia visiting relatives in West Palm Beach Savannah and Savarnnah. The Overton family reunion gathers at Lake Shore Park Ashtabula with multiple attendees. Post reunion visits include Maple Heights and Detroit. The Scott Joy wedding concludes the social itinerary as Mrs Fannie Kurtz and Mrs Minnie Warren return home.
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Clara Jackson
Myra Whitney
Maple Heights
Fred Lewis
Gifford Ra
Delores du Bois
Savannah
Francis Lewis Sr
Richard Gilbert
Shelby
Rollie Jackson
Jack Short
Susan
Detroit
Fannie Kurtz
Ashtabula
Minnie Warren
Syracuse
N. Y
Hardy Scott
Morris Scott
Scott- Joy
Ridgeline 4-H Club To Sponsor Ice Cream Social
Ridgeline 4 H Club plans an ice cream social at the 411 Center on Telegraph Road tonight after a meeting at Mrs Wayne Balls home. 21 members and a guest attended as Mrs Fred Eppley distributed county fair passes and announced the fair booth committee including Barbara Boyd Diane Cook Les Mickey Jeanne Acomb Jayne Schlechter and Elizabeth Godhour.
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Telegraph Rd
Ridgeline
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June
Alexander
Franklin Ave
Amherstart
Faith Baptist
Methodist
M. Ray Smith
First Evang
United Brethren
Richard Appel
Beverly Sprague
Lauretta Borowicz
Donna Northeim
Wil Ying
St. Joseph’s Catholic
Joseph Lembach
St. Paul’s Evang. Lutheran
Arthur Dey
Emerson Emke
Ralph Albright
St. Peter's Evang. and Reformed
Jerome Wenner
Dr. Hat
Wlold Smith
Carlisle Grange OK
the Chronicle-Telegram
Sliman
DODGE
We Amherst Furniture
Church St
Amherst, Ohio
Area ‘Gunsmith
Ace Model Maker
C-T
Craveford Ice Cream Co
Elyria Dairies
Supt
Tulk
Eaton 44 Club
Boosters
Kipton
Misa Frances Perkins Kipton
Ridgeline 4-H Club
Emmerich
Oxygen
Se Amana
Amana
Jackson and Franklin Sts
Amherst Cold Storage Co
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