Columbia School Plans For Opening Revealed
Columbia School announces opening details for 1957 58 with schedules and addresses for registration for grades 7 to 12 at the high school and kindergarten to sixth at the elementary site. Principal John Evanoff and staff listed. new five hour day rule noted. buses and cafeteria plans outlined. staff assignments include Gladys Harrington as elementary principal and multiple teachers across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys K. Harrington
Elise Eubel Bair
Julia Mac Britton
Dorothy D. Gates
Bernice Grills
Hazel Dennis
Lydia Moore
Marjorie Partter
Martha Davidson Moran
Margaret Wadsdell
Myra
Miriam Allison
Shirley Grovey
Bernice Westfall
Louise Wood
Mary Beebe
Dorothy Betts
John Raber
Herman Denglar
Herbert Stadden
Roy Dettman
Harry Stinchcomb
Basil Reynolds
Ray Berger
Maynard Cartwright
Chalmer Betts
Emery Klooz
Paul Brown
Leonard Olsen
Anthony Andrews
Births and gatherings fill Sullivan social pages
Mr and Mrs J B Young announce the birth of a daughter Cherie Lynn at New London hospital with relatives including Mr and Mrs Ed Ringler and great grandparents Mr and Mrs George Shenk Rosch. Other births noted include Cynthia Lee in Washington DC and Harland Earl, a son for Alvin Keener. Community events cover church meetings, picnics, visitors from Michigan and New York, health updates, and plans for church kitchen cupboards and a September sale dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean, Keener
Joe Shenk
Marion
Washington D. C
Walter Reed Hospital
Cynthia Lee
Alvin Keener
Polk
Harland Earl
Alen Ashe
Samaritan Hospital
Hettie Past
Skinner
Homerville
Delbert Smith
Michigan
Mrs. Smith
Tara
Debra
Stanley Smith
Wellington
Tanya
Tridance
Ladies of the Christian Church
Nedra Keener
Roger Rumbaugh
John Ringler
Vada Ray
Vale
Ringler
Edith
Aubrey Ringler
Thudium
von Cole
Harry Dakin
Phileas Dakin
Bert Homes
Grand Rapids
Bill Dakin
Holly Sue
Burbank
Harold Dakin
New York
Sullivan
May Taylor
Taylor
Brecksville
Fellowship
The
Congregational Church
Merl Bryner
Davis
Royal Stark
Birmingham Club Fair Winners Announced
Ridgeville Vet's Auxiliary held a carve your way party for its regular meeting with members in attendance. Mrs Charles Stuart led the session with reports by Mrs Thomas Born and Mrs Gilbert Corniah. The annual family picnic is postponed one week and will be a tureen picnic at Mastick Park Sunday at 4 p.m. Mrs Alfred Krueger was named chair for contests with Mrs Tom Born assisting. Joseph Cole announced the fall project of selling peanut brittle candy and hand milt potholders. A bake sale is planned Sept 7 from 9 am to 1 pm at the Alovta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stuart
Thomas Born
Gilbert Corniah
Mastick Park
Alfred Krueger
Chaiman
Tom Born
Josept. Cole
Ways and Means
Alovta
Showdown Postponed On Welfare Director
Lorain County Common Pleas Court will hear a mandamus challenge Aug 29 over Lorain Welfare Director Gerard Prinz’s residency and pay. Auditor Frank Ayres withheld Prinz’s $420 monthly salary starting Aug 1 after a state examiner found the appointment illegal for not being a Lorain County resident. Prinz, with County Prosecutor Mikus, filed the suit to compel salary payment. former County Prosecutor Wickens represents Ayres. The examiner’s report says Prinz’s residence was not Lorain County at appointment and is not now, as his family lives in Stow and he rooms in Elyria while his home is for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Lorain
Gerard Prinz
Frank Ayres
LeRoy Kelly
Ayres
Prinz
Lorain County
Paul J. Mikus
William G. Wickens
Dunn
Elyria
Stow
Ohio
County Rejects Two Requisitions Over Single Bid
County commissioners halted two purchase requests from the Juvenile Court and the clerk of courts after finding only one bid was received. The Juvenile Court sought two desks and a chair for 35283 dollars from a single supplier, while the clerk of courts asked for a steel counter at 3779.67 dollars from one bidder. Commissioner Dunn objected. President Thompson ordered the requisitions held until at least one more bid is submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juvenile Court
Clerk of Courts
Oscar G. Dunn
J. Norman Thompson
Minhl
Cub Scout Pack Holds Annual Beach Party
Amherst Cub Scout Pack 393 hosts its annual beach party with games, crafts, and group photos, inviting families to join at the lakeside pavilion this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub
Amherst
Berlin Heights Community Happenings And Reunions
Berlin Heights reports include Reverend James Carey flown home after six weeks at Hahnemann Hospital Philadelphia for heart surgery. Church services led by Dr Beebe. Local clubs hold meetings and plan August events at Huronia Beach. Berlin Heights High School 1936 class reunion noted with several attendees from nearby towns. A miscellaneous shower honors Janice Thompson. Upcoming events list a free fish fry for Farmers and Hunters Conservation Club members and a teen record hop at K of P Hall. Families attend showers, visits, and leave notes about relatives, with travels to Puerto Rico and Cleveland Heights mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carey
Methodist Church
Hahnemann Hospital
Philadelphia
Beebe
Sandave
Berlin Heights
Rosie
Rachel
Bristol
Watter Hartman
Mason
Pastas Hama
William Daugherty
Otis Lewis
Dick Brown
Tom Hinman
Huronia Beach
Clasa
Berlin Heights High School
Huron J. Park
Joseph Burke
Catherine Behnke
Elizabeth
N. J
Ivan Smith
Eleanor Hoffman
Sharon
Denise
Leonard Gasek
Lucy Fletcher
Fred H. Host
Josephine Fly
Sherry
Billy
Becky
Hollis Burke
Elva Phillips
Russell Doerner
June Baxter
Milan
Lee F. Hillis
Alice Nichols
Ned Ricky
Gary
Martha Ott
Janice Thompson
Ott
Norwalk
Harry Thompson
Joe Groaswiler
Charles Carsten
Wesley Wilcox
Jean Hohl
K of P Hall
Kinner Arrangers and Tatrl
Brownhelm Briefs and Garden Club Flower Show Plans
Brownhelm correspondent reports Mrs. Ann Miller hosts a steak roast Saturday at Mrs. Daub's Vermilion home. Berlin Heights Garden Club to stage annual flower show on Labor Day in Berlin Heights school auditorium. Mrs. Karl Hummchairs, details to follow. Also notes Pvt Frank A Leimeister, son of Mrs. Ada Leimeister, completed basic training at Ft Knox, with six month RFA program. local ties to Berlin Local School. Socials mention gatherings of the Ellis, Bristol, Russ, Leimbach, and Bristol families in Parma Birmingham and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Husban
Army iPvt
Frank A. Leimeister
Ada Leimeister
R.D. 2
Huron
Reserve Forces Act
Ft. Knox
RFA
Army Reserve
National Guard
Leimeister
Berlin
Richard Ellis
Parma
Rex Bristol
Becky
J? Russ
Birmingham
Gale Leim
Bach
R. E. Bristol
Reta
Frontier Week ends with praise for village police work
Amherst village police held a wiener roast and beach party to honor officers for their Frontier Week work. Mayor Koontz praised the department's performance, noting few incidents and strong efficiency during the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
Amherst — Village
Pack
Beaver Park
George Pastrow
Jack Koontz
China
Paul Pikey
Cedar Point
Past
Arthur Northeim
Herbert Brendeis
Alfred]ment
Ralph Albright
Ora Baxter
Nabakowski
Edna Porting
Ray Sprague
Vie
Schmaak
Henry Leim
Central School
Departmentsbach
George Ruth
Ray Fairchild
Edna Port
New York
Cleveland
North Olmsted Schools ready for new year enrollment up over last year
North Olmsted City Schools plan to begin the upcoming school year September 4 with about 2,500 students, an increase of over 200 from last year, and a staff of 91 teachers. Kindergarten enrollment has reached 370, prompting an additional session. buses will drop only younger children within a mile of buildings. new additions to the high school are nearing occupancy. Registration for new pupils is August 28 and 29, with faculty meetings on September 3 and a teacher luncheon hosted by the PTA. Christopher Milan Nestor is born to Mr and Mrs Paul Nestor of Clyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted
North Olmsted City
K. E. Lower
Schol
Parent-Teacher Association of North Olmsted
Nestors
New London
Paul Nestor
Clyde
Memorial Hospital
Christopher Milan
Nestor
Clarksfield
University of Arizona
Ures
Patrolmen Arrest Two Pike Drivers
At 8 p m Sunday state patrolmen arrested two drivers for speeding on Rt 57 after spotting two cars in southbound lanes preparing to drag race. The vehicles reached about 65 mph before being stopped. Suspects were Gary P Neffinger of 350 Hawthorne St and Arthur J Weber of 1722 Washington Ave. Weber pled guilty yesterday to reckless driving, was fined 50 and costs, and had his license suspended six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt. 57
Gary P. Neffinger
Hawthorne St
Arthur J., Weber
Washington Ave
Weber
Project B Interest Rate Will Be High
City Auditor Ellsworth Albert warned homeowners about choosing between a lump sum Project B special assessment due by early September or a 10 year payment plan. He estimated the 1 year pay option costs at 4 to 6 percent, possibly higher, and noted bonds will run 4 to 5 percent with an extra 2 percent county collection cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth Albert
Albert
Seven Area Cows Complete Records
Seven area dairy farms show top Holstein records under the Herd Improvement Registry. Bedebe Kay Inka of Wellington produced 15 018 pounds of milk and 441 pounds butterfat. Walnut Rest Enchanter Barked of Las Grange 15 105 pounds milk and 660 butterfat. Grafton Ormsby Vale King of Grafton State Farm 15 988 milk and 633 butterfat. Denholm Successor Molly Fayne of Valley City 14 688 milk and 535 butterfat. Crescent Hill Inka Fayne of Sullivan 13 982 milk and 495 butterfat. Bess Burke Carnation Beauty of Wellington 14 240 milk and 501 butterfat. Burke Nadine Lyons of Elyria 15 960 milk and 555 butterfat. Ohio State University with the National Holstein organization supervised the weighing and testing as part of the Herd Improvement Registry. All cows are registered Holsteins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holsteine Friesian Association of America
Bedebe Kay Inka
Mercedes
T. H. Breyley
Welllington
Walnut Rest Enchanter
Denham Bros
Las Grange
Mike
Grafton
Ormsby Vale
Grafton State Farm
Denholm
Molly Fayne
Emil Jochum
Valley City
Crescent Hill
Inka Fayne
E. G. Klooz and Sons
Sullivan
Ohio State University
National Holstein Organization
New London Man Fined, Will Appeal
Robert Brehm of New London was fined $15 and costs by Mayor Ralph Gray after running a red light on Aug 10 while rushing James Clem to Allen Hospital in Oberlin. He plans to appeal. William Hurd of 224 Barker St was fined $15 and costs for the red light violation and $15 for excessive speed during the incident. a Wellington cruiser then struck Hurd’s car as it pulled over, sending it into a ditch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Robert Brehm
New London
Ralph Gray
Brehm
James Clem
John St
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Clem
Gray
William Hurd
Barker St
Hurd
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Columbiaj
John Evanoff
Clyde A. Grills
Frank Chambers
Pat James Nagle
Edith Pils
Inclu
Albert Groves Jr
Prinipal
New Story
Civica
Mary San- Pupliz
Frank Martin
Ucation
David
M. Petrella
Frank G. Homan
Edna M. Nied
Schropp
Edman E. Bolen
Pha Mae Enhnal
Sean
Aw Gu Yeu
Dorothy Gates
Baptist Church
John Mae Britton
Town Hall
Columbia School
E. F. Litzenburg
Eva McAdoo Sullivan
Modern
UTO
Phil Majorca Insurance Agency
Elyria Savings & Trust
Fairtax
Murbach Coal
W. Bridge
Fairfax
Jegin
Elyria High School
Great Lakes
U. S. Navy
Ronald L. McPherson
KR. C. McPherson
Cambridge Ave
Gary Neffenger
Peter Ferraro
Carl Nefsenger
Butternut Ridge
Ridgeville
Flytty
Vaa Penne
Janet Watt
Geroy
Sharlee Thomas
Gilvam
Bert Cornish
Erie County
Joan Dusky
Clary
Donald Scott
Clarence Johannsen
Falinne
Hadaways
Poor Joan Johannsen
Ruth Ann Johannsen
Kay Johannsen
Thomas Crawford
George Phillips
Cole Zobel
Cletus Witter
Neil. Herchler
Maurice Bilby
Virginia Sterrett
Joan Clary
Carole Bilby
Columbus
Dave Daley
Linda Brewer
Donna Schott
Juaneta Call
Margaret Tomlinson
Donna Weeks
Brenda Tomlinson
Joan Berkmeyer
Sandra Bell
Barbara Baker
Roberta Bruno
Jane Peasley
Bonnie Brewer
Edwina Howe
Sendra Sprunk
Vicky Wilbur
Karen Poyer
Marian Ward
Patty Daley
Hope Krebs
Mary Snider
Bonnie Barefoot
Esther Kelm
Booth
Margaret Parker
Freezing
Susan Bell
Canning
Janet Watson
James Jones
Jimmie and
Lynn
Pring Way
Betty Hinman
Hgts
Lillian Brown
Ramey Air Force Base
Puerto Rico
Harold Barnes
Betty
Robert Howat
Rosella Barnes
Logan
F. F., Hinman
Ted Sieffert
Cleveland Heights
Pam Hinman
Siefert
Kenneth Hahn
Ft. Polk
Knott
Elaine
Howard Hil
Dwight Howard
Helen Ann Howard
Newark
Ann Hill
Brownhelm
Ann Miller
North Ridge Fd
RD 2
Lakeview Park
Marian Mathers
Mathers
Bermuda
Mattie Parker
Mayme Frederick
Mae Huene
Archie McDowell
Anilfirs
Elmer Love
George Baird
Farm Bureau Council
A. J. Cooper
Paul
Ortman
Patsy McQueen
Farm Bureau
Meade Petty
Hayes Whittlesey
Ed Cooper
William McQueen
Patsy
Nem
Just-a-Mere
Regencies Restaurant
Sandusky
N. Olmsted
Chronicle- Telegram
E. S
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E. S. T. Time
Etyka Savings & Trust Co
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