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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1957

Page

11

Amherst to use outside classrooms as 1,850 students start year

Amherst school officials say nine outside classrooms will host 1,850 students as the new high school builds. Seven new teachers bring total staff to 62 while grades two to four use sites like churches and a town hall. Some rooms still unassigned and a Lutheran Church space was denied.

Ambherst Gousha Board of Education Margaret Korka Mildred Guiselman Methodist Church Grace Morain Evangelical United Brethrems Church Dorothy Menz United Church of Christ E and R Ruth Hiltabidel Masonic Lodge Freida Refenning Town Hall Iva Smith Congregational Church Bera] Powers Grange Myron Mason Bertine Foster

Next Week's Events In Amherst

Amherst upcoming week events listed by day. Monday Fraternal Order of Eagles meets 8 p.m. at FOE Hall. Tuesday Village council 7:30 p.m. at town hall. Camera Club 7:30 p.m. at Tropic residence Jackson St. Pam day Eastern Stars 8 p.m. at Masonic Temple. American Legion 7:30 p.m. at Post. Thursday Golden Age Club 12:30 p.m. at 188 Beaver Ct. Lions Club 6:30 p.m. at St Peter United Church of Christ. Hickory Tree Grange 8 p.m. at Grange ball. Friday Board of Public Affairs 7:20 p.m. at 647 Park Ave.

Eastern Stars Masonic Temple American Legion Post Golden Age Club Beaver Ct Lions Club St. Peter Board of Public Affairs Park Ave Clarksfield Henry Ing Albert Haskins Clarksfield State Park White Joe Gar J Myron Sherrygood Myron' Thomas Tami Lucas busi|Allgoods Ness Haskins Mrs Esther Thomas Wikes Company Huron New London Booth Kelley Jay Foster Joanne Rumbaugh Elyria Foster John Brown Onie Russell and Grace William Pyse St. Peter United Church of Christ J. A. Wenner E. 4. Foster Pasor Congregational South Main St Elinor Galusha Merry Jane Fellowship Methodist Spring St M. Ray Smith L. G. Murphey Faith Baptist Milan Ave South Lake St L. G. Howard Howard Comstock A.m. Young

Amherst Car Theft Link Suspected

Amherst police connect the disappearance of a 1956 Ford with the recovery of a late model Buick found on Dewey Road after 12:35 a.m. The theft was reported at 10:50 p.m. from in front of the post office on Park Avenue. The recovered car owned by Lonnie Gray of Lorain shows no occupants or leads. A minor accident on South Main Street caused about $100 damage to a parked vehicle owned by Duane Clark.

Amherst Merrill O. Walker Pearl Park Ave Dewey Rd Lonnie Gray Eagle Ave Lorain South Main St Lee Leuszler North Main St Duane Clark Marion Ave Clark Auto Leuszler

Midview High Bans Jeans and Driving for Some Students

GRAFTON The Midview Board of Education adopted strict student dress rules for Midview High School and prohibited driving to school without special permission. The policy bans blue jeans for boys in grades nine through 12, while junior high and elementary boys are exempt.

Grafton Midview Board of Education Midview High School Chronicle-Telegram

Clevelander Fined $140 In Village

In Mayor's Court James H. Smith of Cleveland pleaded guilty to intoxication disturbing the peace and indecent exposure and was fined 140 dollars. James R. Maher also of Cleveland paid 50 dollars for similar charges Catherine Mawhinney of Cleveland paid 10 dollars for reckless operation. Raoul R. Chevallard of Summit forfeited his 15 dollar bond.

James H. Smith Clinton Ave Cleveland James R. Maher West 91St St Catherine Mawhinney I Midvale Ave Raoul R. Chevallard North Main St Summit

Avon Lake Presbyterians Elect Officers

Avon Lake Presbyterians chose officers at a recent meeting. The session includes Charles Loomis, Simon Fisher, J. M. McCullough, Charles Metcalf, Alan Moir, Eldon Myers, Paul Strane, with Rev. George Wolcott as moderator. Board of trustees: Pokorny, Botten, Holton, Parfitt, Skompf, Ronald Smith. Ralph Stafford is church treasurer. Edward Holton custodian.

Avon Lake Presbyterian Berrien Charles Loomis Simon Springs Mich I Fisher J. M. McCullough Charles Walcott Metcalf Alan Moir Eldon Myers Clyde Paul Strane George Wolcott Dutton James Connie Harper Robert Richard Rice Lward Holton Mountain Lakes N. J

Sewer Plant Work Near Completion In Amherst

Months of planning and work push Amherst village sanitary disposal plant toward completion as construction advances to the orecon mark.

Amherst

Church Building Plan Approved and Sewer Network Expansion

Amherst area church leaders press ahead with a $120,000 building program following council approval. Plans include partial fund-raising, a fellowship house, and sewer line work for Foster Park Leavitt Road and surrounding areas. A separate project outlines a $326,000 main-line system feeding a new disposal plant with grit removal and primary settling tanks.

Donald Bever South Shore Construction Co Amherst Evangelical Unitec Ou Brethren Church Council Foster Park R. E.leavitt Appel PIR Dad Cove Seaver Creek Foster Park Leavitt Rd

Golden Age Club Discusses Plains Building Progress

Golden Age Club members gathered at 188 Beaver Ct to hear updates on building plans. The Joseph Uhl Co. completes key digestor work while progress on digester piping and the syphon line continues. Club activities included cards and social time as Ralph Albright led the session.

Golden Age Club Amherst Alex Rados John Miller Fred Roemer Beaver Ct Bessie Avery Joseph Uhl Co Oldhouse Roger Au Ralph Co Albright Syphon

Amherst Schools Open Tuesday For Staff Briefing

Amherst schools will open Tuesday with a 1 p.m. start for students in the Amherst system. Staff will be organized into three sections: high schools, junior high and elementary. After a lunch break, personnel introductions will occur and remarks by local officials will follow. Dismissals are scheduled: elementary at 2:50 p.m. and high school at 3:45 p.m. Regular hours resume Wednesday September 9. Shuttle bus service from the Powells School to the high school and vice versa will run. Transportation will be provided to all outside classrooms.

Amherst Philadelphia Onc Isi Wenner Citi Zens Maxwell NEA

Fruehauf Girls Host Corn Roast at Avon Lake

Members of the Fruehauf Girls Club gathered at Mrs. Frank Lasso's Weber Road home Wednesday evening for a corn roast attended by 28 girls. Helpers included Mrs. Bernard Demsey, Mrs. Robert Thorman, Mrs. Walter Wasco, and Miss Magdalene Arts.

Avon Lake Fruehauf Girls Club Frank Lasso Weber Rd Lasso Bernard Demsey Robert Thorman Walter Wasco Magdalene Arts

Amherst Area Church Services and Meetings Schedule

Readable notices list multiple churches with weekly services and events. Rev Joseph A Lembach leads parish activities while affluent church groups, fellowships, circles, and youth programs schedule varied times from Monday through Sunday, including Bible study, prayers, picnics, and fish fry time slots across community venues.

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