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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1959
Page
14
Churches in Amherst schedule festive Christmas programs across denominations. Foursome Gospel and Congregational venues host carols, pageants, and sermons with youth groups performing. St Joseph Catholic plans carols and Masses. Faith Baptist, EUB, Westminaster, and St Paul Lutheran join in services and special Christmas offerings.
Amherst held a two hour public open house at town hall to celebrate a remodeled assembly room. The project modernizes the dirt floor garage space with off duty officers and Emergency Police Unit members supplying labor and local donors funding most materials. The room will host village meetings and dinners.
The Ohio Supreme Court refused to hear Dick Carvey's appeal challenging a 510.03 monthly alimony grant to his estranged wife Vivian. She was awarded $220 monthly until full payment, along with the house, household effects, and the family car. Children Sendra and Candice were ordered placed.
Albert J Feivo of Reed City Michigan becomes Willard’s first city manager under the new charter government. Council selected him from 58 applicants after two months as Reed City’s city manager and ten years in municipal administration. He will be paid 9000 dollars annually with moving expenses reimbursed.
Dennis Reynolds, 22, an insurance salesman from Walsall England, was fined $8 on Wednesday for his third conviction of riding his motorcycle without insurance.
Census tabulations show Amherst Township has the most farmer losses in the county with two farmers giving up farming over five years. Eaton and Brownhelm Townships follow as the next biggest losses at 68 each.
New York board chairman Hugh H. Chishokn of the Oxford Paper Co. died unexpectedly at age 73 in his skyscraper office Wednesday while at work.
Robert Linder a senior at Oberlin Graduate School of Theology will preach at the Brownhelm Congregational Church Sunday morning in Rev Lobell Bennett's absence. The church annual meeting is set for Jan 3 at 12 p m with a potluck dinner preceding.
Elyria area news briefs dated Thursday December 24 1989 cover local events and notices with concise items. The page lists municipal updates and community notes from Elyria Ohio and surrounding areas.
Amherst board rejects a May bond issue to fund a new addition to Maran L. Steele High School. Lack of money and debt limits halt plans for gym, auditorium, and music rooms, delaying facilities that affect athletics, events, and band practice. Teacher raises approved and parking study set with council. Resignations include two teachers and a custodian.
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