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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1954

Page

4

Sandstone used at Petra highlights ancient craft

A Chronicle Telegram feature explains sandstone’s enduring beauty and utility from Petra near Jerusalem to modern buildings. It notes rose tinted stone's durability, the unfinished tombs, and the amphitheater cut from rock, praising sandstone as the premier building material across eras and predicting increased Berea sandstone output from Cleveland Quarries in Amherst area.

City of Petra Jerusalem Egypt Greece Rome Petra Edom Isaiah Mt. Edom Cleveland Ambherst and Vicinity Berea Chronicle-Telegram Cleveland Quarries Company Mabelle Dickinson South Amherst Amherst South

Amherst PTA Fun Night set for February 19 at Central High

Amherst Parents Teachers Association announces the annual Fun and Frolic Night at Central High School auditorium on February 19 starting 7 p.m. Activities include booths, sound cartoons by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Alexander, cotton candy, four skill game booths, fish pond, ring toss, white elephants and a country store. Each grade runs a booth with adult chairpersons. room mothers handle decorations. kindergarten to seventh grade feature prizes and special activities.

Amherst Amherst Parent- Teacher Association Central High School Kenneth Alexander Ralph Meckley Paul R. Cregar John Carter William Habant William Fullar Joseph Huber Albert Werner Clyde. Bang B. J. Enz

March Of Dimes Goal For Amherst Within Sight

The Amherst campaign for the March of Dimes makes progress as donations from churches, business groups, and stores are tallied. John Kominis of the Timbers led the first year solicitation, with reported sums including $50, $43.13, $13, and $80.66 from various donors and events. Justin Frye oversees a fundraiser in Brownhelm this Friday to boost the local goal.

Sietts Ohio Edison Company The Timbers John Kominis Justin Frye Dave Brownhelm Amherst

School fundraiser activities by grade and parent leaders

The passage lists parents and grade levels overseeing different fundraising events including a teen-age canteen bake sale and a tea room with old records, plus ice cream bars and ring toss, led by Mrs. Minn, Mrs. Diedrick, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Hume, Mrs. Schaffer, and Mrs. Gray.

Fred Minn Wilford Diedrick Charles Thomas Elmer Hume Ed Schaffer Clarence Gray

Sweetheart Queen To Be Crowned At Dance

A Sweetheart Queen will be crowned at a February 13 dance with Larry Hiner's orchestra from Ashland providing music for dancing. A floor show is planned to accompany the event.

Larry Hiner Ashland

Magnuson Re-elected AAA Leader For 1954

Carl Magnuson was re-elected president of the Amherst Athletic Association at a recent meeting. Al King was re-elected vice president Art Meesige secretary treasurer M J Schriner and Fred Stilgenbauer trustees. A planning meeting for the coming season will be held Monday at 8 pm at the Eagles and anyone interested in next summer's plans is invited to attend.

Amherst Carl Magnuson Amherst Athletic Association al King Art Meesige M. J. Schriner Fred Stilgenbauer The Eagles

Amherst Note on Page Refers Miss Repko and Woodings

Miss Mary Belle Repko and Miss Bev Woodings are mentioned with Woodings leaving for training in the WAC on February 9. The line appears as a brief note continued from page 8.

Amherst Mary Belle Repko Bev Miss Woodings WAC

Oberlin Grocer Buys Mischka’s Food Mart

AMHERST Ray Grocott, tied to Oberlin groceries for 18 years, buys Mischka’s IGA Food Mart and plans to start around February 8. He spent 11 years with Kroger and six with Andy’s IGA, and will move his family to Amherst after selling his Oberlin home.

Amherst Ray Grocott Oberlin Mischka IGA Food Mart Grocott Krogers Andy IGA

Tyrrell Akers Engagement Announced in South Amherst

Mr and Mrs Eugene Tyrrell of South Amherst announce the engagement of their daughter Janet to Paul Akers of South Amherst. Mr Akers is the son of Mr and Mrs William Akers of Marchington WV. He is a plumber's apprentice employed in Avon. The wedding date has not been set.

South Amherst Eugene Tyrrell Janet Paul Akers Akers William Akers Marchington W. Va Avon

Three Amherst Students Lead Honor Roll With Straight A's

Amherst Central High announces top honors for the first semester listing three straight A students Bob Jenkins David Drake and Jane Schriner on the honor roll alongside seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen with multiple A grades. Others include Jerry Butcher Marge Janicho Marilyn O'Dor Dor een Lange Dorothy Roling Patsy Broome Kim Brown Nancy Sharp Bruce Wenner Lenore Klepek Judy Schoemng David Deeds Margie Krok Keith Shay Dennis Stachelski Mike Szabo Fred Wenner Donna Wittenbrook Mary Heinzer ling JoAnn Huber Marilyn Miller Albert Pecora Ray Trextell Lynda Weigand Nancy Elliott Carolyn Nabors Kaye Lach Shirley Berger Lucy Billman Delores Dembbeck John Drake Philip Jaeger Mary Ann Abraham Laurel Bach Peggey Billingsley Alan Buell Carol Mathes Marcel la Osterwise.

Amherst Bob Jenkins David Drake Jane Schriner Central High School Jerry Butcher Marge Janicho Marilyn O’dor Doreen Lange Dorothy Roling Patsy Broome Kim Brown Nancy Sharp Bruce Wenner Lenore Klepek Judy Schoemng David Deeds Margie Krok Keith Shay Dennis Stachelski Mike Szabo Fred Wenner Donna Wittenbrook Mary Heinzer ‘Ling JoAnn Huber Marilyn Miller Albert Pecora Ray Trextell

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