Honest Abe Sues Jesse James in Amherst Water Rate Fight
Amherst village council debated Amherst Water Co rate increase with PUC engineers Tackett and Merrick presenting a fact finding report. They clarified quarterly rates of 11.55 and a $9.75 minimum for 12 000 gallons, a misread figure of 11.35, and 8 percent line loss versus 20 percent claimed. The panel warned the final decision may take months, with a Columbus hearing set for Tuesday at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Abe
Jesse James
Amherst
Abraham Lancoln
PUC
Boyd D. Tackett
Richard Merrick
Commission
Amherst Water Co
Council
Tackett
Merrick
Water Co
James L. Fullin
Karl Mulder
North Main St
Columbus
Samuel G. Wettich
the Water Co
Frank Dunbar
South Amherst PTA Celebrates Founders Day Thirty Years
South Amherst marks the 30th anniversary of the local Parent-Teacher Association at Founders Day. Mrs. Emil Ruth, first president, recounts early meetings from 1929. attendees include Supt. Alfred Rolli, Mrs. Robert Allsop, and many longtime members. The program reviewed school development and ongoing activities with plans to sponsor Cub Scout Pack 448 next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Emil Ruth
Parent-Teacher Association
Ruth
Alfred Rolli
Robert Allsop
Johny
M. Hyatt
Harold Thompson
MTS
George Innes
Richard Dick- Carl Martin
Ohio Parent Teacher Magazine
Pake Sale
March Pta
Quarry 1
Elmer Harms
Jane
PTA
Servals
Earl Pipper
Walter
Sterna
Rotary Club
Masonic Temple
Order of Eagles
Aerie
Amherst Garden Club
James Butler
Park Ave
Central School
Charles Edwards
South Main St
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Norman Kurth
South Lake St
Retail Merchants Association
Eagles Lodge
Junior Women's League
Wayne Spidell
Forest Hill Dr
Amherst Area Church Schedule and Community Notes
Amherst church listings show multiple denominations with service times and activities. St Paul Lutheran, St Peter United Church of Christ, First Evangelical United Brethren, Foursquare Gospel, Presbyterian, Congregational, and Faith Baptist each announce worship hours, Sunday schools, and midweek groups. Local events include a county council meeting in LaGrange and the National Honor Society induction near 9:30 a.m. Friday, plus a Sweethearts Dance for students tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foursquare Gospel Church
Cleveland Ave
William R. Mower
Faith Baptist
Milan Ave
South Lake St
Rev. L. G. Howard
LaGrange
Walter Makiuski
Tadnec
Simpson
National Honor Society
Amherst
Daniel
Ludolph Kreeger
Joseph Shabba
Don Discenzo
Gerhard Church
Tischler
Cere Valentines
Sprague
Ruben Gary Lupe
James Vargo
Doris
Dute
Mem Russell
Jim Lane
Shabba Congregational Church
Discenza
Dorothy Lalonde
Dan
Bible Women Theme Of Sorosis Club Event
A Sorosis Club gathering focuses on Bible women with a sewing session slotted until noon and a luncheon at 12 36 p m. Hostesses include Mrs Earl Cotton and Mrs Earl Hanlon with devotions led by Mrs Hanlon on Miriam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Women
Sorosis Club
Mantush
Ray Gacnet Teraigy
Dickinso
Loma Elus
Roy
Jones
Dennis Dulmage
Ronald
Gargasz
Joyce Heminger
Sue
Holland Syke Howard
Gerald
Howard Maegle Innes
Ralph. Smith
Sis J
Earl Cotton
Ken Wilhelm
Settee
Riddle
Earl Hanlon Willl
Miriam
Amherst Residents Hear Police Agenda For Next Week
Amherst police chief outlines topics for council review including officer promotions and pay raises. Three Amherst high school students won essay honors in the Post 118 contest and local dances are planned with a Sweetheart Dance and a Recreation Center carpet event on the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Amherst High School
Paul Pikey
Gant
Legion
Pikey
Council
Carole Eisbrenstead
Shadylawn Dr
Erader
Joanne Bodmann
Park Ave
Peg Getty
Central Dr
William Kunzman
Middle Ridge Rd
Mary Beth Thutt
North Main &T
Central School
New London
Latin Club
Central
Mrs. Stupak Wins Two Pinochle Prizes at Meeting
In South Amherst the Neighborhood Pinochle Club met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Walter Los. Mrs. Frank Stupak claimed travel prize and high score prize while Mrs. Sam Sliman won low score prize. Mrs. Sam Sliman hosts Feb 24. coffee to be served at upcoming Lenten meetings. Mrs. Los served dessert to eight members and guest Mrs. Jacob Ruth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Frank Stupak
Walter Los
Sam Sliman
Brotherhood of Men Host Pancake and Sausage Supper
SOUTH AMHERST The Men's Brotherhood of the Methodist Church held a pancake and sausage supper at the church last night. Don Briant, Elosd Bryan, Harold Allsop Sr and Harold Allsop Sr served. Elmer Harris opened with prayer. Henry Garland led the meeting as twenty men attended. Harold Allsop Sr and Alex Eschke led games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Men's Brotherhood of the Methodist Church
Don Briant
Elosd Bryan
Harold Allsop
Elmer Harris
Henry Garland
Alex Eschke
Paper Drive Aids Senior High Trip Raising Funds
Golden Age Club members hosted a paper drive fundraiser at the Congregational Church to support a study trip for Juniors. Hostesses Mrs Bessie Healy and Mrs Bertha Flem coordinated the effort with community cards and games, inviting Elyria-based participants to donate paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Bessie Amherst
Healy
Bertha Flem
Ming
Eady
Elyria
Gousha Heads to AASA Convention in Atlantic City
Amherst superintendent Richard P. Gousha will depart tomorrow for the American Association of School Administrators convention in Atlantic City. The session runs through Wednesday. A separate trip for Amherst High Principal Robert L. Sutton to the National Association of Secondary School Principals was canceled due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Richard P. Gousha
American Association of School Administrators Conventon
Atlantic City
Associatatio. of
Amherst Hngh
Robert L. Sutton
Ness
Marian Club Officers Honored at St Joseph’s Church
Gifts were presented to two past officers and two new members joined the Marian Club at St Joseph’s Catholic Church in Amherst. Mrs Paw Mannion and Mrs Brian Howard received gifts while Mrs Virginia Cooper and Mrs John Isoldos were welcomed. The club announced a rummage sale for March 20 21 at the old St Joseph’s School. Special prize winners included Mrs George Knipp Mrs Goodell and Mrs John Swilly. Eight members attended. The item notes the average American consumes 54 percent pounds of food daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Tiwo
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Marian Club
William Smutak
West Martin St
Paw Mannion
Brian Howard
Virginia Cooper
John Isoldos
St. Joseph’s School
John Goodell
George Knipp
Goodell
John Swilly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Co. D
Egineer Batt
Fremont
Jason
Isaac Thompson
Amherst Churches
St. Paul Lutheran Church Central Dr
Peng Eee
Mission Circle
Arthur Dey
C. G. Ashent
Circe
Ladies Aid Society
Harold Krause
St. Elizabeth Guild
Elmer Haas
Yee Sane
St. Peter United
Curch of Christ
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Gail Bergstresser
Guy J. Moyer
Sp. m. R
Bible
Jerhond
Missionary Society
Dale Haywood
Presbyterian Church Powers
Neal Pert
Congregational Church
Elinor Galusha
Pilgrim Fellowship
Christian Education Committee
Methodist
Spring St
M. Ray Smith
St. Joseph Catholic Church
St. Joseph
Joseph A
Bob Daniels
Charles Wolf
Department
Arthur Koppenhafer
Howard Werner
Fred Voros
Koppenhafer
Werner
Town Hall
Voros
Henry J. Kane
Koppenhaler
Police Committee
Kane
American Legion Post
Bost
Order of Eastern Stars
Ome
Golden Age Club
Club ‘Ooms
Beaver Ct
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange Hall
Fantaslions Club
St. Peter
UCC
TIG
Stu
Dents
Board of Education
Washington
Extell Sts
Richard Gousha
Adrian Bedleski
EPA
Coumbus
Brotherhood of Men
Amherst Paper Ang Paint Shop
Mort A. Plato Prpanc
Gousha
Chevrolet
Chevy’s
Chevy
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!