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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1963

Page

10

Amherst cave a hillside masterpiece in Amherst

The two room sandstone cave above Beaver Creek on George Miller’s Sun set Drive lot is a hillside marvel dating back over a century. Local lore links it to runaway slaves and a possible whiskey distillery or bootlegging in the Civil War era, while Miller recalls the contractor’s tunnel idea during home construction.

Beaver Creek George Miller Sunset Dr Miller Roman Amherst William Braun Milan Ave Henry Gordon Ingertips Philip Braun Franklin Ave Jhis Maxine Terry

Amherst Garden Club to Meet. Cave Cellars Highlight Local History

Amherst residents recall nearby ancient caves once attached to a brewery. Gordon Braun describes three cellars south of the Old Spring near the New York Central Railroad embankment, with a 10 by 10 foot shaft and hidden entrances.

New York Central Sur ‘Dr Braun Vman Buckeye Brewing Co Gordon

Citizens unit urges utilities control in Amherst reorganization

A letter from H. Dana McGill, chairman of the Citizens committee, urged Mayor Danik to hire a utility administrator to oversee electricity, water and sanitary sewers. The group proposed dismantling the idle Amherst Electric Plant, creating a city administrator with department heads reporting to them, and setting a salary roughly from 8000 to 121000 annually. They also suggested assets be evaluated and street funds reapportioned, potentially boosted by selling the electric plant.

Amverst H. Dana McGill Citizen's Committee Amherst Electric TVX

Legion Units Observe Back to God Sunday in Amherst

Members of the American Legion and Legion Auxiliary will observe Back to God Sunday with a 10:45 a.m. worship at the Methodist Church. Initiation of new auxiliary members is set for Feb 28 at 8 p.m. at the post home. The group announces Mardi Gras Dance on Feb 23 starting at 10 p.m. with Chuck Ensign Orchestra. reservations via Mrs. Towne or Mrs. Krieg. New members Mrs. Wayne Bachman and Mrs. Earl Wynn welcomed.

Amherst American Legon The Legion Auxiliary American Logan Department of Ohio Neil House Coumbus Ellsworth Towne Harold Krieg Chuck Ensign Wayne Bachman Earl Wynn Maude Plato

Film The Git Shown At Westminster Church Meeting

The Women's Association of Westminster United Presbyterian Church will show a film titled The Git at its Wednesday meeting. The group gathers at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Kenneth Richardson's home, 124 Walnut Dr.

Amherst Women's Association of Westminster United Presbyterian Church Will Gee Kenneth Richardson Walnut Dr

Registrar Sets Public Hours For Vehicle Licenses

Robert L. Hume now operates as deputy registrar of motor vehicles in Amherst. He will sell license plates this month at his office from 9 am to 12 pm and 1 to 4 pm and in March at the Wagner and Aebersold Ford agency 290 Park Ave from 9 am to 5 pm. No phone calls at the agency. contact at his home before 9 am or after 5 pm. Baetz urges Amherst residents to buy hearses in Amherst as the city will receive a tax refund.

Amilerst Robert L. Aa Hume Maren Wagner and Aebersold Ford Park Ave Baetz Amherst Arherst

PTA Unit Seeks Guidance At Amherst Sessions

Amherst reports the County Council of Parent Teacher Associations schedules an all day session on February 26 at Fielda School and a March 31 meeting at 7 30 p m with guest Hazel Blanchard president of the National Education Association addressing Pow ers School unit. Dr Darel Linder spoke at Founders Day dinner at Central School on Why We Behave As We Do. The service featured Rev Gail Bergstresser and Rev Jerome Turins with past presidents introduced. Elsie Orcutt recalled the Mothers Club as the PTA’s origin. Richard Haff discussed PTA history while the local choir performed under James Wilson. James Blaser acted as master of ceremonies.

Amherst County Council of Parent Teacher Associatons Fielda School Hazell Blanchard the Nations] Education Association PTA Powers School Darel Linder Central School Gail Bergstresser Jerome Turins Elsie Orcutt Mother's Club Richard Haff James Wilson James Blaser

Amherst Civil Defense Group to Discuss Roles

A panel led by W. D. Fitzgerald of Lorain will discuss civil defense Monday at 7 30 p m in Central School and Church Street Amherst. Registration for Amherst civil defense volunteers will take place Tuesday through Friday 7 9 p m at City Hall rear. Meetings are held weekly in the police department with CD Directors Koppenhauer and Young urging student participation.

Amherst W. D. Fitzgerald Lorain Central School Church St Civil Defense Unit Pec City Hall Frank Janik Arthur H. Koppenhafer Howard “Booty” Young

Passports Issued for Oberlin Conservatory Students

Deputies Margaret Raymond and Martha Jackson from the Clerk of Courts office traveled to Oberlin College to process 47 Oberlin Conservatory juniors for passports as they prepare for a year studying in Salzburg Austria next September. A second session will cover 48 more music students and 30 Oberlin students headed abroad for language study.

Clerk of Courts Oberlin Margaret Raymond Martha Jackson Oberlin Conservatory of Music Salzburg Austria Cairm House Raymond

Sandstone Camera Club Hosts Studio Night With Guest Student

Amherst hosts a studio night at 7 20 pm inside Joseph Tromp's home 11 Jackson St guest student Narika Naita from iTapanese exchange program will attend. Monthly winners include Ervin Snyder Al Anderson and M pb Wright for entries. A program titled There’s Looking A Nature followed the business session.

Amherst Aiss

Valentine Tea Review At Amherst Church Event

Mrs Elizabeth King of Lorain led a book review of the novel Love and Peanut Butter during a Valentine Tea at the First Evangelical United Brethren Church in Amherst. Music was provided by a quartet of Mrs Dale Spwewelberg Mrs Richard Macdonald Mrs Kenneth Bechtel and Mrs Robert Crausaz.

Amherst Elizabeth King Lorain First Evangelical United Brethren Church Dale Spwewelberg Richard Macdonald Kenneth Bechtel Robert Crausaz

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