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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1955

Page

4

Amherst Rotary to mark golden anniversary event

Amherst and South Amherst Rotary to celebrate Rotary International’s fifty years with a party on March 4 at 7 pm at the Congregational Church. President Fred Powers presides, Walter G. Nord, Amherst’s first president, speaks, with Rev. Emerson Emke giving the invocation and Ralph Albright leading song. The Great Adventure film will be shown. Lee Menz chairs the arrangements committee.

Amherst Amherst Rotary Club Har Rotary Organization Rotary Club Fred Powers Walter G. Nord Amherst Club Ralph Albright Emerson Emke Rotary International Lee Menz Chawman

Zilch Again Heads Amherst Hospital Board of Directors

Conrad Zilch was reelected president of the Amherst hospital board at the recent meeting. New officers include Robert Hubbard as vice president and Elmer Hume as secretary treasurer. The executive board lists Sanford Slutzker Iona Maxwell Vera Lauer Ralph Albright J. Smythe and Eric Nord among others.

Amherst Conrad Zilch Hospital Board of Genera Roert Hubbard Elmer Hume Senford Sluteker Robert Hubbard Ralph Albright Iona Maxwell Vera Lauver J. J. Smythe Evie Nord Christine Bn Waiter Hollstein Fred Berger David Goldthorpe Aureldere Donald Bechtel Ber Lupe Jack Koontz Lewis Merchant Ludolph Kreeger Clayton Springer Ray Anderson Fred Deer del Comstock Ralph Meet Harold Brown Elmice Fume Walter Lemhos A. Rubel

PTA Fun Festival Clears Five Hundred Fifty Dollars

AVherst Mrs Ralph Meck Jey said the PTA Fun and Frolic Night at Central High School Friday netted over $530 for school activities. Revenue came from games, raffles and concessions as attendees enjoyed a community event hosted by the PTA.

Avherst Ralph Meck Jey PTA Central High School

Radio TV Artist At Dinner At Amherst Chamber

Johnny Andrews will entertain at the Amherst Chamber of Commerce dinner on March 7 at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church. He and his wife Betti Pear attend with their son Miss Kentucky of 1849. Andrews rose from piano study to a career in radio and TV, including a two week Boston nightclub engagement and opera work before a fatal fire claimed two of his cousins.

Amherst Johnny Andrews Chamber of Commerce St Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church Andrews Betti Pear Kentucky Johnny New England Conservatory Chance Cocoanut Boston

Amherst Jaycees hear March of Dimes drive totals

Amherst Jaycees heard Rober Walker report March of Dimes campaign results totaling 4750 dollars turned over to Lorain County March of Dimes. Richard Kinman presided in Emmerich's absence. A dance for April 23 was announced and Amal Teen-Age Road-eo will return in May. District Two Jaycee meeting set for Bucyrus on March 6. state meet in Dayton March 12-13.

Amherst Chamber of Commerce Earler Rober Walker Jaycees Nsad Lorain County Jaycees iMore Jalsa Bucyrus Dayton

Church Schedule Highlights Local Week Services

A scanned listing of Sunday services across multiple churches with varied denominations. Times cover Sunday school worship and youth activities. Lenten and union services noted for several congregations including St. Peter's St. Pauls First Evangelical United Brethren and Congregational churches.

Carl Deeds To Speak On Career Program

Carl Deeds promotional manager of Green house Vegetable Packing Co. of Berea will be main speaker for the second annual Career Night at Central High School at 7 30 p m Monday Miss Marion Steele principal will welcome visiting students from Firelands South Amherst Clearview and Avon Lake High Schools Leonard Lyte in charge of arrangements will speak briefly and outline the program Vacations referenced night Students will spend 35 minutes discussing three chosen fields with representatives of the vocations in which the students are interested Representatives of these will be present at the conference

Amherst Carl Deeds Greenhouse Vegetable Packing Co Berea Central High School Marion Steele Firelands South Amherst Clearview Avon Lake Leonard Lyte Lyte Ithe

Church Society Votes To Buy Game Equipment

SOUTH AMHERST Congregational Church members vote to buy a shuffleboard and a table for the church basement. Rev. Henry Stick will inquire about pattern and lumber while Mrs. Moser handles the table tennis setup. Pancake and homemade sausage supper planned for March 23 at 6 pm. An upcoming Lent program includes circle meetings with speakers on Christian service and education, and a bake sale. Rev. Stick will show Africa missionary work forthcoming.

South Amherst Congregational Church Russell Moser Henry Stick Amherst Pater Glenn Ruth Howard Mitchell Russell Moser John Worthington Hts Africa

Amherst Heart Fund Drive Ends Saturday

Amherst hosts a district heart fund drive with nurses and students visiting Vermilion and nearby townships. Educators and professionals such as Arthur Miller and Dr. G R Wiseman will speak on careers from cosmetology to medicine. Parents are urged to attend to learn training costs and job advantages as area drive ends Saturday.

K. DeWitt Vermilion Arthur Miller Emc Nord U.S. Automatic Corporation Elmer' F Hume Kelen Ehlert Thew Shovel Co Lorain Paul Leimbach Henry Stick Walter Fritsch Cihe Elyria Milad’s Jack Koontz News Times G. R. Wiseman Mr. Austin United Airlines Herbert Gammons National Tube Co Betty Hayes Thomas Giglietti Barbara Snyder Cleveland Lyle

First School Boxing Show Set for March 3 in Amherst High

Amherst High hosts its first boxing show March 3 at 7 pm in the high school auditorium to raise funds for Memorial Field improvements. Organizer Jack Wilhelm says it could become annual. Six sixth graders, seven seventh, five eighth graders, and eight high school boys box. Referees John Dill and Al King. Officials Leonard Lyle and Widham McLoda. Headgear will be used. Evidence of student training shown in recent sessions.

Amherst Amherst High School Memorial Field Jack Wilhelm Donne Herb Reis John Dill al King Leonard Lyle Widham McLoda

Amherst Students Plan Trips To Cleveland Venues

Two Amherst classes will tour Cleveland attractions accompanied by their instructors. Mrs Alma Wellman will lead about 30 vocalists to Cleveland Music Hall tonight to hear the Don Cossack Choirs. Mrs Margaret Egeland will take her speech class to the Hanna Theater Tuesday evening to see Pajama Game.

Amherst Cleveland Specifl Alma Wellman Cleveland Music Hall Margaret Egeland Hanna Theater

Cubs Blue and Gold Dinner Honors 45th Year at Amherst

AMHERST The Sack 394 Cub Scouts held their annual Blue and Gold dinner at Powers Elementary School with about 200 Cubs and families attending A 45th anniversary observance featured blue and gold decorations The event concluded with a flag ceremony by Den Six Cubs Assistant Cubmaster Walter Lemhos announced the next pack meeting on March 24 with Knights of Yore as the theme and noted awards planned for March 17 will be presented then.

Amherst Cub Scouts Sack 394 Powers Den Walter] Lemhos Knights of Yore

Ten Thousand WACs versus GIs in 1940s cost comparison

In 1940s military staffing the War Department notes about 10,000 Women Army Corps are serving today and, compared with 10,000 GIs, cost about three million dollars less yearly to feed house and clothe. The statement highlights savings from employing WACs over equipping and maintaining an equivalent number of soldiers.

Award Winner Named Red Cross Drive Head in Amherst

John Ruth of Tenney Ave has been named head of the Red Cross Drive in Amherst for the week of March 14. Ruth, a civic leader, led the 1948 Cancer Drive and holds multiple local offices. He will oversee five captains and canvassers, aiming for a $1,400 goal, hoping to exceed last year's $2,900.

Amherst John Ruth Tenney Ave Red Cross Ruth Junior Chamber of Commerce Senior Chamber of Commerce Booster Club Eagles Club The American Legion Holy Name Society St. Joseph's Catholic Church Plate Coal and Supply Co Ruths Richard H. Zilch Harold Mathes David Goldthorpe Arthur Pelander Albert ‘Werner James l Baird Brownhelm South Amherst James Henry Ray Jewett U.S. Automatic Corporation

Rev Lovell to Speak at Amherst Lenten Services

The Rev Or Lovell, dean of Cleveland Bible College, will headline two weeks of evangelistic services at Amherst Methodist Church starting Monday. He will also speak at Community Union Lenten services, with a single Sunday 7 30 pm session at First Evangelical United Brethren Church. Depending on past practice, local churches usually unite Sundays, but this year one Lenten service is planned plus the Good Friday service at St Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church.

Amherst Or. Lovell Cleveland Bible College Methodist Church Lovell Any Community Union First Evangelical United Brethren Church Chhurches Council of Churches St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church

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