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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1960
Page
9
The Statutory Plan of government is imposed on any city that has not adopted one of the optional plans. It affects municipal governance and preempts local choices, enforcing a uniform framework across varied cities.
Amherst church notices list Foursquare Gospel Church at 399 Cleveland Ave led by Rev. William R. Moyer with services including Sunday Teachers prayer meet ing and Morning Worship while community governance outlines mandatory city posts such as council solicitor mayor auditor treasurer with directors of public service and safety and a platting commissioner serving as public service director. A board of controls includes the mayor and the two directors with additional park board reference.
Three Amherst men plan to attend an Ohio seminar as Amherst moves to establish a charter commission. The group seeks to write a constitution for Amherst’s government while local officials outline church, education and recreation boards and city duties under the existing statutory plan.
Amherst selects cast for Hasty Heart the spring production by the County Workshop and a board member. Brecha will play the orderly role in Columbus. Rehearsals begin Tuesdays Thursdays and Sundays with opening night March 31 at Middle Ridge Theater in the Round. Tickets available at 242 Church St.
A panel discussion on Reaching and Teaching Pupils will be held tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. with participants Mrs William Mouer Al Korfmacher Art Scharein and Donna Groves. Refreshments will be served by the junior department. Installation of Crusaders officers is set for Saturday at Yeager's Acres with Renny or Darlene Klingenmeier handling reservations. The Rev William Moyer announced the church book shelf in the pastor's study is open for borrowing and the Sunday school bus transportation is managed by Vince Beetler or Pastor Mouer.
Amherst Eagles and families plan a social swim and dance party at Eagles Hall with a 6 p.m. meet and an 8 p.m. start, featuring a small orchestra and chorus. attendance includes East Asia themed activities and lead cast Wool.
Rotary Club meets at noon at Golden Age Club House. Boy Scout Troop 327 at 7 pm in American Legion Hall. Fraternal Order of Eagles at 8 pm Eagles Lodge. Sandstone Camera Club at 7 30 pm 121 Jackson St. Meadowlark Motorcycle Club at 8 30 pm club house. Village council at 7 30 pm town hall. American Legion Post 118 at 8 pm post home. Order of Eastern Star Stonejeary Chapter at 8 pm Masonie Temple. Board of Public Affairs at 7 30 pm 647 Park Ave. Golden Age Club at 11 pm club house. Lions Club at 6 30 pm St Peters Church. Hickory Tree Grange at 8 pm Grange Hall.
Four Amherst physicians bought the St. Joseph parish and school site on Forest Street between Park and Tenney. They will convert the former school into an eight-suite professional building with over $200,000 in remodeling. Opening is slated for mid to late summer.
The Ohio municipal league sponsors a seminar for new councilmen and board members in Ohio villages and cities. Discussions will explain the purposes and methods of government. Attending are Ken Bechtel Dwight Staden and Joe Husar.
Superintendent William Smith named an Ohio delegate to a six state conference on methods in Maryland New Jersey and New York with expenses paid by the School Administrators Association.
Hampton Court officials announced a plan to turn two bridges to connect the River Ember with Cigarette Island, aiming to improve river access and navigation. The initiative, discussed Thursday, reflects local efforts to enhance transportation routes and island connectivity.
Amherst students host a Leap Year dance at Central School for Marion L. Steele High School. The event runs from 3 to 1 30 pm with The Serews from Lorain providing music. Sherrill Cooke McLoda, student council president, says girls invite boys.
About 115 persons attended a Father-Child banquet at the Evangelical United Brethren Church in Amherst. Speaker Robert Choate, Elyma, spoke on contributions toward proving the truth of Bible stories. Robert Renegard served as master of ceremonies. Dwight Buell toasted the children and Jim Poyak gave the response.
South Amherst notes that Mrs Henry Makrusin and Mrs Stanley Ziolek led a copper enameling class for ten members at the Bank Community Room on Tuesday evening as part of the Handicrafters meeting.
Amherst officials overhaul the town hall council chamber to double seating with 55 spectators, new doors with paneled fronts, larger desks for council and officials, a shared press desk, and a spectator railing. Police volunteers supply labor. total cost estimated under 100 dollars.
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