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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1959
Page
6
Chronicle Telegram recruitment notice seeks ad buyers sellers and renters with interests in accounting and college training. General opportunity for advancement and experience in accounting desired.
Amherst council tonight is expected to be presented with a proposal for a possible settlement with the Amherst Water Co. on a proposed rate increase. Sources say council members will be asked to pass legislation allowing a rate boost to the company.
Amherst report on Senior High School PTA meeting highlighted by a program titled Major aspects of a guidance programs in the school led by junior high guidance teacher John Dill. Helen Wingate dean and Leonard Lyle dean of boys also spoke. PTA plans a Jan 23 square dance at Central School and Parent Education Group meets Jan 15 at Mrs Lawrence Trifiletti’s home. Principal Robert Sutton noted two students filed applications for the annual PTA scholarship ahead of Junior-Senior Prom. junior rummage sale planned Friday and Saturday at town hall. Founders Day tureen dinner set Feb 2 with Elementary PTA at Central School. freshman bake sale follow meeting. refreshments served by freshmen.
Six Amherst drivers appeared before Mayor Henry Kane and were fined a total of 75 dollars plus costs. Three were charged with reckless operation, namely Betty Jean Jones, John R. Monica, and Micheel C. Pohorence. Individual fines ranged from five to ten dollars with various charges including leaving the scene of an accident, speeding, and failure to observe a stop sign.
The Amherst Rotary Club will move meetings from the Congregational Church to the Masonic Temple starting Monday at noon. Publicity chairman Ted Cendrosky announced the change at a club meeting yesterday. Dr. Roy Schaeffer accompanied group singing led by Ralph Albright. attendance included thirty members and three guests, Amherst High School students Richard Pool and James Story, and E. M. McCaskey of Lo Tain.
Charles W. Cravens named manager of Republic Steel Corp. Cleveland plant succeeding Mowry E. Goetz who retired after 50 years in the industry. Cravens, a 26 year Republic Steel veteran from Kentucky, resides in Seven Hills and is replaced as assistant district manager by Jom R. Lowey, Bay Village resident.
The Amherst Junior Women's League reported it donated time and funds after working over 229 hours on projects during 1957. Members reviewed candy and Christmas card sales and planned donations to Maude Neiding Park Fund and American Field Service. Founders Day dinner set for January 19 at the Gypsy Fiddle Restaurant, Lorain.
Firemen were summoned yesterday to the home of Dr. Elsie K. Snell at 1075 Cleveland Ave to extinguish a small chimney blaze. Soot damage was limited and no loss was estimated.
A meeting of the Order of the Eastern Star at Mazonic Temple in Amherst was cancelled due to an installation ceremony at Sullivan. Mrs. Walfred Jones, Worthy Matron, announced the postponement.
Local market listings show beets sold in 16 quart buckets with pricing around 1.25 to 1.75 per unit, carrots listed at six per bucket, and lettuce greens priced 1.25 to 2.15 per quart. Ohio and Pennsylvania growers appear with various crate quantities and cull lots noted, including prices for peppers, onions, and other produce.
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