Amherst to Host Week of Field Activities and Tennis
Amherst recreation director Arthur Thomas announced Amherst Rec reation Tournament Week at Memorial Field August 1 with 688 participants in field events. Tennis, horseshoes, checkers, badminton and crochet are scheduled plus teen and younger divisions. finals, bronze medals, and posted scores planned.
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Amherst
Arthur Thomas
Memorial Field
Mum
la Parte Sch
Holles
Besketych Cf Ptris Jom Wather
Grep
Sears
Ase
Recreation Department
Prionty
Allen
Youmesers
Aho
Mressary Thomas
Checker
Checker and Croguet
Batmante
Giry
Tapbery
Omer
Amherst group attends Cleveland Indians game
In Amherst, 134 youths traveled to a Cleveland Indians game on Saturday. The group was escorted by chaperones Charles Gomles VI and Wrs Thomas Greenslade and Hubert Hall, with staff from Amherst Hospital accompanying.
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Amherst
Amherst Hesses
Bucren
Cleveland Indians
Charles Gomles VI
Thomas Greenslade
Hubert Hall Ed Mieser
Lout Hardnack
Vrs
Robert Doane
Baci Retchue
Amherst Hospital
Petition drive seeks vote on municipal plant sale plan
Citizens filed petitions with the clerk Friday afternoon asking for a vote on selling municipal general property and the system. Names listed include Tom Pimkins Mrs Pickerd Cooly Mes Howard Shummer Offare Por y Miss Pull rim Timer Hume and others.
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Chats
Vwillkr
Sell Ne
Muncipal General Ag Pont and
Strbubon System
Trose
Tom Pimkins
Pickerd
Cooly
Mes
Howard Shummer
Hume
Albert Jovee
Min Gene Lavie
Toho Wilins
Ard
Inbn Miler
Two Amherst Youths Receive State Band Opportunity
Readable fragments show Amherst youths chosen for state band with mention of a coach and school involvement. The text is garbled but indicates local student musicians earning recognition and joining a statewide ensemble, with unnamed teammates and supportive figures referenced.
New Turnpike Restaurant Planned Near Marion Steele Site
Construction of a 24 hour restaurant and service station by ABC Vending Co of New York is planned off North Pudee Road behind Marion Steele and John Ludwig acreage on Wide Ridge Road. A second unit will face eastbound traffic with picnic area and outdoor counter. Parking and a sewage plant are planned. no on ramp access. Both units aim to open when the turnpike opens in the fall, employing about 73 people.
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Tnder
Pudee Rd
Marion Steele
John Ludwig
Widdi Ridge Rd
ABC Vending Co
New York
Kolbe Area Residents Blame Odor On Disposal Plant
Amherst residents north of Kolbe Road complain of a daily odor they tie to the village sewage disposal plant west of Kolbe Road. They call for action as odor affects homes and visitors. officials say smells come from septic tanks and related drainage along Beaver Creek and nearby streets.
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Kolbe Area
August Brandt
Rotbe Rd
Brandt
Ohio
State Board of Health
J. Rutzler
Kolbe
Henry Gordon
Board of Public Affairs
Long St
Lane St
Beaver Guehk
Les
Tre Crek
Elyria Ave
Main St
Jordan
Gordon
Gorden
New Corporation Takes Over Amherst Plant Management
Amherst announces a new firm, Amcos, Inc., to operate the local locker plant. George Vollmer, Donald Krause, and Dana Detreu form the incorporators and will lease building and equipment to run the plant, which began as an ice maker around 1913 and became a food storage locker facility after 1914. Store hours are set from 2:00 am to 5:70 pm daily, with Wednesday closing at midnight and Friday evenings closed.
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Amherst
US Automatic Corporation
Amherst Cold Storage Company
Amcos’a, Inc
George Vollmer
Donald Krause
da A de Tre
IS Automatic
Volimminager
Moon
Mrs Thompson Honored At Amherst Firemen Shower
In Amherst fire group events, Mrs Ike Thompson was honored with a pink and blue baby shower hosted by president Mrs Gordon Hall on Bucheve Street. Guests included Mrs Bruce Worthorpe and others. prizes awarded in three games. a stork decoration displayed gifts. dessert served. The meeting adjourned with notes of a future event on Sept 6.
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Solth Amherst
Ike Thompson
Gordon Hall
Bucheve
Bruce Wothorpe
Hall
Thompson
Kenneth Wotthe
Wilford Seal
Lews
Tuwcod
Edward Babrnes
Geoge
Fred Baler
Steve Veleg
Daan Tusk
Mes
Wealtyr Hansen
Albert
Walliams Slack
Mothorpe
Vis
4-H Clovers Plan To Entertain Henrietta Grange
Henrietta A comm tlee was appointed for the Mintcutts Grange at a meetng of the Tea chtre Clovers Tuesday at the home of Mrs Carolyn Hoirenb. Martha H. Boseon and Marisa Born Dimorstratons were shown by Martha Boseon Marya Porn Gerry Bell. Annoinement that Muttane Born rated fist in the soil division in the hearth con test. Myrna Beach and Susan Born led the entertainmt for the meeting. refreshments were served by Martha Tisroy and Vivima Beach. A parents meeting will be held Tuesday at Mrs Hal coam.
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Henrietta
Mintcutts Grange
Vrs Catolyn Hoirenb
Lorene
Muttane
Soao
Myrna Beach
Susan Born Hind
Martha Tisroy
Vivima Beach
Halcoam
Mayor Fines 6 In Court This Week
Mayor Henry Gerland reported fines and costs in the past week court. Individuals listed include Vito J Devito for left of center bond forfeiture $20. Joseph E Diwitt charged with reckless driving bond forfeiture $23. Charlie Jo Wacseal fined $25 for disorderly conduct. Lawson Price fined $32 for no driver license. Farl C Matin fined $25 for left of center. Charles VI Thompson fined $9 and costs for failure to yield a ment of way.
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Solthaviherst
Ilinry Gerland
Vito J Devito
Leavitt St
Chicago II
Joseph E Diwitt
Leonard St
Charlies Jo Wacseal
North Ouse St Elyria
Lawson Price Kipton
Farl C Matin
Suver Crees
Charies
Thompson Rosebeck
Amherst
Yiel
Ridgeville Kiwanis Sets Goals for Community Service
Ridgeville Kiwanis Club met at Camp Kiwanis to discuss repairing rain damage and expanding youth and rural mail routes. President Michael Ruce outlined plans to improve community activity and church support with a program by Boss and Andys Wedlom, a prime supper served by Wes Stehan and others.
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Ridgeville Kiwanis Club
Camp Kiwanis
Glenn A
PYD
Ve Noth Pheev
Cuser Coon Rt
Meeling
Will Agai
Boss
Andys Wedlom
Wes Steh
Adam Wis Woehael
Carney Vis
P Lear
HO MecAlpin
Go Getters Plan For Carnival Concession
Members of the Go Getters of the Congregational Church and their families plan a food concession at the Tulkh Field carnival September 8 through 11. The menu likely includes sandwiches coffee and soft drinks. An August outing is scheduled for Wednesday August 24 at the same beach.
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South Amiel
Congregational Church
Linwood
Sesson
Tulkh Field
Sept & Ihrough
Amherst Churches Schedule Highlights Local Faith Services
Local congregations in Amherst list Sunday services with times for several denominations. Methodist Rev Dale Ruges hosts youth fellowship at Delaware Ave, St Josephs Catholic invites Knights of Columbus for communion, Gospel and Evangelical groups schedule morning and evening services, and other churches share Sunday schools and worship times across multiple parishes.
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Dale Ruges
Delaware Ave
Loran
R C. Buswell
ST Joseph's
Joseph Lembach
Knights of ‘Columbus
Walliam Moyer
T Pfter
Ruy Jerome Wenner
Aim Emish Baptist
Leland Howard Surdar
Sam Young People
Tom
Nation Hit By 812 New Polio Cases
Public Health Service reports nationwide polio cases rose to 12 last week from 7 the prior week, with New England hardest hit showing a 190 percent increase. The year’s average remains 176 for the same week since 1930 and 19 cases appeared among over six million inoculated children.
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Washington
Public Health Service
New England
X Ray Unit in Amherst Two Days
The Moule and Ray set of the Torun County TB and Health Association offers free adult chest X rays today at Berks Commera Avenue and Church Street as part of Christmas seals efforts. Children will be charged a small fee for chest X rays.
Library New Book List Is Intriguing
Amherst librarian Mrs Frank Radde reports new fiction and non-fiction titles arriving for circulation. The list includes works by Echard, Disney, Mackenzie, Ullman, Rockwell, Sherman, and Oursler among others, spanning mysteries, histories, guides, and children’s volumes for diverse readers.
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Library
Amherst
Frank Radde
Public Library
Excelsior
Bonner
Echard
Disney
Schmitt
Sara Dane
Gaskin
Marc Carey
the Four Fates
Wachay
Wilder
Beyond Courage
Blair
Zim
Einstein Tigers of
Governor Craig Visits Capitol for Lunch in White House
Washington reports Gov. George Crag of Indiana arrived for a social luncheon at the White House with Sherman Adams. Press speculation tied him to a possible succession to Air Force Secretary Talcott if Talbott resigns amid controversy. Crag said the post is filled and that he has a job.
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Washington
George Crag
Indiana
White House
Air Force
Harold F Talcott
Talbott
Cunent
Crue
Sherman Adams
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