Sheffield Lake Board hires coach and staff. funds approved
The Sheffield Lake District Board of Education hired Robert B. Lowry as football coach and biology teacher, rehired multiple teachers and bus drivers, and approved secretaries pay scales and furnishing bids. The district plans a 12 room addition at Sheffield School, with bids from Miller Office Supply Co and Denny Office Supply Co for desks and chairs, plus a heating room renovation at Tennyson School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield Lake
Sheffield Lake District Board of Education
Robert B. Lowry
Berea
Wayne Browing
Oberlin
Lowry
Baldwin - Wallace University
West Virginia University
Sheffield School
Andrew Proving
Dorothy Killen
Wilbur Marks
Nancy Ilman
D. E. Russell
Ethel Ergh
Join Lowry
Fred Thuemsing
Paul Geetjer
Rudolph Ostreim
Horace Lov
Frank Matecic
Paul Dietlin
Daniel Rear
Don
Lillian Ault
Hazcl Stark
John Myers
Terry Box
Mike Hawke
Ralph O'Connor
Andrew White
Alan Walsh
Frances Kyes
Donald Kreidel
Eloise Armstrong
Francis Johnson
Mary Matecic
Ruth Barr
Miller Office Supply Co
Denny Office Supply Co
Campus Equipment Co
Unis
Sheffield Sims
ANTAL
Sheffield Life League
Brookside T School
Brookside
Huston Construction Co
Tennytson School
Paving Project To Start In Wellington Area
Wellington mayor announced Prospect Street paving will start in two to three weeks. Hart Construction Co. of Elyria won the contract at 8190 while Botsford Construction Co. bid higher. Heavy spring rain exposed a long standing swamp behind Courtland Street resident concerns prompting talks of a storm sewer at 4500 cost. Council discussed sharing sewer costs. a meeting will be arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Paina Gray
Prospect Sr
Hart Constructon Co
Elyria
Botsford Construction Co
Courtland St
Keith Andrews
Har
Church Initiates June Christian Enlistment Program
Avon Lake First Congregational Church launches a June CEP to study its functions and needs. All church organizations will be evaluated for purpose clarity current problems and future plans by the Program Survey and Appraisal Committee. Eight subcommittees form the central committee under CEP executives led by David Belt and Rev. Paul Fotins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
First Congregational Church
CEP
David Belt
John Skurkay
Ernest Fischer
George Dawson
Paul Fotins
Quiz Team Off To Contest Oleh Oleh
New London Area Youth for Christ Quiz Bee team heads to Ohio State UFC Quiz bee Thursday night. Uniforms tailored in Mexico City by Rev. Robert Collett. delivered to Greenwich and worn at rehearsal. Coach Lee McCollough leads with Norma Fair assisting. team members Glenda Lower Steve Troxel Dan Hutchinson Susan Weigle Larry McCullough Judy Hoce all from Savannah and Greenwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Steve Troxel
Dan Hutchinson
Savannah
Susan Weigle
Larry McCullough
Judy Hoce
Ali
Greenwich
Strawberries on Menu for CC June 25
Amherst notes the Cham ber of Commerce strawberry festival set for June 3 at 6 36 pm in St Joseph School with Mrs Lucille Walgeck as chair. Frontier Week ice cream social planned during the week long celebration with date pending. Balloons and buttons to be ordered. Frontier Week committees meet Monday at Wayne Garland’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Chamber of Commerce
St. Joseph School
Lucille Walgeck
Fronter Week
Wayne
Garland
Civic mindedness urged as SANS elects officers
At the Oberlin Inn annual dinner, Sandstone Area Nursing Service elected officers led by President Mrs. Howard Shumaker and VPs Mrs. Herb Merchant and Mrs. William Oskim. Board members include Mrs. Bert Jenne and others. By-laws approved, annual dinner remains sole yearly meeting. executive board meetings continue. The next board meeting is July 13 at 7 30 p.m. at 179 East Martin Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Sandstone Area Nursing Service
Oberlin Inn
Charles B. Gleason
Western Reserve University Highland View Hospital
Cleveland Center For Alcoholism
Cleveland Board of Health
Howard Shumaker
Herb Merchant
William Oskim
Allen Camp
Blaurice Stevens
Bert Jenne
Albert DeSantis
Steve Vilagi
Beile Williams
Neal Perz
L. F. Spitzig
Ars
Dewey Hull
Arthur Koppenhafer
Nancy McMurray
Frank Bielawski
Floyd Albright
East Martin Ave
Norwalk Farmer Named State 4-H Leader
Dr. William M. Smith, Norwalk poultry farmer and Penn State faculty member since 1917, will become Pennsylvania State 4-H leader on July 1 succeeding C. P. Lang. He is a former LH club advisor, professor of family relations, and holds degrees from Ohio State and Cornell. He and his wife have four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
William M. Smith
Pennsylvania
C. P. Lang
Dr. Smith
Wiliam M. Smith
Pennsylvania State University
LH Club
Penn State
Ohio State University
Corneil
Smith
Wisconsin
Chica
Merrill-Palmer School
Detroit
American Sociological Society
Rural Sociological Society
American Association of Mariage Counselors
National Council of Family Relations
Marriage and Family Livinz
Peninsylvania
Six New London Majorettes At Training Camp
MIGVY LONDON six members of the New London High School drum majorettes squad attend a two week training session at Onie University’s training school for majorettes through June 27. Attending are Char lene Frederick Vicki Knapp Carol Cowie Pativ Delamaier and Betty Gemmel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migvy London
New Lonam High School
Onie University
Charlene Frederick
Vicki Knapp
Carol Cowie
Pativ Delamaier
Betty Gemmel
Work Party Planned By Holy Name Society
Amherst readers note Holy Name Society plans a cleanup at the old St. Joseph School Building on Wednesday at 7 pm. The vandalized site suffered 28 broken windows and flooding after the incident three weeks ago. Rev. Joseph Lembach, pastor, spoke at the meeting and new society officers were installed Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
St. Joseph
Holy Name Society
St. Joseph Church
New London Village Council Approves Salary Increases
The New London Village Council passed amendments to village salary ordinances increasing pay in three departments and creating a new street foreman position at 3600 per year. Chief of Police Kenneth Murr gets 5 percent raise to 4300, sanitation workers rise from 126 to 140 per hour, street laborers advance to 145 per hour with 15 days yearly non accumulative sick leave, and a new village radio for the fire department is recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
New
Plywood Uses Outlined by Rotary Club Speaker
Milton Gates of U S Plywood Corp outlined home construction uses for plywood at a Rotary Club meeting in Amherst. The program was organized by Ted Cendrosky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Rotary Club
Milton Gates
U.S. Plywood Corp
Ted Cendrosky
Publisher Dies in Philadelphia at Age 70
Thomas Leo Kane, a longtime Insurance adviser and magazine publisher in Philadelphia, died Sunday at the age of 70. He built a varied career in publishing and financial services, leaving a lasting mark on local business circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Thomas Leo. Kane
Pisanelli Named Head Football Coach at Clearview High
Ralph Pisanelli was named head football coach at Clearview High School after serving as assistant coach last fall. The board also hired four teachers and approved plans for a new science facility as it could acquire property from Cities Service Oil Co. Discussions noted past bid attempts and zoning considerations as science classes remain in the high school basement. Resignations of two teachers and two school administrators were accepted, with principal pay raises approved for Darling Elementary and Clearview High principals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Pisanelli
Clearview High School
Board of Education
Pisanelli
Vridder
Kent State University
Paul Amoo
United States Department of State
Amodio
Amoedio
Gino Gioia
Clearview
Clippers
Lakeland
Gioia
Scheiferstein and
Scheiferstein
Cities Service Oil Co
North Ridge Rd
William Gillies
Eleanor ‘Abahazi
Vincent Elementary
Gracegar
Donald C. Holt
Jack Tillack
Darling Elementary
Vincent
Five Avon Lake Scout Leaders Honored for Five Years
Five-year pins were presented to five Girl Scout leaders at the Avon Lake Court of Awards in the high school stadium. Recipients were Mrs. Alfred McCarthy, Mrs. Paul Holliger, Mrs. Edward Holliger, Mrs. Peter Pah, and Mrs. Past Speich, with Mrs. Harold Auk directing. The event included flag ceremonies and remarks on Brownie and senior troop activities and contributions to the World Friendship Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Black River
Girl Scout Council
Harold Auk
Alfred McCarthy
Paul Holliger
Edward Holliger
Peter Pah
Airs
Speich
McCarthy
Chastine Passe
Allo
Jaliette Lane
Mission Circle Outing Planned by St Joseph Saint Francis
An outing with a Mrs Ed Meyers theme on Middle Ridge Rd was planned by Mission Circle 16 of St Joseph St Francis Navier. The event will be held at the next meeting date July 20 with Mrs Cletus Metz as a special prize winner and Mrs Delzieth as hostess.
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Felcome Wagoners
Avon
Curtis Radcliffe
Duck Lenser
Edward Cough
Thomas Taylor
Saddle Fun
Richard Peters
C-T
Area School Board
Od Caldwell
Charles Foster
Fay Jordan
Virgil Petersen
Clarence Chambers
Mater
County Health Department
GOK
Chimbers
Gray
John Duff
Amd
Aubrey Witbeck
Finance Committee
Michael Byrnes
Lorain - Medina
North Main St
Priscilla
First Methodist Church
Findley Forest Park
DeMolay
DeMolay Mothers Club
Herrick
National Needlecraft
Maxine Laisy
Lillywood Rebekah Lodge
West End Needle Club
Charles Seeley
Samuel
James Henes
Ernest L. Henes
Wellington Enterprise
Cornell
James
Muskingum
Enterprise
Stanley Riggs, Jr
High St
Jerry Riggs
Charles Grabius
Wellington High School
LeRoy Fahler
Tiane Farrar
Don Waver
Ruth Oney
Karl Oney
Indiana University Medical School
Purdue University
Pai Chi
el Paso
Texas
Wiliam Beaumont Army Hospital
Pennsylvania Post
Grace A. Meyers
Broad St
Old Lincoln Theater
Fairfax
Holy Name
New London Council
Woisss Rambler
Rambler
Harry Brown Motors, Inc
Middle Ave
Florence Zich
Dureng
Ronald Greim
Hilda Corbin
Dorothy Shong
Einglish
Pascenelli
W. 74Th St
New York City
Mission Circle
America
Ohio Hatton Company
Industrial
Lorain
Vermilion
Seral
Nowewrare Chine Occ
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