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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1959

Page

3

13 Is Lucky Number For Youth In Raising Funds For College

Keith Buell keeper of 13 horses operates a riding academy on the Buell farm on Leavitt Rd. Proceeds fund his college education as his sister and brother did. The horses aid group events across Lorain County including Oberlin Day Camp Camp Iss-See-Kes and Lorain's 125th Anniversary celebration potential. Keith aims for University of Cincinnati or University of Pittsburgh and plans to pursue funeral directing after college.

Keith Buell Dwight Buell Leavitt Rd Keith Buell Farm Jacqueline Murray Bowling Green State University Alan Case Institute of Technology Buel Lorain Oberlin Iss-See-Kes Elyria Marion Steele High School University of Cincinnati University of Pittsburgh

Four-Square States Picnic and Conference Set

Amherst hosts an all-day Foursquare Gospel Church picnic at Foster Park Rd with games, contests, and basket lunches starting 8 am. Rev. Daniel E. Buser, former pastor, will lead and greet Hour Of Comfort staff, Mrs. Buser directs song service, and WEOL may broadcast a Sunday service at 9 pm. Father’s Day observance follows.

Amherst Foursquare Gospel Church Church Grounds Foster Park Rd Daniel E. Buser Hour of Comfort WEOL William R.' 'Moyer Annnual Missionary Conference Foursquare Bible College Mt. Vernon Gene Koehn Margie Ellis Linwood Park

Aid Unit Holds Birthday Dinner With Amish Talk

Amherst program highlights a Ladies Aid Society meeting headlined by an Amish talk from Rev. Arthur Dey of St. Paul Lutheran Church. The group observed its birthday dinner with 23 members and six guests attending. special prize winners were Mrs. George Berger and Mrs. Fred Scix.

Amherst Arthur Dey St. Paul Lutheran Church Ladies Aid Society George Berger Fred Scix

Psychology and speed meters eyed by Amherst police council

Amherst police and council consider using psychology to slow traffic and revisit purchasing a speed meter. A letter campaign and a prior proposal were discussed as officers seek a deterrent effect. The panel weighs the benefit of one meter against costs while noting potential awareness impacts.

Amherst Police and Council Police

Fire Station Kinks to Be Fixed at Village Plant

Amberst purchase of aluminum strips for canopies above the garage and main entrance of the new fire station was approved by the fire committee. About 223 will be spent replacing existing metal strips while a wall above the entrance and concrete blocks are addressed. The south garage door will be adjusted and the south side cleared by tomorrow as a new ore truck is due in the afternoon. Architect Robert G Edwards and Fire Chief Walter Barris reported on the kinks and planned fixes.

Amberst Cor ‘Crete Walter Barris Robert G. Edwards Elyria Edwards

Amherst Churches and Parish Schedules Across Town

A roundup of church listings includes Amherst First Evangelical United Brethren at 533 South Main with Rev. Gail Bergstresser and Rev. Neal Pert. Congregational Church at 369 South Main with Rev. Elinor Galusha. St Paul Lutheran at Central Dr. with Rev. Arthur Dey. St Peter United Church of Christ with Rev. Guy J. Mover. Foursquare Gospel Church at 399 Cleveland Ave led by Rev. William R. Moyer. Methodist Church on Spring St. and Park Ave with Rev. M. Ray Smith. Faith Baptist Church at Milan Ave and South Lake St led by Rev. L G Howard. and St Joseph Catholic Church on St. Joseph Dr with Rev. Joseph A. Lembach. Services listed include Sunday School, worship, and midweek activities. various church programs and fellowship events are scheduled.

First Evangelical United Brethren Church South Main St Gail Bergstresser Minis Congregational Church South Main Elinor Galusha Foursquare Gospel Church Cleveland Ave William R. Moyer Methodist Spring St Park Ave M. Ray. Smith Faith Baptist Milan Ave South Lake St L. G. Howard

Grange Plans Fair Work and Summer Meetings

Hickory Tree Grange members will staff Lorain County Fair cafeteria on Aug 24 night and Aug 26 all day. The group announced at a meeting led by Mrs Emma Sich. Pomona Grange will meet July 1 at Hickory Tree Grange Hall with Summit County Pomona program. De meter Club to meet July 23. program featured Maria Komives Gary Greiner dances Sharon Pikey comet Beilman guitar Scott Dunlap drum Paula Pikey and Pearl Vey Hawaiian dance Christine Barnes reading. The charter was draped in memory of the late Charles Hahn.

Amherst Hickory Tree Grange Lorain County Fair Emma Sich Licht Pomon Grange Hickory Tree Grange Hall Summit County Pomona Demeter Club Grange Hall Maria Komives Gary Greiner Sharon Pikey Comet Dave Beilman Scott Dunlap Paula Pikey Pearl Vey Christine Barnes Reading Charles Hahn

McCann Warns Ulster TV Should Reflect Local Humor

Jack McCann addressed Ballymena Rotary Club on storytelling and urged that regional Ulster TV service not be dominated by humor from elsewhere or by American productions. He emphasized local sensibilities and regional representation in programming.

Rotary Club Ballymena Northern Ireland Jack McCann Ulster

Church Club Plans Picnic Tuesday

Amherst area church groups announce a Congregational Laymen's Fellowship picnic with swimming volleyball horseshoes and badminton Tuesday at 6 30 p m at 114 Idlewood Drive Frank Nicholls hosts. Officers for Merry Jane Fellowship and Women s Fellowship and Mary Martha Fellowship are listed with presidents vice presidents secretaries and treasurers.

Amherst Congregational Frank Nicholls Idlewood Dr Elinor Galusha Fred Stilgenbauer Frank Nickolls Robert Womack Lawrence van der Oord Merry Jane Herman Keene Charles Alexander Howard Maegle Earl Cotton Women's Fellowship Marion Steele Harold Brown Minnie Sabiers Jack Bierman Mary - Martha Fellowship AH Mary - Martha

Driver Charged In Collision In South Amherst

A collision on Kolbe Place in South Amherst caused about 800 damage to two cars. James L. Jones, 29, of 147 West Main Street, lost control and spun into William C. Deptowicz, 19, of 4022 Oak Point Road, Lorain. Jones faced reckless operation charge.

Kolbe Pd James L. Jones West Main St South Amherst Jones William C. Deptowicz Oak Point Rd Lorain

Porter Named Head Of Scottish Rite

Ira Porter of Oberlin was elected and installed president of the Lorain County Scottish Rite Society at the annual meeting. Edmund Lehman of Amherst served the past year as president. Other officers include Ralph Fox Elyria first vice president William Fullerton Lorain second vice president Earl Bailey Amherst secretary and Thomas Klinger Elyria treasurer. The meeting featured a swiss steak dinner and guest speaker John Sayre Christie. The board of governors includes Lehman honorary, Henry Bailey Vermilion Homer Barbe Wellington Harry Hahn Grafton Russell Henry Lorain Al Alvarez Lorain Charles Hume Elyria Robert Fox Elyria Judson A. Logan Amherst Glen Saladin Amherst and Philip Zahm Oberlin. The union and program chairs were named, with remarks noting the Masons’ 100th anniversary fall reunion at the Cleveland Masonic Temple beginning November 6 for two weeks.

William Fullerton Edmund Lehman Porter Bittel Ralph D. Fox Fart Bailey Thomas Klinger C-T Amiversy Ira Porter Oberlin Lorain County Scottish Rite Society Amherst Central School Stone City Order of Eastern Star of Ralph Fox Elyria Lorain Earl Bailey Amtherst Edward Bittel T. O. Murphy Harold Perry George Brill Charles Wiegand John Sayre Christie Lake Erie Lehman Henry Bailey Vermilion Homer Barbe Wellington Harry Hahn Grafton Russell Henry al Alvarez Charles Hume Robert Fox Judson A. Logan Glen Saladin Phillip Zahm B. W. Dobbins Elsria L. H. Popp Lee Roy Reisinger Earl Cotton

School Out Second Semester Honors Set

Steele High School announced the second semester honor roll with 28 students earning at least four A's and no grade below B. Names include Jolene Huber Bill Mower Penny Newell Mary Jane Tettaton and others. 12 earned at least five A's and one received six A's.

Amherst Steele High School Jolene Huber Bill Mower Penny Newell Mary Jane Tettaton Mary Beth Thutt David Ruth Carol Sexteila David Cope Pam Henderson Ilona Ergh Cheryi Miller Bob Schieferstein Bob Penman Sue Albrecht Ron Berner Sharon Brooks Barbara Turnage Sue Mortimer Shirley O'Dor Karen Thull Jean Wagner Doug Cope Jim Ingrassia Fran Jordan Natalie Mackie Richard Oliver Lomse Wenner Peg Getty

Amherst Next Week Activities Preview

Rotary Club meets at the Masonic Temple at noon. Fraternal Order of Eagles holds a meeting in the lodge at p m. Democratic Women’s Club gathers at Lorain County Savings and Trust Co Building on Cleveland Ave at p m. Maude Neiding Park Committee convenes in town hall at 7 30 p m. Board of Education to meet in Administrative Office on Church St at 3 30 p.m. American Legion Auxiliary assembles in Legion hall at 8 p.m. Wednesday Avenue Club meets at Masonic Temple at 8 p.m. Thursday Business and Professional Women’s Club picnic at Albrecht residence on North Main St at 6 20 p.m. Golden Age Club in club rooms at 1 p.m. Fraternal Order of Eagles Auxiliary at FOE hall at 8 p.m.

Fraternal Order of Eagles Lodge P. m Democratic Women’s Club Lorain County Business and Professional Women's Club Albrecht North Main St Golden Age Club Fraternal Order of Eagles FOE

Malaya to Get British Aid for Communists Fight

London announced continued financial support for Malaya after independence to combat Communist rebels. Undersecretary Cuthbert Aleport said Britain would grant seven million dollars in 1960 for security efforts in the colony.

London UPT Malaya Cuthbert ‘I. Aleport Comunionwealth House ‘of Commons Britain

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