Circus Atmosphere Prevails At South Amherst PTA
PTA meeting at South Amherst features a circus themed program with den leaders Mrs. Lewis Kilmer and Mrs. Patterson guiding activities as Den 1 engages with parents and children in a community event.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1959
Page
18
PTA meeting at South Amherst features a circus themed program with den leaders Mrs. Lewis Kilmer and Mrs. Patterson guiding activities as Den 1 engages with parents and children in a community event.
The Water Co. will reply in writing to a complaint by Carl Lehman and Earl Snyder of Sharondale Acres about a $950 refund due for water lines. The Public Utilities Commission had ordered a reply yesterday and the company says attempts to contact the men have failed as they reportedly moved with no forwarding address. The commission’s engineering office ordered a response within 15 days.
Perry Bryant a Pittsfield dairy farmer was named farmer of the year at the ninth annual Soil Conservation dinner in the Brighton School auditorium. He earned the trophy for showing the most progress in his soil conservation program during the past year. Bryant succeeds Lawrence Snyder last year’s winner from R D New London. Trophy presented by William Murray Bonnie Bray Farms Wellington. Guest speaker Louis F Warhhngton Ohio Farm Bureau board member. Wellington High School girls choir led by Mrs Charles Florence performed.
Fire from defective wiring gutted the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge Radcliffe in Wakeman yesterday afternoon. Seven children aged five to 16 were home. Rennie 14 smelled smoke and helped evacuate. Foster children and personal items were saved, while most clothing and furniture were damaged. The family is staying with Clayton Hoyte.
A list of major corporations appears in the report including American Standard, American Telephone and Telegraph, Anaconda Copper, Chrysler, General Electric, General Motors, Westinghouse, and Woolworth among others. The compilation reflects widespread corporate presence across steel, automotive, electrical, and consumer sectors, with references to regional firms and distributors.
Cleveland market notes hogs 110 to 250 pounds 16.25 to 29.00 per cwt with declines of 25 cents. Cattle and calves steady to mixed. prime beef, commercial, and choice categories listed. Sheep and lambs active to strong with wool and clipped ranges provided.
Elyria youth 17 confesses sixth break in. police say both a 14 year old and the youth burglarized multiple stations including Mary burg lary of Haury Brothers Service Station and Shively Auto Service on East Ave. The pair also broke into Yanosky Gulf Station and Minnick's Pure Oil Station in separate incidents.
An 18 year old and a 19 year old from Elyria were involved in printing counterfeit tickets for an Elyria East Tech basketball game. Police say the case is being reviewed by Prosecutor John Howard with possible charges for Meng and juvenile referral for Bader.
Dairymen supplying the Cleveland milk marketing area earned about 300000 dollars above normal last month due to a 31 cent per hundredweight premium linked to Class I utilization. The negotiated blend price was 4.30 per cwt, with a February–March drop averted by a MPF and handler agreement. Approximately 70 percent of milk went to Class I, 7 percent to Class III, and 23 percent to Class II.
Classified notices show money loans on goods including diamonds guns cameras and typewriters. Businesses advertise personal loans from 25 to 1000 dollars and savings loan services with reputation built over three generations.
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