Amherst remembers strict teacher Ethel Eppley with schoolhouse tales
In Amherst, 1910 era tales honor Eppley who reportedly killed 32 snakes in ten days to keep grass clear. Gordon Ward, retired Toledo newscaster, hosts a Thursday tribute at The Main Street Community Center sharing letters from former students. Valerie Gerstenberger notes her mother shaped Amherst life and history through tours and annual events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Szucs
Chronicle-Telegram
Amherst
Ethel Eppley
Eppley
Amherst Central School
Gordon
Skip” Ward
Toledo
Ward
Main Street
Park Ave
Anna Gaydosh
Valerie Gerstenberger
Gerstenberger
Heritage House Society
LCJVS
Lorain Palace
Broadway
Lorain
Park Avenue
Gordon Ward
Brownhelm picnic invites BYOD memory sharing
The Brownhelm Historical Association hosts a 7 p.m. June 7 picnic at Mill Hollow's Carriage Barn. Attendees may bring a dish and share graduation memories after the meal.
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The
Brownhelm Historical Association
Mill Hollow
Amherst Vermilion events and notices calendar
Local notices list immunization clinic and senior ceremony in Lorain and Amherst, garden tram rides, blood drives, gardener talks, music at Vermilion venues, museum tours, pancake breakfast, school commencements, class reunions, and ongoing cultural activities. Includes contact numbers and dates for many events.
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Amherst High School
St. Joseph's Hall
Amherst
DeLuca's
Kellie Kallas
Vermilion Country Club
Janet Tansey
Fantanze
Aol.com
Sandy Brummer
Cindy Roth
Mark Pena
Vermilion Area
Rich
Grange Hall
Milan Ave
Maureen Scheithauer
Northcoast Yoga.org
Friends of the
Amherst Public Library
Spring St
Comet Corner
Amherst Steele High School
Sree Szucs Email Contact Details
A reader provides contact data for Sree Szucs with an email address from chroniclet.com, noting 160325 7161 and an address sszucs at chroniclet. com for correspondence.
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Chroniclet.com
Amherst Police Reports Late May Incidents Involving Theft and Disorder
A sequence of Amherst incidents from May 8 to May 19 includes vehicle window smashings, thefts, a disorderly conduct case at Church Street Bar and Grill, crack cocaine and paraphernalia arrests, driving under suspension warrants, unauthorized vehicle use, and a reported incident of suspected child exploitation with substance involvement. Several traffic stops yielded drug charges and weaponless violations. Authorities seized a white powder for lab analysis and responded to a dog at large with a cited owner.
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Church of Christ
Ceeper
N. Leavitt Road
Susie Casta Lovette
Calif
Nanette S. Taylor
Church St
Church Street Bar and Grill
Thomas A. Dixon
N. Main St
South Main Street
Franklin Avenue
State Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation Lab
Vermilion Road
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Quartesy Wincerv
Dewey Road
St. Paul
St. Paul Lutheran
Central Drive
Ritter Public Library
Friends of Ritter Public Library
Vermilion
Penny Soboleski
Lorain County
VFW
Cleveland St
Schoepfle Gardens
Market St
Birmingham
Vermilion V.F.W. Post
Poorman Road
Lifeshare
Schoepfie Gardens
Commodore's Place
State Route 60
Mill Street
Loren Glick Family
Copus Hill
Glacier Ridge Boys
Vermilion River Reservation
Benjamin Bacon
North Ridge Road
Brighton Congregational Church
S.W. Corner
Wildlife Gardens
Schoepfie Gardens Visitor Center
Cleveland State University
Wolstein
Vermilion High School
Sanford Ave
Firelands Elementary
Henrietta Two
Lorain County Health
River Bend
Liberty Avenue
Vermilionohioharbourtown
Homestead
South Street
Amherst-Vermilion News
metro@chroniclet.com
Leavitt Road
Spruce Tree Lane
Joseph L. Williams
Roy Hpi
Kris R. Born
Frederick Fryson
Elyria
Block Valley Drive
Super K-Mart
John T. Whitfield
Russell E. Boyd
Cleveland
Vermilion Police
Liberty Ave
McDonald's
Center
Adams Streets
Jackson Street
Son
Boy
Man
South Shore Plaza
Baumhart Road
Marian Cancel
Nantucket Place
Erie County Children's Services
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