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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1961

Page

11

Steele Players Stage The Boy Who Changed The World

AMHERST Steele High School presents The Boy Who Changed The World a comedy fantasy. The show runs tonight and Saturday at Powers School doors open at 7:30 p.m. Directed by Richard Banker with set design by the Steele art department. Cast includes Russ Dickinson Martha Wallace Don Rolli Anagene Hatten Elaine Niesen Bill Riston Howard Wilcox Dick Lohiser David Orosz Carol Moon Marilyn Kuciek Bob Waite Freda Delkus David Levihos and Keith Buell. Tickets available at the door.

Amherst Steele High School Powers School Richard Banker Steele Art Department Russ Dickinson Martha Wallace Don Rolli Anagene Hatten Elaine Niesen Bill Riston Howard

Area Kiwanis Club Pas ses 15 Year Mark

BERLIN HEIGHTS The Area Kiwanis Club marks its 15th anniversary with a dinner and program. Guests included Wakeman Kiwanis members and wives, Dr E J Meckstroth, past Lt Governors Richard Koons and George Musser, plus Lewis Nickols and Ellis Carson. Oliver Burnham recalled the club history and service projects.

Wakeman Kiwanis Club E. J. Meckstroth Sandusky Richard Koons George Musser Huron Lewis Nickols Ellis Carson Meckstroth Sandusky Kiwanis Club Nichols Carson Karl Hamm Oliver Burnham

Amherst mayor race ends as votes split 57-?

The Amherst Board of Elections declared that a tally of fifty seven votes separated Mayor Henry Kane and attorney Frank Janik in a hard fought contest for the city's top office. Both campaigns avoided mudslinging and Democratic leaders thought Kane could have closed the gap with more campaigning.

Amherst Board of Elections Henry Kane Frank Janik Treien Wwe Kane Janik

Kane Finishes 57 Votes Short After 29 Years

James Cox Kane ends 29 year run 57 votes from victory as Bechtel edges Malloy for fourth ward. Norman Becker wins by 60 votes more than incumbent Bechtel. 1,339 votes for Russ Dodson top three candidates. City operating levy and gymnasium bond pass amid heated school funding debate and ethics concerns over campaign tactics. Mayor elect Janik proposes a tunnel workaround for Rt 254.

Martinek Ryan Dwight Standen Marvin Davis James Egan Joseph Husar Cox Kenneth Bechtel Patrick Malloy City Hall Bechtel Fred Hogrefe Howard Shumaker Russ Dodson Everhyone Dodson N. W. Bechtel Norman Becker

Church Opens Building Work in Amherst

Groundbreaking is set for Sunday morning outside First Evangelical Church to dedicate a $99,000 educational unit. The one story building, 198 by 45 feet, will attach to the east side and include classrooms offices a pastor's study and a nave.

Amherst First Evangelical Church Nariar

Church addition planned with nursery and grades 1–6

Groundbreaking set after the 10:30 a m service led by Rev Gail Bergstresser. Architect Herk Visna AMIVERST of Cleveland and film producer William Schmittgen will present a documentary on alleged Communist infiltration tied to House Un-American Activities Committee hearings at the Elementary Parish Teachers Association meeting next Monday at 7 30 p m. Sandusky attorney John Py will narrate the film.

Virgil Miller Gail Bergstresser Herk Visna William Schmittgen Will Activities Committee Jwith San Fran Cisco Sandusky John Py

Parade Plans Mapped By Avon VFW

Avon Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7035 marks Veteran's Day with a car caravan from Avon Municipal Building at 4 p.m. traveling to Avon Cemetery then to St Marys Church Cemetery for grave decorating. A public post dance and supper follows at the post home on Mills Rd, sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary and Post members, starting at 8:30 p.m.

Avon Avon Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No Avon Municipal Avon Cemetery St. Marys Church Cemetery Post Mills Rd

Amherst Church Events Highlights Local Congregations

A compiled list details service times and activities for Amherst churches including Amherst Baptist Church, Amherst Methodist Church, Church of Christ, Congregational Church, St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran, St. Peter United First Evangelical United Brethren, Foursquare Gospel Church, St. Joseph Catholic Church, Faith Baptist Church, Westminster United Presbyterian, and South Amherst First Methodist. Entries cover Sunday worships, Sunday schools, youth fellowships, midweek studies, choir rehearsals, and special services with locations and minister names where given.

Amherst Baptist Church Southern Baptist Convention North Leavitt Re Congregational Church South Main Ned H. Martin Women's Fellowship Rhearsal St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church Central Drive Arthur Dey

PTA Holds Dad Night in South Amherst

A South Amherst PTA meeting featured Dad Night with football and basketball players demonstrating plays, rope climbing, and fitness routines. Mrs. Virgil Miler led the opening with Rev. Kellerman’s invocation. Supt. T. C. Simpson announced Thanksgiving school closures.

South Amherst Echantheciamine Ro Nm Association Jack Wilhelm Mike Mormanis Virgil Miler Philip Kellerman the Nazarene Church Ervin Wrace

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