South Amherst seeks voter support for high school addition
The South Amherst Board of Education urges a $269,000 bond on the November 2 election to add space and facilities to the high school. The plan includes a fireproof expansion to the present building, more classrooms and improved shop areas, with the aim of avoiding half day sessions due to crowding.
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Horoscope snippet for birthday insights and zodiac guidance
The text presents a birthday horoscope noting Pete et Born today with a blend of praise and caution. It describes a gentle, sympathetic nature, a mix of luck and challenges, and urges practical judgment. It lists notable birth names and includes several zodiac sign forecasts and personality advice.
Oberlin Man Sent To Lima Hospital For Examination
Oberlin resident Ezekiel Alexander 22 was committed to Lima State Hospital for mental examination after pleading guilty to shooting with intent. The county auditor set millage at 4.5 per dollar for bonds, and residents ponder local tax effects amid regional development and school funding concerns.
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Lima Hospital
John D. Pincura
Ezekiel Alexander
Farmers Lane
Lima State Hospital
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Avon Lake
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Elyria
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Methodist Church Worken Schedule and World Community Day
Henrietta Mary Ladrach will lead a program on United Work of Protestant Church Women in the United States for the Methodist Church Women’s Society meeting on November 4 at 1 15 in the church parlors. Mrs James Ehrman will lead devotions with hostesses Mrs Walter Bennett Mrs John Born Mrs C H Currier and Mrs Harold Buchs. Executive board members meet Monday night to finish plans for events. On November 8 the society hosts the Maister’s Book Club and on November 10 serves lunch to members and guests. They seek clothing for children aged one to six linens remnants for children’s clothing and money to defray Parcel post charges for Parcels for Peace for World Community Day. World Community Day is observed by Amherst area churches at Brownheim Congregational Church on Saturday Nov 14 at p m. Mrs R E Appel of Amherst will lead and Hulda Koch Nazi refugee will speak with special music planned.
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Henrietta — Mary, Ladrach
United Work of Protestant’ Church
United States
Women’s Society of Christian Services
Methodist Church
James Ehrman
Walter Bennett
John Born
C. H. Currier
Harold Buchs
Maister’s Book Club
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Amherst
Brownheim Congregational Church
R. E. Appel
Aroherst
Hulda Koch
Chronicle-Telegram Front Page Oct 28 1954 Elyria Ohio
Local paper reports on events in Elyria and surrounding Lorain County as of late October 1954. Includes brief notices, community updates, and city affairs with emphasis on regional happenings and public interest items.
Study Club Meeting At Mrs Ruth's Home
Twenty five members and guests attended the Study Club gathering at 108 West Main Street hosted by Mrs. J. Ruth. Visitors came from Hemjmiietta Amherst Clearview South Amherst and Buffalo. Viola Kreeger reviewed The Man Called Peter. Beverly Sprague and Esther Sick performed songs. Desserts were offered by several members. Next meeting set for November 22 at Mrs. James Hales home with Mrs. William Griffin in charge.
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West Main St
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Clearview
Buffalo
Viola Kreeger
Peter
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Beverly Sprague
Esther Sick
Ruth
Harold Moore
William Roberts
William Griffin
James Hales
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