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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1959

Page

2

Medina County Fair promises expanded program and grounds

Officials announce a bigger Medina County Fair from September 9 to 22 with dust control on roads 19 acres of free parking added new gates and poultry coops for 4 H exhibits and extensive ground and building improvements. KYW radio will broadcast with Spees Howard Joe Finan and Wes Hopkins from September 9 to 11 daily at the grandstand.

Medina Medina County Rt. 42 KYW Aim To & Pm Spees Howard Joe Finan Wes Hopkins Bic? Wilson

Historic Milan Bell Rings Again for Homecoming Festival

Milan plans a 11 43 am opening event for Homecoming and Melon Festival led by the rediscovered town hall bell. The parade starts at the school, travels to the square for Judge Hugh Culbertson's address, with police and fire units in the motorcade followed by a luncheon at the Mitan Inn.

Milan Hugh Culbertson Mitan Inn

Suburban Calendar Tonight In Several Communities

Local clubs churches and youth groups hold meetings across Birmingham Grafton Valley City New London North Ridgeville Fields Rochester and nearby towns tonight. Events include garden clubs post meetings church councils PTA booster clubs firemen junior groups and social gatherings with times from 2 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Sponsored venues include churches town halls schools and private homes.

Birmingham Firelands Garden Club Grafton VEW Hinkson- Hysell Town Hall Altar and Rosary Society Lamaculate Conception Hall Wilda Taylor Valley City E and R Church Council Church Hall Liverpool Pta Liverpool New London Firelands Aerie FDR Eagles North Ridgeville Penelope Club Fields WSCS Methodist Church ROCHESTER — _ Friendship Guild Charles Conklin South Amherst Amherst Amercan Legion Legion Kipton Camden Garden Club Green Parrot S Grange and R Church Women’s Guild Valley City—Zion Ladies ‘Aid Kiwanis Club Board of Public Affairs Loyal Women Mary Finley VFW O'Grala Club Mary O’connor Lagrange The Ladies Missionary Society Baptist Church Dean Mayo

Rochester Registration Is Sept 12

Voters in Rochester will register on Saturday Sept 12 at the town hall. Miss LaDonna Snyder has been hired to teach home economics at Harperville. Mrs. Alice Mylander of Detroit visited Mr and Mrs Stanley Storrow. Mr and Mrs Carlos Snyder visited Mr and Mrs Cy Eas Tucker in Sheloy Friday and Saturday. Week-end guests at Hagen Roberts home included Mr and Mrs Oren Roberts and family. Mr and Mrs Russel Damos and Mrs Jane Borsh were guests from Cleveland.

Rochester LaDonna Snyder Harperville Alice Mylander Detroit Stanley Storrow Carlos Snyder Cyeas Tucker Sheloy Hagen Roberts Oren Roberts Russel Damos Jane Borsh Cleveland

Meatcutter Ball joins Clair Gallman IGA at Speedway Center

Friends of Leo Gall. for many years a meal butter in Amherst, learn he now heads the meat department at the Clair Gallman IGA store in the Speedway Shopping Center. Ball, born and raised in Amherst, previously cut meat in several shops and ran his own market. He and his wife reside at 4780 Hawthorne St Sheffield Lake. The G a llman couple have run the IGA shop at Speedway Center for about two and a half years.

South Amherst Leo Gall Amherst Clair Gallman Abot Avon Lake Amd Cir Gawman IGA Speedway

Berlin Board Makes Staffing Changes At School

Berlin Heights changes include appointing Mrs. Arthur Buchwald as clerk and separating clerk and secretary roles. George McCoy hired for English social studies PE and junior high coaching. Other hires include cafeteria assistant and second cook. one commercial teaching post remains open. Pay schedule to switch to twice monthly and streamlined meeting procedures proposed. Drainage and playground paving discussed with architect consultation planned.

Berlin Heights Berlin Board of Education Arthur Buchwald Gertrude Nottke George McCoy Carl Kuh Robert Howell Mary Dershem Joseph Hurley Kenneth Sartor Huron Norwalk

Summer To Stay Church Board Keeps Worship Hour

SOUTH AMHERST The Official Board of the Methodist Church decided to keep the summer worship hour at 9:30 with Sunday School at 10:30 and 11:30 dismissal through September. Choir practice resumes Thursday but singing during worship resumes Sept. 13.

South Amherst M. Ray Smith E. M. Hyatt Clem Gratz Belle Brocksieker Brocksicker Peter Amenhauser William Wolfe Marilyn Ellis College Park Methodist Church Orlando Fla Elmer Harris Commission On Evangelism

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