Summer Lull Over PTA Start Work In Amherst
Amherst’s three village PTAs resume activity as school nears. Executive boards set year plans and chairmen for St Joseph School, Powers Elementary, and the Junior-Senior High PTA. New principals and presidents are introduced, budgets discussed, and delegates named for the Lorain County council. Regular meetings begin in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Mary Herbert
St. J Joseph
George Knipp
Steve Polansky
Frst
Meeting of Powers Elementary Pta
Howard Cobb
Dlaes Ward
Joseph Robinda
George Holstein
Gordon Cen Ways and Micans
Recnard Coley
Ned
Ramon Wikoff
Lorain County
PTA
Hubert Marty
New London Schools Open With 1299 Pupils Enrolled
New London reports 1299 pupils enrolled this year across districts. New London High School has 496 students, Elementary 94, Futchville 10, Garrsfield 94. Calendar shows multiple holidays including Labor Day, Huron County Fair, Thanksgiving, Christmas, spring break, Memorial Day, and Baccalaureate Sunday. Cafeterias operate again and annual insurance and student information packets will be distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London High School
New London Elementary
Futchville
Garrsfield
Htureen County
Tax Exemption Plea Rejected by Ohio Board
The Board of Tax Appeals denied Toan Inc a property tax exemption claiming the non profit status applied only after a charitable use commences. Ross Town must pay taxes as the property is owned but not yet put to charitable use.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Next Week's Activities In Amherst
Amherst clubs and groups share a busy week with meetings at various locations. Fire Department gathers Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at the fire station, Farm Bureau 4 A Discussion Group meets Tuesday at 7 30 p.m., Jaycee Ettes convene Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Roberta Meeerg's home, 197 Central Drive, Home Extension Club meets Thursday at 12 30 p.m. at St Peters Church, Sorosis Club meets Thursday at unspecified time, and Amherst Township Trustees meet Saturday at 7 30 p.m.
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Farm Bureau 4
Jaycee-Ettes
Roberta Meeerg
Central Dr
St. Peter's Church
Sorosis Club
Amherst Township
Princeton End Quits Football Over Injury Risk
Blairs town New Jersey Jim Stansbury a Princeton University end from Prospect Iowa quit football on Thursday to avoid permanent injury Doctors advised him to drop the sport after reporting for training this week Had missed the 1958 season due to a back injury and decided not to continue.
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Blairstown
N. J
Jim Stansbury
Princeton University
Prospect
Lansbury
Meadowlark Motorcycle Club Builds Clubhouse in Amherst
Fourteen readers describe Meadowlark Motorcycle Club members pursuing sport promotion and rider safety. The club’s new $16 000 building includes a bar dance area kitchen and offices and was built by club members. An all-day cycling event at Cross Rd begins at noon to raise funds for grounds improvements.
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Meadowlarks
Henry Ernst
Meadowlark Motorcycle Club of
Amherst
Crome Rd
John Penton
G-T
Eecremre
Sepron € Srey
Meadowlark Motorcycle Club
Cross Rd
Evertz
Henry Emat
Cleveland Ave
Shell
Amherst unveils 8 bus routes 1200 students for new school year
Eight school buses with about 1,200 students begin early routes on Wednesday. Buses will run 18 trips, first departures between 7:15 and 7:30 am. Changes include pickup points due to space limits. Transportation supervisor Al Schuller at Marion L. Steele High School can answer questions.
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Amherst
Achool
Privers
Ray Grocott
Byrd Richmond
Doris Hall
Joyce Mackin
Frank Borman
Ted Whek
George Cunningham
George Allman
al Schuller
Marion L. Steele High School
Barbershop Enjoyed at Amherst Host Home Party
John Hamann hosted a SPEBSQSA party at his Park Ave home for about 30 members and their wives. A buffet lunch was served. A SPEBSQSA meeting is planned for Tuesday at Lake Avenue Congregational Church in Elyria.
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Amherst
John Hamann
Park Ave
Spebsqsa Society For the
America
Spebsqsa
Lake Avenue Congregational Church
Elyria
McDowell Heads Henrietta Grange Officer Slate
Henrietta Grange elected officers at a Tuesday meeting held at the Junior High School. Ralph McDowell named Worthy Master with Lewis Ladrach as Overseer and Isabelle Ackerman as Lecturer, among others. The group will install these officers at a joint County meeting and honored Sybil Knoble with a plaque and a $100 prize for the Fair booth. An upcoming Pomona Grange session is noted for Sept 12 at Wellington with youth chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Henrietta Grange
Ralph McDowell
Lewis Ladrach
Isabelle Ackerman
Chris Krieg
Charles Berg
Esther Herman
Earl Berg
Viola Lees
Robert Vetter
Ceres
Sybil Knoble
Pomona
Lucy Roemer
Flora
Mary Ladrach
Laura Krebs
Willis Wasem
Phyliss Buchs
Florence Krieg
Dora Brown
Neilie Coates
Glen Gerstacker
L. J. Ladrach
Senate
Pomona Grange
Wellington
Lions Club
Jack
Robert
Gilbert Hostettler
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New London
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NORGE
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Benton
SUPER
Cleveland Street
Fairfax
Fantastic Boys
Route
Ternpike Interchange
Slyria
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