Construction Starts on Shupe Ave Elementary School
Amherst voters approved a 245000 bond for the new Shupe Ave Elementary School, part of a 22 year financing plan at 1.25 mills. The building will have 11 classrooms for kindergarten through fifth grade and will replace temporary rooms used in churches and the Masonic Temple.
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Amherst
Shupe Ave
Dool
W. A. Smith
Amherst Village
Amhgist Church
Smith
Methodist Church
Congregational Church
St. Peter Eub
Ercetor Inc
New Shupe Ave
George Minadeo
Willoughby
E. V. Randall
R.D
Elyria
Charles Randall
North Ridgeville
Workshop Players To Meet For Season Planning
Amherst theater group Workshop Players from Middle Ridge Theater In The Round meets at 6 p.m. Sunday. Season shows include Apple of His Eye October 15–24, Gramercy Ghost January 21–30, and The Hasty Heart March 31–April 9. Tickets at 242 Church St or P.O. Box 247 Amherst. Dinner plans arranged by Mrs Henry Penton. Program planning by Marty Breck and Miss Carole Monos.
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Amherst
Workshop Players
Middle Ridge Theater
Church St
P.O. Box 247
Jirs
Henry Penton
Marty Breck
Carole Monos
Amherst church school to open with Sunday rally
Amherst Congregational Church will usher in a church school this Sunday at 9 30 am with a rally. The program runs each Sunday for ages 3 through adults. Howard Gould announces a staff including Mrs C B Masters nursery leader Mrs Roland Hower and Mrs Nicholas Discenz o in nurser y kindergarten and a full primary to junior department lineup led by Mrs Erik Penton Miss Janet Battenhouse Mrs William Brace and others. Classes combine boys and girls this year.
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Amherst — Church Sch
Amherst Congregational Church
Suniay
Howard Gould
Church School
Nurenm-Kintergarien
C. B. Masters
Roland Hower
Nicholas Discenzo
Primar-Lieser
Erik Penton
Janet Battenhouse
Wiliam Brace
Arthur Hamel
Marion Sieele
Richard Hilgate
Marion Menz
Amherst enrollments surge beyond expectations for fall term
Amherst public schools report enrollments exceeding projections with totals near 2300 across Central Powers Washington Ave and Marion L. Steele High School. 916 at Central, 760 at Powers, 606 at the High School, plus 280 at St Joseph Parochial. Nine new teachers added and new courses in business law journalism and eight grade science. A high school cafeteria opened on the first day with a mass assembly at Memorial Field led by Principal Robert Sutton.
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Central School
iCentral
Powers Elementary
Washington Ave
Marion L. Steele High School
St. Joseph Parochial School
Memorial Field
Robert Sutton
Speed Meter Takes Toll 28 Nabbed For Speeding
Amherst village police report show 25 defendants in Kane court this week with 4 more bond forfeitures. Records list drivers charged with speeds from 38 to 52 mph on Main and Elyria avenues, with fines and costs varying by case.
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Amherst
Henry Kane
Bonnie
Plas
Oberlin
Elyria Ave
Alma M. Osmer
West Lorain St
South Main St
Ora Mae Dunham
North Main St
William Bahl
Eric S. Elyria
James L. Powers
Sippic Ave
Msis
Thomas F. Dindino
Russia
South Nee
Richard To Schafer
Fe West Martin Si
Monk
Marin St
Marien OL Ormen
I Cains
Fussell
Forestier
Leran
Thomas T. Trinsky
Erce
South Amherst
Soath
Riemer N. Neil Watt Bawa
Yeoa
Elstia
South Mearn St
Nick FL Desantos
Broanell Ave
Lerain
Smith Main St
Voraz
Wakeman
Main St
James FE Barnes
Jan Ave
Jarats S
Smach
R.D
South Ambhers
Zor
Marin BE. Lemis
Cleveland
North Main S
Paul W. Finley
Parke Ave
Arthur B. Carpmeanl
Sunrise Dr
Lois Jean Sekki
Forrest St
Ernest Rigo
West 29Th St. Lorain
Steele High Band Prepares For Fast-Stepping Season
Amherst Ohio reflects on Marion L. Steele High School band plans for 1959 60 season with 101 members 80 Marchers and 21 substitutes under director Russell Petersen. The group trains daily with drills on a football field near Powers Elementary School and occupies Powers School auditorium for music practice. Edward Logue assists with marching. the Instrumental Musical Festival is the year’s major event backed by the Amherst Band Parents.
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Marion L. Steele
Powers
Central School
Amherst
Russell Petersen
Amherst Comets
Wellington Dukes
Oberlin Indians
Petersen
Schoul
Powers Elementary
Powers School
Edward Logue
Amherst Band
Marion L Steele High School
Memorial Field
Five Amherst Youths Attend Pilgrim Fellowship Retreat
Five members of the Amherst Congregational Church Pilgrim Fellowship will attend the Medina Association Pilgrim Fellowship Retreat at Camp-ls-See-Kes this weekend. Lois Bierman Alice Gould Barbara Innes Sally Cole and Ralph Witänenbrook will receive training in program planning and the overall work of the Pilgrim Fellowship. Women groups of the church plan early season meetings. Rev Elinor Galusha will attend the Ohio Conference Ministers Retreat at Pilgrim Hills Monday through Wednesday.
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Amherst
Amherst Congregational Church
Pilgrim Fellowship
Medina Association
Camp-ls-See-Kes
Lois Bierman
Alice, Gould
Faith Commission
Barbara Innes
Sally Cole
Ralph Wituenbrook
Pregrim Fellowship
Congregational Church
Mary-Martha Fellowship
Women's Fellowship
Elinor Galusha
Ohio Conference of Congregational Christian Churches
Pilgrim Hills
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Estel O. New
Quarry Rd
Alice Dewitt
Middle Ridge
William E. Heck
Leavitt Rd
Kolbe Rd
Steele High Band
Robert P. Gousha
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