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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1959

Page

7

South Shore Center to Begin Construction in Spring

Vermilion announces a new 1.5 million shopping center, South Shore Incorporated, to be built next spring on a 17 acre site opposite Crystal Beach Park. The project, in a busy commercial area, will host national chains and relocating merchants. Builder-developer K R Evenson says it will offer a full range of stores at competitive prices. An artist’s sketch will be shown at the Erie County Bank.

South Shore Center Erie County Bank

Two Drivers Deny Guilt In Traffic Deaths

Norwalk court records show Robert D. Miller, 30, of Monroeville, pleading innocent to a manslaughter charge over a June crash on Rt. 547 that killed four members of the Lee family. Miller posted a $1,000 bond. Mary McKown, 44, of Plymouth, also pleads innocent to a manslaughter charge for the June 5 death of Trudy Ryan, 17, on Rt. 61. her bond is $2,000.

Norwalk Robert D. Miller Monroeville Miller Common Pleas Robert J. Vetter Inlaw James Lee Thomas Pamela Lee Mary McKown Plymouth Trudy Ryan Rt. 61

Suburban groups schedule tonight across Cleveland area

Listings show numerous meetings including VFW in Birmingham and civic leagues in North Ridgeville and New London. Activities cover PTA circles, volunteer firemen, garden clubs, Kiwanis and Lions groups, with times around 8 p.m. various towns, plus notes on DST change and evening events.

Editorial Pages Read by Most Newspaper Readers

The Continuing Study of Newspaper Reading finds four fifths of U S men and women who read newspapers will engage with at least one item on the editorial pages across the nation.

U.S

Actress Florine Carian Wins $300 For Quick Action

Hollywood reports actress Florine Carian earned 300 dollars for reacting promptly during a crowd scene in One-Eyed Jacks. Marlon Brando, directing and acting, awarded the prize after focusing his camera on players watching Karl Malden as a horsewhip Brando.

Hollywood UPD Florine Carian Pennebaker-Paramount Brando Carian Karl Malden

Micro-filmed Huron County court records archive project

Norwalk project completes area court records filming of 243 volumes dating 1800 to 1900 with handwritten deeds before 1900 and typed deeds after 1900. Began in 1953, cost over 3000 dollars, stored in Huron County Banking Co vaults for fire protection.

Norwalk Huron County Court Huron County Banking Co

Berlin Heights inaugurates new school with 720 students

Berlin Heights opens a new school year with about 720 students and eight new teachers plus a high school staff. Kindergarten sessions begin with ~50 students under Vera Ann Morrisy as a $225,000 building project completes. High school enrollment poised at ~190, up 25 from last year. bus routes adjusted to provide morning kindergarten transport and noon return trips.

Berlin Heights Berlin Vera Ann Morrisy Thomas Heckelman George McCoy Betty ‘Mumm Royden Garland Joseph Hurley Esther Allen Neal Cranston Hilda ‘Whiting iVera Ann Morrisy

PTA Hosts South Amherst Staff Dinner and Meetings

South Amherst teachers and school staff plus spouses are invited to a dinner in the cafeteria at 6 p.m. with an executive PTA board meeting at 7 p.m. and a regular association meeting to follow. Betty Holzhauer presides. Rev. Donald Nichols gives the prayer. room visits planned to introduce parents to daily programs.

South Amherst Parent Teacher Association Betty Holzhauer PTA Susie Harry Donald Nichols Congregational Church Walter Sterna Durward Knepper

Garden Card Party Set at Avon Lake

Avon Lake hosts the Lake Shore Women's Club Garden Card Party Luncheon at Mrs. James Dalgieishs home on Lake Road. The event is scheduled for Friday September 6 at 12 30 p.m rain or shine with indoor accommodations. Tickets available from club members Ways and Means chairmen Mrs. Robert Ireland and Mrs. Leon DuBois.

Avon Lake Lake Shore Women’s Club James Dalgieish Lake Road Ways and Means Robert Ireland Parkwood Drive Leon DuBois Edgewaater Drive Sheffield Lake

Berlin PTA Meeting Opens With Sandusky Group Talk

Berlin Heights Berlin Local School PTA holds an 8 p m meeting in the high school auditorium. A Sandusky Chamber of Commerce committee member will discuss housing and industry and their effect on area towns. Reports on the budget and scholarship basis are planned with a pastry smorgasbord after social hour.

Berlin Heights Berlin PTA Donald Dixon Sandusky Stanley Bounds

Music Display Scheduled At South Amherst

SOUTH AMHERST Terry G. Woodings director of Music at South Amherst School will meet with parents and children tomorrow at 7 p m in the school auditorium for a musical instrument display and demonstration. Instruction on various instruments will be given free of charge during the school year.

South Amherst Terry G. Woodings South Amherst School

Literary Unit Hears Of Trip To Russia

Twenty members of the Young Peoples Literary Society met at the Oehlings for the first fall gathering. Rev. Clyde Keegan of Huron spoke on his Russia and Poland trip with slides and humor. Next meeting is Sept 25 at Schatz home with Mrs. Hinman as speaker.

Berlin Heiguts Young Peoples Literary Society Burt Oehling Clyde Keegan Huron Russia Poland Irvin Schatz Tom Hinman

Huron Fair Opens With Record Exhibits and New Features

The Huron County Fair starts tomorrow for five days with expanded exhibits and a larger Junior Fair of 1000 4H members showcasing over 1300 projects. New features include free parking, a rebuilt grandstand area, a four county Holstein show, and a bigger farm machinery exhibit alongside barnyard attractions and various grandstand acts.

Norwalk Huron County Cunanie Ray Feichtner Huron County Agricultural Society Fairgrounds Buddy Rogers Harmness Racing I Draft

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