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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1962

Page

5

Warning issued for furnace men in Amherst

Safety Service Director Carl Wenrich urged Amherst residents to demand credentials from out of town furnace solicitors. He said every repair worker must hold a sub contractor license and solicitors must carry a permit from the mayor. If no permit or license is shown, residents should call police. Those operating without permits will be cited to court.

Amherst Safety Service Carl Wenrich Wenrich

Fall Fun Festival slated tomorrow at Powers School

AMSTERST-Village hosts a two to eight pm festival with grade sponsored games from kindergarten to sixth. Each grade runs a target game, plus side attractions like pony rides and a white elephant sale. Food, a children's play each hour, and a record hop complete the event with prizes for top sellers.

Amsterst Powers School Festivites

Congregational Church schedules weekly youth activities

Amherst program continues for 12 weeks after Christmas with Junior High Pilgrim Fellowship for 7th and 8th graders meeting 6 30 to 7 30 p m for recreation fellowship and a monthly activity. Confirmation class for 7th to 10th graders meets 7 30 to 8 30 p m. The 56 Club for 5th and 6th graders meets Fridays 2 45 to 4 15 p m. Projections include a trip to Elyria to view The World Around Us and a plastics party hosted by Merry Jane Circle to benefit the parsonage.

Pilgrim Fellowship Ned Marfin Lorin Knieremen 56 Club Martin Margaret Lohiser First Congregational Church Elyria Sentan Utah Tatla Auelhie Cumanea Dus Glipil Reivwsluyp Wulmuay Merry Jane Circle

Survey of Jackson Street Bridge Traffic in Amherst

A state highways survey counts 1195 vehicles in 24 hours on the Jackson Street bridge. Joseph Husar, Utilities Committee chair, says findings support proposed condemnation and realignment with federal funds. Survey conducted Sept 11–13 shows 1110 passenger cars, 70 panel and pickup trucks, 15 other trucks.

Amherst Jackson St State Department of Highways Joseph Husar Utilities Committee of Council Hursar New York Central Railroad

Auxiliary approves donation to cystic fibrosis fund

Members of the American Legion Auxiliary Post 1118 approved a donation to the cystic fibrosis fund at their Tuesday meeting at the post home. Committee appointments were made by Mrs. Anita Towne, with Mrs. Robert Sanders, Mrs. Harold Krieg, and Mrs. Roberta Kreeger named to the ways and means panel.

Amherst American Legion Auxiliary Post Anita Towne Ways and Means Robert Sanders Harold Krieg Roberta Kreeger Esther Mikolajewska Gambish Mort Plato Henry Kmieciak Lorain Mikolajewski Jerome Shinsky

Baptist Revival Planned By Youth For Christ

SOUTH AMHERST Baptist Youth for Christ outlined plans for a Halloween party to be held October 30 at Swiss Hall. Choir practice for young people is set for October 7 at 7 15 p.m. at the church. Mrs Ervin Jones reported that 22 10 was raised in the bottle cap drive and announced a church revival beginning Saturday night with Rev Albert Chitwood of Tennessee as preacher.

South Amherst Baptist Youth For Christ Swiss Hall Ervin Jones

Rural America Facts in the Nation’s Family Portrait

The text notes that millions of families earn under $2,500 yearly and that more than four million people reside in rural areas, highlighting the scale of low income and rural living across the country.

Amherst Band Boosters approve nine uniforms for $900

Amherst Band Boosters Club voted at a Tuesday meeting to approve purchasing nine additional uniforms at an estimated cost of $900. Mrs Eugene Woods was named uniform committee chair as the group plans a turkey day sale at the October 26 football game against Vermilion to raise funds.

Amherst Band Boosters Club Powers School Eugene Woods Vermplon Walter Leinhos Joseph Poyak Woods Hubert Marty Band Steve Galusha

Jerusalem school reunion plans in Amherst

An annual reunion of former Jerusalem Road School attendees will be held Sunday at 1 p.m. at Brownhelm Congregational Church. It will be a tureen dinner with coffee and rolls provided by officers. John Lembke of Amherst is president, Robert Kneisel of Brownhelm vice president, and Mrs Karl Koppenhafer of Vermilion secretary treasurer.

Amherst Jerusalem Rd Brownhelm Congregational Church John Lembke Robert Kneisel Brownhelm Karl Koppenhafer Vermilion

Amherst area church services and schedules

Amherst churches list weekly times for services, Sunday school, youth groups, and choir activities. Notable congregations include Amherst Baptist Methodist and Congregational churches with multiple services, plus St Joseph Catholic and Westminster Presbyterian offerings and weekday prayers.

Patrol boys begin course of instruction at Shupe School

Amherst police Captain Howard Werner and Earl Miller launched a safety program for the 1962 63 patrol boys. They were briefed on crossing, bus, and playground duties and an induction ceremony with local dignitaries was planned. A second phase will cover bicycle safety with support from John Barber and the Elementary PTA Safety Committee.

Amherst Howard Werner Earl Miller Shupe School Werner Miller John Barber PTA Safety Committee

London Bridge Nursery Rhyme Bridge Demolished Years Ago

London The London Bridge mentioned in the nursery rhyme was demolished a century ago in a historical redevelopment.

London London Bridge

Maine tests four hour mail delivery plan

The Post Office Department will pilot rapid four hour delivery in Portland Maine. Senator Edmund S Muskie says regular first class mail placed in certain boxes by 1 00 am will reach the business district by 3 00 pm under the plan.

Portland Maine UPI Routh Edmund S. Muske D.maine

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