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the a.m news-times amherst's 12sth anniversary 1ss volume xxi, number council acts on water co. efotincil tuesday nicht paa&et' ordinance to appropriate property oc amhem watei works tho action came although mayor c. 'e. cooper urged thai reading ot appropriatinr bo held overt next meeting. however, dr. a. f mcqueen believed that as long a' acting solicitor milton friedmai. had it all ready, should be taken it. follows up esolutlon passed last week ir which announced itf intention pro perty. a acquisition fund was set under terrm of ordinance. jury will de termine price rules were suspended and in one after friedman assurei? even though three meeting? would still have published. explained this t,as actually appropriating thus only entire proceedings subject referendum vote. legislation for paving middle-st from maple-st crosse st with village engineer tom laundon being instructed prepare plans speciiicatons. other included resolution declaring necessary pave asking lorain county commissioners sponsor project. business at meeting routine. clerk order 50 tons slag national tube used complete work crownhill cemetery will, also street intersections. j1600 improvement o eaat-st. resurfaced spring. before adjournment, e. thanlced those present who helped campaign new municipal light plant. license tags sale wed. 1939 automobile open here wednesday. cooper. has been appointed deputy registrar conduct his office. go wednesday, they can not displayed cars march 10. is mandatory operation new- display later than april 1. cy w. wallace, state motor vehicles, estimated approximately 2,000,000 sets sold bringing $24,000,000 into treasury. blue letters numerals white background. plates are made 24-gauge steel, third heavier year again based horsepower cars, passenger licenses ranging $7 $16 while fees commercial tralle.rs scaled according weight. agencies extra copies amherst purchased each regular pe copy either these agencies: webster's pharmacy central book store 8eiss restaurant south , 7 second-third i iere group second graders drills staged vaudeville show sponsored by record staff school thursday. peter wohlever died funeral services friday wohlever, 70, life resident amherst. rites st. joseph's church rev. fr. james h. smith, officiating. mr. home franklin-av following lingering illness he worked quarries 25 years. suvived hia wife, elizabeth; daughters, mrs. john michael, wil-lard holton, lorain, marguerite dellefleld, tuscon, ariz.; son, jacob, home; brothers grandchildren. interment ves charge zilch home. observe 84th birthday sunday n. f. foster -will her saturday. no special observance occasion planned saturday but house afternoon time friends invited drop in. airs. past 24 years coming cleveland. lion's roar couldn't frighten amherstite r. powers among you do consider your perusal monthly weekly periodicals quite until dipped pages movie magazine or two, doubt read over increasing barriers aie raised against hollywood visitor desirous getting inside studio. accomplish feat, shining version rainbow's end every fan, must pull pass, rather gets pass. studios 'round about hollywood, me-tro-goldwyn-mayer culver city generally conceded heaviest bar across its gates. pausing briefly reflect facts, understand why be. right now my reflection facts serves goad mo further regard visit frances sabiers m.'q.m. studios, during recent stay los anseles, major accomplishment. 'when bob krleg, friday, february 24, pupils give classroom demonstration 27 high students practicing their appearance lesson given morning convention association administrators. selected represent small schools ohio, really an outstanding recognition ability local administrative heads. between 00 minutes, divided eight parts. first part wiu tell amherst, school; books, rural trends depression community, three, tractor boys; four, two groups, successful farmers discontented farmers; five, young couple; six, apple pie cycle seven, radio station. latter feature rlee club willoughby find student introducing jan masaryk, former minister to, england czecho- trip west coast too, told me gotten m.g. m., -wonder, think it, didn't him, way looked, eyes bulging out lower jaw caught off guard dropped four' inches. adjusting facial features best could something resembling normalcy reply information me. "how kbw did she that?" "oh," said bob, "she some relative there." when sought might hear more what seen m.g.m. lot, whom bad mentioned cousin, name gam tate, head maintenance department the, studios. '1&ad already shir ley temple leo carrlllo tournament" roses parade pasadena tin year's day. sat-in administration building awaiting arrival bt guide who1 continued page 4 drill slovakia.' roy hatch introduced talk fill eighth program. teachers college upper montclair, j., working group. together practically day long. taking program nadine aldrlch, betty braun, hazel deidrlch, henry edwards, clarence gerber, richard griffin, robert hoffman, edna may lehman, alma masters, ruth miller, maurice paton, william raab, rosemary radde, dorothy raesler, esther springer, evelyn stark, leroy tyler, ida truscello, gerald anthony, edwards', lois ehlert, margery lawrence, marilyn pletch, joe whiton, jack wllhelra, charles hamann sehulz. 87th days many tales america's great presidents, george washington abraham lincoln, bring back memories gregory saw lincoln. person vicinity, far known, ever another happy fo.r gregory. month celebrates birthday. sunday, 26th, celebrating time. born york 1852 very moved, parents, detroit. lived columbus monroebllle where makes hls! daughter, fritz. ' addition greg ory -.president grant president hayes, unusual ae compltshmentj especially early days. traveled through nine states atty. wm. miller returned 15 south. travels took them ftat03 oyer 5,120 miles 16 sandstone center world electric riant vote tues sectional tourney clearview northeastern basketball tournament piay starting thursday night. four teams ounty tournament, exempt-d lorain-co earns medlna-co expect-d battle places .11 district tourney. exempted am-icrst, oberlin mary's. winners games ilaypd grafton "ounty tuurnanient me-liiia-co representatives hoscn lodi, liverpool, dinckley brunswick. survived rounds tournament. lodl moot liver pool hinckley clash urunskick assured berths losers play satur night final spot. lodi trounced liv erpool twice season. unbeaten played smaller hall leaguo consequently competition strong furnished brunswick hill toppsrs. confirmation monday most bishop mcfadden sacrament afternoon. administered bishop. because fact, parish once live there class 80 receive monday. ceremony preceded procession church. mcfadden, six priests take soveral others expected attend. ho are: joseph stelger so. amherst; o'laugh-lin oberlin; burt del-mege, jos. scharnltzky, brissel, elyrla; paul vermilion; conlon, ferreri, j. rohner, o'dea, jos buscher, ciamplchini, lorain; patrick ferron, grafton; rer. heffer-nan, ridgeville, t. moran, wellington. confirmation, holy ghost received strengthen us make perfect christians soldiers christ apostles confirmed pentecost appeared them. brought change .over apostles, encouraging fortifying preach gospel. previously afraid jews. supt. l1tzenberg confined lltzenberg illness. duty few uiven question decisively settled 1 62 voters town braved wintry blasts polls plant substantial majority wound furious fight waged both sides lasted precinct gave total 705 plant, 457 precincts follows: k p's honor werner! werner honored lodge joined knights pythias throughout country observing diamond jubilee founding organization. well-filled en-joyed 125 knights, sisters friends. monger presided affair address welcomo presented pin ser vice order. musical selections orchestra sextette direction miss jones; accordian solo clair jenkins, clarinet wayne heller, xylophone harp ora mae schaeffer, harmonica nelson barnhardt, muv uette dance grade directed pandy, comedy skit june carter oliver kolbe, peace oration radde. bee conducted entertaining highlight. community singing enjoyed follow ing entertainment, refreshments served. girl scouts soliciting subscriptions calling everyone girls tried single reason visits? trying raise funds organization buy equipment needed materials. organized fall soon found ways making money finance activities scarce. industrious group, readily accepted offer week. annual subscription rolled around wishing help ed task contacting subscribers. too glad accept immediately got busy fine results. turn in, get commission. attractive premiums offering. subscription, pen pencil tickets mary jane theatre given. so smiling knocks door rings bell, know scout, work- gain troop actlvi ties. architect addresed rotary arch! tect, speaker several models homes display, spoke various phases mod' em architect. discussed loans. boy fails good grades mother blames bis teachers. falls wife. 01 yes .151 201 212 141 124 107 109 117 . 2 3 cooper, initiated move thanked people favorable election intense campaigns witnessed thoso opposing began october, filing injunction suit petitions lull followed january. late january citizens' committee formed, employed christ-man analyse engineer's report compare figures o.p.s. christman's contract. undismayed sprung existence known consumers' committee. meetings side case presented. flood literature followed. questions answers let issued handbills, announcing meetings, handbill sponsors' circulated petition referendum. pamphlet setting tna ment issued, delivered camps bent effort polls. normal, lato balloting. half hour required count tabulate showed favor big majority. council's hands sttll lied suit, hearing shortly, solicitor. court agreed shortly election. ex pected. "the controversy we concerned", seemed unanimous statement members. wednesday definito upon any type steam diesel. absolutely free promises kind decided determine our net move," said. pta bingo party successful. 85 evening served later. prize won hoy anderson -woa fay lltsenberg. i.
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| Title | Amherst News-Times, 1939-02-24 |
| Place | Amherst (Ohio) |
| Date of Original | 1939-02-24 |
| Source | LCCN: sn84028333, The Amherst News-Times, 1939-02-24 21 7 |
| Submitting Institution | Amherst Public Library |
| Type | Text |
| Digitization Information | 300dpi, 8bit Grayscale, Model: SunRise 2000, Software: iArchives, Inc., 3.240 |
| Format | newspapers |
| LCCN | sn84028333 |
