Segovia to Perform Final Oberlin recital Tuesday
Andres Segovia, famed Spanish guitarist, will headline the final concert in Oberlin College’s Artist Recital Series Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Finney Chapel. The program opens with pieces by Milan, de Visée, Sor, and includes Bach, Haydn, Mendelssohn, and six works by Albeniz, reflecting Segovia’s role in reviving the Spanish guitar.
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Andres Segovia
Oberlin College
Finney Memorial Chispel
Luis Milan
Robert de Visse
Rando
F. Sor
Segovia
Smith Street homeowners donate 400 to Oberlin Housing Foundation
Oberlin Smith Street property owners who faced water sewer and road problems in 1958 have donated 400 to the Oberlin Housing Foundation. The story traces a self help effort begun by 1958 council leaders and the Smith Street Association which funded most of the water and sewer work with loans and taps. The donation honors angels who provided interest free loans and supported housing improvements through the foundation which assists homeowners in securing loans to meet minimum housing standards.
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Oberlin
Smith St
Oberlin Housing Foundation
Munson Aleton
Besan Pe
South Pleasant St
James F
Bill) Long
Wade Ellis
Smith St. Association
Long
Housing Foundation
Angels
Open Occupancy Debate Faces Oberlin Housing Committee
TED WOOD OBERLIN-Snow argues the Oberlin Open Housing Committee must decide whether to recommend open occupancy legislation to end housing discrimination. The column weighs moral, economic, and community impacts, noting strong ties, potential harm to the innocent, and the struggle between liberal ideals and conservative caution. It concludes open occupancy would force builders to serve all buyers, though it may not solve housing scarcity.
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Snow
Oberlins Committee On
Develpers
Oper
Pay Plan Change Proposed for City Salaried Workers
Four steps for ad justments in city salaries are proposed in an amendment to the pay ordinance. The plan lists monthly ranges from 19 to 437 dollars across steps, with a separate step 37 setting an hourly rate and a maximum wage for city labor. City Manager Dunn notes no current city laborers fall in the new range and says step 37 creates a pay category, not a new job. The amendment was brought to Monday's council meeting but action was held until the April meeting.
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Oberlin
Merle Hanmer
Lagenda
Sienna
Richard J. Dunn
May Fellowship Breakfast in Oberlin Aim to Feature James Zacharis
Oberlin United Church Women announce the annual May Fellowship breakfast at Christ Episcopal Church. The event on Friday at 9:50 a.m. will feature James Zacharis, chaplain at the Lorain County Detention Home, as speaker.
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United Church Women of
Christ Episcopal Church
James Zacharis
Chapl
Lorain County
Forgotten Memorials Offer Granite Markers
The notice urges readers to fulfill debts to memory by choosing a Select Granite memorial for loved ones no longer with us. It presents a service option for commemorative headstones and markers.
Lost Detective Found Innocent Of Charge In Oberlin
A Burns detective, claimed lost between Oberlin and Elyria, was found innocent of reckless operation after his car left a ditch on Oberlin Road. Attorney Robert Fauver explained the scenario and Marlette pled no contest before Municipal Judge David Lerain Sr. The case arose from a bar incident and a tow truck removal prior to the judge's ruling.
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Burns
Bearings
Elyria
David Lerain Sr
R. Goldthorpe
Marlette
Goldthorpe
Howard E. Marr
Oullette
Miami
Fla
Oberlin Rd
East Lorain St
Fauver
Atty
Robert Fauver
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Evert Nylen
the Chronicle
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