Driving Under Suspension Nets a $350 Fine at Court
A Yorkyearald man pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to driving with a suspended license. Gerald Dowbler, 4 Amherso, was sentenced to 60 days in the Toledo workhouse after the judge noted the license suspension since Feb 10, 1959. Dowbler said he drove to work but accumulated 2 points for minor violations and one charge of operating under the influence. Several motorists pleaded guilty to speeding, including John Lantsberry, Sean Worcester, and Herman Becker, with fines ranging from $10 to $40 plus costs. Edward H. Samslow Jr and another driver charged with failure to yield or control also paid fines. The Dominic Ro case on a zoning ordinance violation was continued to April 21.
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Amherso
Toledo
Tie
Hiwich KK
Goldthorpe
Bewhler
Common Pleas Court
Derchier
John Lantsberry
Tno
Fisted
Sean Worcester
South Main St
Herman Becker
Shari S. Loram
Radi
Parl
EO Smith
West 36Th Int
Idlyria
Edward H. Samslow, JR
Dominic Ro
Oakwood St. Elyria
WSCS Officers Installed At May Meeting
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Past Methodist Church will install officers at the society's annual meeting in May. Mrs. George Vaught was elected president for 1959 60 and Mrs. Leroy Hasenplling was chosen vice president. Other officers include Mrs. Win Flowry honorary vice president, Miss Nellie Upton secretary, and Mrs. Ernest Yovorn treasurer. Committees cover various activities with chairwomen named for membership sunshine publicity nominating and other duties.
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Obmmlin
Methodist Church Woman's Society of Charisman
The
Smetety
George Vaught
Leroy Hasenplling
Win 1Flowy
Nellie Upton
Ernest Yovorn
Ace
Mra
Arnold Papsworth
Learned Sudley
China Oliver
Conservatory Students In Campus Recital Tonight
Fifteen students perform at Oberlin Conservatory campus recital featuring vocal and instrumental works. Notables include Amie Woodmansee, Chis Bowers, Helene Josppi, Sonja Louden, and Carole Sheldon. Program opens with Syrphony No. 1 and strings by Mason. Admission free.
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Qberlin
Cobbie Conner Victory
Wasiwall Piresent
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NOD
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Glendale
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Young
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Mosse French
Los Angeles
Cali
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Don
Sevmveuse
Jamine Amaehor
San Angelo
Tex
Helene Josppi
Chester
Coolwir
Wileow
Aliss Younre
Biagon
Robe
Danest Aid Mp
Ghiley
Pragenette
Mr Burky
Choput
Mother Daughter Banquet Plans Nearly Complete
A local church event, the Mother Daughter Banquet, is nearly ready with plans in place. Members of the Men’s Church group prepare the meal at the Methodist Church while the Women’s Society organizes the program and reservations close by Monday April 27.
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Chroat Semace
Walter
Vickers
Worman's Society
Newcomers Club to Present School Play Evening
Oberlin scene reports the Welcome Orgrein Institute hosts a school play titled Little Indians and a training union bowling night. The event is set for April 23 and 24 at 8 p.m. in Mount Zion Baptist Church hall auditorium, with Mrs Barnard newly accepted as a member.
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Lunch At Home Plan For Eastwood Pupils Next Year
Oberlin Eastwood school district weighs moving lunchroom to classroom to create a fourth third grade section. Superintendent Duncan says it is a one year hardship, with many students expected to bring sack lunches from the south area.
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Eastwood
Board of Education
Robert W. Duncan
Duncan
Charles E. Wigton
South Pleasant
Hamilton St
Uime
Elizabeth Martin
Orchard
Joan Douglas
Chips From The Woodpile A Oberlin Column
Ted Wood collects small town anecdotes from Oberlin and its surroundings. The piece weaves sketches of local quirks including Joe Smith's bulletin board trade, bus seat jokes about traveling to Cleveland, water rate debates, and encounters with ministers during a Columbus trip. It captures community chatter and playful observations from Henrietta Hill to Oberlin College.
School Board Hires 3 Teachers
Three teachers were hired by the Wellington school board at its monthly meeting. Names include Ruth A Nicodemus of Brad tow and Melvina Keeler, both slated to teach fourth and fifth grades. New hires begin next school year, with others assigned to first and third grades and observed teaching experience noted.
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Keeler
Cedar St
Wellington
Rob
Erth Duncan
Tuchardelke
Ruth
Nicodemus
Bradtow
Samdtusky
Ford
Fellowship's Family Party Set For Friday
The Junior High Fellowship of First Methodist Church hosts a Friday family party for ages two to 72. Proceeds aid Anita Watson and Miss Watson’s work as chaplain at the Elyria Home for the Aged. Event features games, stunts, group performances, folk dance, and a variety program with refreshments.
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Amenbery
First Methodist Church
Anita Watson
Methodist
Nonwallk
Miss Watson
Home For the
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Elyria
Norway
Retired Foreman Visits Relatives in Munson District
Thomas E Freeman of Cleveland visited Clyde Freeman and Mrs Tilsy Payne at Munson Allotment last week. Freeman is described as a retired foreman.
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Oberlin
Thomas E. Freeman
Cleveland
Clyde Freeman
Tilsy Payne
Munson
Thomas Freeman
Committee On Housing Finance To Report Soon
Oberlin officials say the 20 member committee to study methods of financing housing and repairs to old homes will convene within 30 days. Council Chairman Janes F Lang notes a government housing official will attend when the panel reports on financing to bring homes into line with the new occupancy code. The group, appointed by locals across Oberlin, also looks at backing for new homes.
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Janes F. Lang
Lang
Looinesl
Oberha
Council To Meet OPRFRLIN First Baptist Church
The council of the First Baptist Church will meet in the church school rooms on Friday at 7 30 p m to discuss church affairs and upcoming events.
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Proctor Set For Oberlin Vespers Sermon Sunday
Dr. Samuel D. Proctor president of Virginia Union University will speak at Oberlin All-College Vespers Sunday. His sermon titled A Faith for Free People will be delivered at 4 45 p m in Finney Chapel. Oberlin College Choir directed by Robert Fountain and Oberlin Brass Choir will perform before the service.
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Akron
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Virginia
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Crozier Theological Seminary
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American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
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Palestine
India
Burma
Soviet Union
I Baltic States
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General Council
National Couucil
Southern Regional Council
Conference On Children and Youth
William E Stevenson
Richard L. Gelwick
Shakespearean Lecture Set For Today
Oberlin College hosts a public lecture on Shakespeare's King Lear by Yale English professor OBERLix-Dr. Maynard O' Mack at 4 30 p m in Wall Auditorium. The speaker, son of emeritus professor Jesse J. Mack, is a Yale Ph D and associate director at the Yale Shakespeare Institute, with Guggenheim and Ford Fellowships.
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Maynard O’ Mack
Yale University
Wall
Oberlin College
Mack
Jesse J. Mack
Oberim
Hillsdale
Mich
Yale
Yale Shakespeare Institute
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Ford
Two Oberlin Ministers Travel For Out Of Town Meetings
Oberlin brief notes two ministers away from town this week. Rev Fred L Steen of Major Baptist Church preaches at Concord Baptist Church of Christ in Brooklyn New York and Rev Edward Jones of Christ Episcopal Church attends a meeting in Pottstown Pennsylvania.
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Oberlin
Fred L. Steen
Ma Ior Baptist Church
Concord Baptist Church
Chirist
Broklyn
Edward Jones
Christ Episcopal Church
Pottstown
Oberlin Senior Wins Lucy Stone Fellowship Award
Dolores E. Ali of Orange New Jersey, a Oberlin College senior, won the 1959 Lucy Stone Fellowship of New York sponsor Lucy Stone League. Ali will receive 500 dollars for graduate study at the University of California or Radcliffe, joining two Oberlin seniors cited as fellow and honorable mention.
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Dolores E. Ali
Orange
N.J
Oberlin College
Lucy Stone
Lucy Stone League, Inc
New York City
Ali
University of California
Radcliffe
Henry Blackwell
Oberlin Student Schedules Piano Recital
Oberlin College pianist Elise Langworthy will present her senior recital at Warner Concert Hall on Saturday. The program features Bach Partita in B minor, Beethoven 32 Variations in A minor, Scriabin Prelude Op 15 No 2, Debussy Two Poems Op 69, and Ravel Valses nobles et sentimentales. Langworthy has performed with the Varsity Band and Women's Athletic Association and is active in church music.
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Elise Langworthy
Beacon
Warner Concert Hall
Women's Athletic Association
Church Chor
Oberlin to host Dr. Munro for Baldwin Seminar
Beginning April 20 Oberlin College hosts Dr. Thomas Munro curator of education at the Cleveland Museum of Art for the spring Baldwin Seminar on Contemporary Aesthetics. Public lectures April 23 and 30 at 8 30 pm and eight seminar sessions run April 20 through May 4 in the Allen Art Building.
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Oberlin
Thomas Munro
Cleveland Museum of Art
Baldwin
Oberlin College
Oberlin Church Calendar Loy alty dinner at First Methodist 6 15 p m
Oberlin church activities include a 6 15 p m loyalty dinner at First Methodist with Dr. Oscar Olson as speaker and Hazel Bryant as soloist. The program for next year will be proposed, and pledges for underwriting will be taken on Loyalty Sunday May 3.
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First Methodist Church
First Church
Oscar Olson
Hazel Bryant
Women's Association
Dance Recital By Oberlin Modern Dance Club
The Modern Dance Club of Oberlin College will present its annual spring dance recital Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. in Hall Auditorium. The program features 14 numbers including six solos a duet and dances for small and large groups. Choreography is by the dancers with faculty advisors Sara L J Houston and Janet K Wignalloff. President Dorris Goldberg leads a 30 member group. Free tickets are available at Hales Gymnasium or Peters Hall. Soloists include Sydney Bearman Gail Cannon Deborah Gayle Dorris Goldberg Karen Kurzband and Barbara Ahitman.
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Oberlin College
Hall
Women’s Athletic Association
Women's Physical Education Department
Sara L.J. Houston
Janet K. Wignalloff
Dorris Goldberg
Hales Gymnasium
Peters Hall
Sydney Bearman
Baltimore
Maxfield To Lecture At Oberlin
Reverend Otis A. Maxfield of Columbus First Community Church will give two Mead Swing Lectures at Oberlin College on Wednesday April 22. He speaks on The Health of the Ministry at 10 p.m. and 4 30 p.m. in Bosworth Hall. Maxfield, linked with the seven day church since last May, previously led the Old First Church in Springfield Massachusetts. He holds degrees from Boston University including B S Education B S Theology and a Ph D in pastoral psychology. He has written for journals and hosted television series including This I Know. The Mead-Swing Foundation funds lectures at Oberlin in religion and science.
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Otis A. Maxfield
First Community Church
Columbus
Oberlin College
Bosworth Hall
Maxfield
Old First Church
Springfield
Mass
Boston University
Journal of Pastoral Care
Minister’s Quarterly
Massachusetts Council of Churches
Mead-Swing Foundation
Oberlin College Band to Perform Friday Concert
Oberlin College Band will give a concert Friday in Warner Concert Hall at 8 30 p m. Kenneth Moore assistant professor of music education will conduct. Edward Maitos associate professor of pianoforte will be the soloist for Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue. Final piece will be Ralph Vaughan Williams Folk Song Suite for Military Band. Admission is free.
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Warner Concert Hall
Kenneth Moore
Edward Maitos
Conservatory
George Gershwin
Ralph 'Vaughn Walliams
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