Two Pleas Entered in DWI Case at Oberlin Court
In Oberlin Muni Court one man pleaded innocent and another pleaded guilty to DWI charges. Jimmy Dee Burns of 114 Lod Street entered an innocent plea. case continued to Thursday. David Alboght of 5 Last Low Rain Street pleaded guilty, fined 200 plus costs, and sentenced to three days in the city jail, with a one year suspended driving privilege.
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Oberlin
Jimmy Dee Burns
Lod
David Alboght
Lorain
Malicious Destruction Charge Dismissed by Judge Oberlin
In Oberlin a charge of malicious destruction of property against Major Vider of 99 South Professor St. was dismissed by Municipal Judge David R Golrthorpe. Amherst kicks off Frontier Week 1959 with a parade of 23 marching units and a fireworks display as Pat Kopronica is crowned queen amid a day of pageantry.
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Oberlin
Ptl
Joe Yakunovich
Major Vider
99 South
David R Golrthorpe
Amherst
Pat Kopronica
Vider
Dam- Dev
Yakunovich
Ann Ae Rien Ie
Victor
Thelyakunovich
oweSl
Goldthorpe
Yakunovich Carferty
Paw Wilkinson
Harold Willman
Hidease Pat Chine Oport
Wellington Council Meeting Tonight and Parade Review
Wellington village council meets at 7 30 p m in the town hall with parade division updates from the Lorain County 4H Band and local float entrants Beauty Nook Amherst Dry Cleaners and Rainbow Girls. The crowd of 3000 watched the Miss Frontier Week 1959 queen pageant at Memorial Field with Pat Kopronica crowned and Donna Bellno runner up.
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American Legion Color Guard
Lorain County
Cleveland Ave
Rt 58
Cleveland
Jackson
Marion L. Steele
Park Ave
Town Hall
Wellington
Lorain Polish Club
Amherst Saddle Pals
Beauty Nook
Amherst Dry Cleaners
Rainbow Girls Beauty Nook
Brahiam
Memoral Field
Pat Kopronica
Joseph Kopronica
Oberinnd
Donna Bellno
Nancy Haas
Brenda Loewer
Daniels Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary in Berlin Heights
Mr and Mrs Daniels observe their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at the Fowler Room of the Congress, inviting friends and relatives from 2 to 5 PM. The couple, long-time residents of Berlin Heights, were married in Kaiserslautern in 1909 and later immigrated to America. They have three sons and seven grandchildren, and remain active on their 163 acre farm.
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Germany
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Clyde
Virs Damels
Jon
Amherst
Edward DeChant
Lorain Ae
Eee County
Or Arin
Eleanor Roosevelt Womens
Herrick Auditorium
George Brumby
Joseph Dowman
Wil
Eugene Halliwell
Beluam J
Henry F
Berlin
Charles
Town Hall Lawn Heights
Arthur W. Daniels
Yahnke
Les Nell
Today
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Vern Terry
Beatrice Wells
Jo Johnson
Area Riders Win 4 Titles At Show
Gayle Ho Kiefita Wellington won two Western division events riding Gentle Man Jim at the Path Annual Brediville Bowens Horse Show before 6,000 spectators. Other area victors included Bobs Remington in Open Western Spotted and Judy Cobb Gru ton Western Pleasire. The Brecksville Kiwanis chapter raised nearly $70,000 for youth programs from the event.
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Gayle Ho
Kiwanis Plans Annual Dinner At Wakeman
The Kiwanis Club of Wakeman will hold its annual chicken barbecue at the Townsend Wakeman School grounds. It is the third year for the event and is open to the public. Serving is from 2 30 PM to 5 30 PM EST. The chicken is barbecued by Harry Blshmadi from Collins.
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Kiwannia Club
Townsend - Wakeman
Tis
Harry Blshmadi
Collins
Kids Shine In Amherst Frontier Week Pet Parade
Amherst hosts Frontier Week with a children's pet parade at 7 30 judged by four schools Central Powers Marion L Steels High St Joseph Catholic. Prizes include 5 4 3 for top places and 15 silver dollars. A Paul Keloner trek horse demonstration follows at Eagles Hall and more children games fill the town hall.
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Town Hall
Central School
Powers School
Marion L. Steels High School
St Joseph Catholic School
Highteen Gish
Paul Keloner
Trek Horse
Sheriff
Eagles Hall
Jawn
School staff changes and classroom moves outlined
Waklman district announces staff reassignment due to enrollment gains. Three classes shift locations to Grange Hall and Masonic Hall with Mrs Patricia Stoll first grade, Mrs Iya Tompkins second grade, and Miss Ann Coole fourth grade teaching new rooms. New high school staff and Townsend and Hartland teachers listed. The wood crop claim and Stephen Foster song note close the article.
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Patricia Stoll
Ehiss
Iya Tompkins
Ann Coole
Skradey
Tin
Masonic Hall
Wester Reseme
Velvin
Vier
Jownne Nestor
Phillip Bloom
Domine DeFazio
Townsend
Fens
Deachers
Nancy
Vandals damage gate at Camp Tes See Kes
Margaret Strohm, Camp Tes See Kes director, told sheriff's deputies vandals pulled out half the front entrance gate and scattered posts around the area while camp officials were away at church.
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