Former Pastor Homer Tucker to Speak at Mt Zion Homecoming
Oberlin educated Rev Homer J Tucker former Mt Zion pastor and YMCA integration pioneer will speak at Mt Zion Baptist Church homecoming service Sunday morning The program includes a 3 20 p m homecoming musical featuring a junior choir directed by Bernice Bows Myers and musical selections by Rev Howard O Jones and the George West Ensemble of Cleveland
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Ted Wood Oberlin
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Homer J. Tucker
YMCA
Northern Baptist School of Religion
Newark
N. J
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Mt. Zion Church
Virginia Seminary
Teacher's College
Atlanta
New Brittan Teacher's College
Bethel
Maine
Oberlin School of Theology
Tucker
Ninth St. Ymca
Cincinnati
Bridgeport
Bernice Bows Myers
Jean Glenn Jarrett
Howard O. Jones
George West
Cleveland
Two Change Pleas To Guilty In Oberlin Court
Francis LaLonde and Ronald Myers altered pleas in Oberlin Municipal Court on Aug 4. Lalonde pled guilty to driving while intoxicated and assault and battery with fines totaling 250 and a one year license suspension. Myers pled guilty to assault and battery with a $50 fine and costs after an earlier innocent plea. The charges stem from an incident at Routes 58 and 113. Authorities cited Officer Richard Warrenfeltz and Joseph Krupp as involved.
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Oberlin
Francis LaLonde
D. J. Amherst
DIWI
Landhatte
Ronald Myers
Furnace
Elyria
Former Client Meets Judge Fined Fifty Dollars
Oberlin report states Henry Freeland of 1302 Murray Ridge Road Elyria appeared before Municipal Judge David R. Goldthorpe on a charge of overloading a truck. Freeland pleaded guilty and was fined $50 plus costs after the judge recalled defending him in Milan Mayor's court for strewng stone on the street.
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Oberlin
Atty
David R. Goldthorpe
Henry Freeland
Murray Ridge Rd
Elyria
Goldthorpe
Milan
Freeland
Plead Guilty To License Count In Court
Oberlin two men charged with driving without an operators license pleaded guilty in Municipal Court. D West of Amherst said he has never had an Ohio license and was fined 50 dollars plus costs. James O Crisp of Oberlin, whose license status was in doubt after a suspension, was fined 25 dollars plus costs.
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Oberlin
D. West
Park St Amherst
Ohio
James
Crisp
North Park St
Ice Cream Social At Church Friday
Oberlin reports an ice cream social sponsored by the Walther League on Grace Lutheran Church lawn at West Lorain and North Prospect. The event runs Friday at 7:30 p.m. Glen Fridenstine represents the league at the International Walther League Convention concluding tomorrow at Miami University in Oxford.
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Oberlin
Grace Lutheran Church
West Lorain
North Prospect St
Glen Fridenstine
Miami University
Oxford
Week-Long Episcopalian Session in Oberlin Sees Global Delegates
An Oberlin gathering hosts Episcopal representatives from every state plus England Ghana Canada Australia Korea Jordan and Panama. Opening service is at Finney Chapel 7 37 p m with keynote by Rev Christopher Fitzsimmons Allison. Plenary at 1 p m in First Congregational. Regular sessions run through Wednesday with services and talks by noted theologians and bishops.
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England
Ghana
Canada
Australia
Korea
Jordan
Panama
Finney Chapel
Christopher Fitzsimmons Allison
First Congregational
Bryan Green
First Church
William A. Clebsch
Episcopal Theological Seminary of the Southwest
A. T. Mollegen
Virginia Theological Seminary
Samuel J. Wylie
National Council of the Episcopal Church
Emma Lou Benionus
Harold C. Kelleran
Episcopal Diocese of Washington
Malcolm Boyd
Christ
C. Kilmer Myers
F. Allison
Wilder Hall
Finney Chapel At & A. m
William F. Lewis
Episcopal
Nevada
Oberlin Police Report Decline In Accidents In 1958
Oberlin Police and Municipal Court report a drop in accidents for the first eight months of 1958 as of August 1 with 49 injuries, none serious, across auto and bicycle incidents. The year-ago period showed 62 accidents and 18 injuries, including several overturns and pedestrian strikes.
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Oberlin Police Department
Oberlin
National ‘Safety Council
Pt Trin Warrenfelta
Changes Plea After Charge Is Clarified
Teresa Sabiers of Amherst entered pleas related to traffic offenses after a stop sign and red flasher charge confusion. She admitted speeding and running a stop sign, testified a nonworking red flasher existed, and received fines totaling 20 dollars with speeding costs suspended.
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Oberlin
Teresa Sabiers
Milan Ave
Amherst
Sabiers
Lorain
Prospect Sts
Grover L.severs
Meeting Budget Hearings Highlight City Plans
About 30 Oberlin residents attended a budget hearing with only two speakers, ex-councilman Frank Locke and L. R. Tower, comment on plans to spend beyond revenues. The budget team including City Manager Dick Dunn and Auditor Wally Smith faced questions, while local departments and notices mention a shopping district, dog wardens, and police notations. RAINED OUT last week, a Camden Township volunteer fire carnival was rescheduled for Friday and Saturday.
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Oberlin
Frank Locke
Oberlin College
L. R. Tower
Dick Dunn
Wally Smith
Bill Hellmuth
Andy Stotan
Nadine Powers
Pat Scroggins
Faith Clayton
Howard
Richa
Ecgett
South Pleasant St.ate
Alaska
Porta
Maurice Schubert
Jin
California
Charles
Nelson Gray
Douglass
Tom Warrenfeltz
New York
Ida
Brown
Jefferson City
Woodkind
Chapper
Mina Crisp
Sue Jones
Lucrencie Holloway
Jon
Camden Township
I Kipton
Andy Stefan
Peoples Bank
Pinky Princehorn
Andy
Pinky
Trilla
Art Salo
Wanted In Court But He's In Jail
Lawson Price of R D 2 failed to appear in Municipal Court citing imprisonment in Lorain County Jail. Judge David R. Goldthorpe ordered Price brought to court at 9 a m Thursday to answer to a charge of assault and battery.
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Oberlin
Lawson Price
Lorain County
David R. Goldthorpe
Price
Oberlin Jury Commissioners Sworn In
Jury commissioners for the Oberlin Municipal Court District were sworn in by Judge David R. Goldthorpe. Henry Makiuski of Amherst and Mert L. Carpenter of Wellington sat in on the lam in proceedings after taking oath.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Municipal Court District
David R. Goldthorpe
Henry Makiuski
Fast Main St
Amherst
Mert L. Carpenter
Prospect St. Wellington
Tavern Fracas Ends With Three Found Innocent In Amherst
Three Amherst men Howard Stephens Fred Stephens and George Christian were cleared of assault and battery charges after a lengthy trial in which witnesses testified about a tavern fracas on Route 53 113. Judge David R Goldthorpe dismissed the charges against Stephens and ruled for Christian and Fred Stephens while New were found innocent on all counts.
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Oberlin
Rts
David R. Goldthorpe
Arthur New
Pyle Rd
Amherst
Howard Stephens
R. D
LaGrange
Fred Stephens
North Lake Ave
George Christian
Rockfern Ave
Elyria
New
Christian
Nicholas Abraham
Nick's Bar
Nick's Bar, Pleaded Innocent But Was Found Guilty Last- Thursady
Grover L. Severs
Goldthorpe
Nick Abraham
Par
Severs
Atty
Ray Miraldi
Lorain
Delater
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Oberlin College and Community
Ted Wood
South Pleasant St
Merle Hanmer
By Ted Wood
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Cherlin
la Rochefou
Scotty
Main Street
Scott’s
Oberlin, Ohio
Curtis Branston
Charles St
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Norman Blevins
Somerset
Bleving
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