Two Men Ordered to Learn to Drive at Traffic School
Oberlin two men faced penalties for traffic violations. Lazio Toner of Lorain was fined 25 dollars plus costs for loss of vehicle control, while Peter Mayer of Wakeman was fined 15 dollars plus costs for speeding 70 mph in a 60 zone. Both pleaded guilty and had licenses suspended for 50 days unless they attend traffic school and pass. Other defendants included Thomas Rowe, Frederick Wetzler, Tilman Phillips, and Richard Salvetta, fined for speeding, failing to stop, stop sign violations, and reckless operation, with amounts ranging from 10 to 25 dollars plus costs.
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Oberlin
David R. Goldthorpe
Lonvin County
Lazio Toner
West
Lorain &J
Peter G. Mayer
B.D
Wakeman
Prof. Harris
United States
South Korea
Iitself
Fred Ditzer
22Nd St
Lorain
Darrel S. Wolfe
R.D
Ocean Ofen
Thomas W. Rowe
George St
Sandusky
Frederick Wetzler
Columbus St
Vermilion
Tilman W. Philips
Linn Rd
Amherst
Coats
Richard Salvetta
Dunton Rd
Oberlin Professor Describes Koreans Hopeful Amid Fear
Prof. Dan Harris of the Oberlin Conservatory recalls South Koreans as warm, honest and industrious, striving for leadership while living in constant fear. He notes their terrific sense of human values kept them from breaking in the country’s darkest era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Dan Harris
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
South Korea
Otterbein
Louisiana State University
Berlin
Jarvis
Harris
Layton becomes trainer with a five-horse stable
Layton Now Trainer J Ray Layton who has ridden at Randall Park for eight years is now a full trainer managing a public stable of five. He still rides his own horses daily and maintains a light saddle presence while directing his new operation.
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J. Ray Layton
Randall Park
Yard-Long Bean Grows in Oberlin Curio and Seed Source
In Oberlin Mrs. James Blanco nurtures a yard long bean also called the asparagus bean, likely from China. Seed saving drives the crop as plants mature to two feet, with vines bearing yellowish or violet flowers. Mrs Blanco notes the beans are tasty but kept for seed, and praises the bean’s unique yield while she also tends giant onions and a flourishing fruit cluster including a fig tree and grape arbor.
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Oberlin
James Blanco
South
China
Italy
Harris
South Korea
State Department
U. S. Information Bureau
Blanco
Professor St., Oberlin
FA Art
Musician Speaker At Kiwanis Club Grafton
David R. Robertson, conductor and educator at Oberlin College, will be guest speaker at the Kiwanis Club in Grafton School at 7:30 p.m. He studied at Drury College, Iowa State, and Juilliard. He has performed with NBC CBS orchestras and led the Greenwich Sinfonietta. Robertson directed Oberlin Conservatory music and the Oberlin Orchestra since 1949. Last week Carol Myer urged foster homes from the Lorain County Welfare Department. Coming chairmen are Clayton Sooy August 28 Wells Mole September 4 Earl Walsh September 11 and Bill Reese September 18.
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Grafton
David R. Robertson
Oberlin College
Kiwanis Club
Robertson
Drury College
State University of Iowa
Juilliard Graduate School
NBC
CBS
Toscanini
NBC Sympathy
Chautauqua Symphony
Greenwich Sinfonietta
Oberlin Conservatory
James Hamilton Aids Harvard Organ Installation
Oberlin Conservatory organ curator James M. Hamilton travels to Boston to assist with the Busch-Reisinger Museum organ installation at Harvard University. The instrument, built by Dutch maker D. A. Flentrop, will be featured in weekly broadcasts by E Power Biggs and future recordings. Hamilton remains in Boston until completion of the setup.
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Oberlin
James M. Hamilton
Oberlin Conservatory
Boston
Busch-Reisinger Museum
Harvard University
E. Power Biggs
D. A. Flentrop
Netherlands
Europe
Hamilton
Bostor
Man Help Turns To Danger In Oberlin Tale
Eddie Crisp tried to aid a homeless couple hitchhiking to Cleveland. A gun was leveled at him as trust misfired, revealing false stories and stranded plans. Police intervened as the couple’s bus slips and a farm misdirection tangled in Oberlin. The last CIP declares the reward of a thing well done is to have done it.
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Oberlin
Eddie Crisp
Eddie
Bridgeport Sud
Cleveland
Bridgeport
Erie
Vist
Len
Sim
Ralph Waldo Emorron
No License Driver Pays Penalty in Oberlin Court
James R. Chaffin of Amherst pleaded guilty to driving without a license after being found with an expired temporary permit and an expired Mississippi license. Judge David R. Goldthorpe fined him 100 dollars plus costs. The incident followed police arrest and a warning about renewing licenses. In Oberlin, Ohio, 16 residents will join the 1958 Tri-Churchmen convention in session through Aug. 27 with Wilder Hall as headquarters. The host is Rev Edward W. Jones of Christ Episcopal Church, with attendees from Alliance, Cincinnati, and other cities.
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Oberlin
State of
Ohio
Mumichy
Terry Pal
David R. Goldthorpe
Eddie
James R. Chaffin
RD. 1
Baumbart Rd
Amherst
Chaffin
Mississippi
Goldthorpe Oberlin
Jingsze
Tri- Goldthorpe
Barger
Wilderhall
Edward W. Jones
Christ Episcopal Church
Ohionngs
William Y. §. Lee
Alliance
Mt. Union College
William Morris
Cincinnati
Stanley Plattenburg
Cin
Episcopalians Convene Leaders From Ohio Diocese
Delegates from Ohio and nearby states gather at Oberlin for the Episcopal Diocese convention. Attendees include Rev E A Vastyan of St Stephens Columbus Rev George Ross of Columbus and Rev M Bartlet Cochran of Southern Ohio along with students Spencer Chamblin Virginia Montgomery and Roger Paul among others. The opening service is at Finney Chapel at 7 30 p m with conference theologian Christopher Fitzsimmons Allison delivering the address. A separate note reports Cincinnati traffic safety expert Rev Fred Fuqua involved in a three vehicle crash after dropping sunglasses to retrieve them.
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Ainnati
Episcopal Diocese of
Kent State University
George Timko
Marble- Jhend
Episcopal Church
Ecumenical Movement
Virginia Montgomery
Oxford
Frank D. Musgrave
St.Matthew's Episcopal Church
To- Viedo
Rufus Adeghoye
Central State College
Wilberforce
Finney
Britain
Pounds
Christopher Fitzsimmons Allison
Area Scout Lyle Smith Returns From Philmont Trip
Lyle Smith son of Sherman and Mrs Smith of North Main LaGrange recently completed a three week Philmont Scout Ranch trek with 26 boys and four Scouters. The trip followed northern and southern routes visiting Colorado Springs Garden of the Gods and Pikes Peak. They spent two weeks on trail camping hiking and mountain climbing cooking from dehydrated foods with all supplies carried on their backs. Lyle is a member of Explorer Post 181 and will be a LaGrange High Sophomore this fall. He has been active in Cub Scout Pack 113 Boy Scout Troop 118 and Explorers.
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Lyle
Explorer
LaGrange
LaGrange High School
la Grange
Man Dies In Crash In Canton
UPI report says Ralph E Slagle aged 26 died when the car he rode in lost control on a sharp curve and hit a power pole. Three other persons were injured in the Canton area.
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Canton
UPI
Ralph E Slagle
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Uronesia
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Oberlin Nursery
Frank Locke
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South Pleasant St
Merle Hanmer
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