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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1957

Page

6

Oberlin Driver Fines Range In Local Court Pleas

Police Judge Andrew fined multiple defendants on pleas of guilty for driving violations in Oberlin. Levi Daniels and Ira Dalton faced fines for driving without a license, while Andrew Farrow paid for driving with an invalid license and fictitious plates. Other fines covered speeding, reckless operation, and related charges from the docket.

Oberlin Moby Andrew Levi Daniels Ave Elyria Ira C. Dalton Elyria Ave Lorain Stotan Dalton Andrew J. Farrow Eastth St Cleveland William A. Douglas Barker St Wellington Cletus D. Boyer R. D Butler Rd Wakeman William J. Coniam Stefan Earl McLaughlin Limit Ave R. L. Mair

Council Debates Industrial Power Rates Proposal

Oberlin council members discuss a proposal to set industrial rates for the municipal power system. Councilman Frank Locke remarks that it is past time to have any industrial rate on the books, ending the discussion with his closing statement.

Oberlin Frank Locke Tower Gibson Reichenbach Locke

Oberlin church integration focus at Columbus District meeting

The Columbus District Conference at Rust Methodist Church in Oberlin opens Tuesday with a progress report on integration. About 150 delegates from northern eastern and western Ohio will attend August 27 30. Rev. C T R Nelson presides.

Oberlin Ohio Columbus Rust Methodist Church C.T. R. Nelson Lexington Central Jurisdiction Nelson Rust Church J C. P. Dudley Northeast Ohio Conference Women’s Society For Christian Service John Ferguson Rust Church Presiding Charles A. Talbert Second Baptist Church Elyria Conference Board of Education Oberlin—Walther League and Higher Education Grace Lutheran M. L. Harris Far Point Philander Smith College Litrom de Rock Ark

Oberlin Council considers thoroughfare plan adoption

Oberlin City Council discussed amending the zoning ordinance to adopt the Regional Planning Commission major thoroughfare plan. The proposal would designate Oberlin Road Pyle-South Amherst Road East and West Hamilton Streets as 80 foot rights of way and Main Street as a 120 foot right of way, with no homes yet to be disturbed. City Manager Fred E Weisbrod said the city could adopt the plan for future use, noting it has approval from the City Planning Commission.

Oberlin Occas Regional Planning Commission Oberlin Rd City Planning Commission

Fines Levied Against Pair on Two Charges

Two men charged with intoxication and disorderly conduct pled guilty before Judge Andrew Stefan in Police Court. Ray Starr of 190 Elm Street was fined $5 and costs, while George Null of 15 East Vine Street was fined $25 and costs.

Oberlin Andrew Stefan Po‘ce Ray Starr Elm St George Null East Vine St

Black Bird Forages As Ants Go Hungry In Oberlin

A humorous slice from Oberlin describes a clever black bird with gray or white speckles depending on its cleanliness and a hint of red at the back of its head as it searches ground for a square meal amid ants.

Oberlin

Town And Gown cupational attire and ants

A humorous field note recounts a bird tugging at a worm and losing a struggle while ants work a dirt mound like a non union crew. The writer mocks labor, mentions ants organized with ten thousand workers, and notes casual local life including TOM PARKER and others planning trips and moves.

Kipton Pastor And Wife Feted At Fellowship Supper

A Kipton fellowship supper by the Camden Baptist Church deacons and wives gathered Sunday evening in the basement with attendees from Spencer Brighton Wakeman Henrietta Oberlin Elyria Eaton and Kipton. Afterward a worship service featured music by Gloria and Rosalyn Hooker and others plus color slides of Camp Patmos. The Harrimans were presented a purse and a quilt from the Missionary Society before their departure to Johnson City New York.

Council Reichanbach Lewis R. Tower Oberlin College Lillian Bright St. Paul Church Cleveland Norman JF. Long Fort Knox Hall Auditorium Arthur A. Zebbs Cory Methodist Church Ruth Gage-Colby United Nations Aberlinaires Cory Church MYF Methodist Youth Fellowship North Central Subdistrict Liday James Lawson India Sta Jt Dent Oberlin Seminary Dewey Lampkin Lexington I. R. Sumner Kipton Camden Baptist Church Spencer Brighton Wakeman Henrietta Ob' ‘Erlin Elyria Eaton Gloria Rosalyn Hooker Harriman Marian Laundon Rachel Betts Rachel Betts; Vocal Duets, the Rev. and Mrs. Harriman Camp Patmos Harrimans Johnson City N. Y Donald Hooker Hugh Whitney The Missionary Society

Council Approves Water and Sewer Lines on Edison Street

City council authorized construction of water and sewer lines on Edison Street from South Pleasant to South Park, with an eight inch minimum policy. The project will be funded as an assessment, over ten years, by abutting property owners who petitioned for the improvements. An emergency order authorizes a 10 inch interceptor and 400 feet of sewer line in the No. 1 Sewer District.

Fred E. Weisbrod Weisbrod John Cochrane Oberlin Andrew Clark Clark Edison St South Pleasant St South Park Clarksfield Cambie Carpenter Killbucks Lawrence Leadbetter Jerry Pluta Casmir Pluta Gates Hospital Ernest Culshaw Jimmy Columbus Albert Younglas Elyria Thomas Sell Nill Myers Lottie Murray North’ Olmsted Ray Green Roy Camden Baptist Church L. W. Beckey Lonnie Larry Taylor Litetfield Durwood William’s No. 1 Glenhurst Dr West College St Andrew Stefan Pyle-South Amherst Rd

Motorists Fined For Violations

Three men appeared before Police Judge Andrew Stafan and pleaded guilty to unsafe vehicle violations and related traffic offenses. George E. Hackathorn, Edward L. Crisp, Warren Greer, Stephen E. Kurpar, Arlis L. Burgard and Edward L. Mobius faced fines ranging from 5 to 25 dollars plus costs for issues including absent horn and stop light, reckless operation, running a stop sign, and running a traffic light.

Oberlin Andrew Stafan George E. Hackathorn East Main St Norwalk Edward L. Crisp South Pleasant St Hatchathorn Warren Greer Chestnut Ridge Rd North Olmsted Stephen E. Kurpar Arlis L. Burgard North Prospect St Edward L. Moebius West Martin Ave Amherst

Two Men Admit DWI Pleas In Oberlin court

Two motorists pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and received three day jail terms plus fines of 125 dollars and costs. Percy Jones of 2010 Middle Ave Elyria and Frank Cunningham of 34 Edison St Oberlin faced Judge Andrew Stefan.

Oberlin Andrew Stefan Percy Jones Middle Ave Elyria Frank Cunningham Edison St iOberlin

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