Sacred Heart Bazaar and Homecoming at Oberlin
Visitors from Cleverday attend a Sacred Heart Church bazaar and homecoming in Oberlin on West Lorain Street. Fifteen booths offer household items, toys, jewelry, and crafts with an all purpose hall, rides, games, and a barbecue chicken dinner served noon to 6 PM. John Dudley leads the event with committee chairs assisting in tickets, production, parking, and arrangements.
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Oberlin
Cleverday
Land
Akron
Cpt
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Kiant
Land Bacon
West Lorain St
Clude
John Dudley
Alllntuly Name Society
James Easterday
Wilson Cox
Carl Gutman
Joseph Pickworth
N. Waldecker
Rosary and Altar Society
John Nuasipak
Carl Sehmitz
Leslie Ketch
Elmer Schuster
Ben Tudley
Schuster
Sacred Tleart Parish
First Methodist WSCS Sets Fall Meeting September 3
Members of First Methodist Church WSCS will report on July studies at a Sept 3 7:30 p m meeting in the dining room. Jean Schott and Diane Locke will share experiences from the Girls School of Christian Service. A Hawaiian theme and the book Concerns of a Continent will guide the program and dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
First Methodist Churely
Girls School of Christian Service
North-East Ohio Conference School of Missions
Lakeside
Women's Society For Christian Service
Jean Schott
Diane Locke
WSCS
Chris Oliver
George Vaught
Hawaii
Olver
Carrie Pease
William OS. Meee
Harlin Slater
Ts Essex
Norwalk
Changes Plea Driver Fined In Reckless Operation Case
Arthur R. Rieske of Rochester pleaded innocent in a reckless operation charge but changed to a plea of guilty in Municipal Court. He was fined $50 and costs after the appearance last night.
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Oberlin
Arthur R. Rieske
Box
Rochester
Sults
Ohio
Joan Kolbe
Middle Ridge
Amherst
Clifford
Atkinson
East Lorain St
Judge Dismisses Assault Charge in Olmsted Case
Municipal Judge David R. Goldthorpe dismissed a charge of assault and battery brought by Thomas Battetonson of Quirry Rd against 11s drm Bek of RD 2 Sharpe Rd North Olmsted. Willian Sawders withdrew a related assault charge against her husband after stating differences with Sowders were settled by divorce.
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Oberlin
Thomas Battetonson
Quirry
Sharpe Ra
North Olmsted
David R. Goldthorpe
Mes
Willian Sawders
Bryam St
South Antherst
Goldthorpe
Sher
Sowders
Grace Lutheran Church to Buy Lot and Start Saturday School
Grace Lutheran Church announces purchase of a lot across West Lorain Street from the church and the start of a Saturday School of Religion for kindergarten through eighth grade. The plan includes parking use, 100 plus student enrollment, nine teachers, and classes each Saturday from 9 15 to 11 30 September through April with age appropriate teaching aids and films.
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Saffen
St. Paul
Driver Who Drank And Drove Fined In Municipal Court
Clifford C Oskins of Martin Inn pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated in Municipal Court. Judge David R. Goldthorpe fined him 200 dollars and costs, sentenced three days in county jail, and suspended his driver’s license for six months.
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Oberlinga
David R. Goldthorpe
Clifford C Oskins
Martin Inn
Oskins
Fined Monday Back On Tuesday
Earl Jefferson of 123 North Pleasant Street faced a municipal judge and was fined16 dollars plus costs for a Monday traffic fight. He returned to court last night charged with intoxication and disorderly conduct, pleaded guilty, received 30 days in county jail with term suspended for one year on good behavior.
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Oberlin
Earl Jefferson
North Pleasant St
David R. Goldthorpe
Sculptor George Meier Dies at 75 in Langhorne
Decorative sculptor George J. Meier, 75, died Monday in Langhorne Pennsylvania after a long career shaping architectural pieces and statues. He trained at regional schools and created works for churches and public spaces. His survivors include a wife and two children.
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Langhorne, Pa
UPI
George J. Meier
Audio Visual Workshops Open with Saylor Speech at Oberlin
Miss Margaret Saylor delivers the keynote on Power Teaching Needs Power Tools at the Oberlin audio-visual workshop opening. The talk happens Thursday at 1 15 p m at Taftwood School and runs Aug 28 to Sept 2 with Kent State education professor Dr Ralph Hall as guest speaker. Robert Duncan Oberlin’s new superintendent joins the program.
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Oberlin
Margaret Saylor
Saylor
Taftwood School
Ralph Hall
College of Education
Kent State University
Hall Auditorium
Hall
Robert Duncan
Hall. Duncan
Wis
Rev Wayne Saffen to preach Gowanda 60th anniversary
The Rev Wayne Saffen, pastor of Grace Lutheran Church in Oberlin, will return to Gowanda to preach the 60th anniversary sermon at Immanuel Lutheran Church Sunday evening. He previously served as Gowanda’s pastor.
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Oberlin
Wayne Saffen
Grace Lutheran Church
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Gowanda
Gowanda Church
Older Teens Sponsor Back-To-School Dance Saturday
O-Teens will host a Bark senon dance at the Recreation Center on Main Street with orchestra music. Admission requires no membership card but a 50 cent stag fee. center hours start at 6 pm and close after attendance hits 100.
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Oberlin
Main St
Charles Douglass
Grenerar
Bcards
Stags
Spom
Stop Sign Violations Raise Fines and Patrol Focus
Community notes urge stricter stop sign compliance as fines rise from five to ten dollars for first offenses and higher penalties loom. Ohio patrols also clamp down on speeding and signaling infringements to reduce auto deaths.
Lipstick plight tied to castor oil in Oberlin study
Oberlin report examines lipstick ingredients with castor oil from 4 to 60 percent and cites Carl Swenson of Baker Castor Oil Co who explains skin benefits and widespread uses. He notes abroad bean sources Brazil or India and discusses industry aims for machine harvested castor beans.
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Oberlin
Carl Swenson
Swenson
Baker Castor Q Oil Co
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Castor
Lee
Baker Castor Oil Co
Bayonne
N. J
Brazil
India
France
Clarkson College
Pottsdam
Chemcal Engineering
Baker Laboratories
Qberlin
Court Acts Quickly After Fatal Hallover Road Crash
Municipal Judge David R. Goldthorpe announces a traffic safety crackdown after a fatal Hallover Road crash leading to 16 pleas on 38 charges. Defendants facing speeding and stop sign violations include Hollis Keighley and Arnold Tollett with fines from 10 to 20 dollars.
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Oberlin
Hallover
David R. Goldthorpe
Hallover Rd
Hollis Keighley
Rt. 58
South
Arnold Tollett
West Ave
Elyria
Howard Whitener
West 22Nd St
Lorain
Louis Lodi
Woodward Ave
Ed Turon
Lexington Ave
James Bakas
Bursley Ra
Wellington
Howard A. Smurthwaite
Oxford Rd
Cleveland Heights
Winifred Schaeffer
Sterling Ave
Jerry Cohn
Wendy Lane
Arthur DiFrancisco
West 13Th St
Carl Leslie
Metcalf Rd
Rust Sends 3 To Conference
Three representatives from Rust Methodist Church attend the Columbus District Conference at Centenary Methodist Church in Columbus through Friday. The party includes Rev. Thomas Sumner, Mrs. Louise Huston, and Mrs. Hattie Smith.
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Oberlin
Rust Methodist Church
Columbus
Centenary Methodist Church
Thomas Sumner
Louise Huston
Hattie Smith
Woman's Society For Christian Service
Overloaded Truck Driver Pleads Guilty in City Court
Howard Chambers of 363 Lincoln Street Sr. pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to overloading a truck by more than two tons. He was fined $65 plus costs.
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Oberlin
Howard Chambers
Lincoln Sr
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