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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1959
Page
7
A private showing of the Swedish film Seventh Seat written and directed by Sy Ingmier Bergman will be held for Oberlin Friends of Art members on Friday December 11 at 7 30 pm in the Aver Art Building Auditorium. Admission will be by card to members and their guests.
A chaotic notice outlines several candidates for Huron County judge and county offices. Key figures include Yang, Edel, Buskies, and Callan, with party notes and term renewals mentioned.
Wellington Methodist groups meet at the First Methodist Cayren Commission on Evolvption at the church to prepare for the quarterly conference. The Wellington Club gathers daily at the American Legion home with a covered dish and Christmas party planned. Pinfield Farm Woman's Club meets tomorrow at Pittsfield town hall to plan knitting and planters with material lists provided. Congregational Woman's Society meets Thursday at the church parsonage for a Christmas program and gift exchange. Dasues Move recently relocated from Herrick Ave West to LaVerda Rees home.
Osnerlin-Ad parents and boys aged eight through ten are invited to attend a Cub Scouts meeting organized by the Parents' Committee of Cub Scouts in cooperation with First Presbyterian Church. The session aims to explain the year's program and how fathers can join the committee. All interested persons may attend.
Oscar G. Dunn will be honored by the County Commissioners Association of Ghigo at its convention in Columnis Dae. He is recognized for his service as county commissioner and as past president of the association. A banquet December 9, per George W. Tabor, executive secretary. Dunn served as president in 1960s and led the commissioner's office starting January.
Pauw Johnson of 177 Beebe Ave. won best of class and best display car at the Louisville Exposition Building show with his 3852 Fore coupe in the Pod and Custom Car Show. He has earned more than 30 awards in the past year and plans to enter The Blob in Fort Wayne, Indiana, next.
The College Art Association receives a grant from the Ford Foundation to study and promote visual arts education in America. The project, led by Parshamt, heads a team of teachers and students across member institutions, aiming to broaden access and strengthen arts curricula nationwide. Researchers will meet in New York to discuss the program and its aims.
A local firm secures a charter to form Oberlin Corporation. Robert Wood, L. Wowldndee and Charles J. Snobdle are named as the initial commissioners guiding the venture.
An advertisement promotes a free booklet titled Arthritis and Rheumatism. It claims non surgical cures by addressing root causes and promises relief from crippling deformities, urging readers to write for the material.
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