Korean student Oh Soon finalizes plan to return home after studies
The article profiles Oh Soon, a Korean student born in August 1934 and raised in an orphan home in Masan who studied at Bob Jones University and Friends Bible College. After two years of correspondence, he plans to return to Korea to work with his people, emphasizing diligence, responsibility, and the role of American goodwill. Wildlife notes close the piece with bunnies and deer venturing in the heavy snow.
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United States
Pendence
Reus
Mercy
Renate Gulley
Oh Byung Soon
Oh Soon
Albert
Tecan
Seoul
Ieee
Wee
Rene
Korea
Friends Bible Ee
Haviland
Kans
Grady
Bob Jones Univer
Masan
Sur
Christian Education Corps
U. S
Liquor Permit Hearing Set for Wednesday in Ohio
A Wednesday liquor permit hearing in Ohio faces repeated postponements and confusion over brand name objections. The Ohio Board of Liquor Control will hear comments from various parties, including Andrew Shutlick of Lorain who was cited for Sunday sales. The Firelands area court cases and rescheduled dates, originally set for October and November 1962, reflect ongoing delays in enforcing liquor rules amid unclear testimony.
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Orain County
Columbus
Iqhio Board of Liquor
Andrew Shutlick
Elvi
Ave
Lorain
Welfare worker to head survey on rubber livelihood study
Lois Bielfelt to lead a federally funded survey in Malaysia and Ohio focused on Dependent Children ADC cases. She will head a corps of about 30 workers reviewing 712 ADC cases to assess eligibility and abuse, with instruction in Chicago and work across Lorain County and related agencies.
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Lois Bielfelt
Lorain County
Welfare de Welfare Department
Miss Bielfelt
Lorain
Ohio
Aidh
Mas Bielfelt
Chicago
Trustees finish year paying bills in Columbia Township
Columbia Township trustees closed the year with an August tax settlement of 8000 for general funds, road and bridge funds and road improvement. The advance enabled payment of 7467 in outstanding bills at their year end meeting at Lyman Hitchcock’s home. Hitchcock is recovering from surgery, and Clerk Earl Heimburg said the mid January settlement likely. Organizational meeting set for January 7 at 7 pm in the Columbia Town Hall to begin the 1963 agenda.
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Columbia
Columbia Township
Lyman Hitchcock
East Breer
Hitchcock
Earl Heimburg
Columbia Town Hall
Safety first for motorists as seat belts rise nationwide
UPI reports from Goodyear studies show American motorists are increasingly safety conscious with record breaking purchases of safety belts and newer tires. Nearly 7 million cars have been equipped with seat belts reflecting growing compliance and concern for road safety.
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Akron
Oto
UPI
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Professor to discuss teaching deaf children in Lorain
Dr Ruth Ben Jer an assistant clinical professor at Western Reserve University and authority on teaching deaf and hard of hearing children will speak at Garfield School Lorain on Monday January 14 at 8 pm. The Lorain County Parents Section of the Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf sponsors the meeting. The group supports speech and lip reading programs with the Bell endowment named for Alexander Graham Bell. Garfield School hosts the only hard of hearing classes in the county with other districts reimbursed by the state education foundation.
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Ruth Ben Jer
Western Reserve University
Garfield School
West 30Th St
Lorain
Lorain County
Alexander Graham Bell Association For the Deaf
Bell Endowment
Bell
Bender
Journa
Hesston College
University of Iowa
Western Reserve
Pestalozzi-Froebel Teachers College
Western Pennsylvania School For the Deaf
National College of Education
Cleveland
State Education Foundation
Michigan State University hits milestone in degree growth
Michigan State University the first land grant college shows growth by degrees granted since 1861 reaching about 4 125 degrees in the last school year. Committee chairs named including Mrs John Atkisson Elyma and Mrs L Lawrence Lorain. The area unit seeks people to train as teachers of the deaf and hard of hearing and scholarships contact Mrs Beckwith Lorain.
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East Lansing
Mich
E. F. Beckwith
Worain
MSU
Beckwith
Cleveland Blvd
Lorain
Radish grows to over nine pounds in Missouri field
In Ste Genevieve Missouri Andre Oberle harvested a radish weighing more than nine pounds. The giant vegetable stood as a local marvel highlighting unusual garden produce and community pride. Oberle reported the radish’s size drew attention from neighbors and gardening enthusiasts.
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Ste. Genevieve
Andre Oberle
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