Gift Cart Service Planned by Allen Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Plans to start a patient and visitor gift cart at Allen Memorial Hospital were unveiled at the first meeting of the new Hospital Auxiliary executive council led by president Mrs. George Simpson. Other listed projects include a bazaar and a flower drive, with various committees named for blood bank, clerical work, ribbon efforts, and fundraising. An American Association of University Women donation of 32 was noted and the flower committee seeks usable containers.
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Oberlin
Allen Memorial Hospital
George Simpson
Keys and Mears
Aundiary
American Association of University Women
Simpson
Brooklyn Pastor Will Be Speaker at Oberlin College Week
Concord Baptist Church Brooklyn pastor Gardner C. Taylor will speak on The Measure of Man at Oberlin College Wea vers Sunday at 4 45 p m in Fin qast Oneal F. Members may contact Mrs John Mitre New York for flower committee contributions.
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Oberlin
Gardner C
Taylor
Concord Bapflower
Church of Christ
Brooklyn
John Mitre
N. Y
Oberlin College Weavers
Finqast
Welfare Directory Planned by Lorain County Group
A revived Lorain County Welfare Directory will list agencies and functions to ease referrals. The project is a joint Lorain Elyria Oberlin effort with major funding shared by county welfare councils. Oberlin College Choir and Brass Choir will perform at vespers with student assistants Mary Chorlian and Donald Wheeler.
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Leland College
Oberlin
Oberlin Graduate School
Tory of Health and Welfare Services
Lorain County
Lethe
Iland
R. S. McEwen
Coordinating Council of Welfare Agencies
Lorain
Elyria
Mary Chorlian
Donald Wheeler
Oberlin College
Pythians To Install 14 Officers
Oberlin Pythian Sisters meet at 7 30 p m for installation of officers with Gertrude Husted as installing officer assisted by Dorothy Kern and Alice Edmonds. Officers named include Leoma Gill Virginia Bickel Eva Robey Helen Jones Ethel Barber Mariel Cook Julia Davis and others. Each sister asked to bring sandwiches cookies and tax stamps. Knights of Pythias invited to attend.
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Oberlin—Pythian Sisters
Gertrude Husted
Dorothy Kern
Alice Eidmunds
Leoma Gill
Virginia Bickel
Eva Robey
Helen Jones
Ethel Barber
Mariel Cook
Julia Davis
Mildred Kay
Lucille Campbell
Mary Lee Broad
Florence Morgan
Violet Bickel
Alce Edmonds
Imogene Hunt
Knights of Pythias
Bake Sale Planned by Legion Auxiliary at Wade's Hardware
OBELIN The Women's Auxiliary of Willard Holmes Post American Legion will hold a bake sale at Wade's Hardware on South Main Street Saturday starting at 9 a.m. The ways and means committee led by chairwoman Mrs Warren Fields will oversee operations.
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Oberlin
Willard Holmes Post
American Legion
Wade's Hardware
South
Main St
Ways and Means
Warren Fields
Red Sox Pitcher Oberlin Visitor
Boston Red Sox pitcher Dave Sisler and his wife have been visiting the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Fithian at 40 King Street this week Mrs Sisler is Mrs Fithians sister
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Oberlin
Boston Red Sox
Dave Sisler
Robert Fithian
King St
Sissler
Mrs. Fithian
Great Issues on Education group rumored in Oberlin
Townsfolk chase a whisper about a Oberlin Great Issues on Education discussion. Reporters visit the College News Bureau and the library as officials deny knowledge, while Great Books Foundation explains the nationwide program.
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Oberlin
College
Ella Parmenter
Helen Isaacson
Paul Douglas
Miss Thornton
Misa Thornton
Harry A. Koss
Ernest Hoffman
Paul Newell
Brad Williams
News- Tribune
the Tribune
Brad
Great Books Foundation
Johnny
Oberlin Community Chest Nears Goal Short by About $2000
Oberlin campaign chairman Andy Supers said the United Appeal fell short of its $37 771 goal by less than $2 000. He noted this is the first time Oberlin residents did not meet the requested contribution.
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Oberlin
Andy Supers
United Appeal Sirive
United Appeal
Supers
Firelands PTA States Meeting Observed at Firelands High
Firelands Junior and Senior High School PTA marks Founder's Day with a 7 p.m. tureen dinner at Firelands High. Members bring their own service and a covered dish. hostesses provide rolls and coffee. A skit by seven PTA fathers led by Ralph Husted and Bernard Bucha features sixteen other parents and a male trio. Founder's Day chair Mrs. Ervin Jaycox oversees the program, with Mrs. Gilbert Fairchild as program chair. Nominating committee election is main business item after schedule change due to basketball tournament.
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Henrietta
Firelands
Senor
PTA
Ralph Husted
Bernard Bucha
Harry Meyer
Daniel Knoble
Lynn Brumby
Howard Bomn
Emmett Thompson
Ervin Jaycox
Gilbert Fairchild
Melvin Niggle
Art Works Rental Opens At Oberlin College
Oberlin College art department launches its semi annual rental of originals and reproductions. Students have first pick at 1 16 p m Friday with two pictures per person and 60 cent semester fees. Remaining works available Saturday to town residents. new items include Chrys atidea by Andre Mascon, brother of Mrs H A Grubbs.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Five Arte
Picasso
Matinee
Rouault
Bonnard
Miro
Toulouse- Laurtree
College
Ftacility
Eilen Johnson
Andre Mascon
H. A. Grubbs
Oberlin College French Department
Camden area social and church event notes
Nineteen members and friends of the Camden Baptist Church joined the Hebron Association Youth Rally at First Baptist Elyria with Rev. Howard G. Young as speaker. Local families visited relatives, attended funerals, and hosted gatherings including the 50th wedding anniversary of a couple in Wakeman and a dinner for visiting relatives.
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Camden
Ladies Aid To Hear Talk On Evangelism
The Rev. Wayne Safffen of Grace Lutheran Church will present a "Sharing Christ's Evangelism" program at 1 p.m. tomorrow for the Ladies Aid. A film strip on evangelism will be shown.
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Oberlin
Wayne Safffen
Grace Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid
Oberlin High School Gavel Made From Ancient Council Wood
The Oberlin High School Industrial Arts Department donated a gavel and block carved from wood dating before 1871. Theodore B. Walter explains the material came from the staircase of old Council Hall, a building tied to early Oberlin College history and a 19th century cornerstone by the National Council of Churches. The gift, made by Harvey Pratt from walnut, aims to guide future council work and reflect long campus traditions.
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Cry Counce
Oberlin High School
Theodore B. Walter
Council Hall
Theological Seminary
Couns Hall
National Council of Churches
Cliff Barden
Walter
Barden
Harvey Pratt
Tom
Old Council Hall
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