Oberlin students debate arming during voter drive
Oberlin College students faced mixed views after a Mississippi trip during which several carried weapons for defense. Reports say three fired guns at shots heard but none targeted people, while others argued the act was a mistake. A campus forum at Wilder Hall will discuss the semester-break voter registration experience and civil rights work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Mississippi
Dom
Kasciako
Miss
Martha Honey
Westport
Conn
Guntersdom House
Stu
Wilder Hall
Oberlin College
Oberlin’ Action For Civil Rights
OACR
Carpenters For Christmas
Ripley
Tippah County
Wakeman area youths questioned in break-ins
Three Wakeman area youths, including Harry B. Shreve, 24, and two 17-year-olds, were arrested in Ashland County for a two month spree of school and service station break-ins across four counties. Loot found in a barn, admissions implicated Firelands High and Junior High, Camden Elementary, Schaefer's Garage, Hill's Sohio, plus items from Bronson School and Ace Diesel, with additional break-ins at Maplehurst School and Farm Bureau Lumber Yard. Arraignment for Shreve set for Monday. two 17-year-olds certified to juvenile court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland County
Wakeman Area
Harry
B. Shreve
Wenz
Wakeman
Lorain County
Henry Zieba
Fireands
Camden
Schaefer
Hill
Sohio
Rts
Huron County Sheriff's Department
Norwalk
Maplehurst School
Farm Bureau Lumber Yard
Jeromesville School
Yesternay
Shreve
Zieba
Bandit Steals 176 Dollars From West Erie Ave Service Station
Cecil A. Kessler, 56, an attendant at Allen's Shell on West Erie Avenue, reported a bandit walked behind him at midnight and forced him into a back room. The robber, a 25 to 35 year old Negro about 6 feet tall, wearing a dark leather coat, tied a rag around his head and stole 176 dollars from the cash register, then fled.
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Lorain
West Side
Kessler
Allen's
West Erie Ave
Cecil A. Kessler
Irate mom accused of pounding principal
A Brooklyn mother, Quella Davis, 30, allegedly visited a elementary school principal after a note incident and struck him with ashtrays. She also attacked the principal’s secretary, injuring both, and was later arrested seeking a warrant for the principal.
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New York
UPI
iIt
Brooklyn
Quella Davis
In Memoriam and Card of Thanks Tribute Notices
In loving memory of Lorena Hastings who died February 1, 1957. Daughters Eien Woelfer and Milo McClintock recall her tender memory. In memory also of Rose Herman who died February 11, 1962 and Anna Herman Abbey who died November 6, 1961. Families extend thanks for support.
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Lorena Hastings
Eien Woelfer
Milo McClintock
Rose Herman
Anna Herman Abbey
Daniel Herman
Lorain gets office help class grant
A training program for 25 clerk stenographers in the Elyria Lorain area has been approved by U.S. Labor Secretary W Willards Swirtz. An allotment of 31841 funds the project for 25 weeks of training at Admiral King High School. The notice expresses thanks for sympathy in the death of Mrs Shirley and mentions related community projects in Akron, Lancaster and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria-Lorain
U.S. Labor
W. Willards Swirtz
Admiral King High Schoal Tarain
Shera Shreve
Este
Lee
Tere Y Mrg
Robert Wulhelm
Maxen Maynard Shreve
Felee Ee
Albers J
Shirley
Akron
Lancaster
Trucks Drive 62 Percent of 1963 Clothing Shipments
Commerce Department reports that motor carriers handled 62 percent of clothing shipments by manufacturers in 1963, highlighting the role of trucks in distribution networks.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Kidneys Filter Water Through Tiny Tubes Inside
A simplified description notes human kidneys filter about a gallon of water daily. Each kidney is roughly four percent of body size and contains around fifty miles of fine tubules that process the body's waste and fluids.
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Chicago
Li'l Ones Ice Cream Impostor as Presidency Candidate
A playful column highlights a joke about choosing an ice cream salesman over a political president. The remark imagines a person preferring a sweet, whimsical role to the burdens of office, reflecting light humor about leadership.
Jail time credit denied in Lorain man’s murder case
Lorain Common Pleas Judge Roy F. Kelly denied credit for one year and three months served in the Ohio penitentiary on a second degree murder conviction for Roy Nichols 20 of Lorain. Nichols was convicted of bludgeon slaying of Eugene Sapalsky 23 at his Homewood Drive residence May 3 1964.
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Ohio
Roy Nichols
Lorain
Common Pleas
ueRoy F. Kelly
Nichols
Eugene Sapalsky
Homewood Dr
Joseph Grunda
Andrew Warhola
Pardon and Parole Commission
Kelly
Death notices and obituaries from Elyria area
Area death notices list Mrs Edith M Jason 77 of Elyria and Mrs Mary Flood 82 of Bond Street who died, with details of survivors, funeral services, and calling hours. Also reported Oberlin and Lorain obituaries for Bertha King, Maria Paffumi, William Stem, Bela Palagyi, and others with funeral arrangements, church affiliations, and burial plans.
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Edith M. Jason
Mary A. Flood
Bond St
Elyria Memorial
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Jason
Flood
Walter E. Jason
Clyde E. Flood
Mountville Township
Medina
Nor County
Elyria
Lorain
St. Agnes Church
Franceis P
Thomas J
Ralph Winkel
Castalia Land
Helene Hahn
Elyriia
Veronica C. Mausser
Sudro - Curtis
Sheffield
William Stem
Abbe Rd
St. Joseph Hospital
Johnstown
Lorain Works
United States Steel Corp
Stein
St. Emery's
Nancy
Stason
William Michael
Joseph Hospital
Days
William
Beverly) Conrad
Gossovich
Sheffield Lake
John
iCorp
Mary Rosko
Helen Weiss
Vero Beach
Josephine Smith
Fort Worth
Texas
Ann Tinian
St. George
Serbian Orthodox Friends
Emil Dovala
Jets Aid Society
Presis
Agnes
State University
Elm
Alwood
University
Reidy - Scanlan
James W. Ghocknessy
Sheffield Lake — Fu
Calvary Cemetery
Palagyi
Elmwood Cemetery
OSU
G. Fawcett
Dejo
Dan) Gojof
East 28Th St
Obituary notes for Sara Prince longtime Oberlin teacher
Former Oberlin Public School System teacher Sara E Prince died at Elyria Methodist Home aged 93. She taught 45 years, retired 1939 then tutored until 1961. She was a 80 year member of First Congregational Church. Funeral by Cowling Funeral Home. Numerous local relatives and friends listed.
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Oberlin
Bertha H. King
Ruth Princehorn
North Pleasant St
Schmauch
Elizabeth Galpin
Wakeman
King Jarrett
Florence
Berlin Heights
Cowling Funeral Home
Lorain
Maria Patfumi
West 14Th St
Paffumi
Novarra
Sicily
St. Peters Church
Charles
Ben
Adeline Lupica
Rocky River
Frances Spanda
Lenore
Ernest
Richard
Robert
Detroit
Mich
Ter
Nicholas ‘Orlando
Wadsworth
Michela Sofia
Concet
Ia Spolito
France
Anthony Sofia
Anthony
Reidy-Scanlan
St Peter Church
Vincent O'Dea
Calvary Cemetery
Sara E.prince
Elyria
Mi Vince
Anlstead
Edward Brosky
Oberlin Public Schools
James Taylor
West Ave
Oberlin College
East College St
Prince
First Congregational Church
Blaze Gutts Kitchen and Bath at Mary Welch Home
A 10:83 a.m. blaze at the Mary Welch home on Parmely Avenue gutted the kitchen and bathroom of the one story frame house. Damage runs into thousands with severe heat smoke and water affecting the rest of the home. Flames started in a storeroom in the kitchen corner. cause undetermined. Fireman Bruce Siffert suffered a cut but returned to duty.
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Mary, Welch
Parmely Ave
Bruce Siffert
Veterans death toll climbs in Viet action reports
Washington dispatch, Defense Department toll shows as of Monday a total of 2,005 U.S. servicemen killed in action in the Vietnam War. Names listed include Winona Bursley, 169 East Main St.. Betty Owens, 165 New London Ave.. Walter Runkle, RD 1, Nova. David Patton, 53 Fir St.. and others in a long casualty roll. Separately, Food and Drug Administration scientists say new lab facilities process about 20,000 pieces of glassware daily.
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Washington
UPT
Defense Department
Fess US
Belly Owens
New London Ave
Winona Bursely
East Main St
Bud Lease
Norwalk
Gary
A . Liolvin
Dayalman
Arthur Feereine
Opistein
Clayton
Damron
North Railroad
Sir Helmuth Wegner
Fred Mack
New London Army
Marine Corps
Ave
Kenneth Jinks
Walnut Tre
Air Force
Walter Runkle
Navy
Nova
Andrea Delapp
Glass
Winona Bursley
Manntration
David Patton
Fir St
Betty Owens
New London
Hospitals Across Region Report Updates on Page Six
Page six covers updates from nearby hospitals including new staff, service expansions, and patient care initiatives. Highlights include expanded emergency access, a community health drive, and partnerships with local clinics to improve outreach and treatment options.
Jory Questions Litton Shipyard Proposal and Costs
The speaker argues private funding should cover a shipyard, citing Litton Industries’ $80 million annual cash flow and questioning public aid. He estimates 4,000 to 6,000 jobs, but experts say fewer than 2% of six giant ore carriers per year could be sustained on the Great Lakes. He warns ships would be idle in four years, with competition from Superior and limited Seaway passage.
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Litton Industries
Lorain
Litton
Great Lakes
Lakes
St. Lawrence Seaway
Birth announced for Stanley baby at Oberlin Allen Hospital
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stanley at Oberlin Allen Hospital. The OCR list records admissions, discharges, and locations for patients across Oberlin, Wellington, Lorain, Elyria, and Wellington areas with names and addresses including Ruth Gunn, Adolph Studebaker, Minnie Isom, and Baby Boy McCartney among others. Several patients are noted for admission on Tuesday and Wednesday, with discharges listed for Tuesday and various local streets and towns.
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Margaret Lazar
Ruth Gunn
North Main St
Forrest Mack
LL. M. Mills
Church St
LaGrange
Adolph Studebaker
Wellington
Minnie Isom
Groveland
John McCarthy
Vine St
Albert Maza
Relle
Herbert ‘Tucker
South Main St
Robert Porter
Abbe Rd
Lorain
David Crawford
Hawley Rd
Boy McCartney
Forest Ave
Elyria
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3Ronson School
Ace Deisel Rarage
Medina County
Ashlland Notice
Bandit
Carter
Chronicle-Telegam
Onesh Gallon Club
Fleischer
Mrs. Elmer
Leeereleeee
Memoriam
Sida Leelee
Teel
Telessere Ore
Cis
Sudro-Curtis
Church of the Open Door
Harriett E. King
Carolyn A. King
John Johnson
Seville
George Long
Walter Long
Oakland
Calif
Glenn Long
Avon Park
Fla
Sudro-Curtis Funeral Home
Bertita H. King
Mrs
Charles Paffumfe
William Stems
Deso Goisovich
Sara E. Prince
Donald Beal
Telegraph
Helen L. Booher
James Conway
Huron St
Bertrand C. Downing
New Mexico Ave
Francis Folley
Erie i St
Charles Griffin
West River
Patricia Hinkle
George V. Hornbeck
Cambridge Ave
Lisa R. Jackson
Rush St
Rosemary
Lennerth
Folley Rd
Columbia Station
JT McCowan
West Eighth, St
Willard McMasters
University Ave
Eugene Machovina
High St
Earl Mentzer
Son
Salem Ave
Connie Miller
Haven
Willie Pollard
Lodi ‘St
Vernon E. Powell
Judy A. Schlicher
Newman Ave
Lakewood
Leon Woolfork
Morgan St
Steven V. Szabo
North Ridge Rd
Seattle
S.weather Bureau
Milwaukee
Montreal Fresting
Sam Francisco
Denver
LOWES
Kansas
Vatlamta
Los Angeles
Miniiura
Duluth
Little Rock
Boster
Miami
Ohio State
Blaze Guts
Viet
iToremany
Pawl Atu DL
Chronicle-Telegram
Jory Hits Shipyard
Oberlin Allen Hospital
Charles Stanley
Kimberley Circle
John White
Lincoln St
Joseph Tatum
North Park St
George Landin
Roger Mohrman
Pitts Rd
Nembrary
Vglentnes
AuWeiler
Office Outfitters
Middle Ave
Ph. Sea
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