State law needed to fund handicapped child education
Oberlin parents cannot afford the $1,000 annual cost to educate their deaf child before age six. The Oberlin Board of Education adopted a policy to fund such training only after six, leaving pre six programs unfunded. Superintendent Duncan investigated state laws, finding no provision to reimburse districts for early education, and urged legislative relief.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Board of Education
Robert W. Duncan
Columbus
Duncan
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Lakewood School
Paul Spayde
Charles. A. Mosher
Sage of South Main proposes CARE like aid tax cut plan
Oberlin column criticizes relief costs by proposing sending CARE packages with every food order, arguing surplus subsidies fund foreign aid while Americans face welfare limits. Readers react to local officials and civic quirks, including traffic color signs and court naming practices.
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Oberlin
South Main St
Daxen
Two Oberlin seniors give piano and organ recitals
Eleanor A. Carlson of Haworth New Jersey and Karen K. Bannister of New Hope Pennsylvania perform senior recitals at Warner Concert Hall Oberlin College Conservatory. Carlson plays Mozart Beethoven Kirchner Bartok and Rafael works on February 26 at 8 30 p m Bannister plays Bach Walerian Alain and Steude pieces on February 28 at 8 p m. Both events are free and open to all.
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Oberley
Oberlin College Conservatory of Music
Eleanor A. Carlson
Harsworth
N. J
Karen K. Bannister
New Hope
Warner Concert Hall
Miss Carlson
Mo Jzart
Beethoven
Kirchner
Bartok
Ra ‘el
Glenn Gould to give seventh Oberlin recital March 3
Glenn Gould, young Canadian pianist, will present the seventh concert in the Oberlin College Conservatory Artist Recital Series at Finney Chapel on Tuesday March 3 at 8 p.m. He will perform Byrd Bach and Beethoven works and Hindemith Sonata No 3. Gould on current North American tour follows a European run and Israel appearances, and he is noted as a top Bach interpreter and Berg Variations recording artist. Born 1932 in Toronto, he trained at the Royal Conservatory and began performing at age three. This marks the first US recital in Oberlin's Artist Recital series since 1878.
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Oberlin
Glenn Gould
Oberlin College Conservatory of Music
Finney Chapel
William Byrd
Hindemith
Gould
Europe
Germany
Austria
Italy
Belgium
Sweden
Israel
Inc
Soviet Union
Servns
Oberlin Alumni Chief Fishel Resigns for Wisconsin Post
Leslie H. Fishel Jr. will depart as executive director of the Oberlin College Alumni Association on June 30 to become director of the State Emisterical Society of Wisconsin. He has led the alumni group since August 1955 and has served in Oberlin’s history department for more than a decade.
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Oberlin
Leslie H. Fishel, Jr
Oberlin College Alumni Association
State Emisterical Society of Wisconsin
Fisher
Faid
Shortin
Mississippi Valley Historical Association
Massachusetts
Leslie “Fisher
Chapstitute of Technology
Uxigua
New York
Fishel
G. Richards
Oberlin Jounais
Four motorists fined in Oberlin Court total $125
In Oberlin Municipal Court four speeding motorists pleaded guilty and were fined $125 plus costs. The heaviest hit was 20 year old Robert Lee Snider Box ti Birmingham who sped up to 91 mph and received $75 plus costs, a 60 day license suspension and four sessions at the Lorain County drivers improvement school.
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Oberlin
Robert Lee Snider
Birmingsham
Avs
Snider
Lorain County
Gerald Ro Hoerig
Sih West
Thiel St. Evrne
Charles Chit Elyria
Niifter
Bobby ‘Tomlinson
Karl L. Clawson
Dickson
Wellington
Mar
Dad Ellis to celebrate 101st birthday in nursing home
Oberlin Hartley Ellis known as Dad, who will turn 101 tomorrow, says there is no recipe for long life. He credits good self care, avoids drinking and smoking, and has never taken medicine since moving to Will-O-Lee Nursing Home. A daughter from Painesville plans to visit. He recalls inventing six patents and riding in the first baby buggy, and his hobby was baseball.
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Oberlin — Hartley
Ellis
Will-O-Lee Nursing Home
Eisenhower
Henry Ward Beecher
Band Moms Plan Spring Concert and Banquet
Band Mothers in South Amherst finalize plans for the Farmers Appreciation Banquet for Beaver Creek Sportsmen and schedule the annual Spring Concert with Schumann Trio and Rostkoski of Elyria, Clapp of Ram sey, and Meisel of Midland. Concerts set for March 1 and an exchange program with Ridgeville. Next meeting March 23 at the school.
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South Amherst
Beaver Creek
T. E Marren
Schumann
David S. Rostkoski
Elyria
Stephen H. Clapp
Sey
N. Y
Nancy FR
Meisel
Midland
Mich
Bemis Florist
Oberlin Bank
Ridgeville
Two Get Jail Time For Drunk Driving In Oberlin
Herman Bowens and Robert W. Pelletier faced three day jail terms and fines of $200 each after pleading guilty or consenting to guilty findings on DWI charges. Bowens also faced a separate license violation. his jail term to be served in county jail and driving rights suspended for one year. Pelletier may serve weekends in jail due to work and health considerations. A Kalamazoo man, Cletur M. Gordon, pleaded guilty to DWI, fined $200, given a 60 day license suspension, but no jail time due to his wife’s illness.
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Herman Bowens
Clark Ct
Goldthorpe
Bowens
Ohio
Robert W. Pelletier
Pelletier
Cletur M. Gordon
Kalamazoo
Mich
DWI
Grodon
Ten Students To Appear In Recital At Oberlin Conservatory
Ten students at Oberlin College Conservatory of Music perform a Chamber Music Recital on Sunday March 11 at 4 p m in Warner Concert Hall. The program features Mozart Quartet in E flat major K493 Schumann Trio in D minor Op 63 and Brahms Quintet in B minor Op 115. Performers include L Elise Langworthy Melissa Dougherty Anne McClure Woodward and Deloris P Plum.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College Conservatory of Music
Warner Concert Hall
Mozart
Schumann
Brahms
L. Elise Langworthy
Beacon
N. Y
Melissa Dougherty
Austin
Anne McClure Woodward
Northfield
Minn
Deloris P. Plum
Princeton
N. J
Recital Featuring Rostkoski Family Members At Elyria Hall
Rostkoski the son of Mr and Mrs Siegivid Rostkoski of 2033 Lake Avenue Elyria Ohio will perform in a Brahms Quintet recital. Mrs Anne Lloyd Young of Fairfield Illinois plays clarinet with Seattle Washington violinist Lauren Jakey and Charlotte North Carolina violist Lillian Foote plus Mr Clapp on viola and Miss Meisel on violoncello. The recital is free and open to all.
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Rostkoski
Siegivid Rostkoski
Lake Avenue
Elyria
Ohia
Club Meets Tonight at Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Phyllis Wheatley Club of Mt. Zion Baptist Church holds its meeting at 8 p.m. today at 59 East Vine Street, home of Mrs. Clifford Watson.
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Oberlin
Phyllis Wheatley
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Clifford Watson
East Vine St
Art Museum Plans Gay Nineties Theatrical Posters Exhibit
The Oberlin Art Museum will host a traveling show from the Library of Congress Theatrical Posters of the Gay Nineties. It travels through the United States and Canada via the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service and will be on view at Oberlin College. The exhibit open date is not specified in the fragment.
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Belden
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Belden Methodist Church
Judy Kay
Robert Flicken
Oberlin
United States
Canada
Mr. Banjo
Smithsonian Institution
Oberlin College Faculty Activities Highlight February
Oberlin College faculty members engage in scholarly and outreach roles in late February. Ben Lewis will address Yale on February 27 and join the American Council of Learned Societies committee meeting on February 28. Clifford Cook to lead a workshop on orchestral rehearsal techniques at the Music Teachers National Association convention in Kansas City.
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Oberlin
Robert T. Kretchmar
Athletic Journal
George E. Simpson
Rs Howard Allen, Inc
Cleveland
Ben Lewis
Yale University
American Council of Learned So Tutties
Clifford A. Cook
Elmwood Ply
Music Teachers National Association
Kansas City
Bos
First Church Women Plan Lenten Suppers and Meetings
Oberlin reports outline for four Lenten suppers hosted by the First Church Women Association. Sections meet at 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. with readings and sermons, while a Thursday discussion and a 6:15 p.m. supper prepare parishioners for the period’s events.
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Oberlin
Bce
Zienfeld
Papa
Anna
Women's Association of First
Smith Russell
Karl Aughenbaugh
Liver Shipper
Jedeentoet
Ne x
Adway
James Brand House
Francis Wilson
Andrew Mack
1&T
Charles Frohman
Sanderberg
John W. Kurtz
Atte. Fif
Naughty Anthony
London
Harriet Beecher Stowe
South
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News Bureau
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Elizabeth
Karet Knudsen
Orrin C. Knudsen
Four Winds Farm
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Oberlin Nursery Garden
South Pleasant Street
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