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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1960
Page
13
The writer describes a severe headache after returning from the market on a Saturday. He details taking an array of medications like four way medicine, aspirin, brodoquinide, and adhesive pads, followed by restlessness, ringing in the ears, and disrupted sleep. He mentions accommodations at home and references church and local figures in Elyria.
Oberlin College hosts emeritus UW chemist Dan iels Farrington Daniels for an 7:30 p.m. Finney Chapel talk on Solar Energy. Daniels won the Priestley Medal in 1937 and Gibbs Medal in 1955 and is tied to the Solar Energy Laboratory. He has led Argonne National Laboratory and the Chicago Metallurgical Laboratory and held ACS and Geochemical Society presidencies.
Oberlin College Conservatory announces three senior recitals in Warner Concert Hall open to the public at no charge. G. Calvin Hampton from Ravenna performs Friday at 8 30 p m with a program including Couperin Messe pour les Convents Sonato for Organ Bach Toccata and Fugue in F Major and Widor Symphonie VI. Janis G Russell from Wichita Kansas performs Monday at 8 30 p m featuring Haydn Schumann Bartok Chopin. Peter Edwards from Huntington New York sings Tuesday at 8 p m with Barbara Chong on piano plus repertory including Salve Regina Stille Threnen and Songs of Travel.
Special services mark the fifth anniversary of the Methodist Church in America in Oberlin First Methodist Church at 11 a.m. Rev. John D. Green will speak on the churchs contributions to the nation. Hymns by Charles Wesley will be sung by choir and congregation.
An all-color outdoor film titled Audubon Screen Tour to Arizona will screen Friday at 7 30 p m in Hall Auditorium. Worth Randle of Cincinnati narrates as viewers explore cliff dwellings predating Columbus and learn about the Sahuaro cactus and desert wildlife. Sponsored by the Natural History Club of Guertin College. tickets available at the door.
Police reports show 61 juvenile cases in 1959 down from 62 in 1958. Serious offenses rose from 17 to 33 last year while property destruction cases lacked clear motives.
Circle meetings of the Woman's Society for Christian Service at First Methodist Church are set for next Monday and Tuesday. Martha Circle meets Tuesday at 2 p.m. at 250 Forest St with Ada Dirlam leading devotions. Three units meet Jan 18 with Prison Circle at 6 15 p.m. at 170 Morgan St for pot-luck dinner. Prof Joe Elder will speak on India. Ruth Circle gathers 6 30 p.m. at 143 Elm St with a college student from Africa speaking. Esther Circle 7 30 p.m. at 2% South Cedar St with Mrs Franklin Srant hosting and Mrs Paul Secrest speaking on the United Nations visit.
Sessions of a teacher training school will be resumed at East Methodist Church this Friday from 7:30 to 9:49 p.m. Instruction will be by Rev. Thomas K.R. Sumner and Rev. Arthur A. Zebbs, pastors of East and Second Methodist churches in Elyria.
Edward J. Kormondy, Oberlin College zoology assistant professor, is appointed to the University of Pittsburgh laboratory of Field Biology at Pymatuning Lake. He will teach and research invertebrate ecology, mainly with graduate students, during the summer program.
Kipton forest Hill chosen as Camden Township chairman for the new year at the first 1960 meeting in the Town Hall. Henrietta Township plans to renew fire protection contract with the Volunteer Fire Department. Fred Lewis named zoning inspector. PTA board reports 189 members and sets next meeting for Jan 13 with talk by Fire Lands Supt. James Ehrman on report cards and tests.
Brighton area society notes two meetings for the Congregational Women’s Fellowship and the Couples Club with plans announced for January events. Holiday visits and travels are listed for local families including the Snyder and Greene households along with multiple out of state trips and military postings.
Richard C. Wolf associate professor of church history at the Graduate School of Theology will speak at Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid meeting tomorrow at 8 p m.
East Oberlin Community Church will burn mortgage on the parsonage during the annual meeting after a 5 p.m. pot-luck. Pastor Donald D. Freeman said last year’s gathering raised funds to pay off the mortgage well before the 10 year due date.
Dr. James Herbert Taylor of Columbia University will lecture tomorrow at 4 30 p m in the Physics building Auditorium Oberlin College. Sponsored by Sigma Xi and the Mead Swing lecture series the talk is titled Nucleic Acid Synthesis and Chromosome Duplication. He has worked with Brookhaven National Laboratory seven years and was a consultant at Oak Ridge 1949 51. This year he earned a Guggenheim Fellowship to Caltech.
Oberlin professor Edward L. Long will speak at the First Church program hosted by the Women Association tomorrow at 1 pm after morning group sessions. Joanne Breyer and Leonard Scott assist in religious education. discussion covers living religions, horizons for older people, Africa social action, and cancer dressings by the projects group.
A monthly WSCS meeting of Rust Methodist Church will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. at the church. Victor L. Lawoyin, a Nigerian native and Graduate School of Theology student, will speak.
Five motorists pleaded guilty to traffic violations in Oberlin Municipal Court. Gene Baumhardt paid 15 dollars, Robert Gott 10, Kenneth E. Pete 25, Ronald Roll 10, and Miss Maxine L. Miller 10, plus costs, totaling 70 dollars.
Sixteen Oberlin voice majors present opera excerpts in concert at Warner Concert Hall at 8:30 p.m. Ross Reimueller accompanies. Selections include Mozart Die Zauberflote Faust Hansel and Gretel Rigoletto with named performers from Dayton Oneonta Falls Church and other towns. Free admission.
Dr. Nelson Glueck, president of Hebrew Union College Jewish Institute of Religion, will speak at Oberlin College Vespers in Finney Chapel Sunday at 4 45 p m. He will discuss Books are Dangerous and has led HUC since 1947 and the Institute of Religion since 1949.
The Intermediate Methodist Youth Fellowship, now including seventh and eighth graders, elected officers for the fiscal year ending in June. Dawn Finkle is president, Judy Nelson vice president, Lynne Everson secretary, and David Humelsine treasurer. A program discussion was held. The group will meet Sunday at 6 p.m. at the Shively home.
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