Chips From The Woodpile: Goodbye to 120 South Pleasant St
TED WOOD OBERLIN writes that the move from 120 South Pleasant Street ends a four year stretch as home, office, and hangout. He recalls neighborly greetings, shared joys, and the reasons for moving to 37 Spring Street, where The Chronicle-Telegram offices now reside. The piece ends with an invitation to drop by.
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Oberlin
South Pleasant St
John MacCoughlan
Chronicle-Telegram
Spring St
Oberlin College Hosts Debate Conference on Mass Media Regulation
Delegates from 14 northeastern Ohio colleges attend a two day conference at Oberlin College to discuss the general topic What Should be The Role of the Federal Government in regulating mass media. The event focuses on the future of media policy and intercollegiate discourse.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Colleges
Legislative Regulation of
Assembly of the Northeast Ohio Communication
William J. Oertel
Ohio Paper Association
J. Milton Yinger
Oberl
Thomas Flinn
Stamt
Millard Jordan
Decent Li
Cleveland Council of Motiatures
Three Oberlin senior recitals scheduled next week
Oberlin College Conservatory announces three senior recitals to be held next week in Warner Concert Hall. Kenneth Burky of Youngstown will perform Three Sonatas by Scarlatti, Beethoven, Chopin, and Hindemith. John Charles Moore of Salem will perform Bach and Telemann works with others, and Gene Marie Rice of Guilford will play oboe pieces with a pianist and violist. Free admission.
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Oberlin
Warner Concert Hall
Oberlin College Conservatory of Music
Kenneth Burky
Youngstown
John Charles Moore
Salem
Ore
Gene Marie Rice
Guilford
Beethoven
Chopin
Hindemith
Moore
Bach
Werner Bys
Hors Pettit
Telemann
Qnee
C. M. Loeffler
Pyur
Poulenc
James Paul
Carole Weiland
Amy Hokams
Keith Larson
Julie Adams
Donald Rankin
Brian Walton
Oberlin Conservatory
Controversial Oberlin exhibit viewed as overblown
In Oberlin the 176 picture show Photography in The Fine Arts at Allen Art Museum drew little crowd and muted response. Critics and viewers said the controversy hype faded, with photographer Edward Steichen criticizing the jury as inexperienced. The exhibit runs until January 22 and drew few strong reactions.
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Oberlin
Allen Art Museum
Saturday Review of Literature
Edward Steichen
Museum of Modern Art
New York
Pation
Obertin
Oberlin municipal court traffic cases outcome
Four persons pleaded no contest to traffic violations and were fined 15 dollars each for left of center right of way assured clear distance and other infractions. A separate case against Henry Pope was continued to Monday January 16. Harold Baptist Leonard Langeland Walter Ellis faced stops, signs, and left turn offenses with modest fines and suspended costs. Ancient records note Egyptian amputations and eye operations.
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Oberlin
Darrill L. Harshman
West River St
Elyria
Left of Center
Robert F. Muska
Main St
Amherst
Claude C. Colley
R.D
Smith
Ird
Wellington
Robert H. Robinson
Belll Ave
Henry G. Pope
South Pleasant St
Harold L. Baptist
Hilliard Rd
Leonard E. Langeland
West College St
Walter A. Ellis
Mrs Merle Hanmer News For Delivery Contact Info
News item lists Mrs Merle Hanmer as contact for delivery services with phone number 774 9503. No additional context or details provided.
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Mrs
Merle Hanmer
Kipton Council Approves Emergency Funds and State Aid Bid
Kipton Village Council approved emergency appropriations totaling 2879 for the first quarter and, on second reading, a resolution to request state aid from the Highway Department to resurface and widen Rt 10 in the business district. They earmarked 396 for Rt 10 improvements, 1878 for street maintenance, and 905 for general fund expenditures mainly fire and police protection. police chief was ordered to buy flowers for Deputy Sheriff Michael George who died from injuries in an auto accident.
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Kipton
Charles Alferio
General Funder
James Miles
Don Gehr ‘Inger
Michael George
Judge Warns Rt. 58 From Rt. 113 In Oberlin
Judge David R. Goldthorpe told Munici pal Court last night that Route 58 north from Route 113 is not a divided highway. He warned the public as to school buses and the change in interpretation of law. Joseph C. Wuitowicz pleaded no contest to gassing a school bus, was found guilty, and fined $5 plus costs.
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Oberlin
Rt. 58
Rt. 113
David R. Gold
Thorpe
Joseph C. Wuitowicz
Goldthorpe
Wuitowicz
Division by barriers defines school bus stops says judge
The State Attorney General ruled that a road is not a divided highway for school bus operations unless concrete barriers exist. Goldthorpe notes yellow lines do not constitute division. Witowicz faces charges for passing a stopped bus after claiming a sign described the road as divided. Also ad urges purchase of a granite memorial.
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States Attorney General
Wuitowicz
Middle Ridge Rad
Amherst
Goldthorpe
Doctor Dies in Knoxville at 71
Dr. Jesse Corum Hill, 71, former president of the Tennessee Psychiatric Association, died Tuesday at his Knoxville home. He led the state association and was active in medical circles for decades.
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Knoxville
Tenn
UPI
Jesse Corum Hill
The
Tennessee Psychiatric Association
Brownie Troops Meet At Liverpool School
Valley City's two Brownie Troops met in the Liverpool School cafeteria after school. Each Brownie wore a beret bearing the scout emblem as a gift from the leaders at the first new year gathering. The Friendship circle closed the meeting.
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Valley City
Liverpool
Girele
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Akron University
Kiyoshi Ikeda
Carnal
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