Harris To Conduct 1959 Musical Europe Tour
Oberlin professor Daniel A. Harris will lead the 1959 Musical Europe tour July August to France Switzerland Italy Austria Germany and England. The tour by House of Travel Inc includes meals hotel accommodations escorts and gratuities with sailing from New York on USS New York.
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Oberlin
Daniel A. Harris
Oberlin Conservatory
The
National Opera Association
France
Switzerland
Italy
Germany
England
Se House of Travel Inc
Metropolitan
Chicago
Cincinnati
Korea
Seoul
International Education Service
State Department
New York
Paris
City of Light
Europe
Rome
Caracalla Amphitheatre
Florence
Palazzo Potti
Venice
Palazo
Merle Hanmer
Ene
Verona
Arena
Vienna
Salsburg
Munich
State Opera
Bayreuth
Wagner Festival Opera
Coblenz
Rhine
Stratford-on-Avon
Oberlin Vespers to feature Dr Jordan on new world order
Oberlin College hosts Dr Clarence L Jordan founder of Komonia Farm Americus Georgia as speaker at the All-College Vespers Sunday Feb 1 in Finney Chapel The program includes a second informal meeting on Koinonia and Christian community led by Jordan amid his Ohio visit Proceeds feature the Oberlin Choir and Brass Choir.
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Oberlin
Clarence L. Jordan
Komonia Farm
Americus
Georgia
Jesus
Finney Chapel
Jordan
Columbus
Martin England
Koinonia
University of Georgia
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Simmons University
Louisville
Kentucky
Americas Community
William E Stevenson
Paul Boase
Robert E. Cetina
Newton
Oberlin College
Robert Fountain Willising
Oberlin Brass
Arthur L.williams
Jacqueline Jacobs
Ibert D. Jacobs
Erie Rd
Iberta Beach
Hei
Goldthorpe
Principal Named Head of Class at Methodist Church
Bruce Cox, principal of Midview High School, was elected president of the Friendship Class of the Methodist Church at a Sunday meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Metzger. Other officers include Joe Bouley as vice president, Doris Wildenheim as secretary, LaVerne Eppley as treasurer, and Wilhelmine Metzger as sunshine secretary. Seventeen members attended the session led by President Russell Esherman, with Rev. Earl Hart opening in prayer. The group planned an auction sale for the first Saturday in June to fund work on the parsonage, and hosts Bruce and Mrs. Cox hosted a buffet luncheon after games where prizes were awarded. The next meeting is set for Bruce and Mrs. Cox’s home on a Sunday in February.
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Grafton
Bruce Cox
Midview High School
Friendship
Methodist Church
Clarence Metzger
Joe Bouley
Doris Wildenheim
LaVerne Eppie Y
Wilhelmine Metzger
Sunshine
Russell Esherman
Earl Hart
Judge seeks delay before ruling on stop sign case
Lorain County municipal court heard Hurstle Mayfield plead guilty to disobeying a railroad crossing stop sign. Judge David R. Goldthorpe paused, delaying two weeks to confirm the violation and whether such signs are properly authorized, offering Mayfield possible costs savings. Other defendants were fined for traffic offenses including failure to yield, left of center, unsafe operation, speeding, and related costs.
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Oberlin
David R. Goldthorpe
Hurstle Mayfield
Chestnut Rd
Elyria
Goldthorpe
Mayfield
Rt. 113
Highway Department
Fo Traffic School
Gordin Kalcheff
Weaver Rd
Amherst
Lorain County
Fay Pottet
North Main St
Ronald J. Paris
Detroit
Mich
Robert Corwin
Oakwood Ave
Huron
Walton P. Wheeler
Fourth St. Lorain
World Day of Prayer Speaker to Visit Oberlin
A missionary to Thailand and the Philippines will speak at the World Day of Prayer observance in James Brand House Oberlin at 2 30 p m Friday Feb 13 The service features Mrs Carolyn George who will interpret scripture through rhythmic movement The observance is led by Mrs Harriet McCue and includes a committee with Mrs John Hadyn Mrs M L Horst Mrs Watts Pye and Mrs Ted Wood Local worshippers join Christians worldwide in this 1887 started event sponsored in the United States by United Church Women of the National Council of Churches of Christ.
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Oberlin
Thailand
Philippines
James Brand House
Douglas Vernon
East College St
United Press Anglican
Hyterian Church
U.S.A
Silli
Young Women’s Man University
Dumaguete
Christian Association
Tian
Bangkok
United
Church Women of
Lord
Carolyn George
Harriet McCue
John Hadyn
M. L. Horst
Watts Pye
Ted Wood
United States
General Department of United Church Women
National Council of Churches of Christ
New School to Sue Hold-Out land dispute in Oberlin
Oberlin board of education votes to condemn land owned by Bernard Farkas after failed offers of 100 dollars per acre for parcels between South Pleasant Street and Hovey Lane. The district plans six classrooms in phase one with a lunch room and offices, budget roughly 475000. Architects Zeller and associates to draft working plans. site survey contracted for 1400. Consideration of vending machines for soup and sandwiches discussed. lunch costs may rise if phased in.
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Oberlin
Ed Verde
Sqeecre
Robert Fauver
Bernard Farkas
South Pleasant St
Hovey Lane
Fauver
Ruzsa
Farkas
William H. Conrad
Robert Bregar
Ward
Thomas H. Laundon
Elma
Vending Machines Consider Lunch for Oberlin Students
Oberlin high school plans a lunch option via vending machines as phase one due September 1960. Current lunch price is 35 cents. Two alternatives were discussed including central food prep and catering firm supply. A Feb 18 meeting at the church will consider thermo truck transport and outside speaker Duncan will study both options. The Womens Fellowship Sewing Circle meets Thursday at the Sayler home. The father and son banquet is set for Feb 28 at the church.
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Duncan
Sayler
Florence- Wakeman Rd
Christ Church To Send 6 To Convention
Three delegates and three alternates were elected by Christ Episcopal Church vestry to attend the 142nd annual Diocese of Ohio convention in Cleveland. Delegates are Henry Freas Thomas Flinn and Joseph Locke with alternates William Seaman Richard McDermott and Frank Blashfield. The session opens at 10:30 a.m. in Trinity Cathedral.
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Oberlin
Christ Episcopal Church
Diocese of
Ohio
Cleveland
Henry Freas
Thomas Flinn
Joseph Locke
William Seaman
Richard McDermott
Frank Blashfield
Trinity Cathedral
Grace Lutheran parish loft project advances with donated labor
Grace Lutheran Church members in Oberlin donate labor and funds to build a parish loft as a do it yourself project. A 1300 dollar budget covers materials and construction. Belden area sponsor plans a bake sale and sausage supper to raise extra funds and provide space for classrooms and recreation. Community volunteers listed include Dwight Reisinger Glenn Fridenstine and Jack Weckley among those contributing time.
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Oberlin
Grace Lutheran Church
Belden
Immunity Circle
Dwight Reisinger
Glenn Fridenstine
Jack Weckley
Daniel Nesbett
Paul Markworth
Jake Luikartlington
Jack Monroe
Driver Loses License and Traffic School for Guilty Plea
In Oberlin and Norwalk area cases, defendants pled guilty to reckless operation and hunting with landowner consent violations. One man received a three month license suspension, another was ordered to attend four sessions of Lorain County Traffic School, with fines ranging from 10 to 50 dollars plus costs.
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Oberlin
Doyle Hicks
North Lake
Norwalk
Huron County
Common Pleas Court
Grover C. Moore
Broad Jowner
Lorain
Bruce Beamer
Willard
Fourland
Larry F. Nickson
Spencer
Lorain County
Harry Wilhelm
William H. Straw
Kenneth R. Carruther
Wellington
Vernon Stephens
Harvey H. Heming
Women's Association of First Church
Tamarrane
Kiwanis to Hear Scout Lecture in Grafton
GRAFTON Willian Goodwin of Firelands Area Council Southeast district Boy Scouts of America will speak on scouting at 6 30 p m tomorrow before the Grafton Kiwanis Club. Last week's guest was Rev Earl R Henderson Kiwanis lieutenant governor. Family night talent program set for Apr 30 with Don Aderman seeking talent and program chairmen slated for Feb 8 12 19 and 26.
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Grafton
Willian Goodwin
Firelands Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Grafton Kiwanis Club
Earl R. Henderson
Kiwanis
Elyria Club
W. H. Goodspeed
W.G. Walker
J. B. Kinter
Don Aderman
George Morningstar
Rol Hendriz
Yank Bardon
Charles Yates
Candle Light Highlights Florence Church Meeting
A candlelight devotional service highlighted the Florence Congregational Church Women’s Fellowship meeting in Birmingham. Members reflected on community work and planned upcoming church activities and outreach programs.
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Florence Congregational Churchy Women's Fellowship
Ohgaea
Woodpile Sparks Oberlin Water Debate and Petition Push
In Oberlin the water controversy pits supporters of a new system against those opposing it after City Manager Dunn began work on an updated supply and Ira Porter of People's Bank urged a referendum. Citizens debate the plan, with passions rising during last week’s discussions on the well fueled dispute.
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Oberlin
City
Dick Dunn
Ira Porter
People’s Bank
Porter
PUC
Council
First Church Annual Meet Set for Tomorrow
Oberlin notes the Women of First Church will prepare and serve a 6 p.m. dinner for the annual meeting. Budget discussion and officer elections follow with nominees for deacons six, deaconesses two, trustees two, plus treasurer Arthur Bradley and clerk Miss Margaret Leonard. Absentees may vote via the church office tomorrow.
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Oberlin
First Church
Board of Deacons
Richard ‘D. Buck
Ellsworth C. Carlson
Gerald Cooke
Arthur Cotton
William Grice
Clyde Holbrook
L. D. Hartson
John W. Kurtz
Hugh Morrow
Joseph Reichard
Warren N. Sheldon
Russell' Vander Py Board of Deaconesses
Miriam Benoy
C. A.mosher
Geraldine Ritster
Arthur Bradley
Margaret H. Leonard
Banquet and council clash shadow city water talks
Grafton report details East Carlisle Girl Scouts planning for Girl Scout Week and a banquet at Pranet weaven. City officials debate Porter petition and water plan after unsigned edict circulates. a tug between Long and Porter surfaces amid hearings and public comment.
Oberlin student fined for running red light on bicycle
An Oberlin College student from Youngstown pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to riding a bicycle through a red light at College and Professor Sis. Kathryn Heke, residing at the German House, was fined five dollars with costs suspended by Judge David R. Goldthorpe. She was arrested Jan. 22 for the violation and admonished to obey the law even when walking.
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Jererlov
Oberlin College
Kathryn Heke
Youngstown
David R. Goldthorpe
Miss Hake
Sis
Goldthorpe
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