Tad Wood at 120 South Pleasant Street
Tad Wood located at 120 South Pleasant Street with phones listed as 55 442 and 53 55, indicating contact details in the notice.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1959
Page
15
Tad Wood located at 120 South Pleasant Street with phones listed as 55 442 and 53 55, indicating contact details in the notice.
Gerald P. Arnold of Bay Village pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to hit skip and reckless operation after an accident on Route 18. He received a $200 minimum fine plus costs for hit and skip and a $20 fine plus costs for reckless operation. Arnold claimed no intent to leave the scene and said he offered his card to the other driver.
Oberlin College receives a dime novel collection from the estate of Dr. Walter F. Tunks. The gift of more than 2,200 titles spans 89 series and is described as an important cross section of American writing. Librarian Eileen Thornton notes the library will preserve the collection and publish a descriptive list later.
Kalamazoo Michigan backs a pedestrian mall similar to the failed Oberlin project. Victor Gruen Associates design a plan to revive downtown with grass plots trees fountains and an outdoor cafe while seven municipal parking lots support the effort.
A local column laments motorcycle speed on South Pleasant and Professor St urging motorists to slow for children and pedestrians. It cites repeated appeals for safety, notes police may act, and ends with a Swift poem.
Miss Wilhelmina Brandt returns from six weeks in Tel Aviv with souvenirs from Eastern and European countries now on display at her parents home in Pittsfield. The collection includes a harem ring, a camel saddle, a brass Egyptian tray, a mahogany inlaid stand, jewelry, and currency. She plans to join the American Embassy staff in Lisbon after her stay.
Peiping radio reported that three Nationalist Chinese air force officers were released by Communist China. They were captured last year when their planes were shot down over Fukien in Fujian province.
Oberlin temperance leaders announce no local option vote next November on 3.2 beer. The campaign will pursue signatures for a statewide liquor, beer and wine referendum while First Baptist Deacons back the local option effort. Petitions require 300 signatures with an August 5 filing deadline.
A Qantas Airways Boeing 707 flew from San Francisco to Honolulu in four hours and forty nine minutes, establishing a new commercial speed record. The 2,200 mile leg averaged 518 miles per hour.
Oberlin professor Daniel A. Harris organized two Lyons and Healey pianos rebuilt by Oberlin technicians and shipped to Yonsei University in Seoul. The project began in 1958 during Harris’s Korea visit under the International Educational Exchange Program. The United Board funded the pianos and transport, with parts included for ongoing repairs.
Two motorists pled guilty in Municipal Court and were fined. Jerry Bobel of Well ington and Robert Brubaker of Elyria were ordered by Acting Judge Philp Toorman to attend four sessions of traffic school as part of their penalties.
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