Oberlin Faculty Members on Leave for 1951 52 Abroad and at U S Sites
Several Oberlin College faculty members will take leaves during 1951 52. Charles W Carlston goes to Lahore Pakistan as ground water geologist for FAO UN with family. John L Finan will remain one year with the Army Air Forces. Lu Pel Garvin and J D Lewis will work at the University of California. Howard Hatton travels to Paris to study voice. Leo Holden to travel and study. J H LeDuc to Nebraska on American Council fellowship. W B Renfrow has gone to London.
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Oberlin
United States
Oberlin College
Charles W. Carlston
Food and Agriculure Organization of the United Nations
Lahore
Pakistan
Carlston
John L. Finan
Army Air Force
California
Lupels Garvin
Department of Philosophy
American Council of Learned Societies
J. D. Lewis
Department of Government
University of California
Lewis
Waterleyan University
Connecticut
Paris
Howard Hatton
Conservatory of Music
Leo Holden
Organ
Conservatory
J. H. LeDuc
Nebraska
W. B. Renfrow
Chemistry
London
England
Faculty leave plans for research across continents
The National Institute for Medical Research hosts visiting scholars from several colleges. Homer E. Weaver from psychology will split time between reading clinics and laboratories at various universities. Foreman studies weathering of rocks in Canada and Mexico before continuing petrology at Columbia. Tucker tackles electricity research at multiple sites. Second semester includes Grubbs in Paris studying French literature, Melcher in Oberlin piano study, and Williams visiting schools to review music education.
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National Institute For Medical Research
Homer E. Weaver
Frederick Foreman
Forrest G. Tucker
Foreman
Canada
Mexico
Columbia University
Tucker
Henry A. Grubbs
Robert A. Melcher
Conservatory
Marian
Entertain at Dinner Honoring Erhart Family Feasts
The Erhart and related families hosted a dinner with guests from Danville Lansing Norwalk Rocky River Elyria and more. Church christenings baptisms and birthdays highlighted community ties across Cleveland Vermilion and Burton with several outings and social visits noted.
Local gatherings and visits fill Berea and area households
A series of Sunday and Saturday visits and suppers near Berea include Mr. and Mrs. Harold Feist with guests from Chatham and Parma, Mr. and Mrs. Cal Neff hosting in Berea, and Albert Erhart family entertaining relatives from Elyria Cleveland and Huntington. Ginger Regal returns to Huntington after visiting grandparents. Mrs. Albert Gross attends funeral in Elyria for her uncle Lewis AE. The line of social calls also mentions Berea home renovations and hospital connections at St John’s.
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Erhart
Barney Harry
Edward Richter
Russel and
Ronald
Danville
Arthur Neff
Lansing
Mich
Mary Sharon April
Norwalk
Jimmy April
Bernice Neff
Rocky River
George Bowles
Nelson Schultz
Hope
Georgia
Cleveland
Dave Jenkins
Elyria
Ward Winchell
Edward Newmeyer
Dennis Edward
St. Martin's Church
F. x Neumeyer
Ed Neumeyers
Rose Everiss
Litchfield
Ross Page
Dover
Albert Erhart
Hugh Tibbitts
Mr. Pleasant
James Heckler
Hinckley
J. G. Haury
Frank Ullrich Sseapenahie
Charles Martins
Chatham
Harold Klien
Dorothy Warner
Medina
Sam Neumeyer
Karl
Raymond Keller
Rupert Keller
Frank Howard
Alfred Speith
Short Hems Robt
Dowdell
Harry Dowdell
Horace Humm
Carrie Smith
Ed Nyfenger
Vermilion
Erie
Barney Haurey
Sam Neumerger
Tom Tieffer
George Juzak
Tieffer
Andy Neff
Valley City
Barney Haury
Willis Neff
Cal Neff
Roger
Rose Fries
Norman
W. E. Kocher
Kiwanis Lake
Burton
Fred Timmerman
Loana
Elizabeth Cotterman
Butch Harry
Bertrand Lockyer
Billy
Pearl Lockyer
Remson
Harold Feist
Robert Cole
Charles Gross
Ralph Brodt
Cal. Neff
Howard Zacharias
Janice Abram
Brunswick
Two Marines Killed in Faulty Mortar Explosion at Camp Pendleton
At Camp Pendleton California the 81 mm mortar exploded near a gun position killing two Marines and injuring 11 others. M Sgt Charles William Carter 32 of Needles California was reported in critical condition. About 55 Marines were present. six treated at the scene. Witnesses said the mortar fired four times without trouble before the faulty fifth shell. A wildlife officer was hired for five years to protect a Royal Albatross colony on New Zealand's Otago Peninsula amid unusual breeding.
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
Charles William Carter
Needles
4Th Marine Battalion
New Zealand
Otago Peninsula
Band Concert At Wellington Tonight
Wellington group the Wellington Community Band performs in the village square with marches popular tunes and novelty numbers. Richard MacDermott will solo on the piccolo for Stars and Stripes Forever while Mrs Wilma Weber directs the band from Sullivan public school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Richard MacDermott
Wilma Weber
Sullivan
John K. Bontrager
Brighton
Clyde Ray
Carol Myers
Cecil Johnson
New Boys Band To Hold Rehearsal Tonight
The El Ray Grotta boys band holds its second rehearsal tonight in the Masonic Temple dining room.19 members attended the first meeting last Thursday. A short business meeting will elect band officers. all high school age and under 21 boys are invited. A Hitchin booklet warns tenants to keep dogs controlled, avoid rent arrears, not smoke in bed, and not test gas leaks with a lit match.
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el Ray Grotta
Masonic Temple
Hitchin
England
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