Dormitory Dascomb Hall Under Construction On Campus
Construction progresses rapidly on the new Dascomb Hall women’s dormitory on W College St with occupancy expected in February 1956 for 195 residents. The three story tan brick building excludes a basement and will house a large dining hall and kitchen, funded in part by the U S Housing and Home Finance Agency.
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Oberling
W. College St
Dascomb Hall
Barrows
Cranford
Elmwood
Heussner’s
Herman’s
Metcalf
Noble Cottage
White House
Nhemonentls
Jennings and Charella
New London
Dascomb
United States Housing and Home Finances Agency
Marianne P. Dascomh
Tenney Cottage
Heusaner
Herman
Pratt & Lambert
33 Children Complete Requirements For Club
Oberlin reports 33 children finished the Bar 10 summer reading club by reading ten books and giving oral reports. Participants earned spurs by reading two books in Spurs to Reading, completed three in Round-Up, and one in each of The Old West Animals Range and Ranch Today dians and Pioneers categories. Names listed include Dove Davis Paul Rimelspach Eugene Coates Tina Roose Joanne Mitro Carel Brown Anna Roemarynowez Tod Viferd Bet Griffin Susan grade four Carla Zim Marissa Williams Kirk ula Stone Cindy Reim Penny Ste lafun Jane Treherne Carol Bliss Butch Schetler Nadine Hanmer Dan Bliss Sally ReinHard Barbara rade ong Adelaide Mel Judy McRoberts Nancy Douglas.
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Oberlin
Bar 10
Dove Davis
Paul Rimelspach
Eugene Coates
Tina Roose
Joanne Mitro
Carel] Brown
Anna Roemarynowez
Tod Viferd
Bet Griffin
Susan
Carla Zim
Marissa Williams
Kirkula Stone
Cindy Reim
Penny Ste Lafun
Jane Treherne
R. Carol Bliss
Butch] Schetler
Nadine Hanmer
Nade
Dan Bliss
Sally Reinhard
Barbara Rade
Ong
Adelaide Mel
Judy McRoberts
Rent
Nancy Douglas
Hrten
Avon-A Budget Approved for Avon Branch Library
The Lorain Library board approved an AVON-A budget of 8 412 for a branch library in Avon. Of this amount 4 416 funds go to the main library facilities, 3 996 covers Avon rent salary of a librarian and books. The budget goes to the county budget commission for fall approval while a Lorain County survey on branch needs is planned by the state librarian. A county budget hearing will include Avon representatives.
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Avon
Lorain
Lorain County
Oberlin Driver Warns of Backing Vehicle Fender Damage
Malcolm Scott reports backing from 18 East College Street caused damage to the right rear fender of the Schroeder car near West College Street. Police note the other vehicle owner is unaware of the incident.
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Oberlin
Lo Schroeder
Century Block
Elyria
Oberlin Pulse
W College 5
Ayane
Malcolm Scott
East College
Stitchers Meet at Oberlin Home For Meeting
Oberlin North West Stitchers gathered at Kay Gibson's home Thursday. New projects will be started at the next meeting at Connie Gauman's home.
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Oberlin
North West
Kay Gibson
Connie Gauman
Annual St Vine Church Bazaar Sets Weekend Festivities
The St Vine parish carnival at the junction of state routes 24 and 37 features amusements and rides for children, meals including Italian spaghetti and Hungarian stuffed cabbage, shrimp or fish supper on Friday, beef on Saturday, and a pork barbecue Sunday. Organizers list dozens of committees and parishioners handling games, dolls, fish pond, crafts, country store, and child programs with extensive volunteer involvement.
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St. Vinecent de Paul Chur Junction
Anthony Yacabucci
Why tipping habits vary in a simple cafe visit
Two friends share coffee and debate tipping rules as they confront the social expectation of generosity. One argues fifteen percent, while another questions the fairness and logic of standard tips and the role of service quality.
Points for Parents by Edyth Thomas Wallace
Edyth Thomas Wallace argues that tipping has become an entrenched part of the economy and questions its logic. The piece contrasts rude service with thoughtful, helpful behavior and suggests tips should reflect genuine appreciation for good service rather than a compulsory extra charge.
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Edyth Thomas Wallace
Ad Director of Columbus Dispatch Dies in Heart Attack
The Columbus Dispatch ad director Hill aged 62 died Tuesday afternoon after leaving the donor’s office. He was pronounced dead at the hospital as he appeared to be returning to his office with colleagues nearby.
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Columbus
Lewis
Hill
The
Columbus Dispatch
Doator
G ‘Pital
the Dispatch
Henrietta Village Notes and Community Events
Henrietta and surrounding area residents participate in events and updates. David Howe presented a program titled Lightning at Fireland Junior High. the annual inspection is set for July 27. Hospital visits, family attributions, church picnics, and visits to relatives across Amherst Oberlin Lorain and Hillsdale are noted along with local social gatherings and institute attendance.
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Henrietta
Grange
Fireland Junior High School
David Howe
Lola Court
Indianapolis
Oberlin-on the-Lake
Paul Court
Oberlin
Larry Knoble Jr
South Amherst
Dan Knobie
Larmy Knobe
Sharton Leise
Lorain
Walter Angersbach
Elmer Portman
Ervin Jaycox
W.5.c.s. l Institute
Lakeside
Shoemaker Tops $8000 Hurdle On Quiz Program
An Italian shoemaker Gino Prato, 55, with encyclopedic opera knowledge, reached the $8000 mark on The $64,000 Question. He chose $8005 over $16,005 next week after identifying Manrico, Count di Luna, Leonora in Il Trovatore, and the instrument Toscanini first played. He doubled to $20,000 by naming two operas and further to $41,005 by naming three Metropolitan Opera managers.
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New York
Elevision
Gino Prato
Ng Manrico
Count di Toma Leonora
Il Trovatore Farher
Arturo Toscanlini
Faust
T He Devil
New York Metropolitan Opera
Cool-Off Night Set by Avon Lake Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Club observes a cool-off night at tomorrow’s meeting at 6 15 at Saddle Inn. The program centers on an industrial theme.
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Avon Lake
Kiwanis
Saddle Inn
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Women's Department
the College
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Perl
Pepe Feesreer
Fenbe
Joseph P. Canton
Bazaar
Richard Chaimman
A.eocharmen
Brady
John Karman
Mary Betzel
Margaret Bodnar
Betty Hoosveh
Ann’ “Karman
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Barbara Koxotylo
Ames Dansko
Lois Pastor
Gertie Bri
Zel
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Velsetta Mertz
Rossume
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Barbara Pavlich
Albert Innocrati
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Edward McGueker
Ham
Fitzhugh
ED Fitzhugh
Leernteheer
Sue
Courteens
Gyon
State Department
Hhamberg
Hin
Sayger Plumbing & Heating
Servier
Rte
Overtin
Hte
Vets Cab
Chartene Chase
Garden of Eden
Florida
Chartene
Elyns, Ob
Chronicle-Telegram
Oberlin College and Community Det
June E. Alexander
P.O
Doris Heilman
Doris Jaycez Amherst
R. D
Birmingham
John Ehlert
Hawaii
Banft
Canada
Leon Currier
Amherst Hospital
Fred Roemer
Sew
Hattie Stevens
Amherst
Sharon Zeise
Richard Sanders
Earle Munn
Alice
Hillsdale
Mich
Albert Reusser
Lena Geissendoerfer
Shoemaker
Gorm
Metthe & Coats
Rowe-Goerner
Motor Sales
E. Lorain ST
Oberlin, Ohio
Pettiford's Bakery
Main Street
Ohto
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L. A. Ross Lumber Co
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