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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1958
Page
3
Oberlin council may tackle shifting welfare costs, with estimates of 10 000 to 20 000 dollars monthly for four months if the city assumes 45 active cases. OCWC and county officials warn funds are running out as extended unemployment benefits end in October.
Two Oberlin Conservatory students Corrine Frasca and Arvin Sinka join nine juniors for a year in Salzburg Mozarteum study in music, German, and European history with full degree credit. The group travels from New York September 24 aboard the Queen Elizabeth, stays at Hotel Kasererhof, and tours Munich Vienna and other centers.
Oberlin Municipal Court reduces driving while intoxicated suspension from one year to six months to align with Lorain County peers. Judge David R. Goldthorpe notes other judges are cutting penalties, while aggravated offenses may still carry a one year suspension. Fine starts at 20 dollars plus costs.
John Petrowsky pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated in Municipal Court. He was fined $200 and costs and given a delayed three day jail sentence. Judge David R. Goldthorpe allowed vacation completion and ordered reporting at 7 p.m. August 8 to serve the sentence.
Mrs. David George of 152 West Lorain Street and Mrs. Theodore Wood of 120 South Pleasant Street attend a laboratory school for training church school teachers at Lakeside. Sponsored by the Women’s Society for Christian Service and the Board of Education of the Ohio Conference Methodist Church. Theme is The Life and Teachings of Jesus.
Hillman estimates show 10 Smith Street property owners will finance sewer lines at about $8,763.81 for 1 450 feet while 12 have already connected. Morgan Street Pyle Road owners face $7,270 for 975 feet and total taps could raise each of 26 properties to about $280. Construction extends to water lines and parallels long-standing efforts by Councilmen Bill er and Long to fund the system.
The Community Church in Kipton will host an ice cream social in the churchyard on Saturday at 7. The public is invited. Homemade ice cream, cakes and pies will be served. The event is sponsored by the Church council with Mrs. Ethel Edgar in charge of arrangements.
Twelve instrument majors from the Oberlin College Conservatory perform a student recital at 7 30 p m in Warner Concert Hall. Recitalists include Carol Leonard Elizabeth Raynor Anne Brading Nancy McLarnan Jeremy Mattson Barbara Cooper Caroline Arnalé and Marvin Blickenstaff with works by Bach Vivaldi Mozart Handel Chopin and Massenet across piano violin cello organ and clarinet. Graduate recitals by John Gorman and Merlin Lehman follow later this week.
Joseph Jackson of 20 North Maple Street New London pleaded innocent in Municipal Court last night to driving left of center and conducted his own defense, result recorded as innocent.
Five motorists pleaded guilty in Oberlin Municipal Court to speeding with fines ranging from 10 to 25 dollars and costs. Other drivers faced charges for failing to maintain an assured clear distance and driving left of center, with mixed outcomes after testimony about incident details on West Hamilton Street and Rt 58.
Robert C. Tumbleson of Oberlin will leave this week to act as press director for the second annual Conference on Practical Uses of Atomic Energy in Geneva. He will prepare digests for six weeks to explain the conference to the world and will help cover the meeting at UN European headquarters September 1 to 13. The American delegation includes 170 to 200 scientists and officials. Russians will participate for the first time with other UN members.
John R. Lawless of Grand Rapids pleaded guilty in Oberlin Municipal Court to driving without a license and was fined 15 dollars plus costs. The report notes conference attendance by journalists and outlines Tumbleson's Geneva mission, UN housing, and ties to U S agencies and the School of Commerce.
A Oberlin Municipal Court case questions the use of “suspicious person” arrests after a man on a girl’s bicycle refused to satisfy a police inquiry. The writer notes the man’s 20 year criminal record and argues officers demand explanations beyond lawful grounds.
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