Oberlin approves non motor watercraft on reservoir pond
Oberlin council division of parks and wildlife considers an agreement allowing water craft that are not propelled by motors on the city reservoir. Participants include Robert Sanders and Don J. plus objections from Esther Sperry and William Davis who oppose the plan. The measure awaits reevaluation and potential approval in January 1965.
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Oberlin
Robert Sanders
Don J
Pease
Parsons Ré
City Councrles Division ‘of Parks and Wildlife
Ohie Department of Comncil
Lysle E
Tut City
Butler
Esther C[ Sperry
William P. Davis
Amrs
Lowise A. Turner
Wade Hill
NYC business from Oberlin students boosts rail sales
Oberlin College students are helping New York Central sell tickets and handle baggage as they travel to eastern cities like Boston and western destinations such as Los Angeles. Arthur Meyer of Cleveland notes Oberlin students generate substantial revenue, with 70 percent of riders using group tickets. plans include more student agents into 1965 led by Robert Chartoff for Albany, N Y.
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Oberlin
New York
Meyer
Larry, Herndon
Oklahoma City
Okla
Santa Fe Railroad Co
David Reiske
Blooming Grove
BN. Y
Nyc
Robert H. Chartoff
Albany
Sun Oil Co Gets City Light Plant Fuel Contract
Oberlin council awarded Sun Oil Co a contract to supply fuel oil for the municipal light plant at 89 cents a gallon, for a half million gallons. Six other bids ranged from 9 to 10 percent higher per gallon. Bids opened May 22. Council deferred action on water treatment plant chemical contracts pending time.
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Oberlin
Sun O@ Co
Ohio men fined for license fraud in Elyria case
Two men were fined a total of 700 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in county jail after pleading guilty to signing another person’s name for a driver test. Frank Totten Jr. 33, faced 300 dollars and 30 days for the signature, plus 100 dollars for driving with a suspended license. Raymond E. Wells 22 was fined 390.6 dollars for permitting the signature. Both admitted wrongdoing and cited job aims as excuses.
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Oberlin
David R. Goldthorpe
Jone
Frank ‘Totten Jr
Seventh St
Elyria
Raymond E. Wells
Adelbert
Totten
Bf. Wilcox
Wells
Meet Bas
Tolten
Wels
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Columbus
Peel Post
Ohio State
Janine Actane
Swaboda Arrested for DUI After Stop for Green Light
Donald M. W. Swaboda 34 of 13 Clark Street Wakeman was arrested by Elyria police for DUI driving an unsafe vehicle and speeding. Officers began pursuit as he sped north on Middie Avenue and stopped after reportedly running a green light at Third Street and East Avenue.
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Donald MW. Swaboda
Clark St
Wakeman
Elyria
Swaboda
Middie Ave
Acreen
Third St
Ave
Three men fined after drag race incident on Baumbart Rd
In Baumbart Rd a drag race incident early Saturday involved James W. Sherck Ronald J Campana and Charles D Cibrowski. They were fined a total of 650 by Municipal Judge David R. Goldthorpe with Sherck jailed terms and suspensions for driving under suspension and drag racing. Campana and Cibrowski received smaller fines for unsafe vehicle operation and permitting its operation.
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Oberlin
Baumbart
David R. Goldthorpe
Ierist
James W. Sherck
Haddam Dr
Lorain
Steve Hichwar
M. R. Michaels
Sherck
Lorain County
Hile
John S. Kolena
Charles D. Cibrowski
Ski
Campana
Tower Blvd
Ronald J. Campana
Baumbhart Rd
Apple Ave
Middle Ridge Rd
Oberlin City Eyes Bond Swap for Smith Street Owners
City Solicitor Philip M. Thomas drafts an ordinance to swap cemetery endowment bonds for 16,250 dollars in Smith Street special assessment bonds. City Manager Donald Marquis urged converting 20,000 dollars in U S bonds to cash to fund the purchase. Wallace Smith, city auditor, said notes and fees are held by National City Bank with October deadlines for owner payments.
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Smith Streeters
Oberlin
Philip M. Thomas
Smith St
Donald Marquis
U.S
iSmith St
Wallace Smith
Marquis
National City Bank
Cleveland
Smith
Oberlin College Graduation Week Features Alumni Events
Oberlin prepares for commencement with Baccalaureate and commissioning of four Shansi Teaching Fellows during Alumni Day. About 2 150 alumni and families expected for four days of events including concerts open houses and a commencement address by Dr Percy L Julian.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Dascomb
Ball
Tappan Square
Eet
I-/ Eleven
Thebrary
Area College
Aumni
Fle
Allen Art Museum
Carnegie Library
Land Warner Gymnasium
Percy L. Julian
Julian Laboratories, Inc. Park, DL
Laboratorios
Julian de Mexico
S.A
Mexico City
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College and Community
Ted Wood
Spring St
Merie Hanmer
Walnut St. Phore
Oberlin Reservoir
Oolworths
Cabreucker
Wasi ‘A
Woolworth’s
Ridgeview Shopping Center
David Reinke
Les Ketrick
Sun Oil Co
Erston
I. Butterfield
Ohio Conference of the United
Church of Christ, Columbus
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology Alumnus Association
Butterfield
Ohio Conference
Southeast Convention of Congregational Christian Churches
Atlanta
U . Ga
Goldthorpe
Congregational Union Oil
Xetant
Ohio
Srnhen Bee
Ohio Conference of Congregational Christian Churches
Bay City
Mich
University of Michigan
Igst Alumni Association
Fairchild Chapel
J. Robert Nelson
First Church
Dacron
Broad St
Hall
Oken
Robert K. Care
Dist
Aiiisuuny
Reinke
David H
Oberlin Col
Mabel J. Brown
East College
California
Lawrence L. Durgin
Broadway Congregational Church
New York City
Samuel P Reinke
WN. Y
Congregational
East Oberlin
Comite
Ottawa
Lycra
du Pont
Fairfax
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