Oberlin Council Approves Hospital Transfer to Private Corp
Oberlin City Council on first reading approved leases transferring Allen Memorial Hospital to a private non profit group, the Allen Memorial Hospital Corp. The move ends a Gordian knot tying the college, city and township hospital district to the hospital. Trustees of Oberlin College are expected to approve today. The transfer path runs college to city and district, then to the new corporation. The transfer committee, led by Frank Van Cleef, aims to meet June 15 to finalize incorporation provisions and board membership.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Allen Memorial Hospital
Solons
Allen Memorial Hospital Corp
Frank van Cleef
van Cleef
Aberlin College
Russia
Camden
Pittsfield
Uaa Receneraters
Grover L
Orchadopt
Nance
Cityjing
Board of Trust
Dunn
Mills Clark
Paul Court
Joint Hospital
Pomona 9 Granges Honor Deceased at Memorial Service
Nine orange units and 89 members attended a memorial service for nine deceased Pomona Grange members including A C Norris and Mildred Hemmingway. Rev Dale Clark spoke at Huntington United Church as hymns and readings featured attendees. A report covered June meetings in Columbia and upcoming events at Belden Grange Hall on July 9 and a bowling meet June 17 at North Eaton.
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Oberlin
Lorain County
Pomona Grange
A. C. Norris
Mildred Hemmingway
Wellngton Grange
Elsie Shaw
Penfield
Eva Kenz Hunter
Acme
Florence Hiller
Carlisle
Charlotte Stienmetz
Ridgeville Grange
Herbert Bring
Amherst Grange
Arthur Bennett
Belden Grange
Sadie McQuiston
Glory Grange
Dale Clark
Tluntington United Church
Harold Behner
Tom Thatch
Florence Behner
Harry Shryock
Floyd Lang
Rachel Hil
North Eaton
Mary Roberts
Belden
Pomona
Belden Grange Hall
Two speeders grounded by Oberlin judge for fast drives
Oberlin Municipal Judge David R. Goldthorpe fined Harold Siron 40 and costs and suspended his license 30 days after a 105 mph in a 60 mph zone. James Cody admitted speeding 80 mph in a 30 mph zone, received 40 fine plus costs and a 30 day license suspension with traffic school. Mrs. Lilian Ryglewski was cited for operating a vehicle with expired plates and fined 10.
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Oberlin
Municipal
David RB. Goldthorpe
Harold Siron
Erie St
Amherst
James Cody
North Laxe ‘St
South
Cody
Lilian Ryglewski
Chicago
Turnpike
D. R. Leake
Mule Post 139
Vermilion Plaza
David R. Goldthorpe
Ohio
Goldthorpe
Rygiewski
Man fined ten dollars for mufflerless drive in municipal court
Gibson R D pleaded not guilty but was found guilty of operating a motor vehicle without a muffler in municipal court. He was fined ten dollars and ordered to pay costs.
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Oberlinear Gibson, R.D
Itein Municpal Court Vestern
City Council Sets Six Week Schedule Of Meetings And Hearings
City councilmen outlined a six week agenda including two adjourned meetings two regular meetings a public hearing a committee of the whole and four committee meetings. An adjourned meeting set for 7 pm next Tuesday will vote a project improvement contracts ordinance. The June 20 regular meeting will be adjourned to June 30 to pass a resolution borrowing 230 000 against future income from a two mill levy. Finance Chairman Clarence Schultz said a 60 000 short term loan is needed for July 5 payrolls. Public hearing scheduled for 7 pm July 18 will address North Cleve Street re zoning to commercial or industrial. An ordinance covering the proposal was given 401st reading. Additional meetings include Streets And Sidewalk June 23 Finance And Streets June 15 Safety Finance June 22 and Safety June 27 all at 7 30 p m in City Hall.
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Sewers Land Drains
Charman
Clarence Schultz
Cleve St
Union posts set with single slate at Republic Steel plant
George Simsix is assured of re election as head of United Steelworkers Local 4638 at Republic Steel Plant Plas lic Products Division. The small local with 10 active workers has no candidate for vice president and incumbents George Sigsbee and Steve Krupar face no opposition for reelection. Treasurer Merle contests the ballot.
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George Simsix
United Steelworkers Local
Republic Steel Corp
Plaslic Products
Bond
Adams Sts
George Sigsbee
Steve Krupar
Merle
Sag
Former Mayor Criticizes Dunn On Gulf Road Delay
Former Elyria mayor Victor F. Stewart Jr. accuses Mayor Oscar G. Dunn of misleading statements that led to the Gulf Road four lane project cancellation. Stewart cites prior good state relations and argues engineering surveys prove the road’s necessity and potential savings if financed properly. He warns the city faces higher costs and delayed improvements if current policies persist.
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Gulf Rd
Elyria
Victor Tions
F. Stewart Jr
Stewart
Transit Line Adds Three New Buses for Elyria Lorain
Three new GM buses arrived for Elyria Lorain service by Transit Line Inc. Officials from both cities and the county will ride free Friday morning. The buses expand the fleet to about 45, each carrying 43 passengers in a living room styled interior. The maiden run starts in Lorain at 10 30 am Friday to pick up officials in Elyria.
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General Motors
Employees Transit Lines, Inc
Lorain
Elyria
Elyna
Ruth A Fox Receives BA From Allegheny College
Ruth A Fox daughter of Mr and Mrs R D Fox of 332 Stanford Ave received a bachelor of arts degree from Allegheny College Meadville Pennsylvania yesterday. She majored in history and Hodding Carter of Greenville Mississippi delivered the main address at the 143th commencement exercises.
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Ruth A. Fox
R. D. Fox
Stanford Ave
Allegheny College
Meadville
Allegheny
Miss Fox
Hodding Carter
Greenville
Miss
Ridgeville Grad Will Teach In Dayton
Ridgeville graduate Rail Weber, son of Mr and Mrs Wasyl Surman of North Ridgeville, earned a bachelor of science in education from Miami University Oxford. A 1953 North Ridgeville High School alum, he served in the Marines two years before teaching this fall in the Dayton school system.
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North Ridgeville
Weber
Firelands Church School Opens With Registrations
Firelands Church School in Birmingham will begin tomorrow with 8 30 a.m. registrations and a 9 a.m. to 11 30 a.m. class. Classes run Thursday and Friday this week and daily Monday through Friday next week. The final program is June 19 at 10 a.m. at the school. Co directors are Mrs Leroy Em rere.
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Birmingham
Baccalaureate Service For Wellington High Class Of 1960
Wellington High School held its Baccalaureate service at the First Congregational Church for 81 graduates. Rev J W Mellick of the Wellington Church of Christ delivered the sermon titled The Quests of Life urging students to seek better things and pursue ambition with Christ as judge. Rev George Robertson led the service and the high school concert choir sang two numbers.
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Wellington
J. W. Mellick
Wellington Church of Christ
Wellington High School
Millick
Christ
George Robertson
Minor City Crash Involving Emma Russell and Tractor-Trailer
A minor collision occurred on Second Street at East Avenue morning between Emma Russell driving a car from 408 Park Ave and a tractor-trailer operated by Lloyd Farnsworth of New London. Police report Russell cut left to avoid a stalled signal crew and struck the right rear wheel of the trailer.
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Emma Russell
Park Ave
Lloyd G. Farnsworth
R.D
New London
Second St
East Ave
Oberlin College to Hold Week-Long Commencement Activities
Oberlin College Conservatory and Theological programs host about 1500 alumni and families for a six day celebration marking the 127th anniversary of commencement. Robert Cushman will speak as 460 degrees are awarded across Arts and Sciences and graduate programs. Alumni events include Luncheon at Jones Field House and campus illumination, with Baccalaureate Service led by Dr. Walter Horton and ceremony on Tapan Square in case of rain.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College Conservatory of Music
Robert Cises
E. Cushman
Cornell Univer
Sity College
Board of Trustees
George M. Jones
Finney Chapel
Walter M. Horton
Tappan Square
College of Arts and Sciences
Four Christ Church members attend BG diocese convention
Oberlin reports four Christ Episcopal Church members represent the congregation at the annual diocesan churchwomen convention in Bowling Green today and tomorrow. The delegates are Mrs. L. R. Tower, Mrs. Exmest Godel, Mrs. John Elvin and Mrs. Harriett McCue.
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Oberlin
Christ Episcopal Church
Bowling Green
L. R. Tower
Exmest Godel
John Elvin
Harriett McCue
Court Orders Assault Charge Investigation
Municipal Judge David R. Goldthorpe continued the case against Earl Walters 33 of 177 North Main Street for assault and battery and ordered Assistant Prosecutor Philip Thomas to investigate. Walters pleaded no contest and denied striking his wife Elva on the witness stand.
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Oberlin
David R. Goldthorpe
Earl Walters
Philip Thomas
Waters
North Main Sr
Elva
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J. Grant Keys
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