Jail Term Mandatory For Drunken Driving In Oberlin
Oberlin Council on first reading passes an ordinance to require a mandatory jail sentence of at least three days for driving while intoxicated to align with state law. Dissenting councilman Ben Lewis questions reducing judicial discretion and calls for legislative change. The meeting also covers $295,000 hospital bonds, charter printing costs, street acceptance for Munson Allotment residents needing water and sewers, a study committee on street acceptance policy, and paving estimates totaling $5,995 for four streets with a plan to address one street per year.
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Oberlin — Council
Ben Lewis
Andrew Stefan
Lewis
Oberlin
Munson
Fauver
Ray Smith
Oberlin Council
Smith
E. Philip Zahm
East
West College
N. Professor
Walnut
Oberlin Installs WSCS Officers of First Methodist Church
Oberlin reports the WSCS of the First Methodist Church installed new officers led by President Mrs A A Bauman and Vice President Mrs Ernest Yocom. Other officers include recording secretary Mrs H C Burr treasurer Mrs Harvey Pratt and several committee and circle leaders. Also noted is Willam C Bender's sixth annual piano recital at Christ Episcopal Church parish house with a roster of young performers. Nettie Summers to host Rebekah Aid Society midweek.
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Reuel Frost
E. F. Twining
Willam C. Bender
Christ Episcopal Church Parish
Robert Young
Richard MacDermott
Russell Buck
Clarence Barber
Alice Andrus
Patricia Hopkins Cooley
Patricia
Willard McConnell
Marilyn Stansfield
Edith Campbell Cottrell
Betty Arndt
Leon Jones
Donald Larabee
Clyde Cooley
Isabel McConnell Roberts
Esther Gott Weaver
Jean Hardy Rickel
Isabelle Bishbaugh Williams
Eoma Kingsbury Greenback
Marie Chadwick Anderson
Louise Obrig Hostetler
William Norton
John O’bren
Theresa Marley Correggio
Angelo Dublo
Jean Seprish Ensign
Warren Church
Neil Gibbons
William Bennet
Nancy
Carl Oney
Clifton Rolfe
Richard Sheffield
Harold Fureron
Tom Benier
Charles Snider
James Wight
Sid Hemenway
Paul Brandt
Helen Shepard Riggs
Eleanor Carol Myers
Oberlin College
Charles Kyle
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Wilma Webber
Wilda Sawyer
Charles Golf
Mike Offineer
Howard Ringler
Rochester
George Williams
Elyria
Leah Gatehouse
Cleveland
Theodore
Ted) Breyley
Allen Memorial Hospital
Oberlin
Sandra Kepler
Mary Kepler
Rusty
Toledo
Roberta Tess
Martha Lowther
Lois Ann Stanfield
Theresa Rose
Elizabeth Lee
Marilyn Anderson
Jane McHenry
Mary Ellen Ray
Mrs. Kepler
Judy Eaken
Sandra
Royce Eaken
Lodi
Work and church roles listed for Miss Marilyn Spider
The text lists women and their duties within church groups. Miss Marilyn Spider represents youth work, Mrs Ira Shaw and Mrs Thomas lead spiritual life, Mrs Amise Fowler and Mrs Earl Schott oversee youth, Mrs William Foote handles children's work, Mrs Norman Smith runs literature and publications, Mrs Volney Oiliphant heads supply work, and Mrs Volney Oliphant with Mrs E P Saylor handle status of women. United Council of Church Women names Mrs I L Por- as a participant.
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Marilyn Spider
Ira Shaw
Thomas
Amise Fowler
Earl Schott
William Foote
Norman Smith
Volney Oiliphant
Volney Oliphant
E. P. Saylor
United Council of Church Women
I. L. Por
Honor Prisoner Back In Pen After Walkout
Robert L. Jamison Jr. an honor prisoner serving a life term for second degree murder at Ohio Penitentiary slipped out Monday. He was arrested in Lancaster for drinking in a bar and returned to custody. Jamison, 29, was convicted in 1951 for the slaying of Mary A. Loewendick of Newark, wife of a friend. He would have been eligible for parole in 1961. Warden Ralph W. Alvis and Newark police identified him.
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Columbus
Robert L. Jamison Jr
Newark
Ohio
Lancaster
Jamison
Mary A. Loewendick
Ralph W. Alvis
Wellington 1200 Attend Jaycees Picnic at Chippewa Lake
Wellington Day drawn about 1200 attendees as Jaycees and Merchants hosted at Chippewa Lake. Dale Gibbins served as master of ceremonies. Scouts helped police the grounds. Prizes were awarded, with Mr and Mrs Keith Thornton noted for the largest family present.
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Wellington
Jaycees
Chippewa Lake
Dale Gibbins
Keith Thornton
Alumni Meet Highlights Wellington High School Class Cards
The 78th annual Wellington High School Alumni Association meeting drew 212 attendees for a program featuring a $100 Alumni Scholarship, decorations, and awards. Officers and committees were elected, with Carl Oney receiving top honors and perennial volunteers recognized through a memoriam service and refreshments.
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Philip Beal
Alumni Association
Carl Oney
Association
Six groups report lobbying costs to Congress
Six organizations reported spending more than fifty thousand dollars lobbying in the January to March quarter. Leading the list was the National Association of Electric Companies at 127,746.69, followed by the National Milk Producers Federation, General Electric, Employers Labor Relations Information Committee, Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Association, and the Association of American Railroads. The reports were filed under a 1946 law requiring quarterly disclosures by groups seeking to influence legislation.
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Washington
Congress
St. Lawrence Seaway
National Association of Electric Companies
National Milk Producers Federation
General Electric Co
Employes Labor Relations Information Committee, Inc
The
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Association
Association of American Railroads
Senate
House
Amherst 217 Enrolled In Daily Vacation Bible School
Amherst reports 217 pupils enrolled in the Daily Vacation Bible School at opening session. Helpers added include Delores Gerron, Mary Heinzerling, Mrs. Thomas Henderson, Darlene Berk, Esther Dodson, Nancy Ehlert, Marcella Osterwise, Jeanine Tras ter, Nancy Hass, and Mrs. John Homer. Judy Schoemig and Carol Nabors draw art. Classes meet at two churches and the high school. Four and five year olds attend at First Evangelical United Brethren Church. From first through fifth grades at Central High School.
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Amherst
Daily Vacation Bible School
Margaret Thutt
Delores Gerron
Mary Heinzerling
Thomas Henderson
Darlene Berk
Esther Dodson
Nancy Ehlert
Marcella Osterwise
Jeanine Traster
Nancy Hass
John Homer
Judy Schoemig
Carol Nabors
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Central High School
Tigers and Indians Baseball Schedule and Related Local Notices
Listed are baseball games between Tigers Yankees Indians White Sox and dates from June 30 through July 29 at Memorial Field with six inning games and four inning farm games after. The notice also covers local club meetings, a bridal shower, Rotary and Little League schedules, school programs and a Summer Christmas Tree event with charity aims.
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Tigers
Yankees
Indians
White Sox
Memorial Field
Tulsa
Dallas
Beaumont
Houston
Meat Production Up in Major Countries Outside Far East
The Agriculture Department reports last year’s meat output in principal world countries outside the Far East rose about four percent over 1952 and was 20 percent above the 1946-50 average. A 24% year effort highlights Ray Tibbs, a Uitenhage cameraman, completing a 30 minute bee documentary titled The City of Wax.
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Washington Gns
Agriculture Department
Far East
Ray, Tibbs
Geiger Counter Has Big Role In Japanese Crisis
Tokyo reports show Japan's fear over radioactive contamination after U S hydrogen tests. Geiger counters dominate kitchens as seafood is rejected at ports and 210000 pounds condemned. The Lucky Dragon crew remain hospitalized with fatigue and jaundice symptoms amid ongoing compensation disputes.
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Geiger Counter
Tokyo
Japan
Pacific
Hiroshima
Hideki Yukawa
U. S
Islands
Former Mental Patient Admits Second Killing
COSHOCTON O AP A former mental patient admitted the bludgeon murder of a school teacher and then confessed killing a second man missing since Thanksgiving Cletus Reese 36 told Knox County Sheriff Paul Cochran he killed Lester Meleck 58 but became incoherent when asked how he disposed of the body Reese had beaten to death Clyde Patton 28 a high school teacher and father of four Reese had driven home after a demonstration ride without Patton earlier last Wednesday Patton's body was found Saturday Sheriff Cochran and Sheriff Gilbert Kempf planned further questioning after Reese settles down A farm search may take time as authorities seek more details about the two killings
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Coshocton
Cletus Reese
Knox
Paul Cochran
Lester Meleck
Reese
Meleck
Clyde Patton
Patton
Cochran
Gilbert Kempf
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Patricia Bechtel
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Judith Chapin
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Spike Jones
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John Willbond
Karen Willbond
Emogene Schlechter
William Palmer
Frances Johnson
Douglas Pearson
James McLaughlin
Jean McLaughlin
Ted Schettler
Julie Schettler
Hebe Schettler
Rebekah Aid Society
Nettie Summers
Elm S&t
June E. Alexander
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Grace A. Meyers
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ITZER
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Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Faith Ware
Herrick Ave
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Lois West McConnell
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Cleveland Heights
Ina Biggs
Rocky River
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Allie Yocum Sidle
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Lemetery Boy
Franklin Ave
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Earl Deisher
William Bruce,Jr
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Gus Sabiers
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Etta Margaret Gray
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Sheilah
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Amherst Rotary Club
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Harold Beyer
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R. J. Fitch
Charles Snoble
Hal Enyeart
Powers Elementary
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Richard Joslin
Margaretha Schneider
James Alexander
Donna Spruce
David Levidos
Robert Haas
Jane Platt
Martha Wallace
Alma Bauer
Bernita Atkinson
Wanda Michaels
Diane Pikey
Charles Alexander
Mission Band
Little Herald
Mission _Band
World Council of Christian Education
Africa
J. R. Mueller
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Roy Hook
Carl Springer
William Bryner
Ela Mller
Elyria, Ohio
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Wame
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