Oberlin Board hires four teachers with three openings left
The Oberlin Board approved four new teachers for the 1961-62 year, with three teaching positions still vacant. Two will work without pay for five weeks and two will attend DC classes part of the year. Salary packages include adjustments and reinstatement for Mrs Mills Clark.
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Slowes
Wiergerink
Oberlin
Oberlin Board
Dorothy Deaver
Barbara Won
Oberlin College
Wiegerink and
Clowes
Ronald Wie J
Midgerink
Darrel Closse
Robert W. Dunregular
Helen Ray
Margery Kempers Wiegerink
Oberlin high grads eye college bound status
Oberlin Schools Supt Robert Duncan told the school board that more than half of Oberlin High School's graduating class will attend college. He noted 49 graduates in the Semember class are headed to campus and praised the class for high National Merit Test scores. Duncan cited a strong upturn in learning over the past two years and outlined plans to focus on slower students and intensified grouping.
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Oberlin
Robert Duncan
Oberlin High School
Duncan
OHS
Hngh
Oberlin approves four textbooks for math and science
Oberlin public schools adopt four textbooks in mathematics geography home economics and chemistry on teachers committee recommendation. Board asserts final authority on selections and vows closer review of social sciences and politics texts. Also approves 10 percent night shift custodian pay differential hires six summer workers and credits a $75000 advance from county auditor while considering payroll machine bids and planning summer repairs tour.
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Oberlin
R. H. Chamberlain
Ohio Education Association Credit Union
Report Is Tardy On Teachers Pay Hikes
Oberlin school teachers await word on a possible pay increase as a committee reviewing extra curricular pay reports delay. Board president Kilmer favors first hashing the report in executive session. Superintendent Duncan also serves on the committee. Teachers say current extra work pay is inadequate and last boost was two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Duncan
Board of Education
Robert Kilmer
Kilmer
Duncan
Church Women List Henrietta Coming Events
Henrietta Vermilion area church group plans bake sales on July 8 and August 12 at Brushaber's Store. The annual guild picnic will be held August 6 with site selection, recreation, and children's treats organized by named members. No meetings in July or August.
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Henrietta
United Church of Christ
Brushaber
Vermilion
Guild
Martha Dellifield
Fred Bauman
Maynard Dellifield
Nelson Brill
Donald Krebs
Glenn Gerstacker
Alfred Herman
Chester Franklin
Henrietta Church Names New Leaders
Henrietta Methodist Church begins a year long term on July 1 with trustees named as Lewis Ladrach Ralph Budweg Harold Buchs Harry Meyer Harvey Born Sterling Johnson Harold Emmerick and Warren Bauman. Elected Saturday were officers including Don Bauman communion steward and James Ehrman representative of the Methodist Union.
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Henrietta
Henrietta Methodist Church
Lewis Ladrach
Ralph Budweg
Harold Buchs
Harry Meyer
Harvey Born
Sterling Johnson
Harold Emmerick
Warren Bauman
Donald Redman
Howard Born
Elmer Portman
Richard Lamvermeyer
Ernest Buchs
Jack Hostettler
Harland Schlechter
David Treaster
Walter Bonnett
Walter Angersbach
John Baumann
Willian Bonnett
Warren Krieg
Paul
Paul Portman
Harold Baumann
James Bucks
Paul Meyer
WSCS
Lauretta Emmerick
MYF
Lawrence Bauman
James Ehrman
The
Methodist Union
Warren ‘Bauman
Commission On Education
Merle Shrar‘rer
Myrle
Mary Ladrach
Bernard Buchs
Rex Lees
Keith Buchs
Leroy Harland Schlechter
Columbia Homemakers elect officers for coming year
Columbia Homemakers Club named officers for the year. Mrs. Wiley Roth is president, Mrs. Henry Dulpaga vice president, Mrs. Earl Avins secretary, Mrs. Dan Slabak treasurer, and Mrs. Clair Howard historian. Leon Ives and Charles Widdowson will be club counselors with Dulpaga as junior counselor. An all day work meeting completed projects and planned a September reconvening. Christmas projects will be featured at the fall meetings. Thirty two members toured a bakery in Cleveland and visited a pottery in New Castle, Pa, arranged by North Eaton rural Womens group.
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Columbia
Columbia Homemakers Club
Wiley Roth
Henry Dulpaga
Earl Avins
Dan Slabak
Clair Howard
Leon Ives
Charles Widdowson
Cleveland
William Felton
Earl Aving
Russell Wade
New Castle
North Eaton Rural Womens Group
Suburban Calendar of Local Meetings
A dense list of club and council meetings across Chatham Grafton North Eaton Rochester Sheffield Lake Birmingham and Henrietta with times from 6:30 to 8:30 pm including VFW Auxiliaries Lions Club Kiwanis and church group gatherings.
Community Club Meetings Evening Schedule
Thursday events list multiple groups meeting across towns. Henriettta Farm Women’s Club, Lions Club Auxiliary at Tody’s Restaurant, Lake Avenue Homemakers at 110 Furnace St, Kiwanis in Columbia Elementary, Board of Education at Columbia School, Women’s Fellowship at Congregational Church, Firebelles in North Eaton, Kiwanis in Grafton School cafeteria, VFW Auxiliary at Jean Smithhal home, and Midview Junior Women’s Club at Grafton School cafeteria with times from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Thursday.
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Chatham
VFW
Grafton
Midview Board of Education
North Eaton
Rebecca Circle
Church of Christ
Jean Kekic
North Island Rd
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid
North Ridgeville
Ridgeville Grange
Sheffield Lake — Council
Sheffield Lake
Kiwanis Club
St. Teresa Altar and Rosary Society
Abbe Rd
Birmingham
Firelands Lions Club
Birmingham Methodist Church
Sahuie
Henrietta — Farm Women's Club
Joe Knoble Sr
Sheffield
Lions Club
Tody's
Lake Avenue
Norah Harrison
Furnace St
Columbia
Board of Education
Women's Fellowship
Congregational Church
Firebelles
Leonard Rounds
South Cawley Rd
P.m
Grafton School
Jean Smihal
Indian Hollow
Midview
Amherst Events Scheduled
Amherst local groups announce weekly meetings. Knights of Columbus at St Joseph School 8 p.m. Pietians at K of P Hall 8 p.m. Boy Scout Troop 444 at St Pauls Lutheran 8 p.m. Wednesday Auxiliary Troop 427 at American Legion Post 118 8 p.m. Stone City Chapter Order of Eastern Star rose tea Mason Temple 8 p.m. Hickory Tree Grange Grange Hall 8 p.m. Lions Club dinner St Peters United Church of Christ Fellowship Room 8:30 p.m. St Elizabeth Guild home of Mrs Ed Mund Myer Middle Ridge 8 p.m. Friday WSCS Methodist Church 7:30 p.m.
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Amherst
Knights of Columbus
St. Joseph School
Pythian Sisters
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Wenesday
American Legion
Stone City
The
Order of Eastern Star
Masonie Temple
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange Hall
Lions Club
St. Peter's United Church of Christ
St. Ehzrabeth Guid
Edmund Myer
Middle’ Ridge
Methodist Church
WSCS
Space stores warehousing space grows in retail sector
New York UPI reports that merchandise apparel and furniture stores now occupy about 260 million square feet of warehouse space and that this will rise at roughly 6.5 million square feet annually, per the National Retail Merchants Association.
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New York
UPI
National Retail Merchants Association
Amherst Two Promised Say So In Sewer Approval
Amherst Township trustees last night secured a written guarantee on township portions of Cooper Foster Park Road where a sanitary sewer will be built. Board of Public Affairs Supt. Henry Gordon outlined inspection, prefinal and final approval conditions tied to township consent and staged contractor payments. Trustees urged written guarantees to avoid past sewer delays. County commissioners hearing on the Lina allotment ditching was rescheduled for Aug. 9. Operating expenses of 1759.70 were approved.
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Amherst
Cooper-Foster Park Rd
Board of Public Affairs
Henry Gordon
BPA
Gordon
Middle Ridge
Little Leaguers Get New Seats
Vermilion on the Lake reports The Plumb Construction Co of Amherst is the low bidder at 309,887.75 for sewer work. The Little League, aided by donor teams and local contractors, plans seven new benches and a new culvert, with a vote by the Village Council expected after the bid tabulation by consulting engineer Floyd G. Brown of Marion.
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Plumb Construction Co
Amherst
Vermilion
Rader Co
Art Kageler
Sparkta
Fier
Spaghet House
Lon Oberlin Rd
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Anity
Darell Goddard
Goddard
Mills Clark
Theodore B. Walter
Mr. Bones
Mr. Smith
Henrietta Church
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Bakers Doven
Dorothy McGil
P.m. North Eaton
Town Hall
P.m. Rochester
Rochester Garden Circle
Myrtle Leber
Rochester
Baptist Church
VEW
P.m. Henrietta
United Church of Christ Consistory
Willing Hands
Sheffield Lake Welfare Council
William MacMurray
Carl Dietrich
Sheffield Lake Women's Club
Frank Crean
Amherst Two
Neal Ludwig
South Lake
Parker Miller
Lorain County Stationers
Elyria
Stroh
America
Tombstone Territory
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