Oberlin Court Appears Momentarily Captivated by Defendant
Jean Mason of 333 South Professor Street Oberlin Ohio pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to driving without an Ohio license. Officer Warren noted both suspects dressed in bathing suits at the traffic stop and reported the judge commented on her attractiveness before imposing a light penalty plus costs.
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Oberlin
Encor
Jean Mason
Miss Mason
333 South
Fessor
Mason
Richard Warren
Son
Warrenfeltz
Ohio
Goldthorpe
Oberlin Judge Fines 3 in Municipal Court
Oberlin Judge Fines 3 defendants in a Municipal Court session. David J. Herman of Amherst pled guilty to speeding and was fined 35 plus costs. Edward Williams, Wake man, and Michael Batley, Elyma, each fined 19 plus costs for traffic charges. Denver L. Dempsey of Elyma pleaded innocent to lane change without due caution and must appear July 2. Louis Limeri of Lorain had case continued to June 3 for interpreter aid. he faces failure to yield the right of way and will return with a bilingual friend.
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Oberlin
David J. Herman
Pyle
Amherst Rd
Amherst
Edward Wiliams
R.D
Wakeman
Michael Batley
Hawthorner i
Elyma
Denver L. Dempsey
Bell Ave
Louis Limeri
West Itch St
Lorain
Limeri
David PR. Goldthorpe
Goldthorpe
Italia
Judge Warns Price Of Stop Signs Going Up
In Oberlin four persons faced charges for running stop signs. Judge David R. Goldthorpe quipped that rising offenses may push stop sign prices higher due to accidents. Defendants Henry S. Goehring Carlton R. Carver Kenneth Dugger and Charles Milligan pleaded guilty with fines and costs listed.
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Oberlin
David R. Goldthorpe
Henry S. Goehring
R.D
Spencer
Carlton R. Carver
Wakeman
Kenneth Dugger
Pyle
Amherst
Charles Milligan
Claus
4 H Dairy Judging Tests Conclude Training Series
More than 130 4 H'ers parents and advisors attended the final of three training sessions at Ray Streicher Farm Butternut Ridge. NOBA officials and Lorain County Extension directed the event with top junior and senior dairy judges to be named from the contest results and invited to OSU July 10.
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Ray Streicher
Butternut Ridge
BR. D. Oberlin
Northern Ohio Breeders Association
Lorain County
Tree Noba
Neal Fries
Grafton
Kieth Buchs
Henrietta
Paul Dammeyer
Wellington
Bryce Welker
NOBA
Ohio State University
William Tedrick
Icn
Gene Lemerman
Steve Maurer
Two Churches Plan Vacation Bible School
Oberlin reports First Church and First Methodist Church will host a daily Vacation Bible School at First Methodist from August 10 to 14 and 17 to 22. The theme is God and His World with sessions for kindergartners to sixth graders.
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Oberlin — First Church
First Methodist Church
Bridging A Gap Teens Borrow From Local Library
Oberlin reports strong initial circulation at the Teen-Age Library opened last Wednesday. Mrs. Jeanne Butts says the project bridges reading gaps, with many youth staying up late to read. The library, in the College and Public Library building, runs 1 20 to 5 20 pm Monday through Saturday until Aug 2, offering magazines and career pamphlets and plans to display local hobbies next week.
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Oberlin
Jeanne Butts
iButts
College and Public Library
Lorain
iSts
Crossing Complaints Dropped in Oberlin
Oberlin Junior Women's Club withdraws complaints to the Ohio Public Utilities Commission against New York Central Railroad over crossing safety. The group cites repairs completed by June 21 after city reports of work begun and inspections on June 1.
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Oberlin
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
New York Central Railroad
Oberlin Junior Women’s Club
PUC
W. E. Herron
Joan Keighley
Nancy Coinman
New York Central
Junior Women's Club
Ohio Pac
Victor Vasvarsi
Rummage Sale Slated Friday At Mt Zion Church
The Philis Wheatley Club of Mt Zion Baptist Church sponsors a rummage sale Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the back yard at 114 Groveland Street. Proceeds go to the building fund.
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Oberlin
Philis Wheatley Club
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Groveland St
Guild Plans Sale at First Baptist Church
Oberlin Friendship Guild of First Baptist Church to hold a rummage sale in church school rooms on Saturday from 10 a m.
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Oberlin
Friendship Guild of
First Baptist Church
Oberlin Enrolls in Three Summer Programs
About 189 students are expected to enroll in Oberlin College summer offerings. The Summer Institute of Mathematics draws high school teachers from 31 states and Puerto Rico, opening June 15 and running to August 7. The Conservatory of Music Summer School has 34 students and runs from June 1 to August 10. The Graduate School of Theology reports roughly 20 pre-registrants toward a total of 40 for its three week session. An ideology school Summer School runs June 29 to July 37 with seven courses.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Puerto Rico
Conservatory of Music
Sesssion
Graduate School of Theology
Ideology School
Oberlin College Information Center reports visitor highlights
Since June 9 eight hundred visitors registered for tours at Hall Auditorium Allen Art Building and Carnegie Library. Most asked to see the information center and participate in guided tours with staff members from Oberlin.
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Oberlin
College Information Service
Hall Auditorium
Allen Art
Carnegie Library
John Clarke
Phillip May
Mansfeld
Jan Brazinsk
LaSalle, T
Alicer Parada
Caledonia
Clarke
United Nations
Oberlin Temperance Leaders Push Local Beer and Wine Vote
In Oberlin a temperance meeting formed the Committee Opposed to Sales of Alcoholic Beverages to seek a November local option vote on beer and wine. Leaders urged petitions requiring signatures from last gubernatorial voters to place 3.2 beer on the ballot, aiming for July completion.
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Oberlin
People’s Bank
Murres Schwinn
Richard Weir
Robert Thomes
Herbert D. Rugg
George Jones
Lioyd Teavier
Bizos. Tassor
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Tayior
Bete S.A Sarlae
Fleming Signs With Western Division Lions
UPI reports Iowa halfback Willie Fleming has signed to play with the Western Division Lions of the Canadian Football League in Vancouver British Columbia.
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Vancouver
B.C
Willie Fleming
Iowa
Lions
Council Meet Rescheduled
GRAFTON Not enough members formed a quorum for a regular village council session last night at town hall. Bills were approved and signed by councilmen John Grovoske Carl Van Nostran and Leonard Boise who attended. A special meeting is called for tonight to settle important business.
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Grafton
Town Hall
John Grovoske
Carl van Nostran
Leonard Boise
Grace Lutheran outing set for Fincher Gate Park
OSERLIN Walther Leacus of Grace Lutheran Church will leave the church at 26 30 p.m. tomorrow for an outing at Fincher Gate Park, with plans to return later.
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Oserlin — Walther Leacus
Grace Lutheran Church
Finchergate Park
Women's Club Delegates At Conference
Six members of the Midview Junior Women's Club attended the Ohio Federation of Women's Club District Five Institute in Monteith Hall Elvira. Workshops on ways and means club programming service publicity and leadership training were held plus brief reports by state and district chairmen. A box lunch was served by Elyria Woman's Club. Attendees included Hampson Hicks Wildenheim Reisinger Kilpatrick and Waller with Kilpatrick and Waller named as Ways and Means co chairmen.
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Grafton
Midview
Ohio Federation of ‘Women’s Club
Monteith Hall
Elvria
Orlando Petrillo
Kenneth Stevens
Ilub
Hightichis
Elytia Woman's Club
H. Hampson
Kenneth Hicks
W. J. Wildenheim
Ast
District V
Fred Reisinger
Thomas Kilpatrick
Ahiton Waller
Ways and Means
motorists fined for running red lights in Wellington
Two motorists pled guilty in Municipal Court to running red lights. Miss Anne Lawrence of East Hamilton Street Wellington and Charles Mekoleske of R D 2 Wellington were each fined 10 dollars plus costs.
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Oberlix
Anne Lawrence
Hamilton St
Wellington
Charles Mekoleske
R.D
Ada C gowns for entire wedding party in Oberlin
Gowns available for the full wedding party at Ada C located at Vine and Main in Oberlin Ohio 46713. Regular store hours or by appointment with Ada C in person.
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Ada ‘C
Vine
Main Oberlin
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Douglas Burgett
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Register With Information Service
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