Teachers back Spaulding phonics method debate
Dallas area teachers at Eastwood Elementary School seminar discuss Mrs Romaldo Spaulding The Writing Road to Reading advocating phonics replacing rote learning Viewpoints highlight that method emphasizes sounds over letters and aims to boost reading writing and spelling among children including new Americans and GIs with reports of improved sentence construction and spelling abilities by first grade pupils
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JG. Underwood
Dallas
Tex
Eastwood
Romaldo Spauldling
Spaulding
Beverly West
East Cleveland
Managers to convene at Oberlin
Nearly 100 managers from college stores across the nation will gather in Oberlin for a one week management seminar starting July 29. Sessions run seven hours with breaks and lunches, taught by faculty from the National Association of College Stores. Lodging is at the Oberlin Inn. this marks the 15th annual NACS seminar.
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Oberlin
Laculty
National Association of College Stores
Oberlin Inn
NACS
Radar drives Oberlin court docket to record size
In Oberlin the largest docket in city history saw 38 people found guilty of traffic and miscellaneous violations after radar equipped patrol cars concentrated in the Oberlin Wakeman area. Two sessions handled the volume as Judge David R. Goldthorpe urged drivers to consider speed and safety.
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Oberlin
David R. Goldthorpe
Oberlin-Wakeman
Goldthorpe
Ohio
Farewell Planned for Rev Justin Richard at Sacred Heart
Parishioners of Sacred Heart Church will bid farewell to the Rev Justin Richard OSB at a 8 p.m. gathering in the parish hall 410 West Lorain Street. He returns to St Bernard Abbey Alabama Friday after two years in Oberlin.
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Oberlin
Sacred Heart Church
Justin Richard
O.S.B
West Lorain St
St. Bernard Abbey
St. Bernard
Ala
Justin
Conservaton
Au Wee
Tory
Kenneth Roger Rizer
Ksle Ave
Elyria
Musicallminor
Joseph V. Butler
South Pleasant St
Holy Name
Have you forgotten a granite memorial for your loved one
A period piece reminder urging readers to act now on purchasing a Select Granite memorial to honor loved ones. The message emphasizes timely payment and assistance in choosing a fitting monument for those no longer present.
Woman cited on fraud charge in Oberlin court
Mrs. Constance Gimello of 1226 West th Street Lorain is to appear in Oberlin Municipal Court tomorrow for a preliminary hearing on intent to defraud. She pleaded innocent Monday to charges she attempted to cash bad checks at Oberlin establishments and was arraigned before Judge David R. Goldthorpe.
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Oberlin
Constance Gimello
West Th St. Lorain
Gimello
David R. Goldthorpe
Chicago soot rate from sky 71 tons per square mile per month
A survey reports Chicago experiences soot fallout at about 71 tons per square mile each month. The finding highlights air quality concerns and municipal impacts in the city.
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Chicago
Oberlin Theological Summer School opens with panel
A four member Oberlin College School of Theology panel began teaching the Graduate Summer School of Theology in Bosworth Hall. Twenty five students enrolled will study through July 13 with Harold W. Fildey, director, leading the group along with David W. Jewell and other faculty.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College School of Theology
Graduate Summer School of
Bosworth Hall
Harold W. Fildey
GST
David W. Jewell
Schauffler
Christian
Kent State appoints Richard Schulp to lead Elyria Center
Richard C. Schlup is named director of the Elyria Center in the Technical building of Elyria High School. The center opens July 9 and offers a two year undergraduate curriculum across several Kent State colleges with potential graduate courses. Schlup, a Kent State alum with WWII and Korean War service, aims to provide university admission to all students through the extension center.
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Kent State University
Elyria
Elyria Center
Richard C. Schulp
Elyria High School
Schlup
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
National Council For Accreditation of Teacher Education
Elyria- Wadsworth
Ash
Yinger Delivers Religion and Social Change Lectures
J Milton Yinger professor of sociology and anthropology at Oberlin College spoke in Chicago at the fifth annual H Paul Douglass lectures during the Religious Research Association meeting on June 14 and 15. He presented Religion and Social Change as the lecture series title, delivering insights at 272 Oak Street.
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Oberlin
J. Milton Yinger
Oak St
University of Chicago
Yinger
Oberlin College
H. Paul Douglass
Religious Research Association
Texas attorney testimony nets perjury charge in Estes case
Texas lawyer Frank Cain, counsel for Pacific Finance Corp., testified before a House subcommittee about an Estes meeting on March 18 in Pecos. His account conflicted with Maynard Wheeler of Commercial Solvents, suggesting a potential perjury issue. Cain described Estes asserting control and detailing mortgages, with discrepancies on the length of the meeting and the talks.
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Estes
Pecos
Justice Department
L. H. Fountain
N.C
Fountain
Cain
Wheeler
Pacific Finance Co
United
Switzerland
Texas
Brazil
Dallas
Los Angeles
Pacific Finnance
Lubbock
Tex
Superior Manufacturing Co
Cain Sai
CSC
Actaly
Washington
Agriculture Department
Emery E. Jacobs
Free campus tours at Oberlin begin second week
Oberlin College offers daily campus tours led by John Peyton director of the service with Mrs. Sue Peyton Nancy Cobaugh and Robert Shelton in Hall Auditorium. The tours run as the second week of the program started June 17 with four tours each day.
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Oberlin
Hall
John Peyton
Sue Peyton
Nancy Cobaugh
Robert Shelton
Oberlin College Student Recital Tonight at Concert Hall
Oberlin College schedules a student recital tonight at 7:30 in Warner Concert Hall. Seven students will perform viola, piano and violin selections from Handel, Chopin and Debussy. The program lasts about one hour.
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Oberlin College
Hhas
Handel
Chopin
Debussy
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