Oberlin Board Hires Two Teachers for High School
The Oberlin Board of Education hired two teachers and adopted a hiring procedure, with no action on five other agenda items. The four and a half hour meeting reviewed high school planning, ceiling heating, and potential use of Eastwood cafeteria and portable classrooms for the 1958 60 term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Board of Education
Paul Newell
Michigan
Duncan
Newell
Cleveland
Eastwood School
Pleasant School
Oberlin Forum Board Speaker Guicharnaud Named
Obérlin College announces Tacques Guichar naud playwright and theater authority will be assembly speaker at noon in Finney Chapel. He will discuss The Idea of a Literary Theater and speak on Molière at First Church and in French House for departments.
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Oberlin — Tacques
Guicharnaud
United States
Bryn Mawr College
Yale
France
Oberlin safety posters target young pupils and traffic rules
Brightly colored posters in Oberlin warn youngsters not to run between parked cars nor play in the streets and to wear light or reflective clothing at night. Local auto clubs sponsor the effort overseen by Cpl Eugene Gatlow with rotating post locations and weekly changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Polo
Eugene Gatlow
Barlow
East Lorain
Strassing
Eastwood School
Oherlin
Conseratory of Music
Warner
Geur
Robert _Willoughby
DeVere Moore
George Waln
Martin Morris
Kenneth Moore
Conservatory F
Morris
Cleveland Orchestra
Wilbur A. Price
Bernard Heiden
Beethoven
Prof. Price
Jean Francaix
Si Buchs Masters Adversity Across Bucksville Trades
Si Buchs, a self-reliant resident near Oberlin, builds a life from storm damage and hard times. He runs Si Buchs Plumbing and a diverse enterprise covering tree trimming, heating, wiring, plastering, and retailing vehicles. His work extends to sewers, steeplejacking, farming services, a sawmill, lumberyard, and contracting in Bucksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Hasjwest
Oberlin
Si Buchs
Bucksville
Newcomers and Husbands Plan Oberlin Dance Night
Oberlin residents join the Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club for a bowling and dancing event at Stoney's on Saturday with gathering at the Oberlin Inn at 8 pm. A stereophonic sound demonstration was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kratz at 115 East College Street.
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Oberlin
Stoney’s
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
Oberlin Inn
Richard Kratz
East College St
William Schroeder
Howard Liplin
Philip Ward
South Cedar St
Arnold Windt
King St
Te Telephone
Most Novel In The World Groundbreaking Indoors
Oberlin prepares to host the FAA air route traffic control center groundbreaking next Wednesday at the Berlin Inn due to a waterlogged East Lorain Street site. City Manager Richard J. Dunn notes the event as “the most novel groundbreaking in the world” while heavy snow and rain leave the site impassable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Federal Aeronautics Authority Air Route Traffic Control Center
Berlin Inn
Richard J. Dunn
East Lorain St
CAA
Jenning and
Chareila
New London
Oberlin Synchronized Swimming Club Presents Moods in Scope
Oberlin College synchronized swimming club will stage a three night water ballet entitled Moods in Scope at Crane Pool Thursday through Saturday at 8 p.m. The 28 coeds perform eleven numbered routines with candlelight color and music depicting moods from a gay Scottish spree to a somber underwater piece Deep mood. Tickets free at Hales Gymnasium Peters Hall or from club members.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College Synchronized
Crane Pool
Mary Joan Culhane
Phyllis MacGregor
Baltimore
Lynne Stock
Conservatory
Bradford
Peggy Harper
Fairfield
Hales Gymnasium
Peters Hall
Prof Kurt Latte to Lecture at Oberlin College
German professor Kurt Latte of the University of Gottingen will lecture at Oberlin College under the Mead-Swing Foundation on March 1. He will speak at 3 and 7:30 p m in the Art Redon Auditorium on Greco Roman beliefs in the first centuries A D His afternoon talk is Unbelief and Superstition in Early Imperial Times and his evening talk is Personal Certainty of Salvation. He comes from Yale where he lectures this term and has held posts at Münster Greifswald Basel Gottingen among others. He is a member of several learned academies and has written extensively on Greek and Roman religion and related topics.
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Oberlin
Kurt Lat
University of Gottingen
Hanover
Germany
Oberlin College
Mead-Swing Foundation
Art Redon
Lattesoll
Copenhagen
Amsterdam
Brussels
Berlin
Latte
Nonigsvers
Bonin
Theocritus
Hesschius
Oberlin Junior Women's Club Ends Year With Donations
The Oberlin Junior Women's Club reports ending a successful year with contributions totaling 1323.20 to welfare groups and local schools. The statement was issued today.
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Oberlin
Chips From The Woodpile And Other Oddities
A collage of items includes a mug shot of a driver who refused a breath test, notes on alcometers and DWI penalties, a boy’s plaster wall punch leading to a broken metatarsal, and local notices from Oberlin about events and a police ball.
Women To Get Day Off As Men Take Over Men Run Church Vending Theft
Oberlin police report a theft of a Canales Vending machine from East Lorain and Park Street Methodist Church. Men will run all Sunday school classes and services for Men’s Day with Rev. Thomas R. Sumner delivering the message. The entry occurred through a back door left open after closing. A 3 p.m. service will be conducted by a men’s group from Second Baptist Church, Elyria.
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Oberlin
Women of Rust
East Lorain
Park Sts
Canales
Lorain
Thomas R. Sumner
Second Baptist Church
Elyma
Health Group in Oberlin Plans March 18 Meeting
Oberlin Health Commission to hold an annual meeting at Allen Hospital with Pythian sisters and friends. Officers to be elected, door prizes, refreshments, and a 25 cent donation. The event starts at 7 30 p.m. Wednesday March 18 in the conference room.
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Oberlin
Kniights of
Pythias
Oberlin Health Commission
Wednes
Pythian Sisters and Friends
Gay
Allen Hospital
Discussion Set on Christianity and the Business Man
Oberlin Gilbert H. Palmer Edward H. Trauiz and L Dean Cassell lead a discussion on Christianity and the Business Man at 8 p m tomorrow at First Church.
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Oberlin
Gilbert H. Palmer
Edward H. Trauiz
L. Dean Cassell
Pan Am First Church
Four Drivers Fined In Oberlin Court Case
Four motorists appeared in Municipal Court in Oberlin and paid fines totaling 150 dollars plus costs for traffic violations. James Charles of Lorain pleaded guilty to driving without an operators license and received a 100 dollar fine with costs and a suspended 10 day jail sentence. Other defendants, Finley Bennett, John Koloun, Lezza Eastin, and Mrs Willis, faced smaller fines for offenses including failure to yield, passing on a curve, unsafe operation, and a red blinker light issue with associated costs.
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Oberlin
Alcometer
Durance
James Charles
West 12Th St
Lorain
Charles
Finley J. Bennett
R. D
New London
John Koloun
Caroline Ave
Lezza Eastin
North Hill St
Wellington
J. Willis
Women’s Mission Circles Plan Meetings in March
Three First Methodist Church Woman’s Society for Christian Service units meet March 16 and 18 to hear talks, hear fund updates, and complete projects. Activities include nursing scholarship support, United Appeal work, holiday aid, and Saturday Teen Center events. The Husbands Night program is set for March 18 with Don Miller speaking.
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Oberlin
First Methodist Church Woman's Mo Society For Christian Service
Federated Club
JWC
Leroy Hasenpflug
Pyle
de J
Barbara
can-Chong
Honolulu
Conservatory of Music
Esther Circle
Fimsy
David Lyman
Policemen's
Willarg Ct
Ruth Circle
United Appeal Fund
Allen Memorial Hospital
Kiwanis Club
Nimrod Club
LaGrange
Don Miller
Chronicle-Telegram
Pleasant School
Robert Coinman
Iwe
Marthe Circle Meeting Set for Wednesday Afternoon
Marthe Circle plans a 2 p.m. gathering at the home of Mrs. Leonard Stidley located at 2 North Pleasant Street. Social details not provided in the notice.
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Marthe
Leonard Stidley
Pleasant St
Lenten talk by Rev James Carey at First Methodist
Oberlin hosts another Thursday Lenten Meeting in First Methodist Church from 7 to 8 p.m. Rev James Carey of Berlin Heights speaks on experiences from his ministry. The covered dish supper concludes the series with Maundy Thursday candlelight service planned for March 26. Families urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
First Methodist Church
James Carey
Berlin Heights
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Oberlin Board
Robert W. Duncan
Squired
Ward
Conrad
Schneider and Szabo
Cleve
Dorothy Holbrook
Elbridge P. Vance
Board Press
Brueder
Claremont
Clare M. van Ausdale
Austria
Forum Board
Lawn’s
Seta Area A
East Oberlin
RPGN
Amherst Memorial Studio
Evert Nylon
Amherst
Ohio
Carl Fessler
Frank Beal
Asl
Dewey Anderson
Son al
Christian Science Church
Dewey
Elyria
al J
Oldsmobile
Rt. 10
Frm
Sirntus
Wilbur
Buchs
Auto
Route 10
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Innis
Dunn
Club
Prof
Myers
Fla
Babe Blanca
Pittsburgh Pirates
Traynor
Yankees
Fraternal Order of Police
Avon Isle
Oberlin Fire Department
Oberlin Dramatic Association
Hall Aud
Rudy Neuman
Council
Jonathan Swift
ADA
Ada ‘Cin
Main Oberlin
WSCS
South Wain St. Oberlin, Onin
Wayne Poultry
Wayne
Oberlin, Ohio
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