South Amherst Parsonage Vote Spurs Church Split
The Methodist group votes to form a separate charge from Amherst Church and hires a resident pastor. Alfred Jones to build an eight room parsonage on a one and a half story plan, with a building committee led by Elmer Harris. Seminary student pastors from Oberlin may serve next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
The
Methodist Church Sunday
Alfred Jones
Jones
Elmer Harris
Harold Allsop, Sr
Robert Allsop
Alex Eschke
Donald Bryant
Methodist Church
Oberlin
M. Ray Smith
P.m
Avon Lake Golden Agers Plan Luncheon Tomorrow
Avon Lake Golden Age Club meets in Fellowship Hall of the Congregational Church with luncheon at noon. Miss Emma Yost chairs. Garden Club notes 30th anniversary with G. A. Ross speaker on A Year in the Garden. Past presidents honored and rose gifts given. Local organizers and tea hosts listed. Nazarene convention attendees mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Golden Age Club
Fellowship Hall
Thelr Congregational Church
Emma Yost
G. A. Ross
Garden View Nursery
Strongsville
Avon Lake Garden Club
David Groh
Joseph Cajka
Albert Wood
Bert Dean
Leslie Anderson
Edwin Brown
Ernest Werdel
von Pischke
Merrill Kingsbury
D. Bricker
Harold Fessenmeyer
Howard Drake
N. Bollenbacher
A. H. Seibert
Lyle, Knudsen
Fred Burmeister
Daniel Dougherty
Mark Plaar
Afteld
Oberlin Fines Tap DWI Counts and Court Pleas
In Oberlin two men were fined total $550 plus costs after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. Lester L. Shepherd of 280 South Main St received $50 fine, three days in county jail, and license suspension. Corrigan of Fishtail NY paid $300, three days in city jail, and one year license suspension unless financial responsibility is posted. Additional fines were issued for related traffic offenses including stop sign violation and reckless operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester L. Shephard
Southwinie
Main St
Jan Bacan Corrigan
Fishtail
Gertrude Moulton
Forest St
Jerome A Pearlman
South Pleasant St
Donald Judge
West Fourth St. Lorain
Woodrow W. Meade
R. D
New London
Samedt H. Whitworth
Obertin Rd
Elyna
Hugh J. McGarvey
Chirch St. Amherst
Oberlin Board Delays Decision On School Reorganiza tion Plan
At a crowded Oberlin board of education meeting officials reviewed three elementary school reform plans aimed at zoning, bus shuttle use, and consolidating grades. Plan C drew strong opposition as parents argued against long walks for young children. the board postponed a final decision to March 28 and noted funding limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Board ,of Education
Eastwood School
Robert Kilmer
Kilmer
Robert W. Duncan
Ridgeville Style Show Set
Twelve Future Homemakers of America members from North Ridgeville High School will model in a fund raising style show tomorrow at 7 30 pm in the Ridgeville High School library. J C Penney Co of Elyria furnishes clothing for the event with ninth grade skit intermission and tenth grade ushers serving refreshments under Mrs Maybelle Nichols and Mrs Ruth Sloan supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Homemakers of America
North Ridgeville High School
Library of Ridgeville High School
J. C. Penney Co
Elyria
Maybelle Nichols
Ruth Sloan
Oberlin Collegiate Symphony to Feature Dailey and Ballinger
The Oberlin Collegiate Symphony will perform Monday at 8 30 p m in Warner Concert Hall with John Dailey as guest violinist. J James S Ballinger will conduct the 45 member ensemble with Dalley in the closing Saint Saens piece. The program includes Mozart Symphony 41 and Handel Wassermusik selections. The concert is free to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin Collegiate Symphony
Warner Concert Hall
John Dailey
Oberlin Conservatory
J. James S. Ballinger
Conservatory
Dalley
Saint- Saens
Geologist Keller to lecture at Oberlin College
Oberlin College hosts two talks by Walter D. Keller of the University of Missouri on rock weathering and soils. He speaks Thursday at 4 35 p m in the Physics Building auditorium on Rock Weathering and its Implications in Nutrition. Tomorrow he lectur es at 7 30 p m in the Geology Lecture Room on Processes by which Clay Minerals are Formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Walter D. Keller
University of
A Reel Western Spirit Shown By Round-Up Girls
South Amherst sees a Girl Scout Round-up Patrol from Colorado Springs share a program at the local school. Esther Lankenau and Loma Ford introduced leaders while Dianne Carnnam and Mary Ann Stocker led the girls through colored slides and stories of their Westward journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Colorado Springs
Esther Lankenau
Loma Ford
Dianne Carnnam
Mary Ann Stocker
Connie Sallis
Barbara Metzger
Barbara McGuire
Carolyn White
Marsha Meeks
West
Dog owner charged after dog kills five pet ducks
Gloria Wright of 4006 Oak Holt Road was charged with permitting a dog to run at large after police say the dog killed five pet ducks belonging to neighbors. Dr. Jack Dickason reported four ducks killed Friday and the fifth yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrain
Gloria Wright
Oak Holnt Rd
Jack Dickason
R. D. T Oak Point
South Amherst School District Owes Oberlin Land Transfer Fee
Oberlin district reports South Amherst owes $2229 after a transfer of 75 acres. March Eastwood School meeting notes show board discussions on finances, safety staffing, and upcoming budget actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Oberlin
Eastwood School
Avon Elementary PTA Meeting Tonight
Avon Elementary PTA will meet tonight at 8 o clock in the auditorium to discuss school activities and plans for the coming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Elementary
PTA
Avon
Associaton
Keystone Kids Head to New York for Convention
Five potential journeymen reporters leave for New York City at 7:25 p m to attend the Columbia Scholastic Press Association 30th Annual Convention. Lyle Samth leads Keystone staff with The Key and The Wildcat as delegates. The event centers on Student Publication Democracy's Voice with Coturton University hosting and more than 40 delegates expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
New York City
Columbia Scholastic Press
Keystone Publications
Democracy's Voice
Coturton University
Woman's Club Travelogue Event Goes Ahead
Members of a local Women's Club hosted a travelogue evening with light refreshments. Music accompanied the presentation while Sue provided a musical interlude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rott
Avon Lake Road Parcel Sale Sparks Council Debates
Avon Lake debates selling an eight acre Knickerbocker Rd parcel deeded for road use only. Beckwith backs future zoning adds and public auction. Yoder Inc contributes to recreation fund. Council weighs legalities and deputy raises while seeking an out‑of‑court deal with Yoder and industrial neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Robert Beck
John With
Lear
Simon
Lakewood Dr
Philip Tanner
Knickerbocker Ac
Knickel
Police and Fire Departments
Jerbocker Rd
Yoder, Inc
Knickerbocker Rd
Beckwith
Common Pleas Court
LeRoy F. Kelly
Yoder Council
Yoder
J. J. King
Yoder Inc
Municipal Recreation Fund
Evelyn D. Fisher
G. Des Bates
Amadeus Quartet to Perform at Oberlin Artist Recital
The Amadeus Quartet from London will play at Oberlin Finney Memorial Chapel next Tuesday at 8 pm as part of the eighth Artist Recital sponsored by Music International Make-up. The program includes Mozart K.590 and Britten Op.36 with Beethoven Op.132 after intermission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Amadeus Quartet
London
Finney Memorial Chapel
Oberlin College Conservatory of Music
Norebert Braima
Siegmund Nissel
Peter Schidlof
Martin Lovett
Mozart
Britten
Beethoven
Europe
Vienna
England
Max Rostal
Lovett
Royal College of Music
America
Valley City VFW Auxiliary Elects Officers for 1960 61
Valley City VFW Auxiliary selects Ethel Derck as president Ruth Day senior vice president Rita Meyer junior vice president Jeans Moelke treasurer Gertrude Whitlock conductress Ruth Muntz chaplain Mary Jane Tripphahn guard and trustees Oradeile Hornung and another named member for the 1960 61 term Delegates chosen for Medina County Council are Low Metzig and Ruth Day with alternates Betty Burton and Iva Arnold Communications cover department appointments and a resignation by Eunice Reynolds from trustee Doris Hornung elected to complete the term Cancer program to be hosted March 31 at Community Hall with films and a discussion period at Oberlin College events and Easter egg party planned for local students
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Ladies Auxiliary
Valley City Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Ethel Derck
Ruth Day
Rita Meyer
Juniior
Jeans Moelke
Gertrude] Whitlock
Ruth
Muntz
Mary Jane
Trippbahn
Dorothy Crowe
Irene Gilbert
Elizabeth Schecter
Eunice Reynolds
Reynolds
Horming
Day
Oberlin
Anne S. Mathers
Oberlin College
Irene Les Havertown
Mary
Bertha McCly
Amonds
Obertin
Crowe
Theery
Mary Stores
al Twoman
C.mer
Dugan-Nuger
VFW
Edne Logs
Bertha McCtvmonix
Mor- Deven
Krtown
Noo
Liverpool School
Medina County Council
Valley Cuy Audiliary
Jeanette Brede
Department of Ohio
Edna Loga
District Seven
Wong
Pama
Laverpool School
Newt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Donna Krute
Golden Agers
Orrin College Mathematics Makors
Willam Lowell Putnam
Mathematial Assoccation of Amenca
Sephen A
Beral
Ris College
Edward T Wong
Paul BR Yale
By Ted Wood
Lana
State Department of Education
Oberlin Board
Oberlin Vocational High School
Harley Smith
Smith
Lorain
Charles Douglas
Saga Food Service
Oberlin High School
Collegiate Symphony
Pike's Peak
Garden of the Gods
Ohio Rock
West District
Black River
Gal Scout Council
Kapton
Brownheim
South
United Dog
Duncan
Don McIroy
Prospect School
McIlroy
Richard J. "Yunn
Oberlins
Lucille Worcester
Ralph Silvis
Nnew High
Keystone
Helen Lauren-Schieger
Lyle Samth
Keystone Annival Yearbool
Key
Wildcat
Wellington
Kathy Kotozy
Lester’ Kotocy
Vermont St. Grafton
Bonnie Gleason
Russell Gleason
Vermont S
Grafton
Lyie Smith
Mexico
Tans
Rise
Sherman i
Red Martin
Throne
Othr
Walter Pasadyn
Holt Worran
Green Parlow Rd
Grattm
Lyle Smith
Bonnite
Gleason
Betty Dalglearsa
Rathy Koloty
Martin Pasadyn
Woman's Club
Norma Biggine
Garrison L. Moore
Council
Mrs. Derck
Valley City Group
Pennsylvania
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!