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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1960

Page

8

Oberlin Health Commission Aims Dawn To Twilight Aid

The Oberlin Health Commission a voluntary non governmental group details its year of health work in Oberlin. It operated from grants and coordinated medical aid dental care and welfare services through eight committees. The report cites 42 medical assistance cases and 573 diabetes tests with 13 positives, totaling 2345 in medical payments.

Oberlin Health Commission Oberlin General Fund Chili Conical Resources 90 Browning Fund Board of Allen Memorial J. Roth A. C. Sid Allen Hospital Oberlin Health Commis Reed

Oberlin Choir Spring Tour Brings Ten Concerts

The Oberlin College Choir led by Robert Fountain will tour April 2 to 12, performing in six Midwestern states including Ohio cities Cuyahoga Falls Findlay Cincinnati Wooster and Chicago Detroit Gary Neenah Menomonie Minneapolis and more. The program features Bach Cantata No. 1 80 plus works by Dressler Lotti Gallus Tschesnokoff Randell Thompson and Wood with an instrumental ensemble of seven conservatory students and six choir members.

Oberlin Oberlin College Cuyahoga Falls Findlay Cincinnati Wooster Ohio Detroit Mich Gary Ind Neenah and Menomonie Wis Minneapolis Minn Chicago Robert Fountain College of Arts and Sciences Conservatory of Music Conservatory Dressler Lotti Gallus Tschesnokoff Randall Thompson Joseph Wood

Oberlin Drivers 9 Found Guilty in Municipal Court

Nine motorists from Oberlin were found guilty in Municipal Court on traffic violations. Fines and costs varied. one driver received a $50 fine and 90 day license suspension for running a stop sign. Other convictions include running red lights, improper backing, failing to display plates, and failure to file registration.

Oberlin Thomas W. Jord Sullivan Charles S. Dye Burton Hall Irma R. Schield R. D Gerald L. Huya Monroeville L. Lawson Harcourt Vermilion-on-the-Lake Dale L. Campbell Elyria Ralph H. Hiesser South

Even Dogs Were On Good Behavior In Oberlin

A February police report by Capt. Myron Brill notes few family disputes, ten bicycles recovered, seven returned, eight dog complaints, ten dogs reclaimed, six juvenile probes, one armed robbery attempt, and one prowler report in Oberlin.

Ies Police Department Myron Brill

Brass Ensemble Concert Under Professor Williams

A 27 piece brass ensemble conducted by Professor Arthur L. Williams performs a varied program. Works include Granville Bantock Dramatic Overture for Band Nicolai Tcherepnin Suite for French Horn Quartet Johann Ernst Altenburg Concerto for Clarini and Tim Pani Jeanine Rueff Deux Pieces Breves for Trombone Quartet and Three Songs arranged for trombone. The concert is free and open to the public.

Arthur L. Williams Granville Bantock Nicolai Tcherepnin Clarini Tim Pani Johann Ernst Altenburg Jeanine Rueff Trom

Trial Set In Oberlin Traffic Case

Benjamin Fitzpatrick of 0 South Pleasant St pleaded innocent in Oberlin Municipal Court to driving with a suspended license. Bond set at 500 dollars. he must appear Friday for a hearing on the suspension and a separate driving while intoxicated charge. He also pleaded innocent to the DWI charge and was released on 300 dollars bond.

Oberlin Benjiman Fitzpatrick South Pleasant St Fitzpatrick

Amadeus Quartet Performs Britten Piece With Warmth

The Amadeus Quartet delivered a sincere performance of Britten last evening. Critics noted frequent rhythmic sagging and a restrained, contemplative mold, yet praised the warmth and earnestness of the overall interpretation.

Wolverine Alumni Here Name Governors

Alumni gathering lists members Richard L. Laurence and Frank Tanner with regional names Oberlin Gene Ross Andrew Warhola and James M. Creagan Leram Dr. R. L. Shilling Clark Goethel Elyria Roderick Mcleod Grafton A F Wakefield Vermilion Officers to be elected by the trend an early moving group led by Odey and Teme.

Richard L. Laurence Frank Tanner Oberlin Gene Ross Andrew Warhola James M. Creagan Leram R. L. Shilling Clark Goethel Elyria Roderck Mcleod Grafton A F. Wakefield Vermilion Owdey & Teme

Oft-Married Tom Thumb To Get Tied Again

An events notice announces a Tom Thumb wedding event at Mt. Zion Baptist Church for junior youth fellowship. Participants aged three to eight will join a small ceremony with a silver offering collected. admission is free.

Tom Thumb Mt. Zion Baptist Church

Weather Whims Water Ballet at Oberlin College

Oberlin College Synchronized Swimming Club presents a three night water ballet titled Weather Whims from Thursday to Saturday at 8 pm in Crane Pool. Twenty nine coeds perform weather themed routines connected by poetry culminating in And After the Storm. Advisor Miss Mary John Culhane leads with co managers Phyllis MacGregor and Judy Stanier. advance tickets are free but require reservation at Hale Gymnasium.

Oberlin Oberlin College Synchronized Crane Pool Mary John Culhane Phylls MacGregor Baltimore Judy Stanier Conservatory Jor Elizabeth

Former Pastor S Lee White to Speak at Lenten Service

Oberlin Akron District superintendent Dr S Lee White will preach at First Methodist Church in a Lenten service tomorrow at 7 30 p m. He is one of four former pastors returning as Easter speakers during Lent with Rev Wilbur Geist of Chillicothe set for March 24 and Dr Harold Williams of Mansfield District on April 7.

Oberlin S. Lee Whiteman Akron First Methodist Church Wilbur Geist Trinity Methodist Church Chillicothe Harold Williams Mansfield

No Contest Ends With Fine in Oberlin Traffic Case

Lorain man Richard P. Strausser pleaded no contest to passing with insufficient clearance. Judge David R. Goldthorpe found him guilty, fined $10 plus costs after testimony from a truck driver and a state patrolman. Strausser admitted the passing was bad when asked by the officer.

Oberlin Lorain Richard P. Strausser K St David R. Goldthorpe Strausser Goldthorpe Frank Cruse New London Stuart W. Madlem Cruse Madlem Bt 2

Man Tells Judge You Can Walk Out But You Return

In Oberlin Grover Cleveland Caldwell pleaded innocent to assault and a battery filed by his wife Cora. Judge offered a 10 day jail term suspended on good behavior for a year and set a March 23 hearing with Caldwell ordered to post a $1000 bond. Martha Caldwell testified that he kicked slapped and cut her hand and she was treated at Allen Hospital. Caldwell and his wife have eight children.

Oberlin Caldwell Martha Allen Hospital Grover Cleveland Caldwell Brownell Ave Lorain Cora

Lincoln Street housing praised amid public debate

Willoughby Harris defends Lincoln Street homes after reports on slum conditions. The Old Woodchopper commends Harris and Chuck Blanco for improving the area, while noting two thirds of Lincoln Avenue homes are decent and the rest need work or condemnation. A light note on dog and cat issues follows.

Lincoln al Willoughby Harris Chuck Blanco Lincoln St Woodchopper

Evangelistic Services Under Way In Oberlin

Oberlin reports Evangelistic services led by Rev. Thomas Tinsley of St. Matthew Methodist Church Cleveland at Rust Methodist Church nightly at 7 45 except Saturdays through March The text notes Tinsley as secretary for Lexington Conferences but includes garbled trailing details.

Youth Driver’s License Suspended For Speeding

Oberlin resident Gary D. Anderson 25 Grand St Wellington had license suspended 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. for 60 days after pleading guilty in Municipal Court to speeding. Judge Goldthorpe said the unusual penalty aimed to keep him working. Anderson’s second speeding citation in a year. Also fined were Frederick Koehl $20 and Thomas Wood $30 plus costs.

Oberlin Gulty Gary D. Anderson Grand St Wellington David R. Goldthorpe Anderson Sprederick S. Koehl Barrows Hall Thomas B. Wood Bacon St Rae

Oberlin Orchestra to Present Mozart Symphonies Tuesday

The Oberlin Orchestra under James Ballinger will perform Mozart two Salzburg Symphonies Nos 22 in G K162 and No 1 in C K129 Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Warner Concert Hall. The group, a conservatory training ensemble, features 13 freshmen 140 sophomores and 29 seniors due to missing Junior year abroad.

Oberlin Oberlin Orchestra James 8 Ballinger Warner Concert Hall Mozart Correservatory of Music of Oberlin Colege Conservatory Mozarteum Salmburg Austria

Plantings Should Keep 10 Feet From Fire Hydrants

Oberlin water chief Herman Davis urged the City Council to curb curb lawn plantings within ten feet of hydrants to avoid costly root damage. He described replacing hydrants and repairing street pavement after root intrusion, noting the department spent much time on such work and warned diggings near large trees are particularly difficult.

Oberlin Herman Davis Water Department Davis

Tax burden climbs with federal state and local spending

Governments at all levels are taking and spending more in taxes than ever before, totaling about 633 dollars per American, according to the Tax Foundation.

New York

Now is the Time to Pay Your Debt

A brief notice urges residents to settle overdue debts promptly. Authorities warn of possible collection actions if payments are not received by the stated deadline. The item emphasizes official steps and the seriousness of delinquent accounts.

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