County Engineers Chapter Wins In Membership Drive
Lorain County Chapter of the Oimo Society of Professional Engineers won the state membership contest for the second year in a row. The announcement came at the State Convention banquet in Akron after a three day session with speakers including Dr. Warren Guthrie Akron Mayor Berg Charles Slusser Major General Samuel D Sturgis Jr and other officials. A dinner for twenty members and wives was held Friday at the Mayflower Terrace Room with president S Johnson Jr secretary D A Augustin state trustee D E Starkey and past president E R Fitch in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Oimo Society of Professional Engineers
Akron
Warren Guthrie
Berg
Charles Slusser
Samuel D. Sturgis, Jr
Corps of Engineers
U. S Army
Loram Chapter
Mayflower Hotel
S$. Johnson
D. A Augustin
D. E. Starkey
E. R. Fitch
Names Removed From Houston City Signs
Mayor Roy Hofheinz announced at public request that his name and council members will be erased from city construction signs. The signs will be replaced with a note stating that the citizens are paying for the work.
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Houston
Tex
Roy Hofheinz
Cty
Chatham PTA Program and Local Community Events
Chatham hosts a radio and television program directed by Emery Witmer for the PTA meeting on April 12 with a follow up discussion. The same program will be shown for the county council in May at the Medina Board of Education building. Grange meeting on March 25 includes Elise Wilson Margaret Fish Atlee Moder and Russel Fish with winners Koppler and Stanley Griffith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Emery Witmer
Chatham Parent-Teacher Association
Board of Educaton
Medina
Grange
Elise Wilson
Margaret Fish
Atlee Moder
Russel Fish
Mr. Koppler
Stanley Griffith
Clearing House Idea Approved By Villagers
AMHERST over 50 residents attended a Powers Elementary School meeting to discuss a community group to coordinate welfare work. Fred Berger chaired, Jack Urban of the Loran Community Welfare Council outlined visiting nurse, disaster relief, and toy shop efforts as models for a local clearing house. The plan aims to avoid duplication and maximize benefits with future meetings set for April 29. Also reported: Lake Road and Sheffield Lake speeding fines quoted, plus a muffler violation fine in Lorain.
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Amherst
Powers Elementary School
Fred Berger
Jack Urban
Loran Community Welfare Council
Urban
Lorain
Aty
Salvation Army
Red Feather
Welfare Council
Lorrain
Elyria
South Amherst
Foreign Aid May Suffer Cutbacks
Congressional Quarterly surveys indicate U S foreign aid may end its $90 billion trail with major portions expiring June 30 1957 unless extensions are enacted. The piece outlines proposed curtailment shifts toward military aid and notes President Eisenhower favors maintaining military and technical aid while reducing economic aid. It cites historical spending, regional shares, and itemized military deliveries through 1953 and early 1954.
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Washington
Congressional
Daniel A. Reed
R-N. Y
House
Wayl Ard
Canada
England
Thomas E. Martin
Town
Penditutes
Western
Europe
Asia
Pacific
the Pacific
Western Europe
Treasury
Acia
Oberlin College Faculty At Ohio College Association Meetings
Oberlin College faculty will attend the Ohio College Association sessions in Columbus on April 2 and 3. Dr. Ralph Bunche, trustee and honorary alumnus, will address the general session and speak at English Section meetings. Other Oberlinians serve on committees or speak in sections.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Ohio College Association
Columbus
Ralph Bunche
Chester Shaver
A. A. Stambaugh
J. A. Nichols
L. D. Hartson
Carl Wittke
College of Arts and Sciences
Western Reserve University
Bears Study Advances as Michigan Tags Five Cubs
Wildlife experts in Michigan began a project to learn more about bears. They trapped five bears, tagged them with ear tags, and released them. Initial results are inconclusive, with one tagged bear shot by a hunter, and another roaming to a distant area about 15 miles away.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan Conservation Department
Oberlin Charter Group Proposes 4 Commissions
Oberlin officials consider creating a five member utilities commission appointed by council and establish a police pension board a firemen pension board and a library board. Civil service provisions were debated with no action taken and will continue at next week's meeting alongside hospital committee reports.
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Oberlin
Utilities Commission
Charter Planning Commission
Police Pen‘si
Firemen’s Pension Board
Library
Civil Service
Hosiital Committee J
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Ohio Society of Professional Engineers
Cleveland
Lorain Co
Avon Lake
Bendix-Westinghouse Automotive Air Brake Co
J. E. Gilkey
Bendix-Westinghouse
County Engineers
Maralene Greco
Eloise Allen
Dari Root
Medina High School
Federal Reserve Bank
Old Phoenix Bank
Annn Stocker
Skatland
Chatham School
Lettrow
Bob Garver
Crile Veteran’s Hospital
Pvt
Myron Sprinkle
Ft. Eustis
W.S.C.S of the Methodist Church
Ira Grim
Jane E Alexander
News and Delivery Service
Franklin Ave
Snterested
Lake Rd
Sheffield Lake
Fred Hogrefe
Gerald H. Eschtruth
Middle Ridge Rd
Lora
Congressional Quarterly
Eisenhower
Michigan
All In
Oberlin Charter Group
Psyma
Ohio
Chronicle-Telec
Elyria Surplus Center
New
Endicott-Johnson
Wahl Clipper Co
Warmas
Goodyear
Oxfords
Hobby Jeans
Tere
Broad ST
Lincoln Theatre
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