Council to Receive Full Police Report Next Meeting
City Manager Fred E. Weisbrod says a complete police department report will be in council members hands by the next meeting. Councilman Join Cochrane urged a review of police activities after discussions on officers training access and self protection. Weisbrod noted officers attend FBI and crime schools and that extra weapons and a new cruiser are planned. Sgt Schmidt praised county-wide cooperation that helped capture a Wellington officer’s slayer.
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Oberlin
Fred E. Weisbrod
Join Cochrane
Courcil
Weisbrod
Fraternal Order of Police
Sheriff's Department
Weisbrod Sai
Eugene Barlow
FBI
Medina
Norman Schmidt
Schmidt
Wellington
Birmingham Family Night Set Tomorrow
The Women's Society of Christian Service at the Birmingham Methodist Church will sponsor a family night tomorrow evening. A tureen supper at 6:30 p.m. will be followed by a program at 7:30. Wayne Crozier of Vermilion is expected to entertain with a chalk talk, with special music planned.
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Birmingham
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Birmingham Methodist Church
Wayne Crozier
Vermilion
Service On 2 Continents Bromley to Retire July 1
Reverend C. L. Bromley pastor of First Baptist Church and Mt. Zion ministry plans retirement on July 1 after decades of service on two continents. Born in New Jersey, Bromley pursued education at Bucknell and the University of Chicago, with long periods in China and Illinois churches before settling back in Frostproof. His wife Jane, married in 1911, accompanied missions overseas and will retire with him. Their son Charles D. Bromley teaches at Culver Military Academy, and a Chinese daughter adopted in Shanghai completed studies at the University of Chaos.
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China
Muskoka
New Jersey
Mr. Bromley
Trenton
N. J
Joseph Bromley
Reading Pa
Bromley
University of Chicago
United States
First Baptist Church
Wheaton
Urbana
Oberlin
Bromleys
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Culver Ind. Miliary Academy
University of
Oberlin Court Fines Several In Reckless Driving Cases
Oberlin city traffic court records show students and residents fined for reckless driving and speeding. Galderson faced a serious tone from officers after driving onto a sidewalk as a joke, with fines and warnings issued. Schwartz, Croudup, and others pled guilty to reckless operation or speeding, receiving fines and court costs. A separate case cited a stop-sign violation and expired license plates, with minor penalties. A campus banquet notice followed the police report.
Don’t Drive Car Without License Warned
Oberlin police report auto salesmen telling buyers it is fine to drive without license or title. Carlton Carver of Kipton pleaded guilty to driving with fictitious plates after being told by a salesman the license need not be changed. He was fined 50 dollars with half suspended. officer Andrew Stefan noted the practice risks trouble for buyers.
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Oberlin
Andrew Stefan
Carlton Carver
P. O. Box 3
Kipton
Carver
Stefan
Elyrian Fined $75 In Court In Oberlin
Robert H. Snyder of 407 East River Street Elyria was fined a total of 75 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to two police court charges in Oberlin He received 50 dollars and costs for driving on a temporary permit unaccompanied by a licensed driver and 25 dollars and costs for speeding 50 mph in a 25 mph zone Judge Andrew Stefans suspended 25 dollars if a valid driver’s license is shown within a week.
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Oberlin
Robert H. Snyder
East River St
Elyria
Andrew Stefan
Snyder
Methodist Church Custodian Quits In South Amherst
SOUTH AMHERST The resignation of Mrs Harold Allsop Sr was accepted at the Official Board meeting of the Methodist Church Monday evening due to illness. Those interested in filling the custodian post should contact Robert Allsop 108 trustees. The Rev Ray Smith announced Lakeside conference starts June 18 with claims due by June 2 and the board approved new church bulletins bearing a church image and officers list.
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South Amherst
Harold Allsop
Methodist Church
Wellington Man Pleads Guilty In City Court
Joseph M. Hall of Wellington pleaded guilty in Police Court to operating an unsafe motor vehicle. He claimed officers used obscene language and rough handling during the stop. The officers cited unsafe brakes and hand steering. the car was registered as ta a and had been used as a taxi the day before. Hall was fined $25 and costs.
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Warrenfeltz
Barlow
115 Cars Checked For Safety
Oberlin residents will have three live safety check days at a North Main Street check-lane near Hall Auditorium. The event runs 9:30 to noon and 1 to 4:30 on Saturdays May 11 18 and 25 and Sundays May 12 19 and 26. Sophisticated Wheels leads the effort with Police, garages, and citizens in support.
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Oberlin
North Main St
Mmear Hall Auditorum
Orrer Hillman
Hill
Hair Pulling Not Right Says Justice In Oberlin
Police Judge Andrew Stefan fines Mary Malone of 245 Lincoln Street 25 dollars and costs for assault and battery after a witness said she pulled another woman's hair and pushed her onto a car fender in front of the Ford Garage. Malone claimed jealousy over a boyfriend.
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Oberlin
Andrew Stefan
Mary Malone
Lincoln St
Eleanor Quinn
North Park St
Stefan
Fire Vrs Games Prize Winners Named by Fire Wives
South Amherst firemen wives group held a May 6 meeting at the Fire Station with prizes awarded to Mrs. Kenneth Wotthing and Mrs. Isaac Thompson. Absent president Mrs. George Graybill and treasurer, business deferred to June 3 hosted by Mrs. Lewis Burford and Mrs. Richards Burkhart. Dessert served by Mrs. Fred Balzer and Mrs. Lyle St Peter to eleven members.
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South Amherst
Recreation Class To Give Program At First Church
Oberlin reports Prof Dan Kinsey and his recreation class will present a program for all ages at First Church during a family night from 6 to 8 PM. The Senior High Fellowship will serve a chili dinner, and the Couples Club will meet for dessert and a scavenger hunt at 8 PM Saturday.
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Oberlin
Dan Kinsey
First Church
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