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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1960

Page

9

Firelands Garden Club Holds Annual Flower Show

About 250 people attended the Firelands Garden Club flower show at Florence Elementary School. The event featured 114 entries, a Best of Show display, a country store, and a white elephant sale. Winners included Mrs. Harold Mathes and new member Sis. Wima Remabarzh in parrot tulips and many divisions across house plants, lilacs, and arrangements.

Firelands Garden Club Rip Mingham Antune Florence Harold Mathes Gore Orphanage Sis Wima Remabarzh New London B. BR. Glime G. G. Nuss Buss Exmelie Kern Glime Helen Johannsen F. R. Howe Florence Johannsen Carl Robart Darwin Tulips Kernere Brand Grant Parker Howe Parker Kem Narcissus Anenusa Izis

World Youth Leaders Tour Oberlin Campus

Eighteen countries are represented as eighty four foreign youth leaders visit Oberlin College for a one day campus tour. The group, part of a four month social work program sponsored by the Cleveland International Program for Youth Leaders and Social Workers Inc, included hosts from Oberlin, toured classes laboratories and buildings. Professor Walter M Horton spoke at Finney Chapel and Professor John Kurtz discussed higher education in the United States at Wilder Hall. A box supper and folk entertainment followed in the Snack Bar with Cosmopolitan Club access during their stay.

Oberlin Oberlin College Europe South America Near and Far East United Cleveland International Program For Youth Leaders and Social Workers Inc Western Reserve Universit Odertin Walter M. Horton Finney Chapel Jonn Kurtz Department of United States Wilder Hall Auditorim Folk Sonz Club Cosmopolitan Club

Oberlin Street Department April Report Details Cleanup

Oberlin street superintendent Frank Zavodsky presents April activity. Streets with curbs were cleaned, one new night sweeper hired, traffic signs installed, basins cleaned, park maintenance expanded, berms mowed, and roads graded for drainage. Citywide cleanup aided refuse removal. street patching and resurfacing plans begun. Three sewer stoppages opened. vehicle repairs and landfill dirt haul noted.

Oberlin Frank Zavodsky Oberlin Street Zavodsky Sizd Berm Zavodsky Pwo

Bach's Passion at Finney Chapel by Oberlin Musical Union

Oberlin Musical Union and Oberlin Orchestra present The Passion according to St John by Bach on Sunday at 8 pm in Finney Chapel. Conducted by Robert Fountain with Grieg Fountain on keyboard continuo and a host of soloists from major schools and New York to Cleveland. General admission is $1 at the door.

Oberlen Oberlin Musical Union Oberlin Orchestra J. S. Bach Finney Chapel Christ Robert Fountain Ober Bn Conservatory of Music Wil Grieg Fountain Richard Miller New England Conservatory Mac Morgan School of Music University of Michigan Ann Arbor Juergen Keller Ql Stone Cleveland Peter—Pilate Florence ‘Kopler New York Cit Robert Shaw Cleveland: Orchestra Howard Hatton Overlin Conservatory Ieniors Eleanor Matiias Straaisburg N. Y Jan Thompson Dayton Musical Union Oberlin The Diresor Fountain Buffalo Alliance Ohio State University Mount Union College

Fly Up Ceremony for Columbia Brownie Scouts

Brownie Troop 271 holds a Fly-Up ceremony Friday evening at Columbia High School auditorium to promote eligible members to Intermediate Girl Scouts. Parents and friends will attend after weeks of study and tests under leaders Mrs. Vernon Dietrich and Mrs. Clyde Barker. An investiture service for a new Brownie troop is planned later this month, and an American Flag was presented to Mrs. Barker by the Edward P. Madak Veterans of Foreign Wars Abilary 9340.

Columbia Columbia High School I Girls Vernon Dietrich Clyde Barker Ifsr Mrs. Barker Edward P. Madak Veterans of Foreign Wars

The Rockpile Ode to a Woodpecker Sage Column

A humorous Sage column lampoons a woodpecker editor figure in Oberlin style satire. It riffs on journalism, copy limits, and economy while praising or mocking a persistent woodpecker that chews away at a gray headed colleague. The piece weaves personal asides and editorial jabs with playful local voice.

Ain Oberlin Maxwell House Guild Smith-Corona Loraine County John Donaldson

Birmingham Church Aides Elected at Quarterly Meeting

Birmingham Methodist Church elected officers for the coming year at a Norwalk District meeting led by Dr. A. George Whiteman. Trustees include Clyde Rose Anne Herman Frank Wolford Gro B. Scheepfe Paul HKnon Paul Breises Carl Rubari and more.

Birmingham Paul Sreisch LaRue Biddinger Arnold Spruns Women's Society of Christ Is Service Paul Rosz Sprunk Commission On Education Richard Ward Cat Gren Robert Cuthrie Kenneth Bell Karen Na Sowski B. PF. Grime F. R. Howe Paul Posa

Monumental Picnic Ends In Policing Area

In Oberlin three Oberlin College students planned a picnic Sunday afternoon at Sharsi Memorial Monument stairs. Police intervened as they roasted wieners, extinguished the fire, and cleared the area.

Eastwood School PTA Carnival Scheduled for Friday

The Eastwood School PTA carnival will take place Friday from 3 to 7 p.m. at the school featuring the pond ride white elephant and cake walk plus a movie cartoon popcorn and candy booths and rides. Auctioneer William Hellmuth and chairman Michael Venski lead the event with co-presidents Mr and Mrs Charles Hall and Principal Miss Betty Martin guiding the program.

William Hellmuth Michael Venski Ways and ‘Means Charles Hall PTA Betty Martin Melvina Keeler Harold Bebner Richard Sangerand Irwin Dellefield Vadna Filder Jr James Brouse

Negro Leader Frames Law of God versus Law of Man

Rev. James Lawson argues in Nashville that moral law should guide civil rights, not just legal rules. He cites nonviolent sit-ins, says laws can be immoral, and notes 125 clergy attended a Nashville church review of the protests while warning against lawlessness.

Oberlin James Lawson Nashville Nashville College First Church United States Stalin Hitler Vanderbilt University Divinity School Nash- Vile

Clean-Up Days Friday and Saturday In South Ambherst

South Ambherst residents urged by Mayor Jack Walker to place all rubbish in proper containers on the tree lawn for pickups Friday and Saturday. City workers will collect the waste on those two days.

South Ambherst Jack Walker

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