School board accepts resignations and hires seven teachers
Oberlin school board accepted resignations from H1 teachers including Ramona Gunsby Glenn Felzli Idell Pierce and others. Seven new teachers were hired including Jean Broadwell Patria Pany Ethel Gnagy Marjorie Haterson Sara Obermat Patria Greer Eliabeth Richardson and more. Contracts also issued for maintenance supervisor Steven Comma ats and Kaleen King scholarships alt a salary.
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Ramona Gunsby
Glenn Felzli
Idell Pierce
Margaret Bollinger
Willie Lyne Scott
Carolyn Morse
Chrstine Woodall
Jean Heilmuth
Ronald Sender
Michael Not- Mali
Sender
Mary Thomas
Jean Broadwell
Ashland College
Patria Pany
Florida Atlantic Univrsity
Ethel Gnagy
Findlay College
Steven Comma
Kaleen King
Socholars
SCOPE program slated to start June 23 at Oberlin
Oberlin announces the SCOPE School Community Office for Program Education summer project to aid 70 to 80 kindergartners through third graders with language and reading difficulties. The six week session runs June 24 to August 1 at Fastwood Elementary with psychologists, counselors, and seven staff including five teachers and junior counselors. Also noted: mongooses from India have established on Buck Island harming eggs of turtles and birds.
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Oberlin
Robert W. Buncan
Scope ¢School Community Office
Proglammed Education
Fastwood
Joseph Gadus
John Marshall
Oberlin city politics unsettled as candidates stay scarce
Oberlin residents discuss city government recruiting few hopefuls for council and school board posts. Despite talk, no contenders emerge as Dec 31 deadlines loom for key offices including city solicitor and council leadership. two potential candidates surface while broader renovation needs go unmet.
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Richard Huber
Oberlin
Grover L. Severs
Art Hess
Hess
CJ Cooley
Anton Bellavek
Roy Ebihara
Milan Names Knallay as Police Chief After Bravard Resigns
Milan village council accepted the resignation of Police Chief Charles Bray with Bravard moving to Cedar Pot Police Department. Acting Chief Knallay Wall was appointed to lead Milan police and begin a six month probation in June as the department opens a search for full time patrolmen.
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Village County
Glen Rockwell
Robert. Wikes
Lows
Wess Bravard
Counet
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Tumor
William Knallay
Cotinen
Oberlin High to hold baccalaureate and graduation
The Rev Fred L Steen will speak at the baccalaureate in First Church June 8 at 4 pm. The Rev Richard H Baker will give the invocation and benediction. Commencement exercises are set for June 1 at 8 pm in Finney Chapel with 151 seniors approved to graduate pending requirements.
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Mtdon Baptist Church
Oberlin High School
First Church
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Christ Episcopal Church
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Robert W Duncan
Oberlin Board of Educaton
State Department of Education
Wednesday local meetings and events list
Calendar notes list community gatherings by town including Birmingham Florence Township trustees meeting at 7 30 pm at town hall Chatham volunteer firemen at 8 pm station house Columbia VFW Post 630 at 8 pm VEW Hall New London LeRoy Chapter CES at 8 pm Masome Temple North Eaton Rebekah Circle at 8 pm home of Mrs Johnson Milan Township trustees at 7 40 pm town hall North Ridgeville VFW past 9871 at 8 pm Ohio Manor meeting room American Field Service at 3 pm high school cafeteria.
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Robert Johnson
South Cowley Rd
North Ridgeville
Ohio Manor
American Field Service
Oberlin Alumni Symposium Bridges Graduates
Oberlin College hosts a symposium on Commencement weekend joining alumni and graduates. F Champion Ward and Rollo May will discuss Contemporary Problems of Higher Education making it Relevant with moderator John W Kneller guiding the session.
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Oberlin
Oberli College
F. Champion Ward
Ford Foundation
Rollo May
New York University
Paul Tamminen
John W Kneller
Jeffrey Hunter dies after stair fall in Van Nuys home
Hollywood actor Jeffrey Hunter real name Henry II McKinnies Jr. died after a fall at his Van Nuys residence. He was 42 and underwent brain surgery before dying at 9 30 a m. Investigators released no immediate explanation for the accident. Hunter starred in more than 30 films including The Last Hurrah Hell to Eternity Seven Angry Men Sailor of the King and The Proud Ones and appeared on TV in Temple Houston. He was born in New Orleans and began in radio and stock before signing with 20th Century Fox in 1959. He was survived by his third wife Emily and several children.
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Henry II. McKinnies Jr
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Barbara Rush
Christopher
Dusty Barrett
Todd
Seoh
Warner
Northwestern University
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