Beginning of hope for refugees through HELP program
Oberlin College 1950 graduate Belden Paulson and actor Don Murray launched HELP, a two man plan to relocate refugees from camps to Europe starting with Sardinia. The project aims to create jobs, secure funding, and gain UN and Italian government support, hoping to expand to 12 families soon and more later.
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Oberlin College
Europe
Beiden Paulson
Oberlingrad
Don Murray
Help (Hometess
Naples
Emadne
Murray
Paulson
Abe
Island
Sardinia
Hose Lange
Furhiure
Brethren and
Cenere National Christian Churches
Projet
Curch World Service
Heifer Project
CARE
Ney
Toplace
United Nations High Commissioner For
Wey
Halien
Oberlin
Brethren Service Commission
Kialian
Tyroman
Lfe
Dreams Pac
Feft
Belden H. Paulson
HELP
Seven plead guilty to traffic violations in Oberlin
Seven defendants appeared before Acting Municipal Judge Philip Thomas and pleaded guilty to traffic offenses. Frank J. Lender faced the heaviest penalty, a $35 fine plus costs for reckless operation. Others paid smaller fines for expired license driving, improper trailer parking, running a red light, failure to yield, speeding in a school zone, and stopping at a sign. Polar details include Alma Balzer James C Story Ronald G Murdock Wilma Hurnacle L. C. Zier and Robert Shank with listed addresses.
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Oberlin
Philip Thomas
Frank J. Lender
PA. D. 1
West Road
Alma Balzer
Miller Rd
Avon Lake
James C. Story
R. D
Telegraph Rd
South Amherst
Bishwar
Ronald G. Murdock
PB. D
Lorain County
Wilma Hurnacle
D. i. Gifford
L. C. Zierolf
Fulton
Oberlin College Discus sion Contest Winners Named
Betty L. Boyd, senior from Fredericktown, won first place in Oberlin College's Class of 1915 Public Discussion Contest with "The Labor Reform Act of 1959." Bliss C. Cartwright, Laurie J. Oliver, and Roger T. Johnson shared second and third place prizes for their speeches on labor and government topics. The event is sponsored by the Ob erlin College Forensic Union, founded in 396 to promote public discussion.
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Oberlin
Betty L. Boyd
Fredericktown
Oberlin College
Laurie J. Oliver
Waukegan
Roger’ T. Johnson
Larchmont
Miss Oliver
Johnson
Overlin College Forensic Union
Fellowship Postpones Dinner To Dec 9 At Church
The Women's Fellowship of the Florence Congregational Church postpones the turkey dinner to December 9, serving from 5 to 7 pm at the church. Mrs Fred Hicks chairs the kitchen and Mrs Claude oi leads the dining room with Mrs Earl Bucks tick e assisting. The Rev Nils Jonson Jr and family plan to attend his father’s funeral in Baltimore. Robert Linder, a student at Oberlin Graduate School, preached the Sunday sermon at the church.
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Florence Congregational Church
Fred Hicks
Claude Oi
Earl Bucks Ticke
Nils Jonson Jr
Baltimore
Jonnson
Robert Linder
Qbderin Graduate School of Theotsey
Grace Lutheran Church Marks Two Anniversaries
Grace Lutheran Church in Oberlin will celebrate its 23rd anniversary and the 20th anniversary of its building, with a dinner at 6 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 2. The after-dinner speaker will be Rev. Kenneth Hoffman of Grace Lutheran Cleveland Heights and Concordia Publishing House board member.
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Oberlin
Grace Lutheran
West Lorain
Prospect Sts
Kenneth Hoffman
Grace
Lutheran Church
Cleveland Heights
Concordia Publishing House
Oberlin officials deny OCWC responsibility in child neglect case
Oberlin Community Welfare Council officials clarify they merely forwarded their file to Child Welfare, which conducted its own investigation and found the children were placed in foster homes after reports of begging for food. The memo urges readers to contact OCWC for verification of facts.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Community Welfare Council
OCWC
Oberlin Assembly to stage Maria Stuart scenes
Actresses Leslie Cass and Irene Baird will perform the Maria Stuart confrontation scene in Schiller's play at Oberlin College Finney Chapel as part of the Schiller Bicentennial events. The pair, from Play House under Ford Foundation program, discuss power in Schiller Shakespeare themes in Hall Auditorium November 18.
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Oberlin
Cleveland
Leslie Cass
Irene Baird
Schiller
Maria Stuart
Oberlin College
Finney Chapel
Oberlin Department of
Stephen Spender
Shakespeare
Hall
Miss Cass
Queen Elizabeth
Miss Baird
Mary of Scosland
Play House
Three Substitute Teachers Hired by School Board
Oberlin board approves employment of three substitute teachers for secondary and elementary schools. Beverly Gelwick of 160 North Main Street, Joan Pritchard of 61 South Professor Street, and Mabel Saner of 174 North Main Street will teach in the district.
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Oberlin
Board of Education
Beverly Gelwick
North Main St
Joan Pritchard
Mabel Saner
Firelands PTA to Host Panel Discussion at High School
Firelands Junior and Senior High School PTA meets tonight at the high school in Henrietta. The program theme is Praise and Reappraise your School with a panel moderated by James Ehrman and featuring Rev. Sam Larsen, Mrs Harold Bauman, Fred Matheny, Mr Louis Bettcher, and Mrs Shirley Sprague. Mrs Clarence Johannsen serves as hostess.
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Henrietta
Firelands
James Ehrman
Sam Larsen
Harold Bauman
Fred Matheny
Louis Bettcher
Shirley Sprague
Clarence Johannsen
Pianist Lois Baum Set For Oberlin Senior Recital
Lois Baum, major in Oberlin College Conservatory of Music, will present her senior recital Monday at 3 22 p m in Warner Concert Hall. She opens with Bach Prelude and Fugue in B minor, then Chopin Nocturne in C sharp minor Op posi Mazurka Op 24 No 1 and Mazurka in B flat major, and closes with Beethovens Sonatina Op 10 L. Baum, class of 1959, active in Modern Dance and Dorm Council, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Gustave A Baum of Highland Park Illinois. The recital is open to the public.
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Oberlin
Lois Baum
Pane
Oberlin College Conservatory of Music
Warner Concert Hall
Miss Baum
J. S. Bach
Three WSCS Units to Meet at 7 30 PM
Meetings of Esther Priscilla and Ruth Circles of the Woman's Society for Christian Service at First Methodist Church are set for 7 30 PM Esther Circle hosts Mrs Lorine Winegardner in Ship herd Lounge Quadrangle with Mrs Gladys Parker and Miss Vivian Peabody as hostesses Mrs Paul Secret will discuss the United Nations Priscilla Circle meets with Mrs Walter Carpenter Miss Florence Worcester assists hostess Mrs Sergey Podinamny will discuss UNICEF Ruth Circle gathers at the home of Mrs T B Walter 183 North Main Street
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Woman's Society
First Methodist Church
Esther Circle
Lorine Winegardner
Herd
Gladys Parker
M Iss
Vivian Peabody
iMrs
Paul Secret
United Nations
Priscilla Circle
Walter Carpenter
West iCollege St
Florence Worcester
Legion Names Delegates To County Council
Oberlin Legion unit announces delegates for the Lorain County Council for the year. Delegates include Frank B. Tanner, John A. Wood, Howard Gorske, James Mistv, Charles Alans and Frank Civmer with alternates Richard Twinging, Paul Rersme, Rote, Prien, Joan Hageard, Paul Stone and Dr James MacGranh. The council meets at Spirit of 75 Post No. 6 in Wellaston on Wednesday evening November 25.
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Oberlin
Foms
Karl Wilson Locke
Lorain
Wille Heic
Spirit of
Wellaston
Oberlin approves slow learners classes in schools
Oberlin schools gain approval from the division of special education in the State Department of Education. Superintendent Robert W. Donnan confirms the program will offer dedicated slow learners classes to assist students requiring special instruction.
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Oberlin
Division of Special Education
State Department of Education
Robert W. Doncan
Hellmuth to Testify on Federal Income Tax Structure
Oberlin economics professor William F. Hellmuth and Oberlin City Council member will testify before a Congressional Ways and Means subcommittee in Washington on November 17. He follows an invitation from chairman Wilbur Mills and will join experts from colleges, industry, labor, and agriculture to assess tax system reforms.
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Oberlin
William F. Hellmuth
Oberlin College
Washington
Hellmuth
Wilbur Mills
D. Ark
House
Ways and Means
Mills
Simpson Heads Advisory Group for Fulbright and Mundt Awards
Oberlin sociology anthropology professor George E. Simpson named chairman of the national advisory screening committee for Fulbright and Smith Mundt awards in sociology for 1951. The awards fund lectureships and research projects in this field.
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Oberlin
George E. Simpson
Prpfessor
College
Oberlin Library hosts book sale November eighteenth
Oberlin College Library offers about 2000 books in the Oven Shelf Room during regular hours on November 18. Prices range from 30 cents to 10 dollars with some higher priced items. Public, students, and faculty may attend. Books include political science titles, literary classics, biographies, novels, and foreign language volumes with some language readers. Many are new review copies or duplicates. Highlights include items from Dr. Charles H. A. Wager and eight other personal collections. Sale hours are 8:30 to 12, 1:30 to 3:30, and 7 to 9. The 10 cents to 10 dollar table is the best bargain area.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College Library
Eileen Thornton
Miss Thornton
Oberlin Trio Presents An Evening of Poetry
The First Poetry Trio of Oberlin College will present An Evening of Poetry Monday at p.m. in Allen Art Building Auditorium. Poems by Aragon Lawrence Pasternak and Rilke will be read by Warren Taylor in English John Kueler in French and Heinz Politzer in German Frank Silbajoris will join as guest reader reading Russian. The program, open without charge, marks the trio's longtime campus appearances and radio club readings.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Allen Art Building
Aragon, Lawrence, Pasternak
Rilke
Warren Taylor
John Kueler
Heinz Politzer
Frank Silbajoris
Politzer
Europe
Widows to Attend Thanksgiving Breakfast at Mt Zion
All widows who are members of Mt Zion Baptist Church in Oberlin will be guests of Pastor Rev. Fred L. Steen for a Thanksgiving morning breakfast. After the meal the women will listen to music.
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Oberlin
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Tne
Fred L. Steen
Committee to Study Student Dress at Oberlin High
Oberlin High School dress standards will be studied by a committee appointed by the advisory committee to the Board of Education. Superintendent Robert W. Duncan says the policy advisory group referred the matter for study and will pass it to a new panel of school principals two teachers and two students.
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Oberlin
Oberlin High School
Board of ‘Education
Robert W. Duncan
Duncan
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