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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1959

Page

24

FAA Center Nears Operational Readiness in Elyria Build

The FAA air traffic control center on east Lorain Street is about three months from ready, with exterior work done and electrical control room started. Equipment costs top four million dollars, and the center will cover airspace from Syracuse to Goshen with standby power and Atlas Watchman time service providing clocking of entry and exit. Edward Schafer and three other guards staff the time service, with a swing game in place.

Oberlin Federal Aviation Agency East Lorain St Joe Palamara FAA Baic Palamara Cif Syracuse WN. C Columbus Goshen Ind Canada Atlas Watchman Service, Inc Chicago Edward H. Schafer East ‘Fourth St Elyria Gmae Edward B. Schafer Atlas Watchman Service Inc Schafer East Fourth St. Elyria

Oberlin Vespers to feature Yale preacher Dr Browne Barr

Yale Divinity School professor Dr Browne Barr will speak at Oberlin College Vespers in Finney Chapel on Sunday at 4 45 pm His topic Christian Freedom New Chains for Old marks the final Vespers with President William Stevenson whose resignation becomes effective January 1 The Oberlin Choir will sing under Robert Fountain and the Oberlin Brass Chorus will perform from the Finney Chapel tower Barr has taught at Yale since 1953 and previously served churches in Connecticut The next Vespers on January 10 features Nelson Gleuck president of Hebrew Union College

Oberlin Browne Barr Yale Divinity Schovel Rue College Finney Chapel Oberlin College Wiliam E. Stevenson Stevenson Mifi Robert Fountain Oberlin Brass Chor Arthur Wiliams Fimney Chapel Barr Yale University Waterbury Middletown Connecticut Cornell Wellesley Dartmouth Smith Nelson Gleuck Hebrew Union College

Judge Calls Meeting To Save Eleven Lives

Lorain County officials and police chiefs are invited to a 7 30 p m meeting in Municipal Judge David R. Goldthorpe's chambers to seek ways to reduce traffic fatalities. Goldthorpe noted 31 deaths so far this year versus 42 last year and urged attendees to contribute ideas to save lives.

Oberlin David R. Goldthorpe Goldthorpe Lorain

20 Court Arrests Reported

Oberlin-Trent court arrests were recorded by the Oberlin Police Department in October per a monthly report by Capt. Myron Brill. The department issued 3 parking doxers, handled 16 juvenile investigations, picked up 16 dogs, recovered 19 bicycles, and reported 30 accidents. Five prowling complaints were uninvestigated, 16 missing persons were found, and 293 arrest cases were handled for other departments. Eight persons were given alco Meter tests. 4 were charged with driving while intoxicated. None were from Oberlin.

Oberlin — Trent Oberin Myron Brill Eve Oterln

Douglass College Alumnae Fund Solicitor Named

Mrs. Wallace M. Robeson of 90 South Professor Street has been named as fund solicitor for the Douglass College Alumnae Fund. The 1960 drive began this month and will run until March. New Brunswick college alumni hope to raise more than last year’s 7.50, mainly from Douglass graduates.

Odserlin Wallace M. Robeson South Professor St Douglass College New Brunswick, N. J. College

Oberlin police report shows rise in juvenile cases

October juvenile investigations rose by 12 from September, totaling 20 with four youths in serious trouble warranting juvenile court citations. Cmdr. Rudy Neumann downplays alarm, says most offenses not more serious than prior month while noting more incidents overall. Cemetery dept. held thirteen funerals that month. Street safety and parking complaints near Oberlin Business College prompted signal and parking changes. Council meeting held Monday.

Oberlin Cpl Rudy Neumann Rudy Mom

Traffic Law Violations Result in Fines Across Municipal Court

Six persons pled guilty in Municipal Court to traffic law violations and were fined a total of 110 plus costs. Grover Moore of Lorain received the heaviest penalty for reckless operation with 50 dollars plus costs. Other offenders include Lemam Fureron of 127 South Park Street for failure to yield, Robert L. Frost of Spencer for following too close, Walker Intersell for passing an orphanage road, Ivan LeMitza of Elyria for running a stop sign, and John Abell of 47 West Vine Street for failing to stop at a red light.

Oberlen Cour Leman -Fureron South Park Robert L. Frost R.D Spencer Walker Intersell Wakeman Ivan Le‘Mitz East Ave Elyria John Abell West Vine St

Fellowship Meeting Moved to Darwin Sharp Home

KIPTON The Women s Fellowship at the Com manch Church will meet Thursday at Mrs Darwin Sharp s home instead of the church as previously reported Members should bring their own table service A 90th birthday celebration for J W Perkins was held Sunday evening with relatives visiting and plans to spend the winter in Daytona Beach Fla Also noted were Sunday dinner guests and upcoming homemaker club events with embroidered apron projects and visits from Elyria Wakeman and Berea residents

Nior Women's Club Jwithout Iruth Judy Vedhtene Carol Lane Phillins Frank Zavodsky Shell Oi Co Johnny Robbinson Overlin Inn Perkins Hazel Sandrack Daytona Beach Fla Leon Gibson Camden Homemaker’s Club Dean Morgan Harlan Vin ‘Cent Elyria Harry Uudlam Joe Ric Cardi

Intermuseum Association Names Officers for 195

Intermuseum Conservation Association trustees elect officers for the year 195. Richard MacLanathan of the Munson-Williams-Proctor Institute Utica New York is re elected president. H Chloe Hamilton curator Allen Art Museum is elected secretary. Richard D Buck director of the Intermuseum Laboratory remains treasurer. The association was founded in 1952 and is located in the Allen Art Building.

Oberlin Intermuseum Conservation Association Richard MacLanathan Munson-Williams-Proctor Institute Utica H. Chloe Hamilton Allen Art Museum Richard D. Buck Intermuseum Laboratory Allen Art Building

British Pianist Lympant to Perform at Oberlin Recital

British pianist Miss Lympant will present the third Oberlin Artist Recital Series concert at Finney Memorial Chapel Tuesday at 8 p.m. Sponsored by Oberlin College Conservatory of Music, the program features Liszt and Chopin works with Brill, plus Baroque pieces.

Oberlin Moore Lympant Finney Memorial Chonin Rand Ravel E Coumperin England Royal ‘Academy of Music Miss Lampany Great Britain London Philharmonic Soviet Union Royal Festival Hall Carnegie Hall The New York Times

Oberlin Court Income Totals 6433.30 Dollars

Oberlin Municipal Court revenue for last month totaled 6433.30 dollars per a report by Judge David R. Galthorpe and Clerk of Courts Mary Macha.

Oberlin Oberlin Municipal Court David R. Goldthorpe Mary Macha

Oberlin City Council names Nord as chairman for year

Ellis and Nord elected as chairman and vice chairman of Oberlin City Council for the coming year. Nord, president of Nordson Corp, will lead council starting Jan. 1 with Ellis as vice chair. Long and Comings retain seats. Blanchard and Davis join the new slate.

Nord Oberlin City Oberlin Eric Nord Wade Ellis Ganaicie Tehegem Wotil Jan. L Rarold Gibson E. P. Zahm Grew Stofan Qty Richard J. Dunn Grover L. Severs James F Elis Council Chronicle Telegram Nordson Corp Amhherst Chronicle-Telegram Blanchard Public Unities Commission Planning Commission

Guilty Plea Is Changed In Local Court

Jesse Wallace of Elyria was advised by Municipal Judge David R. Goldthorpe to change his plea from guilty to innocent on a spreading charge. Wallace claimed it would have been impossible for a State Police officer to clock him at 70 mph on Rt 13 before arrest. The judge accepted the plea of innocent and scheduled Wallace to appear in court at 9 am on December 3, with the arresting officer to testify.

Oberlin Jesse Wallace Dek St Elyria David R.goldthorpe Wallace jP_folman Rt 13 Goldthorper

Lesson Costs 250 Junk Dealer Learns About Titles

Louis Smith of Sil Nova pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to 18 counts of failure to surrender titles after a junk car operation yielded 408 titles. State Patrolman W D Campbell testified he learned of the scheme when stopping at the yard on Oct 13 and 27, and Norman Beller argued Smith did not know the process. The judge fined Smith 25 on each count. Campbell said the case remains under investigation by state authorities.

Oberlin Louis Smith Sil Nova Smith W. D. Campbell Norman Beller Bureau of Motor Vehicles Campbell Stt

Oberlin Campus Church Vocations Parley Set

The ninth annual Conference on Church Vocations will be held Friday and Saturday on the Oberlin College Graduate School of Theology campus. Juniors and seniors from Ohio and Michigan colleges will explore ministry paths with talks by Yale Divinity School and Oberlin faculty, plus guests including Robert A. Baker and Sydney Bunker.

Oberlin Oberlin College Graduate School of Theology Ohio Michigan Christian Church Walter M. Horton Shipherd

Ellis To Attend State Conference On Education

Oberlin College mathematics professor Wade Ellis will attend a statewide conference of the Ohio Council on Teacher Education in Columbus on Saturday November 27. The conference topic is Improving Professional Laboratory Experiences of Prospective Teachers. On Monday November 23, Ellis will travel to Washington DC for a directors conference on arranging visiting foreign staff for summer programs. Ellis directs Oberlin's Summer Mathematics Institute.

Oberlin Wade Elis Oberlin ‘College Ohio Council On Teacher Education Columbus Satuday Ellis Washington, D. C Dr. Ellis

Flock Owners Back Wayne Poultry Program

Hubert W Hoch of Prospect says he has followed the Wayne poultry program for years and reports consistently high egg production and quality. He notes thousands of other flock owners share the positive assessment over a 365 day period.

Hubert W. Hoch Prospect Wayne Poultry Program

Wayne Egg Feeds Show High Returns for Flocks

Wayne Egg Feeds offer more value with Wayne Farm flocks. The program reports 262 eggs per hen over 12 months, feed conversion of 3.77 pounds per dozen, and a 94.1 percent yearly livability. Recommend the Wayne plan tailored to your operation.

Wayne Wayne Farm Wayne Research Farm

Also Mentioned on This Page

By Ted Wood Berm October Street Department Cemetery Department Garnard Cowling Florida East College Sitrom Oberlin Business College Grover Moore Darwin Sharp Home Mrs. Dean Morgan Agnes Garland Albert Scheid George Killer Richard Miler Gary Roland Scheid Daxytona Beach Maxine Miller of Berea Richard Buller Intermuseum Association Names Officers Moura Lympany Ebigc Nord Wade Ell College and Community News Bureau Ted Wood South Pleasant St Merle Hanmer Yale Divinity School Fairchild Chapel Robert A. Baker Methodist Church Sydney Bunker American Board Peter Goodfelsow Episcopal Diocese of Robert Raines Aldersgate Methodist Church Warrensville Helen Turnbull United Church Women National Council of Churches Amherst Memorial Studio Evert Jackson St Amherst South Main St Oberlin, Ohio
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