Tenor 10 presents recital at Oberlin
Bruce Benjamin, tenor and professor at Oberlin Conservatory, will give a recital in Warner Concert Hall on Friday December 2 at 3 18. The program features Haydn, Mahler, Strauss, De Falla, Ravel, Respighi, Vaughan Williams, and Britten works, with accompanist Jan H. Bungate. No admission charge. public invited.
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Oberlin
Bruce Benjamin
Oberlin Conservatory of Muse
Warner Concert Hall
Haydn
Adelaide
Beethoven
Jan the Proud
Riffes
Witten
Joseph Itungate
Berlin Conservatory
Voice of the People from North Ridgeville Ohio 1952 election critique
A North Ridgeville letter questions politician pledge keeping after the 1952 election. The writer criticizes post election apathy and voters being misled by slogans like economy courtesy and honesty. The piece reflects local civic frustration and demands accountability from public leaders.
Wellington Masons Elect Wellington Lodge Officers
Charles Omeroid was elected Worshipful Master of the Wellington Lodge F and A M. Other officers chosen include Harry Allen Senior Warden Ev Brandt Junior Warden Lyn Coates Senior Deacon John Duff Junior Deacon Vern Banning Secretary William Bennett Treasurer Robert Werrick Tyler Installation set for the second Monday in December with Keith Andrews installing officer.
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Masons
Wellington
Nuvi
Charles Omerald
Welington Lodge F
A. M
Harry Allen
Ev Brandt
Lyn Coates
John Duff
Vern Banning
William Bennett
Robert Werrick
Tyler
Keith Andrews
Virtue and economy in politics prompt public critique
A letter to the editor questions politicians praise of honesty courtesy and economy. The writer argues self interest drives many public schemes with grand titles like Good Government and Welfare Work, urging thrift and taxpayer restraint amid deflated incomes and rising taxes. A second note from Elmer Benelson complains about service charges and billing differences between OPS and Cleveland Illumination Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notehbor
Victor
Old Jim
Cleveland Illumination
K. W
O.P.S
Cleveland Illumination Co
Elmer Benelson
E. Second St
Elyria
Hunger marchers face prompt eviction in Parkersburg
About 30 groups of hunger marchers are en route to Parkersburg, Ohio river bridge to be met by state and local police. Mayor A C Murdoch says they will be forced to move on immediately and not allowed to stop, insisting Parkersburg has nothing to give.
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Parkersburg
A. CG Murdoch
Ohio River Bridge
Denison Women Work Through College Here and There
Denison University officials report that 92 women and 65 men on the payrolls work to fund their education. Women fill roles typing library and laboratory aid and dormitory hall girl duties while many coeds skip breakfast for extra rest. In nearby Portsmouth, J. B. Sperry, 43, of New Boston, was fatally struck by a car Tuesday.
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Granville
Denigon University
Denison University
Denison
Portsmouth O
J. B. Sperry
New Boston
Man charged with manslaughter in street collision
Ambrose Gallagher 27 of Cleveland held on $10,000 bail after his car at 50 mph struck and killed two sisters Betty and Mane Valerone as they crossed a street. Witnesses say he sped away after the crash and police report he admitted drinking at the time, with prior liquor convictions.
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Ambrose Gallagher
Cleveland
Betty
Mane
Valerone
Gallagher
Ben Drrking
Capital Police To Meet Hunger Army Demonstration
Washington leaders plan to block Hunger Watchers at the District boundary for a three day stay. Police Chief Dinest W Brown said violence free passage would be limited to small, staggered car convoys and no marches or rallies would be allowed on Capitol grounds. Leader Herbert Benjamin of New York expected about 1200 marchers with food and lodging promised by sympathizers.
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Washington
Wty
Dinest W Brown
District of Columbia
Capitol Police Board
Congress
Brown
Capitol
Herbert Benjamin
New York
Champion Steer Brings $693 at Ohio auction
Urbana High School senior Sieven White, master of a 990 pound grand champion steer, sees $693 from Kroger Grace & Baking Co. at the eighth Ohio Junior Livestock Exhibition auction. Reserve champion from Vaughnsville weighed 930 pounds and sold for 25 cents a pound to W L Bryan, who will donate it to the Little Sisters of the Poor. In Cleveland, Athay Brown was sentenced to die for the murder of Mrs Frances Holt in a theatre robbery case, with the electric chair set for March 10. In Newark, George Halaczk, 45, drowned at a Baltimore and Ohio shop water pit, leaving 11 children.
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Cleveland
Sieven White
Urbana, O
Ohio
White
Kroger Grace & Baking Company
Metlio Benrouth
Vaughnsville
Putnam County
W. L. Bryan
Little Sisters of the Poor
Brown
George P. Baer
Frances Holt
Laurence Holt
Carrie Sfess
Richmond
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Voice OF
THE
People
North Ridgeville
de Edita
Chronicle
Syria
Petionsls
Lectorate
Peters Tatdware
LINGLEVY + PUGS - SHADES Co
Brow & West Ave
Blocher Villa
Beall Ave
Wooster
Burroughs
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Stanara
Violet Curtice
Herrick Ave
East
Sca
Junior Grislinger
Courtland
Walter West
Friendship Guild
Congregational Church
John Stacey
Stacey
E. F. Grose
John Hild
Charles Baum
EB. L Bariick
Margaret Warner
Henry Daugherty
Baking Exchange
Exa Rowland
Roy McCormack
West
Paul Recard
Paul Min
Frank Murray
Ina Omeroid
QE 8
Charles Omeroid
Sara Binder
Joseph T Larsen
Harry Perkins
Fred Andrews
John Wight
Lydia Sheldon
Blanch Sutliff
Lena Dibble
CG. A. Gott
Lettie Hawk
Perkins
Stella Smith
Hotel England
Christina Smith
Franklin Jones
Sewickley
Frank Baker
Albert Bishop
Mary Redman
Spencer
Perg Knapp
Barker Street
Lawrence Baker
Lorain
Ann Krajac
Bean Hole
Community Dry
Broad St
Mery
Aners
Ver
Athay Brown
Ohio Penitentiary
Newark
George Halaczk
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
WEN
Byd
Only &c
BOXYS
Boys Union
Wasserman’s Clothes Shoppe
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
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