Oberlin Bypass Feasibility Stirs City Planning
Oberlin planners study a proposed bypass to divert coal trucks from Main Street while noting the option seems remote through 1980. The Lorain County Regional Planning Commission foresees traffic growth but warns major street changes may not be needed, with possible tests of routing and state annexation later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Lorain County
George Cervone
The
City Planning Commission
Obertin
Werar
TORRE
Thorne St
McGun
Nis
IES
LORPC
Angie
College and
Main Sts
Hamilton St
Pyle - South
Amherst
Butternut Ridge
New Hall Eyed For Erie Fair
Erie County Fair Board plans a new exhibition hall on South Columbus grounds and drafts a master plan for future site development. Secretary-manager Karl Kurtz notes a $15,000 base project and calls in experienced fair leaders from other Ohio counties to assist. The board will outline an expansion program for county commissioners on the 35 acre site under a 20 year lease from the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Erie County Fair Board
Columbus ‘Ve
Fair Board
Karl Kurtz
Kurtz
Ohio
Columbus
County
Global Fresh Water Volume Could Raise Ocean Level
If all fresh water from every lake were poured into the sea the global ocean level would rise about two inches. The estimate highlights the vast storage of freshwater in lakes and the limited impact on long term ocean depth.
Oberlin Forms Welfare Health Unit Committee
A committee of at least ten will study merging the Oberlin Community Welfare Council and the Oberlin Health Commission. A joint planning meeting is tentatively set for Oct 13 with four representatives from each organization and two members at large from OCWC. Other agency reps to be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin Community Welfare Council
Oberlin Health Commissinn
Robert Rais
Informaton
Thomas
Dr. Bay
OCWC
Oscar H. Schettler
Otis McKee
Rais
Nancy McMurray
John June
A. Cochrane
Mel Martens
United Appeal
Leonard Stidley
Don Love
Dr Beloff to Air The Berlin Crisis at Oberlin
Oxford University scholar Dr Max Beloff will deliver the Amy F and Beatty B Williams Lecture at Oberlin College Assembly on Friday Oct 13 in Finney Chapel. He will also speak at 4 30 p.m. and 7 30 p.m. in Kettering Hall on Europe unity and related topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Max Beloff
Oxford University
Amy F
Beatty B Williams
Oberlin College
Finney Chapel
Berlin
Beloff
Frday
George ‘Bryant
Kettering Hall of Science
America
Europe
Dr. Beloff
Gladstone
All Souls College
Oxford
Brookings Institution
Washington
Willams
Oberin
Robert McAfee Brown
Union Theological Seminary
Donald Tyerman
The
Economist
Shakedown Backfires Pair Jailed in Sandusky
Two 18 year olds in Sandusky, William C. Hall and James W. Touch Davis, are jailed on $1,000 bond each after municipal court hearing on October 6. They face armed robbery charges linked to a shakedown racket targeting younger boys with four strong arm robberies, two on September 15 and two on September 2, reported after Sandusky High football games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
William C. Hall
James W.touch Davis
James A. Young
Sandusky High
Church Plans Layman Sunday In Huntington
Huntington United Church to observe Laymen's Sunday this week at 10 30 am with H B Boyd as head layman. Rev Dale Clark and Mrs Clark away preaching in Utica Ohio at two Methodist churches. Youth Fellowship meets at the church at 8 pm. Monday meeting set for Huntington Parent Teacher Association at the school at 8 pm announced by principal Leo Koons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Huntington United Church
H. B. Boyd
Dale Clark
Utica
Ohio
Youth Fellowship
Parent - Teacher Association
Leo Koons
Area GI recruits complete training and assignments
Veterans notes report completions of recruit training at various bases. Marine Pvt Gerald E Tansey of Vermilion will report to Camp Lejeune for combat infantry training. James E Root of Norwalk completed at Great Lakes. J Gilbert P Garnes, East Norwalk, joined USAF and is at Lackland AFB with planned technical training. Aurman Garnes of Seville previously ran Garnes Auto Parts with his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Gerald E. Tansey
Frank M. Tansey
R.D. 1
Darrow Road
Vermilion
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Parris Island
S. C
Camp Lejeune
N. C
James E. Root
Ralph L. Harmon
W. Seminary St
Norwalk
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Gilbert P. Garnes
Gilbert Garnes
East Norwalk
Air Force
Lackland Afb
Texas
Garnes
Aurman Garnes
Seville High School
Rt. 18
New Milan Grange Officers Installed
New Milan Grange installed officers by an installation team from Margaretta led by Jay Graves. Officers include Emery Lewis master and George Rosekelly treasurer, with several named spouses and aides, and Miss Maria Mussnich of Brazil attended as guest speaker. A separate Erie County Grange meeting led to traffic violation fines totaling 355 dollars.
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Milan
Margaretta
Jay Graves
Emery Lewis
Wiliam Kaiser
William Kaiser
Lotte Thurston
Russell Nickles
George Rosekelly
Homer Rosekelly
Alto Miller
Bert Meyers
Elsie Lou-Wikes
William Oetzel
Grover Balcom
Jack Gardner
William Knauer
Maria Mussnich
Brazil
Grange
Mussnich
Herbert Kaiser
Huron
Pomona Grange
Paul Work
Erie Coun
Erie Grange Hall
Louis Balazs
Worth St
Oregon
Jack Kaufman
Vine St
Sandusky
Robert S. Bowers
Erie Ave
Paul J. Sabo
Vermlion
Michael Sebo
Vermilion
Daniel Meyers
Rt. 1
Kimball
Jesus Avila
Wilbert St
Sarmousky
Robert Ford
Finke
Oak Harbor
Bernice Barden
West 12Th St
Loram
Charles Price
Milwaukee
Wis
Nellie Zachman
42Nd St
Edwin France
Oak Lawn
Archie Welch
R.D
Fremont
Robert Corwin
Main St
Robert Sharkey
Jefferson St
Oberlin Municipal Court Hears Traffic and Assault Cases
Clifford L. Witbeck pleaded not guilty to a traffic light violation and was found guilty with a $100 fine and suspended costs. James Thompson, 47, of R.D. Par sons Rd., was charged with assault and battery, found guilty, fined $100, and sentenced to 10 days in jail. James Todhunter of 732 Skyline Dr Lorain was fined $25 for speeding and received a 60 day license suspension.
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Clifford L. Witbeck
James Thompson
R.D
Parsons Rd
James Todhunter
Skyline Dr
Lorain
Only 21 of 267 Gettysburg words exceed three syllables
A linguistic note analyzes Abraham Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address, counting 267 words and finding only 21 with more than three syllables. The study highlights Lincoln’s concise diction and the speech’s enduring rhythm.
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By Ted Wood
Russia Township
Paul Arnold
McGinnis
State Economic and Industrial Department
Erie
Csaan
Binninger Jewelers
Broad Street
Elyria
Caspian Sea
Sea of Galillee
Dead Sea
Ownne
Brunswick
Dave Marks
Griswold
Oberlin Municipal Court
Dahlberg
Hearing Service
E. Broad St
Posite
Fairfax
Moterate Inc
Gene’s Pastry Shop
East River Street
Imperial Beauty Salons
Third Street
Ridgeview
FLUS
Neisner
O'Neil
Sheffield
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