Oberlin Parking Woes Blame Local Merchants
Oberlin City Manager H V Zahm says annual checks show 3 to 00 percent of downtown parking is taken by local merchants and their employees. He urges merchants to park in municipal lots or outside uptown to free spaces for customers. The report follows Chamber of Commerce parking talks and includes plans for community meetings and local club events through October.
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Oberlin
H. V. Zahny
Mtr Zahm
Women Voters
Anna Lord Strauss
League of Women Voters
League of Women Voters of
Prosp.et School
Monnay
Forsenic Union
Civil Service
Child Welfare
Voters Service
School Board
Village Council
Oberlin Stamp Club
Peoples Bank
George C. Minchenberg
Belden PTA Opens New School Year At Belden School
Belden school hosts first PTA meeting of the year in the auditorium with Mrs. Charles Prout presiding and a large turnout. Membership up from 44 to 136 paid. donations of 22.50 for hot lunch. four major projects discussed including coffee-maker purchase and sponsoring a Boy Scout group. A hot lunch trial period approved for three months. kitchen restoration cost to be investigated. Halloween party and Harvest Dance planned. various civic and social notes follow.
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School News
Belden
Parent-Teacher Association
Belden School
Charles Prout
Singing of
America
Assembly
Priven
Orrin Cradley
Frank MelIntire
Joseph Chizmadia
Chizmadia
Grafton Township
Chizmadha
Grange
Community Circle
Prout
Andrews
Ralph Campbell
Aa. G. Gelalles
Industrial Arts
Grange Hall
Hallowe’en
PTA
O. B. Schmeidhel
Chur Walte
Gordon Blackhall
Ross Ludwig
Charles Gestaceon
Columbia Kindergarten Attends First Day at Town Hall
Twenty nine children attended the first day of kindergarten at the town hall with Moss Cook of Lakewood in charge. The Senurs plan a November 12 play Just Ducky while the Garden club hosts a birthday luncheon October 21 at Columbia Hills Country club under Louise Hunter. Community interest grows as noon fire siren signals are explained as a test. A surprise fall breakfast is planned by the P T A at the town hall, and Mrs Roy Dettman leads the Ways and Means Committee. The Methodist Youth Fellowship met at Pat Snyder’s home with duties shared by Mrs LaVerne Snyder and Marylin Lacey. The quarterly conference elected officers including trustees, stewards, and leaders, while Rev Sidney R Vincent accepts a Baptist church call in Mani toba Canada.
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Columbia
Town Hall
Moss Cook
Lakewood
Ducky
Garden Club
Columbia Hills Country Club
Louise Hunter
Roy Dettman
Ways and Means
Fellowship
Methodist
Pat Snyder
LaVerne Snyder
Pat
Marylin Lacey
Methodist Church
Vernon Busch
Carroll Bartter
E. E. Crowell
R. C. VanArsdale
Frank Hales
Burl Martin
Hubert Morlock
Charles Hales
Marty Knoupt
Leo Martin
P. W. Heimemian
Riccording
J. R. VanaArsdale
Mary Leonard
Roland Martin
Oscar Green
Guchural
Russell Wade
J. R. VanArsdale
Henry Meigner
Franz Legerwell
Mass Maude Busth
Leonard Buchs
Oscar Given
Nelson Walter
John Britton
Don Crocker
Reland Martin
Dale Martin
Howard Tillgies
Lynn Hammon
Arthur Crocker
Burton Hales
Carroll Bunter
Gordon Hales
Aus
Fred Damimivyer
Womians Society
Wilma Hunt
Baptist Call
Iselden Quilt Club Plans Year and Names Officers
Evening discussions planned for the coming year announced Vivian Prout as world service secretary Irene Wise named special days secretary. Class teachers listed Muss Deulah Wise Gwen Benton Irene Wise Henry Sehriver Pauline Sooy Vision Prout Alma Nesbett. Next meeting to be held at Henry Sehriver home date to be decided. Refreshments served. Quilt club attendees from Iselden at Mrs George Hamberger LaGrange meeting included Erroa Wise Pauline Sooy Given Benton Linda Benton LaVerne Eppley and a noon dinner. Members brought their own needlework.
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Vivian Prout
World Service
Irene Wise
Muss Deulah Wise
Gwen Benton
Henry Sehriver
Pauline Svoy
Vision Prout
Alma Nesbett
Quilt Club
George Hamberger
LaGrange
Iselden
Erroa Wise
Pauline Sooy
Given Benton
Linda Benton
LaVerne Eppley
University Building Becomes Lightning Research Lab
University of Pittsburgh scientists await a strike on the 41 story Pitt building to expand their lightning library. Instruments atop the structure copy each bolt for lab testing. A 345000 amp bolt last year nearly damaged equipment, equal to the current draw of 300000 homes.
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University
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Pitt
Church adopts drive-in speakers for service in Madison
Trinity Lutheran Church in Madison South Dakota installs four automobile speakers outside the building to allow shut-ins and those unable to climb stairs to hear the religious services from their cars.
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Madison
S. D
Trinity Lutheran Church
Improved glass bottles cut weight and increase trips
Improved glass making methods yield milk bottles weighing one quarter less than older bottles and achieving about 45 percent more round trips, signaling efficiency gains in production and handling.
Florence Church Honors New Pastor in October Assembly
About forty five members gathered at the Florence Congregational Church October 4 to welcome Rev. and Mrs. Grafton Thomas and family after he accepted a call to Florence and Berlin Heights Congregational churches. A pot luck dinner followed by group singing and a lamp gift from the church group marked the event.
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Birmingham
Florence Congregational
Grafton Thomas
Thomas
Florence
Berlin Heights
Richard Brechmacher
Charles Humn
Ladies Aid
R.F.O.M
Fry
Community Club
Florida
Clarence Parker
Jim Clary
Joanne
Temperance
Mich
Parker
Henry Spooner
St. Petersburg
Fla
J. T. Hunter
Market Street
Scott
Norwalk Memorial Hospital
Spencer W S C S Entertained and Community Notes
Spencer W S C S entertained at Mrs J F Early home with regular business led by the president and a social time with refreshments. Nellie Luce hosted the Fidelity Bible class with devotions and a covered dish supper. Several residents visited relatives in Caldwell Litchfield Medina and New York. Legion Post 608 officers were installed in a joint Medina county ceremony. Robert Jackson received a post commander's pin. Ice Capades weekend guests attended events in Cleveland with local families.
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W.S.C.S
Spencer
J. F
Nellie Luce
Fidelity Bible
The
Baptist Church
Still
Charles Fuller
Violet Margaretbge
Caldwell
Albert Deitz
Fern
Litchfield
Marion Clifford
Ray Merman
Medina
Perry Herman
Lloyd Lechleitner
Glen
Hugh Eglin
Cherry Corners
B. L. Myers
Howard McCourt
Blaine Shaw
Itay Hill
New York
Clarence Dague
Leona Rogers
Cleveland Arena
Legion
Spencer Legion
American Legion
Lad
Medina County
Delmar Roberts
Robert Jackson
Ralph Butcher
Henry Puhr
Joanne
Crestline
Puhr
Ais Giles Anderson
Brighton
Lawrence Butcher
Cleveland
E Allen
William Biesley
Sycamore
Fred Wassen Wipe
Mise Ruth North
East Liverpool
Wakeman PTA Tea Aims to Honor Neighbors and Leaders
Wakeman PTA hosted a tea yesterday from ten to noon without the school present, under the supervision of the PTA. Vic Buckley chaired the program committee with Mrs Carl Potty and Mrs Lincoln filling roles. guests included local figures and volunteers as attendees enjoyed pastel decor, flowers, and refreshments.
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PTA
Neves Wakeman
Teene
Clarksfield Hosts Eastern Stars Memorial Session
Wake man Chapter of Eastern Stars met last Tuesday with forty four members and eight visitors. A memory album picture ceremony honored late Mrs. Sadie Clark and Mrs. Mary Beecher. Memorial rites featured "Land Beyond" and a rose tribute as Mrs. Gerber led, with songs by Mrs. Byron. Visitors included members from Collins and Cleveland chapters.
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Clarksfield
Frederick Gerber
Wakeman
Eastern Stars
Geiger
Edith Brookover
Doris Prince
Alva “Plue
Hunleyon
Collins
Effie Easton
Harold T. Landeryou
Sadie Clark
Mary Beecher
Gerber
Gertrude Webber
Lualta Gerber
Frances Byron
Doris German
New London
Local Grange Nominates Officers and Sets October Meeting
Russell retained as secretary and Oma Booth elected treasurer. Grace Russell reappointed program chairman. Outgoing treasurer Mabel Gunn reports $295 in treasury. Next meeting set for October 14 at Oma Booth’s home with program by Loss Gray. Visitors from Los Angeles enjoy refreshments. twenty-four members attend. Grange inspection by Deputy Master Robert Earl slated for October 8. Worthy Master Lawrence Kelley urges officer and member turnout. Several visitors from California visit local relatives, including Park Hall and family in the area.
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Park Hall
Los Angeles
Cal
O. J. Welch
Hall
Allie Welch
Alvina Keith
West Clarksfield
Leon Rounds
Dickie
Ramon
Elyria
Clarence Rounds
Guy Harwood
North Olmsted Community Events Highlight Local Clubs
North Olmsted holds a Ladies Aid style show October 12 in Warner Hall with frocks hats models and tea. Monthly Women’s Club meets October 11 with guest speaker Mrs E J Kenealy on Know Your Candidates followed by tea. Kiwanis hosts Three 4 H girls clubs October 11 with dinner and program at North Olmsted High School auditorium featuring Merry Maids Sew and Sew and Sub Debs groups.
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Ladies Aid
North Olmsted Congregational Church
Warner Hall
Aid
Harry Menkel
John Walls
G. Ettler
Mark Gardner
Charles Gardner
Frank Gardella
Women’s Club
E. J. Kenealy
Lorain Road
E. M. Christman
Willard Fording
Grace Hunter
George Ettler
Jack Kovacky
A. Dunford
Henniger
Nettie Biddulph
Ralph Biddulph
Nf. Bidwell
Gertrude Collier
Board of Education
Elroy Christman
Kiwanis Club
Merry Maids
Nina Morse
Davidson
F. L. Ackroyd
Church events and society notes from West Park area
The town hall talk featured Rev I R Edward J Halloran of Bishop Hoban's office on the church organization. A sectional inter club meeting with West Park Berea Olmsted Falls and North Olmsted clubs is set for October 12 at 6 30 p m in West Park club room with Harrison Dillard and coach Eddie Finnigan as speakers. A Halloween card party and dance is planned for Friday October 22 by the Junior Women's Club. The Jr Women's regular meeting is October 14 at 8 p m at Par Three club house with a social evening after the business session. Mrs Lee Bardwell is president. Births announce the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Elden Hopple at Polyclinic Hospital Cleveland on Sunday October 3. Brief notes mention visits by Mr and Mrs Richard Flower and children of Norrisville Pa with Mrs Sadie Pomeroy and Miss Lucretia Pomeroy, and visits by Rev Joseph Dudley and Mr and Mrs Paul Young of Kennedy Ridge with various guests from Detroit and Akron.
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Ing
I. R. Edward J. Halloran
Bishop Hoban
West Park
Berea
Olmsted Falls
North Olmsted
Harrison Dillard
Olympic
Eddie Finnigan
Lee Bardwell
Elden Hopple
East Park Drive
Polyclinic Hospital
Cleveland
Richard Flower
Norrisville
Kennedy Ridge
Francis Widing
M. H. Quick
Martha Quick
Detroit, Mich
Wakeman Church Honors Rev and Mrs Floyd Bryan
The Rev and Mrs Floyd Bryan were honored with a reception and shower in Wakeman church parlors last Wednesday. A pot luck supper preceded the program with fall flower centerpieces. Eleanor Picken played piano after group singing as Hazel Gibson Ernestine Swinenart Bess Bailey and Ruth Wolffe sang. Gerald Ross hosted and introduced Kenneth Buckle and LK Foreman who spoke briefly. The Rev Bryan expressed fond regard for Wakeman and its people as gifts were opened. World Wide Communion and Rally Day activities followed with youth groups and missions talks, plus plans to attend the World Friendship Caravan at Florence church. Garden Club volunteers Blaine Hurst Clair Ginste and others helped with fair flowers.
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Gerald Ross
Kenneth Buckle
LK. Foreman
Bryan
Wakeman
Wakeman Congregational Church
Martha Ross
Mr Bryan
Porto Rico
Florence
Garden Club News
Blaine Hurst
Clair Ginste
Kemp Whitney
Camden Garden Club judges and October meeting note
Prosser and Mrs Blackwell of Camden judged flowers and dolls while Mrs Whitney serves as regional garden club president. The October meeting will be on October 27 with M Milton Hurst replacing the third Wednesday. decorators for church are Mrs C F Thomas M Jay Seringer and Mrs Tom Grade. Donations of flowers appreciated.
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Prosser
Mrs. Blackwell
Camden
Whitney
Garden Club
M. Milton Hurst
C. F. Thomas
M. Jay Seringer
Tom Grade
Wakeman
Galden
Doris Bursley
Glen Beecher
Dalton
Wayne Dalton
Ronald Carey
Allen Todd
Ann Stackhouse
Marlene Toad
Mr. Everett
Monroeville
Cole
New London
Kemp Whitney
Robert Findley
Norwalk
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