Oberlin Professor Premieres Call of the Mountain
Prof K T Rogers of Oberlin College Zoologist presents his four year in the making nature film Call of the Mountain at Hall Auditorium Saturday 7 30 p m. Scenes were shot in 1951 1954 and during the 1954 Christmas vacation in the Canadian Rockies with a notable Rocky Mountain goat shot. The maker, a third year teacher at Oberlin, previously taught at the University of Michigan Medical School and produced the 1953 Development of the Chick educational film. He holds Harvard AB MA PhD and Phi Beta Kappa honors and earned the Silver Star as a U S Army officer.
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K. T. Rogers
Oberlin College
Hall Auditorium
Rogers
High Sierras
California
Canadian Rockies
Jasper Park
Luther
University of Michigan Medical School
American Ornithologists Union
Boston
Harvard University
Ranger
Kay Rogers
Huron County Grange Installations Draw 400 Attendees
Over 400 Grangers from Huron and neighboring counties gathered at North Fairfield High School for the countywide installation of officers. The OSU University Grange Degree team led by Professor Watson demonstrated degree work, with Gary Ricketts of Willard serving as degree master. George Sweeting was installed Master of Fairfield Grange and hosted guests before a dance at the North Fairfield Grange Hall.
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New London
Huron
North Fairfield High School
University Grange
OSU
Professor Watson
Ohio State
Gary Ricketts
Willard
Willard Grange
Watson
Russia's Greatest Military Machine Warns U S Counterpunch Lacking
Washington reports Gen. George C. Kenney, former U S air commander in the Pacific, warns Russia has the greatest military machine in history and that the United States still lacks a counterpunch to answer a sudden Soviet attack.
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Washington
George C. Kenney
U.S
Pacific
Russia
First motorist arrested in Maine speed limit crackdown
Lewiston Maine dispatch reports Rodmond Mahaffy 55 of Claymont Delaware a member of Delaware highway safety committee was arrested on a speeding charge and released after paying court costs.
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Mahaffy
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Highway Safety Committee
Andor Toth Faculty Recital At Oberlin College
Andor Toth violin with Arthur Dann piano presents Oberlin College second faculty recital of the year on October 18 in Warner Concert Hall. Program includes Bruch Concerto No. 1 in G minor Handel Sonata No.4 Chausson Poeme Opus 23 and de Falla Kreisler Danse Espanol. Admission is free.
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Andor Toth
Arthur Dann
Oberlin College
Warner Concert Hall
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Toth
Houston Symphony Orchestra
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Oberlin String Quartet
NBC Symphony Chautauqua Symphony
Gordon Quartet
Amati Quartet
Cleveland Orchestra
Egyptian Guest At Library In Oberlin
Yusuf Iskandar of the United States Information Agency in Cairo visits Oberlin College Library for a ten day orientation. He catalogs view books for Cairo Alexandria collections and assists reference work. Iskandar also serves as secretary of the Egyptian Library Association and is a member of the Cairo YMCA and the Lion's Club.
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Oberlin College
Yusuf Iskandar
United States Information Agency
Cairo
Egypt
Iskandar
Alex Jandria
U. S. Information Agency
United States
Gberlin
Egyptian Library Association
YMCA
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Lion’s Club
Two Pinochle Club Members Win High Awards
Mrs. James Warner and Wilbur Ferrell were high for the evening at the July Twelve Pinochle Club gathering. Prizes went to the two players and lunch was served by the hostess at the Berchak home in North Ridgeville. The next meeting is set for November 13 at the Rice home in Brentwood Lake village.
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Ridgeville
James Warner
Wilbur Ferrell
James Berchak
North Ridgeville
Jack Rice
Brentwood Lake Village
South Amherst MYF Plans Rummage Sale
The South Amherst Methodist Youth Fellowship scheduled a rummage sale for Saturday at the Town Hall after gaining permission to use council rooms. Members seek donations and plan to visit the City Mission in Cleveland Thursday evening. Martha Harris presided. Abrs. Al Eschke led readings. Lenore Hummer will review the book’s second chapter on October 8 at 6 p.m.
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South Amherst
Methodis
Cleveland
Martha Harris
al Eschhke
Jed
Bass Harris
Lenore Hummer
Eastwood Elementary It Is Ending Debate
Oberlin board of education approved naming the new East College Street school Eastwood Elementary School after months of citizen input. No formal dedication will occur. the building will be dedicated to all Oberlin teachers and an open house is planned near early November.
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East College St
Eastwood Elementary
Oberlin Community String Festival Planned for Dec 10
Oberlin string players are invited to join a Community String Festival on December 10 in Finney chapel. Festival chair Clifford Cook of the Oberlin College Conservatory says rehearsals will be brief and three groups will perform including the Oberlin Orchestra string section, the Oberlin String Quartet, and a large community string orchestra. The ensemble will perform Vaughan Williams Concerto Grosso, a 1950 work with parts for various skill levels.
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Finneychapel
Clifford Cook
Oberlin College Conservatory
Oberlin Orchestra
David Robertson
Oberlin String Quartet
Andor Toth
Elaine Lee
Larrie Moore
John Frazer
Conservatory of Music
College of Arts and Science
R. Vaughan Williams
Williams
Oberlin Alumni Spend Weekend On Campus
About 100 Oberlin College alumni return for the first Class and Club Presidents Councils meeting. They will attend classes, rehearsals, sports practices, barbecue, homecoming events, and panel discussions on student life, with services and social gatherings planned Sunday.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Tappan Square
Wiliam E. Stevenson
Dill Field
Talcott Hall
Warner Gymnasium
Missionary Women Speak On Global Faith At Oberlin Rust Church
Mrs. R H Wilson, former West Africa missionary, urged women to stay close to God to save the world during Rust Methodist Church Women's Day services. Afternoon speaker Mrs Harriet Reynolds reviewed missionary work in the Far East Near East and USA. WSCS president Mrs Dorothy Moore led events with tea hosted by Mrs Effie Johnson and Mrs Mabel Wright.
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R. H. Wilson
West Africa
Rust Methodist
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Harriet Reynolds
First Church
Far East
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U.S.A
Effie Johnson
Mabel Wright
Dorothy Moore
WSCS
Audrey Williams
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