Silent Oberlin siren fails to sound during fire alert
Oberlin residents report a silent siren at City Hall after a small fire damaged gear near the Motor Repair Co. crews cannot trigger the alarm. estimated damage about 200 pounds. Assistant Fire Chief Wilbur VanAusdale says the 400 pound siren weighs heavy and a makeshift crane was used to attempt relocation. Fire department wired to a telephone hookup as a temporary alert in hopes of quick repair within days.
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Rhem
Im Elyna
Down
VanAusdale
City Hall
Moses
Oberlin Orchestra Opens Season With Homecoming Concert
The Oberlin Orchestra conducted by Franz Bibo performs its first concert of the season at Finney Chapel during Alumni Homecoming weekend. Program includes Eg eront Overture Beethoven Symphony No 4 Piston Symphony No 3 Tschaikovsky. Bibo, assistant professor of conducting, joined in 1961 after leading the City Symphony of New York for ten years.
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Oberlin Orchestra
Franz Bibo
Finney Chapel
Walter Piston
Tschaikovsky
Conservatory
Conservatory of Music
College of Arts and Sciences
Bibo
Oberlin Chamber Orchestra
Oberlin Opera Theater
City Symphony of New York
Ford Foundation
Peabody Conservatory
Baltimore
George Szell
Leonard Berestein
Alfred Wallenstein
Max Rudolf
Orchestrs
Oberlin Hosts 250 Seminarians for Theological Conference
Oberlin College Graduate School of Theology hosts the second annual fall conference of the Ohio Regional Interseminary Movement tomorrow and Friday. About 25 men from 18 Protestant and Roman Catholic seminaries in Ohio, Indiana, and Pennsylvania attend. Main speakers are Rev. Thomas Finn of the Paulist Fathers and Rev. Richard M. Fagley. Lectures open to the public at First Church Meeting House.
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Oberlin
Oberlint College Graduate School of Theology
Ohio
Church
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Thomas Finn
St. Paul's College
Washington, D.C
Richard M. Fagley
Commission of the Churches On International Affairs
World = Council of Churches
International Missionary Council
First Church
Finn
Fagler
Fagley
Audubon Film Series to Begin at Oberlin College
Oberlin College Natural History Club opens five film programs with Tidewater Trails featuring Charles T. Hotchkiss. The series includes Trailing Nature North ward on Nov 21, The Living Wilderness on Feb 11 1966, Missouri Northwest on Mar 8, and These Things Are Ours on May 13, highlighting Tidewater Virginia and wildlife in National Colonial Historical Park scenes.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College Natural History Club
Hall Auditorium
Charles T. Hotchkiss
National Park Service
Tidewater
James A. Fowler
Rockies
Walter Berlet
Missouri Northwest
Roy Coy
Mary Jane Dockeray
Eaton Grange marks 50th anniversary open house
North Eaton residents will attend an 8 PM open house at Grange Hall marking the Eaton Grange fifty year milestone. The event celebrates long service and community involvement by the Grange organization.
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Eaton Grange
North Eaton
Grange
Struthers Man Faces 12 Charges in Fraud Case
Youngstown police filed 12 counts against Jo Hohas of Struthers. The 25 year old man allegedly used a girlfriend’s credit card to fraudulently obtain about $5.00 in merchandise. He was charged on three counts of larceny by trick and additional fraud counts. Police claimed Struthers authorities traced the case to the suspect Tuesday night.
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Youngstown
UPI
Jo- Hohas
Struthers
Struthers Pole
Oberlin to host Lord Caradon UN talk and forum
Lord Caradon permanent UK representative to the United Nations will speak at Oberlin College on Dangers and Hopes at the United Nations at a noon Finney Chapel assembly tomorrow. A 4:30 pm Main Lounge Wilder Hall forum follows, both open to the public.
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Lord Caradon
United Kingdom
United Nations
Oberlin College
Tomorrrow
Beatty B
Amy F Williams
Finney Chapel
Wilder Hall
Harold Wilson
St Johns College Cambridge
Colonial Service
Palestine
Trans + Jordan
Cyrenaica
Cyprus
Jamaica
Nigena
Hugh Mackintosh Foot
UN Trusteeship Council
Enera
UN Special Fund
Oberlin race focuses on independence in school board
Local debate on grouping in Eastwood and rural kindergarten busing continues as CCBS critiques board operations. Voters are urged to weigh candidates' independence, long range planning, and education program priorities amid calls for more meetings and levies.
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Doatu Am
Oberlin
Citizens Committee For Berner Schools
CCBS
Eric Nord
Nord
Walter Reeves
Reeves
Eastwood School
Garnard Cowing
Chamber Concert Sunday at Allen Art Museum
Oberlin Friends of Art present a Sunday chamber concert at 2 p.m. in the Sculpture Court of the Allen Art Museum. Nine Oberlin artists perform pieces marking the Sibelius Yeats centennial, including Mozart Debussy Brahms selections and a Brahms Quintet. Admission by membership card. program features Yeats set to music and works by Dunhill Murray Barber.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Friends of Art
Allen Art Museum
Jean Sibelius
William Butler Yeats
Mozart
Debussy
Brahms
Jacqueline Bibo
Wolfgang Stechow
Yeats
The
Thomas Dunhill
Bain Murray
Samuel Barber
Sibelius
Charlene Peterson
Joseph Schwartz
Dorothy Mauney
Elizabeth Dixon
Bonnie Studson
Jean Moore
George Wain
Druggist shoots alleged robber in Canton
Fred Martin the druggist fired five shots at Robert Claude Felton 21 Akron as Felton allegedly tried to rob the store. Felton was in critical condition at Merc Hospital with multiple bullet wounds after the holdup attempt near closing time.
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Canton
Ohio
CPI
Robert Claude Felton
Akron
Merc Hospital
Felton
Fred Martin
UN Day Proclaimed In Elyria By Mayor Sanford
Elyria mayor Fred B Sanford proclaims October 24 United Nations Day aligning with a presidential and UN General Assembly declaration. The action marks the 20th anniversary observance in the city.
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United Nations
Elyria
Fred B Sanford
Johnson
General Assembly of the UN
Oberlin vespers series opens with Rev. L Durgin
The 17th Oberlin College Vespers series begins Sunday at 4 45 in Finney Chapel with Rev. L Durgin president of the Broadway Congregational Protestant Council of the City of New York and trustee of several churches nationally. Durgin, a Dartmouth graduate and Union Theological Seminary attendee, will speak on Falls the Shadow at falls the Shad Schools in Massachusetts Providence RI. He has served on multiple boards including the UCC World Council and the Mayor's religious leaders committee in New York City.
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Law
Durgin
Rence L. Durgin
Manhattan
Broadway Congregational/Protestant Council of the City
New York City
Will of
New York
Orient
Northfield
Long Island
Norwich
N.Y
Michael Novaklin
Stanford University
YMCA
Ers
Your birthday according to the stars
Wednesday October 28 birthday reading notes a steady, organized approach to multiple goals, clarity between fact and fancy, and a tendency to guard feelings. It suggests cautious pursuit of love, competition, and self discipline to reveal mutual interest and future fulfillment.
Zodiac and bridge notes mix with a fatal Akron crash
The page mixes astrological predictions for the signs with a bridge anecdote about Endplay Charlie and a fatal car crash near Akron. Dewey Coleman, 33, of Columbus, died after his car overturned north of the city, while Tiffany, 75, of Wadsworth, was injured in another collision on U S 21 near Akron.
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UPI
Dewey M. Coleman
Akron
Iowa
Tiffany
Wadsworth
VIRGO
U.S. 21
Ohio Highway
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