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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1958
Page
4
In a one hour span at North Prospect and West Lorain Street Oberlin, 44 motorists violated Stop signs or red flashers. Thirty-six men and fourteen women stopped suddenly or failed to stop, with seven men and one woman ignoring the requirement entirely.
Oberlin College names Donald W. Chapman purchasing agent in charge of stores and procurement. Born in Indianapolis, Chapman holds a BS and MS and comes from Lafayette where he served in purchasing roles at a Lafayette firm. He succeeds Edwin C. Berlsroup and will relocate with his wife and three children. Chapman has 20 years in purchasing including 11 years at Purdue University.
Oberlin high school violin student Hoca Will Barnaj Hoca will be guest artist with the Oberlinaires at Hall Auditorium 8 30 p m Saturday for their third annual concert. Proceeds go to the scholarship fund, with $1 075 awarded since 3 years. Clarence Williams Ohio State graduate directs. Mrs Theodore Wood Oberlin Conservatory graduate is accompanist.
Tad Wood at 120 South Pleasant Street is listed with phone contacts 55-442 or 53-551 for delivery by Mrs. Merle Hanmer at 49-503.
Carl E. Boss of 530 West Lorain Street admitted to possessing three non game birds after shooting a grebe mistaken for a duck at Findley Lake Findley State Park. Judge David R. Goldthorpe fined Boss 15 dollars plus costs and advised him to join a hunting club.
Oberlin Collegiate Symphony under James S. Ballinger will perform Monday at 8 30 p m in Warner Hall. The program includes Beethoven Symphony No 8 in F major and Ravel Pavanne pour une infante defunte and Bizet Carmen Suite No 1. The concert is free to the public.
A three hour clinic on orchestral sound and dynamics at Oberlin College in Firmey Chapel begins at 1 p m conducted by Tony Doscheck of Pre Plane Sound Systems and Research. Doscheck will share findings from a study sponsored by Fawick O Strings Inc and demonstrate sound improvement methods. A 4:30 p m premiere by Duci de Kerekjarte follows in Warmer Concert Hall with his Suite Op 14 and Impressions of Japan Op 17. The 8:30 p m Berlin Orchestra concert closes in Finney Chapel with Brahms Academic Festival Overture Delius and Dvoraks Symphony No 4 conducted by James Ballinger.
Oberlin College Conservatory faculty recital by Robert Willoughby assistant professor of flute set for Tuesday November 4 at 8 p.m. in Warner Concert Hall. Free admission. Willoughby will be accompanied by Wilbur Price four other faculty artists Fenner Douglass DeVere Moore William Borman and Peter Howard in performances on piano harpsichord viola and violoncello.
Eastwood School will join National Book Week observances with a book sale in the school auditorium starting at 8 a.m. on November 7. Contributions of children and adults' books are welcome and pickups can be arranged. Prices range from a penny to 30 cents. A Compton Encyclopedia volume was bought from last year's proceeds.
Five Oberlin College Conservatory undergraduates will perform a student recital Wednesday Oct. 29 at 8:30 p.m. in Warner Concert Hall. Patricia J. Johnson Webb Coffee Francis Howard Kenneth Atkinson and Lois A Baum will perform on organ piano and harp with works by Pachelbel Bach Debussy and Schubert.
The Phyllis Wheatley Club of Mt Zion Baptist Church will sponsor a family skating party at Wellington skating rink Saturday from 7:31 to 10 p.m. The event invites families to enjoy an evening of skating activities.
Oberlin Municipal Judge David R. Goldthorpe urged reporters to warn motorists about a North Prospect West Lorain Street intersection light. He noted three drivers faced charges for running a four way red flasher and said police will check the light. fines for guilty pleas included Mary Evans, William P. Davis, and Ralph Rowell.
Oberlin resident Don Martin pleaded innocent to counts of driving while intoxicated and resisting arrest in Municipal Court. Judge David R. Goldthorpe set November 13 for trial and kept bond at 500 dollars on the DWI count and 100 dollars on the resisting charge.
The Ridgeville Saint Peter Catholic Guild sponsors a family style fish fry Friday from 4:38 a.m. in the church basement with take out dinners available from 4 to 7 p.m. in the school basement. Tickets can be obtained from any Guild member.
Grace Lutheran Bible forum meets in the pastor s study at 8 p m today First Methodist Adult membership training at 7 30 p m The Meaning of Membership Seventh Day Adventist Prayer services at 8 p m First Church of Christ Scientist Worship at 8 p m Christ Episcopal Evening prayer at 5 30 p m Tomorrow First Methodist Church Brownies meet at 3 15 p m
The Executive Committee of the Oberlin Community Welfare Council will meet Saturday at 1 30 p m in the council headquarters at 48 Lincoln Street.
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