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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1963

Page

5

Dissent on design of Lorain housing project yields debate

Lorain Metropolitan Housing Authority plans a federally funded project with 111 new units for low income families and the elderly. Architects Méathe-Kessler and Associates unveiled plans featuring inverted dormers and multiple unit sizes. Council splits over whether the distinctive four bedroom design suits the project and maintenance costs. Rents expected around 40 dollars monthly, including utilities. Final version awaits Public Housing Administration approval. construction slated near March near South Main and West Vine Streets with varied unit types at multiple sites.

Lorain Oberlin Iiane Congerl Public Housing Administration Chicago

Oberlin Conservatory presents student chamber music recital

Oberlin College Conservatory of Music presents a Sunday afternoon recital at Warner Hall. Performers include Marcia Franks and Browning Cramer on violins, Don Ehrlich on viola, George Seaman on violoncello, Paul Jones on piano, Joanne Tanmer on violin, Paula Mandel on bass, and Daniel Sherpiano on piano. The program features Haydn String Quartet Op 54 No 1, Schubert Quintet in A major, Ravel Trio in A minor, and Die Forellen Trio. Open to the public without charge.

Oberlin Oberlin College Conservatory of Music Warner Hall Paul Jones Joanne Tanthe Willmer Ehrlich Marrie Flatgaard Haydn Paula Mandel

Tale of woe wins sympathy at last

Oberlin Municipal Court hears Hillius T Brown's speeding case after he rushes to recover a wallet with cash left in his unlocked garage. Judge Goldthorpe convicts on a no contest plea and fines 20 dollars plus costs, then suspends the costs and the missing cash is later returned.

Oberlin Donald R. McPeek River Rd Milan Yearold Shilus T. Brown Hillius David R. Goldthorpe North Main St Amherst Theopen Goldthorpe Sam Palttus

Oberlin Municipal Court Notices

Local court listings show charges against several residents including Donald L. Clevenger 19 of East Hamilton Street for no muffler no license 5 Hassel Case 45 of 96% First Street New London defective exhaust 5 Tyrone Carstensen 25 of Pyle Road Amherst speeding 15 Amhur J. Wiegand 31 of South Main Street Amherst running red light 10 Mrs Gey Susie Purdy 26 of rural Wellington improper passing 10 George W. Bucker 48 of Rural Route Wakeman expired license 10

Donald L. Clevenger Hamilton St Hassel Case First St New London Tyrone Carstensen iPyle Rd Amherst Amhur J. Wiegand South Main Sa Gey Susie Purdy Wellington George W. Bucker Wakeman

New Treatment May Cure Elm Disease Without Spraying

Oberlin officials consider a promising new method from Wisconsin researchers to fight Dutch elm disease. The injectable compound travels sap channels to kill beetles spreading the disease, potentially saving hundreds of elms and reducing wildlife harm from DDT sprays.

Oberlin Newsweek Magazine University of Wisconsin Dale Norns Amnersis

Local Driver Violations Reported in Collins and Wellington

A list of traffic offenses includes Dennis G Barker Sr license issues in Collins RD 1 Cable Rd, speeding charges for Elmer F Burke and John D Echols, a pleaded innocent case with November 7 hearing, Henry Sternberg license expiration, Jobe Roig muffler violation, Stanford Sealer failure to yield, and George Giar speeding with costs suspended.

Ala Dennis G. Barker Sr Cable Rd Collins Elmer F. Burke Palm Ave Lorain John D Echols Morgan ‘St Iease Henry Sternberg Cleveland Jobe Roig Annis Rd Lherst Stanford Sealer Main St Wellington George Giar Montrose Way

Alexander the Great lectures planned at Oberlin College

Brown University classics professor Charles Rob inson Jr. and Macledon expert David Benedict will deliver four Bee be Martin Lectures at Oberlin College from Monday through November 8. The series theme is The Development of Alexander’s Fundamental Policy with topics Isolation Universalism Deification and Autocracy. Lectures begin at 8:20 p.m. in the Allen Art Building Auditorium and are free to the public.

Oberlin Charles A Robinson Jr David Benedict Brown University Alexander the Great of Maceldon Charles Beebe Martin Oberlin College Alexanders Allen Art Building Martin Harvard University Press

Brown professor awarded AM and 45 years as court member

Dr Robinson, longtime Brown faculty member and former associate judge, received an AM degree from Brown in 1945 and has taught Greek literature and archaeology at the American School of Classical Studies in Athens. He has Princeton A B and M A degrees and more than 250 publications.

Brown Facult Robinson Brown American School of Classical Studies Athens American Academy Rome Princeton University David B. Goldthorpe Alexander Laurette D. Hoppe Alexander the Great Woodhill Dr Amherst der Conqueror Billie Joe Bray New World Quarry John A. Liles Lisles Collins

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