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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1960

Page

8

Community volunteers aid rebuild for Cain family home

On a Sunday afternoon twelve volunteers gathered at 285 Grafton Street to help Charles and Maxine Cain construct a new four room home starter. The group included plasterers masons carpenters and painters and aims to complete the basement and raise the structure before cold weather. The effort grew from a neighborhood disaster response to a sustained home improvement cause with wide civic support.

Oberlin Charles Maxine Cain Bovse Grehon St Mearahie Sevence Gren Cozens Grafton S Cain

Four Plead Guilty In Oberlin Pay $150 In Fines

Four people pleaded guilty in Oberlin Municipal Court to traffic violations and were fined a total of 150 dollars plus costs. Charles G. Akers faced reckless operation charges with 109 fine, plus costs. Thomas D. Alwin received 25 fine and costs for speeding 69 in a 23 zone with a 3 day license suspension withheld on drivers training. Walter L. Angerback paid 10 fine and costs for failing to stop within an assured clear distance. Walter W. Board paid fine and costs for a faulty muffler.

Walter L. Angerback R. D. Amherst Walted W. Board RL D. 3 Grafton

Oberlin Freshmen Begin Orientation Week at Chapel

Oberlin College starts a four and a half day orientation for the 1900 freshman class of 63 students chosen from 2,962 applicants. Activities include campus tours, library and language testing, photos, and parent briefings led by college officials.

Oberlin Oberlin College Finney Memorial Chapel

Board Urged To Delay Start Of Night School

Oberlin residents discussed delaying an adult night school program as the Board of Education considers interest, sponsorship, and director appointments. Duncan outlined steps including distributing questionnaires and forming a self supporting program with fees.

Oberlin Edus Callon Harley Jd. Smith Smith Board of Education Duncan Ap ‘Point Theodore’ Walter Work En Questonnaires Wednesdas

First Aid Course Planned In Eaton

Mrs Her bert Harvey an American Red Cross instructor said anyone may enroll by phone or at 1156 North Peed Rd Eaton. The standard course runs ten hours and the advanced course 16 hours. Eight students can start a class and enrollment is open to more. The only cost is a Red Cross first aid book.

North Faton Herbert Harvey American Red Cross North Peed Rd Red Cross

Choir Rehearsals Set At Eaton Church Of Christ

Mrs Albert Balogh announces start of choir rehearsals at Eaton Church of Christ The Cat Rho Choir meets at 6 30 pm and the Adult Choir at 7 30 pm each Thursday and on subsequent Thursdays Orlando parish notes continue through the season

North Eaton Albert Ba‘logh Eaton Church of Christ Cat Rho

Church Group Sets Meeting at Home of Leonard Seddley

OsERLIN Marthe Circle of the First Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service will meet tomorrow at 2 20 p m in the home of Mr Leonard Seddley 182 Holmwood St.

Oserlin — Marthe First Methodist Church Womans Society of Christian Service Wil Mir Leonard Sddley Holimwood Fairchild Mel‘vin Huntsburger Orrville Ohio Huntsburger Florida Women's Fellowship of The Congregational Church Paul Leimbach Bank St Phalph Leimbach Russell Adsler Don Pryor

Brownhelm PTA Sets Meeting for Fall Season

Brownhelm Parent-Teacher Association announces its first fall meeting at Brownhelm School tomorrow at 7 p m. A 4H clubs program is planned. The article also covers the Miller reunion attendance, newly elected officers, voter registration dates, and various church and community notices including upcoming talks and meetings.

Brownhelm Cleveland Kipton Amherst Versmilion Henrietta Brownheim Miller Richard Miller Harland Vincent Eivine Dwight Miler Paul Schmitkens Lorain Treassurer Edna Pormman Fu.g. Club

Board weighs buying land won in probate case

Oberlin school board delays action on 47 acres condemned from Bernard Farkas after a jury valued the land at 7100 but board may wait six months. Attorney Fauver cites need for property and no appeal by Farkas, while the board considers accepting, appealing, or delaying.

Oberlin Board of Education Bernard Farkas Farkas Oier Fauver Robert Pauver Ferkes Fauger Sie Court of Appeals Fie Robert Khimer Kilmer

Rochester Men Remodel Church Plan Progress

Rochester Methodists report ongoing remodeling of the church interior with Sunday School rooms behind the sanctuary. Repairs to the parsonage porch are also underway as part of the project.

Rochester

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