Lost Water Line Scraper Found Near Main College St
A pressure line scraper lost last week while moving through water lines between Park and Main Streets was found about 25 feet west of Pleasant Street. Water officials expect improved service after the device was recovered near East College Street.
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Oberlin
Park and Main Sts
Water Department
Herman Davis
Davis
East College St
Richard J. Dunn
Park St
College St
Pleasant St
Oberlin For Delivery Mrs Merle Hanmer
Delivery service notice listing Mrs Merle Hanmer of Oberlin as the contact for home delivery with phone number 49 503. The brief public notice indicates available delivery options and contact details for residents.
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Merle Hanmer
Oberlin Church Market to Aid Mortgage on Parsonage
The East Oberlin Community Church hosts its 29th annual market with tools, furniture, baked goods, produce, and more. Proceeds fund the parsonage mortgage, with auctions led by Al Pycraft and T. H. Youngberg and prizes for pumpkins and diverse homegrown baskets. Pastor Rev. Donald D. Freeman presides.
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Oberlin
East Oberlin Community Church
al Pycraft
T. H. Youngberg
At & P.m
R. P. Harvey
Rudy Neuman
Donald D. Freeman
Psychologists Honor Brownhelm High Grad
UCLA psychology head Dr. Donald B. Lindsley received a $1000 APA distinguished scientist award at the Cincinnati convention and earned an honorary Doctor of Science from Wittenberg University at Springfield on Sept 17. He is Brownhelm High School alumni, son of Mrs. Mattie Lindsley.
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Browanhelm
Donald B. Lindsley
UCLA
American Psychology Association
APA
Cincinnati
Wittenberg University
Springfield
Lindsley
Brownhelm High School
Mattie Lindsley
Sandusky
Brownhelm
Alcometer Tests Yield Few DWI Arrests in Oberlin
Nineteen persons were tested by alcometer in Oberlin, but only four led to DWI charges. The monthly department report notes four parking arrests, no investigations, and seven other cases, with a single fatal incident among the reported arrest outcomes.
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Alcometer
Oberlin
al Eury
Povaang
Farm Unit Airs Road Problems and Local Meetings
Fragments describe road issues raised by Farm Unit discussions. Names like Angers and Henti et appear with unclear roles amid notes of a meeting at Forelands High School and an October gathering at the Angershach home.
Off Campus Casanova and Oberlin News Noodle
A Woodstock of campus culture delves into Oberlin gossip. Citizens report groups lingering at College and Main, a cane-walking youth, and a wall counting spree as principals warn. Police poke fun at a train joke while downtown parking shifts.
Oberlin College Expands Freshman Seminar Series
Oberlin College enlarges its freshman seminar series to seven sessions this fall. Sessions run Wednesdays at 7 20 pm in Hall Auditorium beginning tonight with Andrew Bongiorno on liberal education. Speakers include Love Barr Robertson Parkhurst Turner Kessler and Dunn addressing Oberlin traditions services to students opportunities reading campus life and the community.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Hall Auditorium
Andrew Bongiorno
Donald M. Love
College of Arts and Sciences
Traditions of
Robert R. Barr
David R. Robertson
Conservatory
Charlies P. Parkhurst
Art Museum
Ralph H. Turner
Judd Kessler
Richard J. Dunn
Oberlin Woman's Club Opens 58th Year Friday
The Oberlin Women's Club will begin its 58th year with a fall meeting at James Brand House at 2 p.m. Friday. After the business session, Mrs. Donald Campbell will present a talk on herbs.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Woman's Club
James Brand House
Donald Campbell
Henrietta Club Opens Fall Season Activities
The Henrietta Woman's Club resumed after a two month recess with shell jewelry pins and earrings made by members led by instructor Mrs. Petty. Plans for an October 1 all day meeting at Mrs. Alfred Schott's home features morning liquid embroidery and afternoon flower arrangements. New members Mrs. Grant Hawke and Mrs. Don Larson joined the group.
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Henrietta
Mead Petty
Baumhardt Rd
Farm Woman's Club
Petty
Alfred Schott
Harry Meyer
Meyer
E. V. Lamvermeyer
Dwight Jackson
Bike reported stolen last May at Oberlin College
Police were asked to locate a bicycle stolen last May from Susan Kosman of Barrows. Police Corporal Rudy Neuman said she reported the theft when returning for the fall semester.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Rudy Neuman
Susan Kosman
Barrows, Frail
Rally Day Set at Mt Zien Baptist Church
Mt Zien Baptist Church will observe Rally Day on Sunday with promotion exercises scheduled for 3 30 p.m. The event centers on church school activities and community participation.
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Oqberlia — Church
Mt. Zien
Fields Circle To Entertain Church Society
Esther Circle of the Fields Methodist Church met at the summer home of Mrs. Edward Zimbro in Lilwood with 20 present. A tureen luncheon was served. Mrs. Hershal Marvin led a brief business meeting. The Generals Society will entertain the Ladies Benevolent Society of the Congregational Church on Oct. 7. Mrs. Forres Ohmes distributed articles to be embroidered for the Nov. 4 dinner and bazaar at the church. The group will meet Oct. 7 at 12:30 p.m. at the church for a tareen luncheon.
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Esther Circle
the Fields Methodist Church
Edward Zimbro
Lirwood
Hershal Marvin
Generals Society
Ladies Benevolent Society
Congregational Church
Forres’ Ohmes
Ladies Publish Grace Church Cook Book From Smorgasbord
Grace Church in Oberlin debuts a 122 page cook book titled A Golden Treasury of Cooking Art Old and New with recipes prayers for all ages and household hints. Proceeds at 158 cents go to church projects and broader ministry including homes for the aged and schools for the deaf.
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Oberlin
Grace Lutheran Church
Tegether
Laude Kaiser
SRK
Audubon Screen Tour opens 1959 season at Oberlin
Oberlin College Natural History Club begins its 1959 Audubon Screen Tours with Alpine Horns Kay T Rogers film in Hall Auditorium free to season-ticket holders. Other lectures include River of the Crying Bird October 13 Ranch of the Purple Flowers November 5 Island Treasure December 4 Sahuaro land January 8 Roanoke Northwest April 14. Season tickets at Comings Book Store. doors for first lecture. National Audubon Society co sponsors. Karl Delong chairs the tour committee.
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Oberlin
Kay T. Rogers
Oberlin College
Audubon Screen
Rogers
Oberlin College Natural History Club
Switzerland
Norway
Hall Auditorium
Allan D. Cruickshank
Robert C. Hermes
Walter J
G. Harrison Orians
Comings Book Store
National Audubon Society
U.S
Karl Delong
Philadelphia
Natural History Club
Oberlin man hit with toughest DWI penalty yet
Franklin E. Wilbur, 22, of 239 Morgan, pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated. He received $300 fine, costs, 15 days in county jail, and a two year license suspension after a Sept. 18 arrest when his car rolled on Route 58. He tested .30 on the alcometer at the Oberlin police station.
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Oberlin
David R. Goldthorpe
Franklin E. Wilbur
Morgan
Wilbur
Rt. 58
Allen Hospital
Lock Exhibit Unlocks 4000 Years of Locks at Allen Art Museum
Oberlin style and security presents a traveling exhibit of locks keys and door ornamentation tracing 4000 years of history at the Allen Art Museum from October 3 to October 23. The show includes a historical section with locks from 2000 B C and a contemporary design section featuring door ornamentation by leading artists.
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Allen Art Museum
B.C
Kipton Scout Troop To Have Honor Court
Kipton Boy Scout Troop 420 will hold a Court of Honor tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the town hall. Life Scout nominees include William Sharp Hoyle Coward and Fred Matheny. First class scouts listed are Ralph Brum Ron Edwards Charles Liver more Gerald Matus Keith Davidson and Charles Davidson. Second class scouts named are Danny Affolter Ron Affolter Norris Denison Roger Davidson Robert Gerber Larry Hill Gerald Crandall John Yakunovich Charles Jackson and Robert Jans. Tenderfeet include Tony Blankenship Keith Crandall Mike Landin Richard Neel Nevin Fannin Roger Williams and Larry Smith. Twenty nine merit badges in eight categories expected. Tenderfeet investiture by Fred Matheny. merit badges by Scoutmaster Curtis Haines. Darwin Sharp to represent Firelands Scout Council. Camden Volunteer Fire Department sponsors expected.
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Kipton
For Life Scout
William Sharp
Hoyle Coward
Fred Matheny
Ralph Brumby
Ron Edwards
Charles Livermore
Gerald Matus
Keith Davidson
Charles Davidson
Danny Affolter
Ron Affolter
Norris Derenison
Roger Davidson
Robert Gerber
Larry Hill
Gerald Crandall
John Yakunovich
Charles Jackson
Robert Jans
Tenderfeet
Tony Blankenship
Keith Crandall
Mike Landin
Richard Neel
Nevin Fannin
Roger Williams
Larry Smith
Curtis Haines
Darwin Sharp
Firelands Scout Council
Camden Volunteer Fire Department
Homer
Day Nursery Opens October 6 in Oberlin
Weekday nursery for three and four year olds starts Tuesday October 6 at First Church. Mrs. Bronson Clark named director.
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Oberlin
First Church
Oberlin Speaker Rev James R Wiis to Lead Sunday Worship
The Rev James R Wiis of Springfield Massachusetts a theology student at Oberlin will address Rust Methodist Church at Sunday services at 7 00 a m local time.
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Oberlin
James R. Wiis
Springfield
Oberlin Graduate School of Theology
Rust
Mrs Stevenson to Speak at Church Tea Event
Mrs William Stevenson, recently returning from Africa with her husband, will speak at the Church Women's Association tea scheduled for 3 p.m. tomorrow at the church.
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Oberlin
William &. Stevenson
Africa
Women's Association
VFW Auxiliary Plans Meeting After Inspection
VALLEY CITY The Valley City Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary will meet tonight in the Post club rooms for a uniform inspection and business meeting at 8 p.m. Full reports will cover the bake sale from last Friday and plans for future club projects.
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Valley City
Valley City Veterans of Foreign Wars
Dean's List honors from area students
Two area students, Lawrence S. Wittenbrook of 34 Milan Ave Amherst and Thomas Grassnehr of 5372 Walker Rd Lecain, earned Summer Quarter Dean's List honors. The requirement is a grade average of 3.0 in at least 15 credit hours.
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Lawrence S. Wittenbrook
Milan Ave
Amherst
Thomas Grassnehr
Walker Rd
London GP1 Motorist Observes Bubble Car Escape
Police report Eric B. Pye failed to chase a burglar in a bubble car after losing track of its direction. He described seeing Jim climb into the bubble car and attempting to overtake, but confusion over front and back caused the escape. He then observed the vehicle suddenly accelerate in the opposite direction.
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London
Stevenson Urges Fresh Vision for World Leadership
President William E. Stevenson told Oberlin College students that fresh vision is needed to reform and transform a complex world. He urged everyone, especially graduates, to contribute intelligently to daily democratic decisions and to strengthen intellect and character for vital choices ahead. He noted his February farewell as he will step down in January when Dr. Robert Carr succeeds him.
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Oberlin
Tanganyika
America
William E. Stevenson
Oberlin College
Finney Chapel
Stevenson
Robert K. Carr
Dow
Sacred Heart High School Club Elects Officers
Sacred Heart Catholic Church High School club elected Kathleen Schuster as president Sandra Szeliga as vice president Joan Pickworth as secretary and Timothy Palkovich as treasurer Mass follows communion for the group at 10 am on the third Sunday each month.
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Oberlin
Sacred Heart Catholic Church High School
Kathleen Schuster
Sandra Szeliga
Joan Pickworth
Timothy Palkovich
Oberlin Court Revenue Totals
Fines and costs paid to the Oberlin Municipal Court last month totaled 5665.60 dollars. Judge David R. Goldthorpe and Court Clerk Mary Macha submitted the report. Of the amount, 3.47 dollars went to the city treasury and the rest went to county and state treasuries.
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Oberlin
David R. Goldthorpe
Mary Macha
Wayne Beetmix A to follow up on Bio-Ruminitra aut Prot
Wayne Beetmix A outlines follow up after a bio rumination protest against fout rot and other stress. It highlights key cost gains, thrift and improved condition in its report.
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Wayne Beetmix
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MD. N. O
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Bluffton College
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Ashland College
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Miami University
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Ohio State
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Ohio Wesleyan
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Fred Gingle
Ralph Bracker
Pilenmom Hills
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Forelands High School
Ronald Angershach
East Oberlin Nursery and Garden Center
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Tween
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Mr. Clean
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the Earl of Edison
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Cauliflower McPug
Anne Newell
Oberlin Inn
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Ike
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Fields Circle
Tae
Marie Fratz
Richard Gray
West St
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Rt. 3
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Ralph Trigg
R. D
Delbert Hane
Elm St
Edward D. Perkins
Lucille Emerick
Comer. Ie
Dennie Woods
Groveland St
George W. Fetter
Quarry Rd
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Willard St
Norwalk
Kipton Scout Troop
Edwards
Alvin Meyers
Church St
Meyers
Baird Rd
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Cleveland
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Amherst Memorial Studio
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