11 Dec 1923
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1923
Page
1
Paul D Cravath 1882 Oberlin 1886 Columbia 1880 Dobeein AM 1890 bar admission 1890 lawyer famed wartime adviser served Paris war conference 1917 and 1918 honored with Distinguished Service Medal and Legion of Honor.
The text describes a university band club and its plans for performances in Fort Wayne and surrounding cities, including church ensembles, meetings, banquets, and tours with engagements in Indianapolis and other venues. It notes schedules, travel, and organizational details.
A fragmented notice describes a piano recital by Miss Martha Beck of Kewler and Mr. Kesler scheduled for Friday evening December 14. The program includes Beethoven No. 22 in B flat, Debussy pieces, Schumann, and other works. Tuition mentions 25 to register, with a Chicago trip and Cleveland trip contingent on student registration. Also notes Holmes elected to science clubs and the Newton Chemical Society councilor post.
The program notes the film Live the King is shown tonight with an early start at 7:10 p.m due to length. Managerial decisions at Finney Chance proceed after delays, featuring Jackie Cagan and Erwin in a mixed act with conga fun and crowd appeal.
The Union Trust station plans to feature the Oberlin Conservatory Trio monthly. A King’s message has arrived confirming the concert, with estimates suggesting at least 1000 listeners per airing. The broadcast is set from the Wart Storage Battery station in Cleveland WTAM.
A French club Christmas program is set for Wednesday in Sturgis, with Fra c ata s and choral groups performing sections from a manger scene and carols. The program features the Men’s and Women’s Choruses, readings, and solos by various students, concluding with traditional holiday performances.
Dr. Sheppard, chief research at Eastman Kodak, will speak Friday after noon at 4 30 about Photography and Scientific Implement. He is a noted authority on the scenic foundation of photography and will discuss lab work and photographic practice.
The Musical Union presents Reed Miller in an oratorio at the chapel on January tenth. Miller, a tenor from New York, born in South Carolina, has sung with Columbia, Edison, and Victor Records. The article recounts his early life, education, and a campus performance, noting his rise from church choir singer to professional artist amid college memories and regional events.
Annie Ramsey presents an organ recital on Wednesday featuring Bach and Franck works. The program includes Prelude and Fugue in A major, a chorale preludes, Nocturne, and the premieres of various organ pieces by listed composers, with selections spanning multiple tempos and styles.
The article notes a faculty discussion this afternoon about plans for a mock residential convention at Oberst year and mentions the Men’s Senate favoring certain cards and outcomes with no firm action yet.
Advance season ticket sale for UA lecture course this week with options to buy through boarding house representatives. Tickets priced at 1.80 for any chapel seat, or earn by selling ten tickets to neighbors. Listings include multiple dorms and student halls with sales reps and locations.
Members gathered in New York on December 8 with Oberlin Alumni Secretary W. S Ament in attendance. They outlined plans for the upcoming alumni convention to be hosted next year at the University of Virginia.
Readable items describe improvements in the Sturgis hall basement for the Dramatic Association including cement floor, plumbing, make up tables, lighting, and storage. It notes about twenty thousand dollars spent on equipment and arrangements for future trips and corresponding preparations across several towns.
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