12 Feb 1926
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1926
Page
1
A fragmentary report covers the first meeting of the student government council at the college. It notes debates over faculty representation, proposed charter reforms, and the role of Dean Mack, with mention of plans for budget approval and student committees.
G W Andrews aged 58 named oldest graduate, Felters wins in ten will sing for last rate ticket contest time in glee club event. Audience to attend final performance as seniors, 210 reach graduation. Rest of text confirms school events, diplomas, and declining literary societies.
The Oberlin College News Letter reports the Hall estate will yield over ten million dollars through endowments and stock sales. It details prior gifts, the 1885 class, and the impact on college finances including a 3500000 fund and 184000 endowment income in recent years, plus stock distributions from the Aluminum Company of America and related trusts.
Adams crafts Leis and Zwick head committee choices in a circus club lineup. Eweegle, 2, and 26, join as producers alongside 26 and 27 year old members. The group names Adams as chair and outlines new roles for Crefts and Zwick.
A series of lectures and stage events unfolds in Oberlin with Dr Steiner delivering a talk on The Making of New Race and Buckler leading a three day Congregational Ministers Institute. The program features actors, clowns, and a drawing for tickets, plus lectures on Muhammad and the Oriental Despot and modern religious thought by Buckler Taylor Horton and others.
Readable fragments show a junior conservatory calendar entry for a women's basketball game at the women's gym. The listing mentions a 7:30 pm start and references Finney and reshiven, though details are unclear from the fragment.
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