15 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1935
Page
1
A tea less tea dance sponsored by the Reve in Ree Hal aoerow will run from 3 30 to 5 30 p m Saturday to combat studying blues. The event is in the afternoon and marks the first time this series has been held.
Fragmentary OCR summary notes debate over board bills in Ar and WH. Text hints at legal or financial actions, appeals, and potential exemptions, with unclear names and specifics due to damaged text. Entities are uncertain. no firm dates or outcomes available.
Ad representatives note a price change for printed chapel talks. The source mentions quantities of copies and a reference to a Singer Nutra item, with figures around eight dollars and eight cents per unit plus tax.
Local council discusses social relations topics in a closed meeting, reviewing community programs and public engagement strategies while outlining potential improvements to neighborhood cohesion and citizen input processes.
A hospital news notice reports a medical event involving Ann and Mike with season Brae Sek as context. The report outlines actions by Bee and medical staff, noting dates and locations connected to the case. Further details remain unreadable in the fragment.
Readable fragments describe an alumni event with Professor and talks. The notice mentions a two day Alumni Association program, a meeting at an unspecified location, and guests including Ober Ton. The garbled OCR yields unclear specifics but indicates a memorial component and a campus gathering.
A zoo club gathering discussed concerns about a shop and local operations. The group voted to support the new administration, while members debated department roles and upcoming activities.
A college entrance meeting was held to discuss admission procedures and criteria. Attendees reviewed application timelines, required documents, and expected student qualifications, aiming to streamline enrollment and clarify steps for prospective applicants.
A community note invites residents to a Jersey class held Monday night at 158 Woo onsen. The event continues with future sessions and a practical focus on crafting and etiquette for attendees and nearby neighbors.
A scrambled report notes Lewis criticizing a revised NRA weekly and its push toward Washington DC. The piece mentions accusations of imitating or embedding interferences, with remarks about trade practices and reactions from supporters and critics amid political back and forth.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Gleemen to amuse listeners with a potpourri and chantey. Publicist names and anti war conference references appear blurred. The text lists March dates and personnel but lacks clear events or outcomes.
Debatable topic on armaments and treaties emerges at a campus forum. The event names affiliated organizations and features speakers referencing the New Deal era while stressing policy and national security considerations.
A series of lectures titled Romans In Lectures will be presented by Mr MP Charles at the Marts Foundation on Wednesday. The event will be hosted in the college hall with plans for further sessions.
Fragmentary text references stage props and a church setting with unclear names and items. The readable bits suggest a public speaking prompt or topic list but lack coherent events or identifiable people, places, or dates to form a complete news item.
Ensemble 1 to perform in Warner with a detailed cast list inclines toward a stage program. The article mentions performers such as Bennett, Fraser, and Kes and references a century old heritage. It discusses a dramatic production with a focus on youth and formal recognition by authorities.
Interest runs high as the REVIEW Stamp Con contest draws attention from local collectors and advertisers. The event highlights include a focus on stamp themes, potential bids, and questions about participation and prize structure for entrants in the college paper scene.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a gym or dance related scene with garbled words and unclear names. No clear events, persons, or organizations are readable to form a solid summary.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a stalled discussion about touring Italy and an April deadline. Mentions a college advocate Dorothy Remsen and a proposal to present an appreciation to the Bren of mty Trae. Also includes names Soh hE and May cot and unclear references to Obertin.
A notice informs that the sequence of chapel programs will be altered. Details describe the revised order to be presented, with emphasis on the new arrangement and its impact on attendees and participants.
The concert will be given in Florida. Tickets may be secured through the secretary. Wicket 8 Jeeta is listed among acts with Hater as accompanist, and the event promises simple compositions and a modest program.
The note describes a formal agenda discussion among union members including the executive board and the ant war conference committee. It mentions Praeger and Watney as participants and references a cinema project tied to a code unseen for the conference.
A Moscow School for Americans moves ahead with a 20 member initiative aimed at advising on economic and educational links with the Meerheeran region. The program seeks broader engagement and cross cultural exchange for mutual growth.
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