17 Feb 1922
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1922
Page
1
A selection meeting chose the annual drama for the campus. Tryouts will be announced and copies of the script placed on reserve in the Dramatic Association library. Easter recess will host performances with multiple groups presenting productions.
Lorain County alumni from Wocal College gather March 10 for the first annual dinner to raise funds for a Memorial Scholarship. The program features music, a charity basketball game, and appearances by former varsity stars and notable graduates. Conch Keller leads a lineup of older and younger alumni, with proceeds supporting the scholarship fund.
Fragmentary OCR shows a debate on a penal reform or university method with mentions of women, a Women’s League, and counting offices. The text lists ten or more offices and a plan involving 20 to 30 houses, hinting at a broader organizational count or seating arrangement.
Beral Club will hear Bishop Jones on Monday. The meeting will also address protests and discuss plans for the Millers pool activities as part of the program.
Dr Palmer will lecture in Finney Chapel next week on Liberalism and Reform and the Christian role in radical social issues. The schedule includes talks Tuesday Thursday and Saturday with themes on Hawaii and Christian civilization. Palmer, pastor of Central Union Church Honolulu, will also deliver Washington's Birthday address in Flaney Chapel.
Mr Hamilton Hott former editor of the Independent and associate editor of the Weekly Review spoke at Yancy chapel on Wednesday evening praising the Washington Conference on armament. He said the notable outcome was nations trusting each other on vital disarmament questions, not money saved or naval treaties.
Theo Karle, noted tenor, will open Oberlin College’s second semester recital series. His Lohengrin performance at the Bay Festival last spring earned strong praise, and his early training in Olympia, Washington, shaped a celebrated musical career. He returns to Oberlin with a trusted reputation.
Le W W Bileworth, longtime Century employee, delivered a February lecture recounting the evolving relationship between writers and printers over the past two decades. He offered personal anecdotes on payments for early modern literature and the era’s contrasts between authors and publishers.
Director J B Wickler says advance sales near sold out as the Men’s Glee Club prepares for the annual home concert tomorrow night with 8 and 75 cent seats available. The program features a cantata Trial by Jury, intermission, and a collage of songs including The Brownies and Three Pictures from Caudwood Days.
Oberlin College marks the memory of missionaries killed in the Boxer Rebellion with a commemorative day set for March 3. Alumni and Oberlin community members discuss the martyrs’ legacy, with student volunteers managing an event in the campus chapel and related activities at First Church.
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