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JHE to give talk on vent institute in America Director will present Shansi address. ALAholisies exams, SE leave for Detroit, M1 Natal Association 'or Tien of Women.
17 Feb 1931
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1931
Page
1
JHE to give talk on vent institute in America Director will present Shansi address. ALAholisies exams, SE leave for Detroit, M1 Natal Association 'or Tien of Women.
A string quartet plans a concert featuring a remarkable program. Beethoven Opus 132 is highlighted among works. The ensemble aims for a notable evening, inviting music lovers to attend.
A library exhibit highlights Indian clothing drawn from the Spalding Alden Collection, tracing a varied historical arc. The display emphasizes garments across eras, presenting insights into cultural exchange and fashion evolution through documented pieces and catalog notes.
A fragmentary report notes Professor Bullerton praising the Causey Conference as helpful to stimulated thought. Other lines reference social events and post office building notes, with unclear details.
A bold report from 1k Werner highlights Novia’s path toward spring, noting church affiliations and anticipated developments. The item frames the Frat Church stance and outlines looming milestones without sensational detail.
A fragmented notice notes Hutcheson performing tonight at 7 30 in the chapel. Mentions classical composers Chopin Medtner and a cryptic string of garbled phrases about philosophy and a plan or problem.
A city student group announced plans to attend the play Electra on February 23. The event features Marika Cotopouli, described as a renowned Greek actress, in a presentation-style appearance amid campus cultural activities.
Fragmentary OCR note with unclear names and event. unable to determine persons, places, or event details from the garbled material.
Fragmented OCR text references Nixon and Page in a religious liberty context, mentioning a conference on religion and international topics. The readable portions hint at discussions on church liberty, treaties, and war routes, but details are unclear.
A resident of Chinese Cavern, men at Pacaity Are olaein Grade en an Sen received honors from Fukien University. The article fragment notes Oberlin ties and academic recognition amid unclear context.
The readable fragments mention dates such as February and numbers, with scattered names like Agamemnon Marion Fer and Chytammetra. The text is highly garbled and lacks a coherent event or clear subject to summarize.
Scribner's Magazine announced a prize contest featuring entries by notable authors. Judges will assess submissions for wit and poetic tone, with aims to discover fresh voice in fiction and verse.
Tryouts for the drama major and marching band program will be held Friday, March 3 at the School of Theology. Applicants should arrive by 2:00 p.m. for auditions and.
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