22 Feb 1924
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1924
Page
1
Community notices recount a leadership change as the Steel Board selects a new president of the Methodist Federal Social Service. The document reflects a ceremonial election and the ensuing public statements by church and social service officials.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions convention committee organization with names like Hajstrom and Asters, plus references to paring, view, and menauur. The readable items hint at internal party processes and committee roles during a convention setup. Names and places are unclear due to garbled text, but the piece centers on who runs the convention committee.
The Sor Committee at Joint M and W plans a Sunday evening event featuring a film about Oberlin in China. A Korea exhibit at the Methodist Church, Shr Pit, from 2 to ?? will draw attendees, with lectures on Romance and Harvard connections mentioned.
Harence Cameron White returns from a southern tour with the National Association of Negro Musicians to begin a major circuit underway in February with stops at Washington, New York, Charleston, and more. The 46 year old pianist plans performances in St Paul, Los Angeles, Seattle, and Cleveland en route to the convention in Cleveland from July 22 to 24.
A garbled OCR item promises a one day only performance featuring "Jackie" Coogan with Tyler Ries from Lemonade to star. The event is set for Saturday at 2818 Piney Chapel, promising a matinee with attempts to fatten the crowd, despite unclear wording in the source.
During the past week Dean Z W Graham attended a 30th conference in the West as part of seminary governance. He delivered remarks, participated in sessions, and reported positive results from recent meetings.
Dr. P Cadmady of Central Congregational lectured in Finney chapel on the mission of the republic. He urged unity and progress, praising Western civilization while stressing harmony with Eastern culture. He warned that true equality and republican law are vital to the nation’s future amid global shifts.
Cincinnati Orchestra arrives for a Monday concert at Penwary Hall, directed by Fritz Weiner. The program features Weber and selections from Wagner and Nutcracker Suite, highlighting strengthened personnel since last season.
State Republicans organize a college convention club drawing delegates from Dennison University Ohio Westegun University Moskins to Jackson State Tenures Montgoers Chatman to unite college youths under a state committee plan.
An interview with Mr. Lewis discusses the current government’s step toward reform, labor influence in Dover, and the shift away from old rule. He notes education gains opening opportunities and argues for continued representative government amid a reorganization and the rise of labor power.
Twenty men were chosen after tryouts held Monday and Wednesday this week for the frosh Glee Club. The first ten include Jenkins, Sinn, Williams, Jones, Mines, Kat, and others. Accompanist is H. Bieneger. The first rehearsal will be Friday at 6:00 PM under HL N. Bkidnore and J. G.
Miss Ivanore Harney, secretary, will attend the conference of college administrators engaged in placement work in Chicago from February 28. The event, linked with the National Educators Association convention, aims to organize administrators into their own body and explore leads in business and social work. At a February 18 Kap ceremony, Sydney K. Thunker and Clanton P. Doane were elected temper membership. Mr Robert S. Hem was noted.
Recreation Hall will be closed until Friday due to evening meetings connected with the Week of Progress program. The closure extends to February 3 as announced by Director Mrs BB Hatch.
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