Reserve Team Wins Two Victories In Week
The Reserve team secured two victories this week and earlier losses are noted. Academy and Ravens clashed with high intensity as the Raven team fought hard, while the Academy led in points during the late stages. The Bureau of Appointments announced civil service exams for teacher and industrial positions in the Philippine service to be held March 13, 1944.
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Bureau of Appointments
United States Civil Service Examinations
Philippine Service
Home Oratorical Contest Set For March 4
The annual Home Oratorical Contest, winner to represent Oberlin at the Northern Oratorical League in May, will be held Monday evening in Finney Chapel. Contestants include A. S. Barnard, B. J. Clark, B. C. Hopper, W. H. Mack, Shel M. B. Oatman, and Carl H. Slocum. The field is strong, and the race for top honors is expected to be close.
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Oberlin
Marea
Finney Chap
A. 5
Barnard
B. J. Clark
B.C. Hopper
W. H. Mack
Shel M. B. Oatman
Carl IL Slocum
Blue Bird pantomime draws large Cleveland crowds
A Western paper notes a big exodus to Cleveland this week to see Maeterlinck’s The Blue Bird at the Colonial. The Thursday holiday caused the largest turnout with specials running at 6 10 pm and crowds leaving after Wednesday night showings. About three hundred observers filled the audience, with lower attendance at breakfast Thursday morning.
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Cleveland
Maeter
Linek
Colonial
Washington Birthday Address By Dan Bradley
A small audience heard Washington's Birthday program in Inney Chapel featuring overtures from The Merry Wives of Windsor and Africa Prayer. Rev W N Thomas D D compared George Washington with modern aspirants and presidents critiquing Taft Bryan and others, ending with a new National Hymn and benediction. Mary Atter 11 visits and teaches at Wellington High School. C W Williams to speak tonight at the Congregational church Men’s Club.
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Inney Chapel
Rom
Windsor
Conservatory OF Anal Anthem
W. N. Thomas
D. D. Long
Oberlin
Anna Louise Strong
George Washington Nf
Bradley, D. D
Katherine le Bates
Conservatory
America
Wickler
George Washington
Dan Bradley
Mary Atter
Wellington
Igh
C. W. Williams
Congregational
Fount Vernon
Grover Prize Encourages Senior Literary Talent at College
New York donor Mr. Grover offers a hundred dollar prize for the senior who shows originality in conception and power in treatment. The award covers verse short story and literary critical essays, with details to follow. The college credits Grover for generous encouragement of genuine literary effort and creation.
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Lair
Eawin
Grover
New York
Death of Dean Miller’s Mother in Chicago
The remains of Anna Fifield Miller died Tuesday at the home of her son Dean Miller and were interred in Rose Hill Cemetery, Chicago. Mrs Miller was over eighty years old. Dean Miller and his wife have gone to Chicago to attend the funeral.
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Anna Fifield Miler
Dean Miler
Ose Hill Cemetery
Chicago
Miller
Dean Miller
Prograph Studio Changes Hands In Oberlin Area
W B Newton sells Prograph Studio to Hush Welsh of Cleveland and Archibald Crombie of this area. The Welsh Crombie Art Studio aims to extend high grade art. Welsh and Crombie were Oberlin College students active in athletics. Judge and Mrs Shattuck visit. C Eldridge of Lorain in Oberlin recently. Bayard Lyon sailed from San Francisco on the 20th. An article on a dentary magnet appears in The Physical Review. Macbeth drawn by Coburn players in Elyria.
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W. B. Newton
Hush Welsh
Cleveland F
Archibald Crombie
Fim
Welsh-Crombie Art Studio
Welsh
Cromble
Oberlin College
C. Eldridge
Lorain
Oberlin
Bayard Lyon
San Francisco
Tien Tein
R. Williams
Physical Review
T. le South
Castleton
North Dakota
Coburn Players
Elyria
Columbia Receives Anonymous Gift For Architecture Echoes
A anonymous donor contributes over one hundred thousand dollars to Columbia University to support architectural echoes and related projects. The gift highlights philanthropy shaping campus design and scholarly activity.
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Columbia
Club Finishes Le Voyage de M Perrichon
The French Club has begun the ending of a play Le Voyage de M Perrichon. It has completed a study of Victor Hugo including his personality and dramatic works. The play was chosen for its lively action and brilliant wit.
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M. Perrichon
Victor Hugo
Cleveland Social Welfare Organizations Report
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss social welfare groups in Cleveland, listing lines that appear garbled. The readable hints reference local organizations and connections to social welfare efforts, but no specific actions, dates, or names are clearly identifiable.
Professor Lutz Urges Value Of Society Work At Oberlin
A Tuesday meeting in the Oberlin Men’s Building urged value of literary society work. Professor Lutz, ex-university father and society man, said society training makes a quick, concise thinker. Carl Slocum noted society work is for all men, not just debaters, with debates essays and drills as core training. Visitors to the KU invitation stressed teaching fellowships across many subjects with stipends.
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Suilding
Oberlin
Wong
Vege
Laz
University of Kansas
Students Fail to Meet College Standards In Semester Report
Dean’s office records show 192 of 975 students, about 19.6 percent, faced conditions or failures. Among them 125 were conditioned in one subject, 28 failed in one subject, and 39 were conditioned or failed in more than one. Six dropped out and nine were dropped for poor work, with four more not returning.
Resident King to Speak at Princeton University
President King departs March 1 to give five addresses in Princeton. He will present the Philadelphian Society talks March 1 and 2 at the university and deliver the chapel address March 3.
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Princeton University
King
Princeton
Philadelphian Society
University
Art Department Showcases Chase Painting by Great Living Artist
The Art Department displays a portrait by William B. Chase, a painting valued at about 900 dollars by the Olney Collection appraiser last year. It was a gift to Mise lice Fairchild, daughter of President Fairchild, during a studio visit in New York. The work is hung high in Society Hall's west room, accessible to those who seek it.
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America
Wm. B. Chase
Fairchild
Miselice Fairchild
Ms. Chase
New York
Olney
Society Hall
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