08 Jan 1935
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1935
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an anti war conference event from yesterday with uncertain details and unclear participants or locations. The text hints at dates and names but remains largely unreadable, offering minimal concrete facts to summarize.
January 15 program at Sanary High School chapel features Dr Thomas Graham as honored speaker. A new Shanai representative will introduce the delegates after the address amid Uperin plans and a Cosmpolitan Club gathering at the university.
Cosmopolitans head to Kansas University for a theology convention as Wagar, a Canton and Warren Ohio pastor, addresses theologians. The piece notes his Conservatory training and a $500 apportionment tied to the event, with scattered references to related names and places.
A disrupted campus notice references limits on dancing in dorms and a curfew like 8:30 p.m., stirring questions among students and administrators. The fragment hints at policy restrictions and student activity concerns without clear names or dates.
A draft plan outlines three religious tendencies and shifts in university policy. Faculty discuss dorm dancing bans and a 11 30 p m Saturday curfew, with matronly permission and council recommendations pending approval for the new semester.
A fragmentary notice announces that Mumford will speak in June at a theatre venue. The text appears garbled, but suggests a public speaking event or lecture with references to themes of peace, privilege, and women. No clear dates or locations beyond the June timing.
A concise notice describes faculty artists showcasing diverse works at a campus site. The feature highlights range across media and themes, reflecting broad scholarly and creative pursuits by faculty members.
Fragmented OCR reports indicate Jantz of Clark University elected secretary in a departmental meeting. The muddled text references observers, Christmas events, and Bereta, with unclear surrounding details or dates.
A noisy schedule fragment notes a Thursday Fest with meetings and gatherings. It mentions an event named Game Night led by organizers including a person or group possibly titled Goodrich. The text references beverages, a comic segment, and casual attendance with plan to drop in, but specifics and coherent details are unclear.
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