Oberlin Grads Plan Yearend Mixer After State Game
A large turnout of fifty men gathered in the Men's building after the State game to celebrate the season with a mixer. Stunts will be provided and the event will close with a toast. Raymond Robing left Oberlin at 4 20 Friday evening amid cheers and a singing sendoff led by Chuck Glaugue with Oberlin songs and chants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Robing
Oberlin
Robins
Robing
Chuck” Glaugue
Aqua
Conservatory social scene and fashion observations
Mr and Mrs C W Mortisan hosted Heighton Oberhof fer and Van Viet of the Minneapolis orchestra at dinner. Thelma Armstrong visits town two weeks as Cranford girls mock Lent duties with kitchen chores. A lecture audience reports varied dress from Peter Thompsons to pink taf feta gowns, Oberlin influence noted, as fashion curiosity and homeward longing mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Mortisan
Conservatory
Heighton
Oberhoffer
van Viet
Cello
Minneapolis Orchestra
Thelma Armstrong
Cranford
Marjorie Talamo
Baldwin
A. Tal Fio
Janet
Bufalo
Peter Thompsons
Lillian
Lian
Father Companion
Aviny
War era mail from prisoners and social notes mingle
A barber receives a card from a brother captured by Russians and describes hardships, including looted belongings and mistreatment of prisoners. The piece shifts to notes on a social gathering at Leo Forman’s home, with editors and cub reporters, card games, and a Princeton game captains update, all reflecting local life and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galaeia
Franck
St|beri
Leo Forman
Foresttreet
Stadt
Cub
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Bob Kindergarten
Iuterlossen
Alawin
Hemteat
Kodak
Colate
Person's Drug Store
East College St
Ohio
N Bros
Wits Surnian
Aterin
Hobbs
Alg Son
Waren
Ora
Haseell
Prem Club
Mareh
North Cedar
Wooster Save
NEA
Hental
Tate
Ros
Roy
Steenhouse
Trvtew
Ines DI
Jehton
Win Jones
Salome Leuchauer
Princeton
Warner
Annie
Cleveland
Esterday
Dainty
YM. C. A
Fee
Behr
Ome
Royal Tattors
Royal
Pfaff & Morris
South Main St
TocRaPi
the News Printing Co
Cleveland, Southwestern & Columbus Ry. Co
South Main Street
New Spring
A. Straus
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