12 Mar 1940
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1940
Page
1
The Women's Glee Club directed by Wirkler opens its season with a program featuring violin selections. The group begins a ten day tour through four states, presenting concerts and engaging local audiences along the route.
A listing for a campus arts night details a performance including a Glee group, a modern play, and a dance recital. The program features student acts, a theater piece, and musical performances with audience seating in Bay area venues and Finney Chapel hosting events on a Sunday evening.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at an annual concert event with mention of a tone of celebration and community. Despite garbled lines, it suggests a public performance featuring a choir or ensemble and possible ticket or coupon details.
Primary reports detail WSGL activities with a 400,000 opine figure and multiple groups at Phillis Adds Book. Beeston and Grey feature in a ceremony at Destinere 109 to Remar. Trudy Cobo and Mary Chuller are noted, with Kel and Grey cited in committee roles.
Fragmentary text mentions ASTM standards, Parquet, Bahn, Gun, Fyn, and a reference to seventy estimates. No coherent event or person details emerge to form a complete news item or identifiable entities.
Oxbridge era notes mix with war dispatches as Wednesday Chapel launches a drive for delegates and reveals a secret program ahead of a major convention. Reports mention Premier Bar and discussions on preparations, with references to meetings in Stockholm and Paris and anticipated activities around March 2.
Fragmentary lines suggest a call for fresh female role models to support ongoing efforts. The text references unnamed heroines, encouragement, and a sense of continuity, interspersed with garbled phrases and unclear dates or places.
Refugees from Back Bay travel on an open road seeking life and nature, recalling a past camping and scouting spirit. The narrator mentions Bay area landmarks and a day in transit, with references to Bay refuge scenes and a rugged inland journey.
Wabash College plans a War Stand debate on the American war policy with Oberlin College, inviting petitions by March 17. The event features speakers from Wabash and Oberlin, with participation from student and faculty leaders, as they prepare for a public council session in Warner Hall.
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