21 Mar 1913
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
1
A survey of Oberlin College social and religious groups highlights the Christian Associations and YWCA activities. It notes numbers for 1911 membership, facilities, and class sizes, then describes fall arrival rituals, welcoming traditions, cabinet work, Bible study, and campus-wide programs alongside a review of ongoing student clubs and planned initiatives.
A historical brief notes someone pursuing very important work with persistent effort. The fragment hints at continued activity or mission, suggesting ongoing duties, responsibilities, or tasks central to an individual or organization. No further identifiable names, dates, or places are provided in the readable text.
Fragmentary page1 text shows two students a Freshman and a Senior stating Christ was not a real person before joining an association Bible class. It notes over 160 girls have attended these classes this year and that value received for time invested is discussed in groups focused on Christian missions, with about 275 girls mentioned as having participated.
Listings show multiple professionals with irregular hours and addresses. Entries include G Or Jameson H Browning MD Dwover Straits store hours from 9 to 11 and 3 to 11, residence 148 Cedar Ave, phones 138 and College Street, office 17 College Place. Thatcher MD with varied hours and phone 405, office 2 on 120 North Mi street over Peerless Bank, residence 263 King Street. Dr Husted dentist at College Street phone 350.
Ten high school girls form a China study club led by Mrs Davis to learn about China life and missionary work. The group aims to study culture and daily life as part of their educational interests.
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