07 May 1919
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1919
Page
1
Readable portions mention Oberlin, a campus, and a reflective, melancholy tone about toast and art. The passage is fragmented with garbled phrases and unclear actions, offering no coherent event, date, or identifiable names beyond Oberlin. No clear summary of a news item can be extracted.
Chaplain Leo of LC Devil Chasseurs speaks on work as self expression and Protestant resilience in France. He notes numbers of French Protestants around 100000 and 500000 total, urges unity and education, and describes linking Strassburg and Mountabon seminary plans.
The Oberlin Review announces the appointment of Alexander Henry Washburn, Robert LeRoy Stubs and Helle ple Hanawalt to positions. The piece describes a new food conservation course blending practical cooking and etiquette, emphasizing practical demonstrations, luncheon events, and social duties as part of liberal arts training.
Oberlin conservatory recitalifeaturing Me Roy W Tibbs head of piano and organ Oberlin College in study and organ playing Mrs Lilian Evans accompanied Tibbs sang three songs with the tone and style of a seasoned musician The program included Bach Lechner and Burleigh works plus a scene from Wagner Das Rheingold and the famous spiritual Nobody Knows de Trouble Ive Seen
A Belgian singer recited dramatic poems in Warner Hall to a large crowd, praised for rare artistic merit. Selections included French 16th century poets Verlaine Baudelaire and Belgian poets like Cammaerts Maeterlinck Rodenbuen Wymseur Verheren, highlighting lyrical depth and national culture.
The Oberlin Ambulance Section joined June twenty third with a full 36 cadre later expanding to 45. Stationed between Asolo and Dasea, through summer and fall they evacuated wounded from local hospitals, faced mountain roads and shellfire, and carried 1936 wounded in seven days. They served with the 70th Division’s Medical and Sanitary Section.
The document lists secretary Dinwide treasurer Mekeep and assistant treasurer Mary Schroeder, with secretary Kathryn Knowlton and president William Peafound for 1923. Other roles include vice president Jeasse Hayden and secretary Sara Park. Margaret Mix and Henry Kent are noted, along with Alden Emery and Ralph Williams in other senate and land context.
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