Has a Present Concert of Hany Compositions
Annual spring program in Finney Chapel features Norman Jollif singing on Tuesday May 18. De. ti W Andrews and others present in Oberlin Muscat Union. The event showcases Masih Con and The Mevalah at Oberlin with Dr George W Adams and Me. Norman JHC of New York.
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Finney Chapel
Erin
W. Andrews
Theale
Plavey
Lev Muscat
George W. Adres
Norman Jhc
New York
Soli
Oberlin
Hi-Ohhi annuals slated for completion by May nineteenth
The Hi-Ohhi annuals are scheduled for completion by May 19. Details about the project and responsible manager Moet FWateots are unclear from the fragment but indicate finalization timelines.
Professor Sims to Study Rural Europe
Professor Sims to make social study of Europe with 128 appointed member of commission to study rural life. The tour will cover Finland Ireland and the return in September. The commission, about 3 experts in rural life, includes Dean Taylor of North Carolina University and President Butterfield of Michigan Agricultural College.
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Professor Sims
Europe
Social Union
Finland
Ireland
Scotland
Eon Mann
Cornett” Ageiulara Collage
Dean Taylor
North Carolina Caiversty
Butterfield
Michigan Agricultural Colese Life Association
Douglass Chorus Elects Officers for Fifth Year
The Douglass Chorus elected officers for its fifth year at a Warner concert last week. Donald Soren was named director and Carre Booker as accompanist. Warren Shave was chosen president and Miss Katherine Wis was named vice president. Feaches 338 dollars from the concert contributed to the memorial event.
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Douglass Chorus
Feaches
Warner
Ionginee Memorial
Don Soren
Fis Carre Booker
Warren Shave
Katherine Wis
Princeton University to Show Apollo Movie for Band Benefit
A college event at Princeton will screen the film Apollo directed for a benefit show. Esther Ralston and Jack Hell star in the Paramount production. The screening aims to raise funds for a new large college chapel project. The event is organized by Mrs. Secretary and treasurer Charles S. Reed with T. A. Bows as manager. The film will be shown in Cleveland and other locations as part of a nationwide college observance.
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King’s
Cambridge
Girls Glee Club Sings for Public School Children
Glewen of the college announces a concert in Oberlin to benefit public school children. The Oberlin Signa Gamma literary society adds three new members, Dean Aterset Elizabeth Craig Sara Hees Waleath and others named.
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Girls Glee Club
Sigma Gamma Society
Signa Gamma Literary Society
Montayening
Dean Aterset
Elizabeth Craig
Vocational Information Classes At Peters Hall
A notice announces vocational information sessions in Peters Hall room 24 at 1 am on Monday morning led by Miss Helen Mac, assistant professor of Library Science at Western Reserve University. The Chinese Discussion group plans a Sunday meeting at 7:80 in the Ma's building for their second session.
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Peters Hall
Ofelack
Mise Helen Mac
Western Reserve University
Wit Suet Sunday Eng
Ma's
Professor Grover to Lecture on Science and Life Mate
Professor Grover of the Botany Department will give a science lecture next Tuesday evening in the Men's Ballroom. The talk will cover theories on the origin of life, discuss the varieties presented, and attempt to answer the question What Is Later?
Car Collision Injures Passengers Near Lyre
Professor Willian K Breckenridge and 21 others were in a car hit by a large truck near Lyre. A college physician reported 22 admitted to hospital with injuries during April visits at the student clinic. The driver and hospital staff investigated 296 cases, with 22 men and 144 women among the injured. many were juniors and seniors.
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Breckenridge
April
Drs KW. Boule
Genia
Ellee
Swoon
Browning House
Willian K Breckenridge
Lyre
Sinclair Lewis First to Refuse Pulitzer Prize
The article reports Sinclair Lewis as the first author to refuse the Pulitzer Prize, noting controversy over the award and the implications for literary authority. It mentions a student background for Lewis in 1902 and reflects on attitudes toward institutional validation and the meaning of prizes.
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Sinclair Lewis
Iayoen Mathews To Give Organ Recital Monday
Mathews of the cast of two will give an organ recital in Fin Fey lapel Monday evening. The program includes Fagae in G major Prelude and Luna in Fiiter Allegre with several pieces by notable composers. The listing provides titles and performers for the second concert stay.
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Iayoen Mathews
Hhayaen He
Fay
Ehaton Popuire
Eve Irieg Linas
Luna
Stella
Stellan
Oberlin Student Voices at College de France Recital
An Oberlin student’s remarks and a recital announcement from College de France appear in this entry. Elizabeth Sinkford, class of, will give a May 11 song recital in Warher concert hall with Dr G W Andrews and the concert orchestra, featuring operatic arias and art songs.
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Jong
Elizabeth Sinkford
Urabeth Sinkford
War
Tsodode
Miss Sinton
G W. Andrews
Consert
Allen Spencer Willa
Xerxes
Sibel
Apulia
Geal Sader Slewing
Fouriat
Debus
Haute de Pique
Tschaikovsky
Austraege
Sean
Schuber
Okra
Nightingale of
France
Wong
Schindler
Lola
Ccuarpentien
Mr Boat Trip Reported Return From Western States
A man reportedly returned after a trip to Missouri, Kansas City, Omaha, and Oberlin. He spoke with Oberlin associations about developments, visited Oberlin, then traveled via Chicago, hearing a recital by Teer Johnson and attending the wedding of J A Humphrey.
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St. Louis
Kansas
Retaining Enactments Leads In Poll Balloting
Survey shows 440 votes cast in first three days with 24 favoring retention and 116 for repeal. Review will publish final results Tuesday and send to the National Student Federation of America for nationwide ballot testing. Tables indicate voting locations Petershall and Wmer where voting may occur.
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National Student Federation of America
Bears
Petershall
Wmer
Aid Grants For Chinese Farming Development Funding
A report notes aid for farming development in Shansi and a $2.2 million grant to Oberin Shaul Annual for years ahead. It mentions income from unused Boxer Indemnity returning to China by the United States. Only three private high schools in China were endowed. most grants went to rivers.
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Heigh
Oberin- Shaul Anual
China
United
Glee Clubs to Perform Concert at Y Meeting
Glee clubs plan a concert at Warner Hall next Sunday at 6 15 pm. Singers will perform numbers solo and jointly as part of the annual program.
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Warner Hall
Doane Hurt in College Baseball Intramural Accident
James F. Doane, 29, was injured while playing baseball during an intramural game behind the college heating plant. He sustained a fractured kneecap when his knee struck a Ford truck crossing the road, throwing him under the vehicle and causing additional minor bruises. This marks the second serious accident on that road this year.
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James F. Doane
Doane
Spring Festival of Music and athletic events listed
Janice Prom, APE balding Mother's Das and AL Serene letare announce a spring festival of music by the Musical Union at 8 pm, alongside Wosien's tuck meet and a six-team track meet at Galpin Center starting 2:20 pm, with Dut tld scheduling noted.
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Janice
AL Serene Letare
Prestan
Wosien
Galpin
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