11 May 1934
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1934
Page
1
The Ohio Music Education Association sponsors the 2000 state festival in Oberlin featuring high school ensembles and soloists. The program opens tomorrow morning at 8 30 with Joe Fretman directing portions of the event.
A fragmented notice reports a student constitution vote tied to SPSS and a campus event. Muted references to faculty, students, and a promotional campaign appear without clear dates or venues.
Gill's Band with a sextet and trio will provide music for the junior prom. Richard Haren conducts the program with Hetelan Rhapsody-Oy as a featured piece and Gill's ensemble plans lively selections.
A scrambled passage discusses primary voting and a fresh decision. Mentions names Kun Kelty Zellers and Willa Shalby in unclear context with references to seats, counts, and potential changes. The text appears as a damaged OCR fragment, lacking coherent facts or dates.
The Public Affairs Society will sponsor Dr Rex Tugwell head of the Brain Trust for a lecture at Finney Chapel. Tugwell, under secretary of agriculture in Roosevelt's cabinet, will speak on New Deal economic policy to a large audience expected at 1 20 p m.
Lewis Whiting Senior recalls three years of service at the Commons as headwaiter with tales of a pajama party a frog story and other yarns, marking the end of a long tenure. The reminiscences include anecdotes about fellow staff and the lore that accompanied daily duties, ending with Whiting’s departure from the post.
Phyllis Cornell presents a recital featuring MacDowell Concerto in E minor with the audience tonight. Details appear garbled but indicate a musical program and scheduling may be affected by local constraints.
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