Football Banquet November 20 Likely Biggest Ever
A report from the committee in charge of the football banquet scheduled for next Saturday in Warner Gym expects it to be the largest event honoring the team in years. Principal speaker likely C. W. Sieberling of Oberlin, with “Nellie” Mate McPhee and others on the program. Over 40 percent of students have received tickets. remaining ticket sales wrap up Wednesday.
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C. W. Sieberling
Rubber Manuacturer
Tother
Oberlin
Comet
Nellie
Mate McPhee
Vain
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Peters Court
Afar
Pyle Tan
Tates
Armistice Day Reflections From Readers
Charles W. Lauthers and J. Ahunsun discuss Armistice Day reflections from 1919. They argue against widespread hysteria and emphasize a respectful observance with prayers for those who sacrificed, noting local veterans and nearby nations shared similar commemorations.
Merrill to Deliver Haskell Lectures at Central Turkey College
John Fe Merrill, president of a Turkish college in Aintab, Asia, will give Haskell lectures on Christ and the modern world. Merrill, a graduate of Minnesota and Hartford Theological Seminary, has 22 years as a college president under the American Association. his talks will cover Christian approaches to Oriental churches and the modern era.
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John FE. Merrill
Haskell
Vax
Hsetl Foundation
John Me Hl
Turkey
Aintab
Asia
University of Minnesota
Hartford Theological Seminary
American Acom
G. W. Plake
Uteonat Orkey
America
de Merril
Student Chest Pledges Near 15000 Total
Report shows 1364 donors pledged 12212 toward the Student Chest for the year. The goal is over 15000 before week’s end as campus activities rely on the Chest to fund campus appeals and fraternity needs.
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Colle
Oberlin college board meets to plan new arts building
The Oberlin College Board of Trustees met to discuss urgent facility needs led by a proposed 360000 arts and sciences building. Election of a new member filled the vacancy from the death of Dr. Herring, and minutes memorialized late trustees Kingsbury and Heing. Treasurer Thurston reported assets up 4165,000 for the year ending Aug 21, 1920, with a total deficit of 152,964. Attendance totaled 1,708 across all departments, with 1,137 in Arts and Sciences and 318 degrees conferred. The librarian highlighted strong circulation while athletics introduced new facilities plans.
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Dan F. Henderson
Oberlin
Amos ©. Miller
Chicago
John R. Rodgers
Brooklyn
Board of ‘Trustees
Obert
Brows
Waterbury
Conn
H.C. Herring
Department of Arts and Sciences
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Nathan J. Kingsbury
Hubert Heing
Tme
Thurston
Siferent
Wester
College of Arts and Sciences
Schoo of Theology
Conservatory
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Wilson Urges Pilgrim Tercentennial Observance Campus Wide
President Wilson issues proclamation urging schools colleges and universities to observe the three hundredth anniversary of the Mayflower landings and names three members of the United States Pilgrim Tercentenary Commission. He calls for nationwide observances in December and December events across towns and churches with patriotic services and civic participation.
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United States Pilgrim Tercentenary Commission
Congress
Piershipmouth
Pymuth
Mans ‘Haven
Rene
Sisson
Eames
Waver
Erie
Amerie
Historical Oberlin society night pageant outlined
A college pageant titled The Arval of the Colonist and others will recount Oberlin history. Obertin features in an 1880s style program with tableaux, songs, and organ music. Episodes cover early colonists, the village’s founding, the Civil War era, and Oberlin presidents with musical interludes directed by Kin hall and Sherman.
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Charlotte Moody
Oberlin
Oberin
Theerground
Prof
Sherman
Football Edition Next Week Promises Special Four Page Supplement
A newspaper notes a four page football supplement arriving with the regular edition. Orders for inserts must be filed with the business manager before Monday. Copy deadlines for ads and news items are set for 2 pm Monday. Bulletin board notices invite staff to review posted specifications.
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Ei Icort
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Bator
Elork
Therlow Araft
Local Pay Day Pledges Set For Wednesday
Bulletin reports a Wednesday payoff event tied to chest pledges and a large attack review. The notice notes a final opportunity and references a new type machine being relaunched. Details are fragmented but indicate a public pay day and chest pledge collection.
Orman Angell to discuss postwar world politics tonight
Orman Angell opens a lecture course in Los Angeles on the future of the Great Elusion. He will cover problems arising from World War and contest international politics. Angell has lectured in France Germany and England and comes recommended by leading journals in America and Europe.
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Orman Angell
Wil
Angell
L.A
Piansy
France
Germany
England
America
Europe
Aldine Crawford Dies in New York City Friday
Aldine Crawford a prominent student and musician died in New York City on Friday after an operation. She studied at the conservatory and college earning Mus B and later graduation, and was member of the Girls' Club for two years. The funeral was held this afternoon at her home in Loran.
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New York City
Geraldine Woodworth Crawfort
New York
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Cons Sat Ory
Conservatory
Colless
Glie Job
Tweeney
Adm Crichton
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Loran
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