Oberlin High School Battles Cade Academy In Last-Second Tie
A chaotic Saturday clash saw Oberlin High School and Cade Academy deadlock after a hard fought drive near the goal. Huyeke and Mundy sparked Cade while Oberlin’s defense stalled late, yielding a dramatic 0-0 stalemate in a game described as among the era’s best scholastic football confrontations.
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Lecture on Waves of Sound At Ohio Academy Meeting
Dayton C Miller of One School Applied Science presents a illustrated lecture on sound waves Friday evening at Warner Hall. Admission is free. The talk, given before the Ohio Academy of Science and the American Association for the Advancement of Science, highlights Professor Millers research on overtones and the complexity of sound.
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First Artist Recital by Josef Hofmann Opens Season
The first artist recital by pianist Josef Hofmann launches the season with a refined program. Audience notes praise technical mastery and expressive tone, as critics compare the performance to Hofmann’s renowned earlier concerts.
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UM sella r Falls to Become Enthusias
The article fragment notes a local program heating up with rising enthusiasm and noted climax moments as plans take shape. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text, but the tone suggests a community initiative reaching a pivotal point.
Secures Alyred Noyes for January 21 1780
Fragmentary notes mention Alyred Noyes secured for a January 21 event in 1780. It references Bowes and Williams and a lecturer briefing about Benton on South Engh Poetry. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Hofmann recital fades on dull audience at Oberlin
Dean Cole reports on faculty progress and college reforms after Hofmann violin recital. Despite technical mastery, listeners showed apathy. Hofmann’s stature remains based on restraint and universal respect. The article also notes upcoming open meetings, curriculum upgrades, and fundraising for a new athletic field hosted by Cleveland alumni.
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Minary Union Banquet Honors Faculty Members
The Seminary Union held its annual Thanksgiving banquet Monday evening at Second Congregational church with 300 attendees. After a four course dinner, Dean Bosworth presided as foreman with speakers W. LeFiefield, Kemper Pullerson, F. B. Warner, B. W. Lyman, A. G. Walton, and Dr. Sidney Le Gulick of Doshisha Seminary Kyoto Japan.
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President King Returns From New York Visit
President King came back Saturday from a week in New York and Bowen, resuming official duties amid broad discussions with regional leaders and economic briefs.
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