Y W C A Fund Drive Energized By Student Canvass
An enthusiastic campaign on Tuesday secured pledges totaling 148.50 from matron supporters, faculty women, and students. At a Wednesday banquet hosted by Methodist church ladies, a drive by forty five canvassers raised 400.11 with help from speeches by Mrs. Miller Ma Henderson and Florence Nichol Con. The team then pushed into the city, canvassing after chapel, with a buffet luncheon on Friday boosting morale and momentum for the effort led by Turner of Seminary and gridiron fame.
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Ma Henderson
Surinl
Florence Nichol Con
Angel
Leveland Y. W. C. A
Peters
Enthusia
Turner
Seminary
Gridiron
Ife
College women urged to join YW movement at Oberlin
Miss Molly Lindsay led Oberlin College women in a YWCA membership meeting Sunday night urging new girls to join the association. She said YWCA stands for the highest and best in everyday life. The class games were canceled Monday due to rain.
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Molly Lindsay
Oberlin Association
Youngstown Match Ends 12-6 as Oberlin Academy Prevails
Oberlin Academy defeated South High 12 to 6 in a Saturday Youngstown game. Kowal blocked a forward pass and fell on the ball near the end zone. Hudson Dudley and Johnson starred for their teams with Edwards making key changes. several new players showed promise.
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Oberlin Academy
South High
Youngstown
Kowal
Hudson
Dudley
Cada
Johnson
Edwards
Saturday's Campus Celebration Sparks Stunts and Talks
Saturday's festivities on campus included a bonfire kindled by freshmen in the plaza, a men’s building program featuring a lively stunt display, Dean Miller recounting summer experiences, and Professor Sherman cautioning on football game rowdiness. Sherwood Moran staged a dynamic lobby dance while F K Drewry delivered a negro dialect reading. The band performed college and patriotic songs between readings and a fort of leather chairs provided comfort as the crowd left pleased.
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Mplls
Dean Miller
Sherman
Sherwood Moran
F. K. Drewry
Jellite
Freshman Class Distinction Incident at Star Kes Hall
After most freshmen left Star Kes Hall yesterday morning, sophomores suspected a freshman vote on a class distinction. A groan led to a hidden prank near the piano where a freshman group burst into laughter. The plan unraveled when the 1917 president freed the prisoner as three burly sophomores stood watch outside for safety. Inside, the sophomores had little information on the freshman class duece and Y M C A campaign results remained unascertained.
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Starkes Hall
Arrangements for Case Ga Football Ticket Sales
Arrangements are made for Case Ga football tickets with sales starting Tuesday afternoon. General admission is $1.00, season-ticket holders may buy 50 cent general admissions with a Case coupon. Grandstand seats 50 cents. specific sections priced at 26 cents. Tickets sold at Peters Hall and local bookshop. Special train service planned from Oberlin to Cleveland with return options. All 12 o'clock classes will be omitted next Saturday, with 10 o'clock classes as usual.
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Successful Rally For Ohio State Game
Oberlin students packed the Men's Building lobby Friday night for a State game rally. Russell Jellife led cheers as Dean Miller prophesied State’s defeat, noting Oberlin had not been defeated on Dillfield since 1908. Erling Theller spoke for the seniors promising a state victory next day. Coach Met tall commented on the ram condition, manager Spore kept the crowd laughing. this was the biggest rally of the year.
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Dean Miller
Oberlin
Dillfield
Erling Theller
State
Mettall
Ram
Spore
Professor Buddingtons Family Returns East To Reside
Professor Buddington of the department of oology has just returned from the East with his father and mother, who will reside with him the coming year.
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Professor Buddington
Department of
Oology
Toplif Named To Key Wanregan Post In Conn This Year
Harrison F. Toplif '12 secures a fourth responsible position with Wanregan Company in Wanregan Connecticut this year.
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Harrison F. Toplif
Wanregan Company
Wanregan
Conn
October 11 graduate article in Municipal Review
The National Municipal Review for October features a notable piece by Frederick F. Blachly on The Streets of New York City. Footnotes identify Blachly as an Oberlin College graduate, class of 1911, pursuing a doctoral degree in political science at Columbia University, and serving as a politics instructor at New York University.
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National Municipal Review
New York City
Frederick F. Blachly
Blachly
Oberlin College
Columbia University
New York
Williams Directs Charity Federats
Cleveland charity federation unites major organizations under one umbrella and shifts canvassing to a single drive. Statistics show a fourfold increase in funds and a 260 percent broader array of beneficiary institutions among 2000 federated givers, with full figures to be released in the Year Book.
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King
Ohio
Cleveland
Freshman Hero Climbs High On Dizzy Stack
A damaged OCR fragment describes a freshmen hero ascent amid clashes and a heating blast at the Men's Building. The report mentions jubilant students, fear, and a dramatic night turning to triumphant work the next morning, with changed colors and chaotic scenes.
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Reshman
Toya
New Asia
Camp Fire Girls Organized for Year Camp Fire Program
The Camp Fire Girls plan for this year includes about a dozen groups for the Academy, High School and grades. Ida Henderson will assist and direct leaders. College and Conservatory girls form two groups a normal leadership study group and a second group following usual Camp Fire laws.
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Camp Fire
Ida Henderson
College and Conservatory
Ohio State and Oberlin Play Scoreless Tie on Saturday
The idle game produced a 0-0 final as both teams showed strong defense and cautious offense. Coach Metcalf blamed cautious play for the scoreless outcome while about 4,000 spectators noted the hard defensive effort and solid grounding in the clash.
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State
Metcalf
Oberlin
Necesary
Oberlin Defeated Amid Turbulent Scoring Clash
Dall and Oberlin collided in a tense battle as Oberlin’s scoring machine faltered under a strong defense. Captain Pete’s sprained thumb hindered throwing, and two forward passes failed near the goal. A chaotic scramble ended with a kick clearing danger, delivering the only major thrill as bettors watched with mixed emotion.
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Oberlin
Machi
Pete
Smith Commits Fund To Boost Faculty Salaries At Smith
President Marion Leroy Burton announced a fund totaling 1 081 400 dollars to raise salaries of the teaching corps at Smith College. The move aims to strengthen the college as the largest women s college in the world and the strongest in its history.
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Marion Leroy Burton
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