Nine teenth Century club selects new officers
Oberlin April 4 The Nineteenth Century club elected officers at its annual meeting with Mrs. McFarland as president and other officers named including vice president recording secretary treasurer and archivist. The gathering was held at Mrs. T. W. Schickler’s East College street home.
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Nineteenth Century Club
Oberlin
T. W. Schickler
East College Street
McFarland
J. V. Hil
Barden
Bert Davis
L. H. Trufant
Christy
Entertained Club With Noon Meeting And Notes
Mrs F A hosted a club gathering at noon with discussions on stories and art. The program included remarks on health and bowel issues, with an outline of ingredients in a recipe and reference to workers and nets.
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F. A
Oberlin Rod and Gun club screen show delights crowd
The Oberlin Rod and Gun club presented a three reel program of hunting fishing and sport films in Finney chapel. Prof George Andrews played the organ for half an hour and A L Warner of Wellington spoke about agricultural department efforts. The film included fishing on Lake Erie and other outdoor scenes.
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Oberlin
A. L. Warner
Wellington
Agricultural Department of
Lake Erie
Mixed travel and academic visits listed in regional notes
A series of brief notes record Miss Isapel Wolcott in Cleveland on Tuesday, Prof A. and Rootig in Lansing, Mrs C Sturges visiting her husband at Bryn Mawr, and several other local residents traveling to Cleveland or Ada. It notes Dean C N Cole returning from Ada after inspecting Ohio Northern for potential academic association.
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Isapel Wolcott
Cleveland
A. & Rootig
Lansing
Mick
C. Sturges
Baldwin Preparatory School
Bryn Mawris
Prof
Sturges
Indianapolis
Dean C. N. Cole
Ada
American Association of Colleges
Ohio Northern
de Herbert Willett
Chicago
Wilett
Christian Century News
French
New Jersey
H. C. Scott
John Wood
Sitt
W. Hill
Loosborough
T. H. Rowland
Wa Street
H. F. Ayale
Doris Peabody
Mire
Elnore Siemans Wiley
Cl Oreland
R. M. Reichend
Oberlin Aepital
Ruth Miller
Hillsdale
Mich
S. BE. Miller
J. W. Weddell
Howse
Readiness to Accept All Criminal Cases for Truthful Jury Trial
The text notes a stance to accept all criminal cases from petty offenses to murder charges only if true facts are presented to the jury. It cites the first institution for industrial education of young women in the United States established at Columbus, Mississippi in the early eighties.
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United States
Columbus, Miss
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Genoa
Lloyd George
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Columbia Motop
E Colson Company
Oison Company
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the Colson Company
Elyria, Ohio
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Aga Son
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Omy
Weddell
George Hubbard
Akel Aire
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The
O’donnell Wall Paper
9 and Paint Co
Green Line
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