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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1922
Page
4
The Messiah will be performed this evening by renowned soloists, a 225-voice chorus, and the Conservatory Orchestra. The Musical Union opens its season with high hopes that this chorus will be the best in years. Tickets sold to Oberlinites and many from nearby cities, with an extensive program in three parts.
Oberlin marks Education Week with a chapel talk by resident King praising American Education Week. He argues education builds appreciation for music, philosophy, moral and religious values, aesthetics and intellect, urging teachers to convey these enduring ideals through testimony and example.
Elizabeth Allen Thomson of Chicago, a member of the International Society of Psychical Research, says a snowy white figure appeared in a séance at the Masonic Temple. She agreed to Scientific American’s $2,500 offer for first-page photohie phenomenon under their terms.
The Social Science Club met Monday in the Park Hall where President King spoke on the Near East situation. On Thursday he heads to Dayton for two talks at Silver High School and the Dayton Teachers' Club, with a Dayton Alumni dinner in his honor.
President King spoke at Oberlin on the Near East situation detailing recent developments. He emphasized diplomacy and regional stability amid tensions and urged support for peaceful resolutions and continued dialogue among involved states.
The Oberlin Woman's Club literary section met Tuesday afternoon December 6 at the home of Mrs VO Johnston 289 Him street. Mrs H Huckhins led the meeting while members translated brief pieces from French and read short stories.
Lorain county Young People's Societies plan a two day rally at First Baptist Oberlin with talks by Miss Nelle Dunham and Mrs. Wilson Holmes from Granville, a banquet, roll call, and sermons by Rev C M Eday and Rev A M MacDonald. Attendees expected from Wellington Elyria Lorain Camden Kypton Spencer Medina Rochester Litchfield LaGrange.
Stuart Walker will present the Book of Job in Finney Chapel Saturday at 8 o clock under the Dramatic Association. The program features three parts including a prose prologue and an ancient Hebrew score arranged by Elliott Schench. The narrative centers on suffering and the message of patience and faith.
Dr Florence M Fitch of biblical literature will lecture on the Book of Job in Warner hall at 4 30 on Friday December 8. The talk ties the Old Testament narrative to a Stuart Walker production presented in Finney Chapel that Sacarudak evening.
The Mathematics Club met today in room 33 Peters Hall. Miss Winson discussed Some Problems in Number Theory and mathematics was applied to the discussion of problems in eronopues.
A Tuesday evening party honored Donald Smith hosted by his parents on North Pleasant Street with seven guests in attendance. Dascomb Cottage in Oberlin announces holiday hours for college women not returning home for Christmas. Mrs Locke was in charge. The Classical Club in Oberlin presents a Latin morality play Christus Paphus on December 11 at 7 36 in the Art Building.
In Oberlin on December 6, a critique of a novel by Miss Swift from the French Department appears. The discussion focuses on themes, writing style, and cultural implications within the literary work.
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