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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1954
Page
13
In Oberlin residents prepare for vacation and Santa visits while Christmas services light up halls and halls auditorium glitters with lights. Shoppers discuss buying a Christmas tree, from grand evergreens to potted options, as families plan the season and reflect on 1954 festive memories.
Oberlin prepares an International Festival on February 22 hosted by the Oberlin Branch AAUW and Oberlin College Cosmopolitan Club. Ten world area committees will present themed dinners and exhibits at James Brandt House and Church School rooms, followed by entertainment at Hall Auditorium. Tickets cover the dinner and program. admission to the entertainment only also available.
Hospital weekly notes list births and discharges. Births include a son to Mr and Mrs Ivan Rogmarynowycz and a son to Mr and Mrs Lester Mason. Discharges mention Lera Cutts Dwight Rosecrans Lumen Whitney and others, with multiple names on several dates.
Nathar Gottschalk a Conservatory of Music faculty member since 1950 will present an unaccompanied violin program at Oberlin College Warner Concert Hall on January 4 at 8 p.m. The recital traces violin literature from pre Bach to a 1950 twelve tone work. He studied with Albert Spalding and has performed with the Pittsburgh Symphony and several prominent ensembles. Public admission is free.
Robert L. Jackson director of admissions was elected to the board of the Association of College and Counselors during the association’s 10th annual meeting in China. The national group includes leaders from about 200 colleges and universities and also enrolls secondary school principals and counselors.
Oberlin professor George E. Simpson will read a paper on Religious and Political Cults in West Kingston at the American Anthropological Association meeting in Detroit December 29. Professors Meyers and Yinger will also attend. others discussed include J H Nichols and Robert Kretechmar at a Columbus conference on physical education certification. Kenrick will join the Ford Fellowship regional selection committee in New York and teach courses at Comell University Summer School. Milton Yinger authored a chapter in a desegregation study published by UNC Press.
Miss Barbara Cal mer Mrs. Helen Domankos Mrs. Marjorie Donier Miss Hetty Hile man Miss Sara Houston Miss Helen Merson and Miss Betty Wagner of the department of physical education attended the annual fall meeting of the Women's Physical Education Section of the Ohio Coffee Association held in Delaware.
Oberlin College reports that students collectively earn more than 630000 annually from college year and summer jobs. Many work on campus in residences, dining halls, libraries, and offices, while others take external gigs such as babysitting, band work, hotel clerking, and lab assistant roles. Summer work is common and often more lucrative, with three of four men and a similar share of women working. The piece also notes 153 students born outside the continental United States attend the college and lists their places of birth.
Oberlin Girl Scout troops organize charity gifts and clothing drives for UNICEF. Troop 143 makes decorative trees for ornaments. Troop 150 creates favors for Haulk Rest Home trays. Troop 149 runs a Special Christmas price project. Troop 159 sews baby blankets for Brazil aid. Troop 132 makes tree decorations. troop 154 joins a Christmas party at Nellogg House.
Mildred Murray elected Excellent Chief at Oberlin Temple Pythian Sisters after officer installation. Florence Morgan named captain and Leona Gil excellent pianist. Eve Robey manager and Sree Edmonds secretary. Donation planned to Knights of Pythias Home in Springfield. annual Christmas party set for Thursday with a two cent exchange planner.
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