Former Resident Alumni Secy To Present A Paper
Mrs Virginia Van Fossan Fletcher formerly Oberlin College Alumni Secretary and now Educational Adviser to Town Hall will present a paper December 30 at the Cleveland convention of the National Association of Teachers of Speech. The program, arranged by J Jeffery Auer, covers The Rationale of Discussion with the title The Nature of Contemporary Discussion In America. Also speaking are Douglas Ehninger of Cleveland College and Western Reserve University and James H McBurney of Northwestern University on related topics.
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Virginia van Fossan Fletcher
Oberlin College
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National Association of Teachers of Speech
J. Jeffery Auer
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Douglas Ehninger
Cleveland College
Western Reserve University
James H. McBurney
Northwestern University
Elyrian Training For Marine Corps Career Story
Philadelphia December report profiles Lieutenant Alfred L Booth of Elyria Ohio training at the Basic School for Marine Corps officers. It notes his high school at Elyria and Berea colleges, Naval Academy prep, and his science degree. The piece describes Basic School instruction in speech delivery, field combat prep, and Marine officer training.
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U. S Marine Corps
Leutenant
Alfred L Booth
Gates Ave
Elyria
Ohio
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Booth
Philp B Booth
Elyra High
Baidun-Wellace College
Berea
Oho
US Naval Academy
Pe Graygus
News Yard
Marine Corps
Cal Trang
New York Day By Day on the Elevated Lines and Foxy Grandpa
A reflective New York Day By Day column notes the elevated trains over Sixth Avenue and the subway dig under the el as a once in a lifetime engineering feat. The piece also recalls Kentucky mint gifts, Carl Schultze creator of Foxy Grandpa, and his hospital recovery after a heart attack, ending with his cheerful return to the Times Square workshop.
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New York
Ninth Avenue
Kentucky
Carl Schultze
Foxy
Mr Schultze
Times Square
Grandpa
Oberlin Grange Card Party and Local Christmas Event
Forty Oberlin Grange members held a Saturday night card party with nine Pedro tables. Martha Berg and Frank Schmutz had high scores while Vinla Fackler and John Emerson earned consolation. A later brunch for the next party was planned by Leonard Berg and Lottie Parsons. Sacred Heart church children hosted a basement Christmas party with the Sacred Heart Sevney Circle, Kachis of Columbus, and Sisters of Evra providing music and Santa gifts.
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Pedro
Martha Berg
Frank Schmutz
Vinla Fackler
John Emerson
Airs Leonard Berg
Lottie Parsons
Children of Sacred Heart Church
Overlin Sevney
Kachis of Columbus
Sisters of
Evra
Santa
M Woonleber
Geo. Wohleber
Avon
C Justin
N Webber
Frank Justin
Elora
V. E Knepper
Marian
Frank Schmitz
Pete Meyer
Salute to Carl Schultze and Foxy Grandpa in Charleston
A personal note to Salute Carl Schultze and Foxy Grandpa praising Fred Allen and the city of Charleston while reflecting on admired figures like John Paul Jones and Lindbergh. The writer expresses enduring optimism, affection for a wife, and preference for Newfoundland dogs amid varied personal anecdotes.
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Fred Allen
Charleston
S.C
Vigo
Spain
John Paul Jones
Charles Lindbergh
Eddie Rickenbacker
Mummers Club Busy On Third Production
Oberlin College Mummers' Club, an all male musical comedy group, is preparing its third annual production for early next spring. The script is nearly completed and a January 30 deadline is set for all songs to be used.
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Oberlin College Mummers’ Club
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