Mummers Club to Present Arabesque at Oberlin
Oberlin Feb 9 The Mummers Club will stage Arabesque a musical comedy by Oberlin students David Barry and Dick Eastman. A male cast performs all roles including a harem dance with a plot of French Russian and English intrigue in the Sahara. Shows Feb 26 and Feb 27 in Finney Chapel tickets via Rod Brown White House Oberlin.
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Radio Programs Tuesday February 1987 WTAM and WHK Listings
Radio schedule excerpts list WTAM 1070kc and WHK 1390kc programs across dayparts. Entries include Tom Mix Orphan Annie Twilight Tunes sport features Jack Randolph Vocal Varieties and Wayne King with multiple bands, orchestras, and musical hosts. The list covers acts such as Al Jolson Edger A Guest Bernie Band Mayfair Bands and various musical interludes.
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Betty and
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Cinderella
John Watkins
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Linda’s
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Fidler’s Orch
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Orch
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Orphan Annie
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One In A Million Opens At Capitol Theater
Sonja Henie and Don Ameche star in One In A Million opening tomorrow at the Capitol Theatre. The film features Henie’s skating prowess and Ameche in a light hearted drama set to entertain audiences this week.
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Happy Go Lucky Film Premiere at Rivoll Theatre
A new showing titled Happy Go Lucky opens tomorrow at the Rivoll Theatre. The article notes local audience interest and the film's lighthearted tone.
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Rival
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Death, Marriage, and Mischief Across Small Towns
A collage of brief items from multiple papers notes Uncle Darius Kilgore's death after illness, a boyish joke about a birth certificate, a free film show for under thirteens, Ed Sogstad's arrest on a wife's complaint, a Baptist sewing club gathering, and satirical quips about food, travel, and war memories.
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New
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Love on Condition Will You Love Men
A fragment quotes a dramatic exchange in which a woman asks a partner if his love will endure as she ages. The wording conveys emotional tension and concern about fidelity and time in a romantic relationship.
Freshman Rep George B. Kelly Becomes Local Columnist
Rochester columnist George B. Kelly, a freshman congressman from the district, starts a daily column on happenings in Washington. His inaugural piece invites friends and constituents to visit him at 323 Congressional Office Building, Washington.
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Idolatry and Bashful Doubts in a Tender Exchange
A dialogue reveals affection as one speaker professes idolization and worship while hesitating about physical resemblance to the other's mother. The quip blends earnest devotion with a wry concern about lineage.
Avon Special Meeting Deliberates South Eastern Franchise
Avon Ohio village council held a special meeting at the Town Hall on February 5 to hear a request from an O P S representative for a franchise in the southeast Avon area. The council approved the idea and instructed the Solicitor to draft a franchise for approval at the next regular meeting. On February 11 the Avon and Sheffield councils discussed cleaning French Creek through both towns. A committee of C Klinghirn, A A Bruder, and Peter Nisson was appointed to represent Avon in the matter.
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Wilford Hosts Relatives for Sunday Dinner at Home
Mr and Mrs Charles Wilford hosted a relatives dinner at their home on Sunday. Attending were Mr and Mrs Albert Chester Mr and Mrs Cliff Knight and son George Avon Mr and Mrs Roy Knight of Lorain Mr Frantz and son Earl of Bay Village and Mr and Mrs Louis Knight and family.
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Cleveland Friends Visit And Socials Note
Mr and Mrs J S Phinney and daughter Nadine of Cleveland spent an evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Walker. Miss Bertha Hubbard returned from a month in Florida. Mr and Mrs Howard Wilford of Cleveland attended Mrs George Kelling's funeral. Miss Janet Stagg visits sister Mrs R Reed of Garfield Heights. Mr and Mrs Louis Knighten-
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Garfield Heights
Louis Knighten
Elyria Visitors and Weekend Guests Recap
Elyria visitors accompanied by Miss Louise Orr from Cleveland spent Sunday with friends. Miss Harriett Dudley hosted her weekend guest. Miss Perle Wilford joined Rev and Mrs Bond for a Sunday trip to Avon Lake and sang with the Avon Lake Congregational church choir.
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Louise Orr
Cleveland
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Avon Lake
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Litchfield News Notes: Birthday and Golden Wedding Gatherings
Dr Scudder B R Turner and Mr and Mrs C M Turner attended Frank Turner birthday dinner at Cr Turner’s Lakewood home Friday. W W Smith and Miss Helen Smith joined Golden Wedding of Allison and Mrs Sanderson in Strongsville Sunday. Kellogg family visited Langdon parents in Grafton after church.
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Robison and Sears families visit in Ohio
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Robison and Mrs. Roy Robison Akron and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sears Cuyahoga Falls were callers in the C. H. Sears home. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Worth and children Plymouth were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Halladay. Mrs. Alta Hastings returned home Sunday after a week with her sister Mrs. Alma Lang Akron.
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Father Of Two Oberlin Students Named Tampa Uni. Head
Dr. John Harvey Sherman of Oak Park Illinois, a consulting economist and educator, has been named president of Tampa University Florida. His two Oberlin College students Frances Sherman a senior and John Harvey Sherman Jr a freshman are among the presidents children attending Oberlin. He previously taught at Cornell and Chattanooga and served as dean at Lake Forest.
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Oberlin Graduate Appointed Associate Editor
Frederick Albrink Jr. Oberlin ’34 of Napoleon Ohio has been named Associate Editor of the Duke Bar Association Journal, a quarterly Duke University Law School magazine. Albrink is a student at Duke in Durham North Carolina and has a brother Belea, a senior at Oberlin.
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University of Tampa Welcomes Economics Professor for Growth Plan
A professional lecturer from the University of Minnesota will join the University of Tampa to oversee expansion efforts. The move focuses on guiding growth and developing the university’s professional schools, leveraging his experience with corporations and law firms. The Tampa campus has about 800 students and 35 faculty.
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University of Minnesota
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