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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1923
Page
11
Oberlin College basketball travels to Oxford on Friday February 16 for a crucial game against Miami and returns Saturday February 17 to host Kent State, the only conference foe to defeat them this season, promising one of the hardest tests of the year.
OBELIN Feb 14. Professor J F ack criticizes Oberlin College students for spending excessive time on line of activities within the campus system. He urges reform of schedules and better balance between study, clubs, and recreation.
The article notes that some students leaving Oberlin after the first term range from 90 to 125, as officials discuss balancing student grind with outside activities. It contrasts views on foundation-building through focused study versus external obligations.
Oberlin on Feb 14 celebrates Eugene Dick’s appointment as postmaster. Locals hail him as highly capable for the important federal role. Also announced is a Feb 15 movie event at Finney Chapel featuring Bali the Unknown in color, a Prizma feature.
Oberlin Ohio February 14 The Oberlin Brass Quartet Ross B Hartman Everett H Glazier trombone Donald D Pierce Ralph M Andrews cornet performed in a radio concert aired from Union Trust Co Cleveland Thursday evening. The quartet members were listed.
Kipton and Haigh home social events feature games music and a luncheon. Christian Endeavor meeting at Thomas Lee home with twenty attendees. Funeral of Miss Lizzie Davidson in Cleveland, burial at Camden, mourned by family and local residents. Local visits include Elwood Austin, Lela Haigh, Calla Bronson, and many others, with notes on lectures and church activities.
A union church service featured a sermon about Lincoln. Miss Lela Haigh and Jene Edwards were seen shopping in Elyria Saturday forenoon. Mrs Haigh had their telephone in hand during the outing.
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