Oberlin Dramatic Association plans year end play
Oberlin Feb 17 The Dramatic Association decided to close its year with Shakespeare Twelfth Night presented as the commencement play. The group has 150 members to draw on for male roles and will stage two smaller plays at the Wednesday meeting. The association will also present Marlowe and Sothern plays in Cleveland next week and continue a movie series for the rest of the year.
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Oberlin Star Bil Parkhill to Lead Y M C A Meeting
Oberlin confirms Bil Parkhill, the famed fullback nicknamed the great Parkhill, will lead a Sunday YMCA meeting on the topic outside the curriculum. Parkhill is described as well equipped with a broad range of outside interests and experiences.
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Fragmentary sports note hints at football and club diversions
The readable text mentions football and a club, with references to methods and associations. Specific names and events are unclear, leaving only a vague hint of sports and social activities.
Lecture on White Slavery to be Held at First Methodist
Sunday, February 19, at 3 o clock, at the First Methodist church in Oberlin. Rev Albert Sidney Gress of Cleveland will speak on White Slavery up to Date. The High School department of the Methodist church sponsors the event, open to adults. children twelve and older are excluded. Gress leads the American Civic Reform Union of Cleveland which advocates girl protection.
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Cosmopolitan Club International Night Promises Big Event
Oberlin reports the Cosmopolitan club plans its annual International Night on March 14 with elaborate decorations and a varied program. The club draws students from many foreign countries including China Japan and the Near East. Officers elected Everest P Curtiss as president Isabelle Martin as vice president Minnie Chan as secretary Alfred Limnscheid as treasurer.
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Empress of Britain Hosts Winter Pleasure Cruises and Fleet Growth
The Empress of Britain, withdrawn from regulation between the St Lawrence and England for winter pleasure cruises from New York to Caribbean ports, celebrates wartime officers and a reconditioned oil burner. The Canadian Pacific fleet has expanded from 100 tons in 1886 to over 465 000 tons, with new ships and routes including West Indies, Mediterranean, and transatlantic services.
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Oberlin Plans Share Day Fund Drive For Memorial
Oberlin College and local community groups plan Share Day on March to raise about 12,000 dollars annually. The fund supports academies founded nearly twenty years ago in memory of sixteen Oberlin alumni who died in the Boxer uprising of 1900.
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Chinese dialectician dies after years in China letters
Fei lt. Rew Ale fred HL Street of Shanghai, China, longtime writer Heyden Nurk, once part of a study circle, died recently in Heb Chant. At the time of his death he was employed in a field related to people and culture from China.
Oberlin Teacher Wins University Fellowship
Oberlin educator OnERIAIN, aged 63, has been awarded a fellowship by the University Association. He will perform in an upcoming series with notable figures such as the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, music director Frayne Ysaye, and soprano Claire Tux. The announcement notes his past as a respected soloist in operas and church work, with engagements in Cleveland and May Festival venues.
Inauguration of New College Weekly Planned
May inaugurate a new college weekly to discuss campus problems. Two senior students lead the effort with faculty approval and a forum for opinion letters. The paper aims to complement the official Review, with no fixed name yet. Oberlin news notes women voters meeting and local civic appointments.
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Meeting of Women’s Missionary Society At Weltington
Senator phelin YS attended a gathering of the Women’s Missionary Society or sectaur church group at Weltington on Thursday. Mrs. Ruth Coen, who has been away for weeks caring for a brother, was noted in attendance.
Community notices and upcoming events at local churches and clubs
The column lists diverse community items including Jackie Bagger singing at the Apollo Theater on February 2 and 383, a film adaptation from J M Barrie, and various society notices. It mentions Oberlin Masonic card party, Miss Merion Whiting transfer, Mrs. Lawrence at Talcott Hall, Ladies Relief Corps dinner, Mrs. C R Graham entertaining, Mrs. J W Hart visiting East College Street, and Kenneth Bunker moving to Whiton Connecticut for church work. An advertisement promotes tailors suits at moderate prices with a sale to clear spring stock.
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