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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1921

Page

8

Dancing Gains Favor With Oberlin Students

Oberlin students welcome dancing as recreation after its 1919 approval. The Rec in Rice Hall hosts nightly dances with piano, occasional orchestras, and plans for a large electric instrument to improve music. Students fundraise via benefit dances as the college weighs power options and future installation.

Oberlin Oberho C. Rice Recreation Hall Rec Hatch Oberlin Conservatory

Oberlin GIVES TO EUROPEAN RELIEF

Lorain county leads in the Oberlin drive for European relief funds. Oberlin College and local churches contribute to a county total of $826.90 toward Ohio’s $27,400 quota of a national $33 million Hoover fund aiding 3.59 million children in war-torn Europe. State chairman Jones urges gifts direct to Columbus or local drives to meet the quota and prevent hunger and starvation among the 17,000 American relief workers and 3.59 million children in Austria, Hungary, Poland, and other states.

Oberlin Lorain County Europe Herbert Hoover European Belief Council Hoover Organization Columbus Ohio Willlam Eugene Jones First Congregational Church Wellington George Knierm Lorain Charles P. Ainsworth Obartin MC .Heely Elyria Gemger Edas R. Hubbard A Friend Girl Scouts Eda B. Brady Hoover Fund Austria Hungary Germany Poland Czecho-Slovakia Baltics Balkan States America Miami Athens Fairfield Coshocton Hamilton Lake Clinton Vinton Marrow Jones

Artist Recital Tuesday Evening at Oberlin Finney Chapel

Oberlin Conservatory professors W K Breckenridge and W T Upton open the second semester artist recital in Finney chapel. The two piano program includes Bach Bauer Fantasie and Fugue in A minor, Schutt Theme and Variations op 4 1, Saint Saens Caprice Arabe op 96, Wagner Song of the Rain Nymphs, Rachmaninoff Valse op 17, and Liszt Concerto Pathetique.

Oberlin W. K. Breckenridge W. T. Upton Oberlin Conservatory Finney Chapel Bach-Bauer Schutt Saint- Saens Wagner Rachmaninoff Liszt

Union ticket voted all years long in 1864 election

Oberlin reader finds faded 1864 Wellington ballot voting for Lincoln and Johnson. Ticket lists electors Connell Biehn Green Mathews Gumkel Johnston Walker Gardner Smith Bowen Scroggs Sheffield Waller Page Stanberry Mo Comps Wood Danford McCook Marshall Kelley. War ticket backed by north and soldiers. Also notes League of Nations forces for Vilna include Danish Dutch Belgian British French Norwegian Spanish Swedish.

Obeerlin M. H. Avery Oberlin Wellington Union Abraham Lincoln Andrew Johnson Tennessee Vic John M. Connell John P. Biehn John K Green Stanley Mathews Lewis B. Gumkel Stephen Johnston Willam L Walker Mills Gardner Henry W. Smith Ozigs Bowen Jacob Scroggs League of Nations Vilna

Mills of the Gods shown at Rex theatre in Oberlin

The Mills of the Gods, a German made feature film with Berlin scenes, will be shown at the Rex theatre in Oberlin on February 24 and 25 with a matinee Thursday. Proceeds benefit the American Legion. It was captured during a screening for the German military staff at Thentourt and released after effort by Mr. Chaffin of Norwalk.

Oberlin Ich Thentourt Chaffin Norwalk

Better Oberlin Week to Feature Week of Prayer

Oberlin plans a Better Oberlin Week tied to a university wide prayer period beginning February 2. The event aims to energize student concern with personal issues through cabinets of two Christian associations and faculty committees. Dr. Richard L. Swain of Bridgeport Connecticut will speak starting Sunday evening February 27 on topics including The Honest Atheist and Does Man Have a Soul.

Oberlin Richard L. Swain Bridgeport Conn Schence Swain Yale Frank C. Porter University

Liberal club hears Dr Van der Pyle in Oberlin

Dr Nicolas Van der Pyl, pastor of the United Church, will address the Liberal club in the Phi Delta room of the Men’s building at 2 36 Sunday afternoon. He will discuss the present industrial situation and share his work with the Inter Church World Movement and labor department surveys. A brief business meeting and election for a treasurer will follow.

Oberlin Nicholas van der Pyl United Church Liberal Club Phi Delta van der Pyl Commission Department of Labor

Faculty Votes To Amend Rules At Oberlix College

Oberlix February 21 Faculty adopts changes to chapel attendance rules. Juniors and seniors may have absences counted double without explanation within two weeks. Freshmen and sophomores must excuse absences in person or writing within two weeks or face doubled penalties. Penalties rise with total semester absences beyond 15 hours, 21 hours, and more, with restated rules posted recently.

Parent Teachers Club To Meet Thursday Night

Oberlin February 21 The Parent Teachers association will hold its general meeting Thursday at 7 30 PM in the high school auditorium The topic Are we Training for Children to be Sensible will cover dress social occasions evening use light literature and other items The meeting aims to discuss amenities of good living vital to child education Prof W L Carr Dean Klingethagen and Prof Kyrk are listed as participants with many others expected to attend to share views and criticisms All Oberlin parents are urged to attend

Oberlin Parent- Teachers Association W. L. Carr Klingethagen Professor Kyrk

Oberlin Gas and Electric valuation appealed to Ohio Supreme Court

In Oberlin on February 24 the Oberlin Gas and Electric Co petitions the Ohio Supreme Court to review the public utilities commission order valuing the company’s property at 966000 for rate making. The company had argued for 150600, while the commission based its tentative value on a White report. Final court action on the 1915 rate passes awaits the high court’s valuation ruling.

Oberlin Oberlin Gas & Electric Co Supreme Court of Ohio Oberlin Cps & Electric Co Public Utilities Commission of Ohio Commission Chist White Supreme Court Vilage Wil

Oberlin D A B celebrates Washington's Birthday pageant

Oberlin, February 21. The Oberlin chapter of the D A B will celebrate Washingtons birthday on Monday at 730 in Sturges hall with a pageant by public school pupils directed by Miss Mar. The program portrays the Pilgrims landing and early experiences, scenes include Leyden Holland, the Mayflower voyage, Plymouth First Thanksgiving, and an epilogue on Free Government Free Religion and Free Education.

Oberlin D. A. B. Wil Washington Sturges Hall Tilgrims Miss Mar Proloucive Leyden Holland Pastor Robinson Mayfiow Plymouth Mass

Forty Two Students Enter Oberlin This Semester

Oberlin reports forty two students entering for the term with seventeen freshmen. Sophomores include Max Croff sky Bennett Levy and Robert Wels while Robert Reine begins as a junior. Mr and Mrs T Young are special students.

Oberlin Max Croffsky Bennett Levy Robert Wels Robert Reine T. ¥. Young

De Forest Gold Medal Awarded at Yale

The Yale University Bulletin for the week ending Feb 5 announced Robert Maynard Hutchings of Berez Ky won the De Forest Gold Medal for the best English oration. Hutchings, class of 68-19 and son of Prof. W. T. Hutchins, spoke on Our Contemporary Ancestors. The note also cites army casualty figures from World War I.

Oberlin Yales University Bulletin de Forest Robert Maynard Hutchings Berez David C. de Forest Hutching W. T. Hutchins

Musterole replaces mustard plasters for relief

Old fashioned remedy advertisement touts Musterole white ointment made from mustard oil and other ingredients. Claims relief from sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia congestion pleurisy rheumatism lumbago back pains and other aches without blistering. Also promotes Olive Tablets at various prices and hospital kit options.

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