College Receives 5900 From Industry Programs
Oberlin College has received 5900 in unrestricted gifts from three firms that base their college aid program on alumni they employ.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1957
Page
7
Oberlin College Calendar Highlights Tonight and Tomorrow
Conservatory music recital at Hall Auditorium and a Moliere Festival in Mumford, with performances by Oberlin alumni and student groups. Tonight includes two Comedies and vespers at Fairchild Chapel, plus Finney Chapel assembly tomorrow featuring Dr. Cross’s lecture on Dead Sea Scrolls dating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastman Kodak Co
Kodak
Oberlin
Conserva
Ey Tman
Gig Dramatic Association
Mum Ae & Pitt
le Cercle Francais
Fairchild Chapel
Finney Chapel
William E. Stevenson
Haskell
Bosworth Hall
Dr. Frank
Cross
Qumran
Symbolism Talk Set Tomorrow at Christ Episco pals
Oberlin professor P T Fenn will discuss Symbolism in the Church at 2 29 p m tomorrow for the Women's Auxiliary of Christ Episcopal Church. A 7 30 p m Parish Lenten program begins with evening prayer and coffee in the parish house followed by Bible discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
P. T. Fenn
Woman's Auxiliary of
Christ Episcopals Church
Oberlin Board Faces Music Program Costs and Repairs
Oberlin Board of Education plans to charge for the use of band instruments next year while reporting on extensive maintenance work. Repair crews tackled about 40 tasks, including buses, blackboards, wiring, plumbing, and auditorium needs. The Moliere Festival opening at Hall Auditorium is highlighted as a cultural event supported by UNESCO and local groups.
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Oberlin City Hall
Vieter Macha
South Professor
Jg Mirw
Herman Davis
North Prospect St
Gloria Carruthers
Carruthers
C-T
Oberlin
Lulli
Unesco
Tommy
United Nations
Moliere
Scheff
Svano
Educat
Itival
Messers
Ray Johnston
C. E. Wigton
Hall Auditorium
Oberlin Dramatic Association
Mummers’ Club
Oberlin College
le Cercel Francais
Roberta Scheff
Bill Svane
Hall
Local church social notes and staff duties listed
Kipton community page records maintenance staff including George Bare Joe Calhoun Steve Coinman William Kimmey Lawrence Meiland er Charles Hall and Edward Perkins. Friendship Class of Community Church hosted 20 members with Ernest Leninger Claude attending. events included games and banquets. Cottage prayer meetings prep for Camden Baptist evangelistic meetings. Additional social items mention anniversaries dinners and youth festivals with local families and pastors present.
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George Bare
Joe Calhoun
Steve Coinman
William Kimmey
Lawrence Meilander
Charle Hall
Edward Perkins
Homer Edwards
Bright
Congregational Church
Dean Morgan
Delton
Davidson
Jack Short
Camden Baptist Church
Milton Perkins
Don Haookey
Dean Mor
LaGrange Girl Scouts Awarded Badges At Court
LaGrange Intermediate Troop 58 at LaGrange High School held a regular meeting. Phyllis Sooy joined the troop during the Court of Awards where Emma Blaker Beverly Bowers Ramona Campbell Gloria Fye and Pat Holcomb earned care camperbackyard campers cat and dog badges. Girls then practiced for the father daughter dinner at West Carlisle School.
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Lagrange
Reacher
John Holcomb
Phyllis Sooy
Emma Blaker
Beverly Bowers
Ramona Campbell
Gloria Fye
Camperall
Pat Holcomb
Debaters Clash as House Slams Civil Rights Panel Plan
Representative E L Forrester of Georgia opposed any move to halt committee debate on the stalled civil rights bill. He said opponents have many amendments to offer but have no intention to filibuster. House Judiciary Chair Emanuel Celler urged the committee to reconvene to push out the President's civil rights program.
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Washington (M
House
Eisenhower
E. L. Forrester
I Emanuel Celler
N-Y
South Ridge Church WSWS Elects Officers
The South Ridge Evangelical United Brethren WSWS met at Mrs. Frank Stang’s home for a monthly gathering. Devotions and program were led by Mrs. Alvin Fowl with a review of The Churches in Southeast Asia. Officers elected: President Accomm Fowl, Vice President Alvin Fowl, Secretary Ralph McVey, Assistant Secretary Fred Eppley, Treasurer Clarence Cook, Sunshine Treasurer Frank Stang. Next meeting at Mrs. Newton Baus’s home.
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South Ridge Evangelical United Brethren Wsws
Frank Stang
Alvin Fowl
Fowl
Southeast Asia
Burma
Indonesia
Corwin Burrer
Martin Mickey
Accolm Fowl
Ralph McVey
Fred Eppley
Clarence Cook
Sunshine
Newton Baus
Principal Reverts to Teaching Amid Eastwood Shortage
Oberlin Assistant Superintendent Charles E Wigton returned to the classroom at Eastwood School to address a teacher shortage. Wigton taught fourth grade math and said he enjoyed it as illness kept several teachers from reporting. Absences rose with many pupils absent for an unexplained illness. about 100 were out at the high school late last week and 25 to 1329 did not attend Monday.
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Oberlin
Charles E. Wigton
Eastwood School
Wigton
Harry A. Ross
Eastwood
Raymond Johnston
Dog Spoils Hunt Dinner At Lenten Meeting
Police investigate after a dog mauls a detective during a search at a church Lenten meeting in Atlanta. Warranted repairs delay plans as officers pursue a possible illegal whiskey cache while residents shield the event from disruption.
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Atlanta
Oberlin
Methodist Missions
W. K. Perry
Perry
June Torrance
Students named to regional convention honor rolls at Oberlin and Henrietta
Oberlin officials Walter Carpenter and Don Mellroy plan to attend a national convention. At Henrietta thirty eight students are named to the national convention. Read lists show grades nine through twelve with names including Karen Born Linda Jackson Jil Keller Martha Niggle and Geneva Bechtein among others.
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Oberlin
Walter Carpenter
Prinand
Don Mellroy
Pleasant St
Harry
No-A- Bess
Henrietta
Ional
Mirelands High School
Associato Us
Thestion
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Karen Born
Mary Keressi
Onaiee Meyer
Nick Ivancic
Edis Peasley
Richard Ward
Faith Krebs
Erma Logan
Janet Watson
Martha Hiscox
Kenneth Kneiel
Virginia Niggle
Linda Jackson
Jean Fritz
Janet Warkworth
Robert Baumann
Kenneth Hufnagle
Eleanor Saylor
Earl Hartle
David Searles
David Dqdem
Jane Phillips
Judy Moes
Tim Hunter
Elsa Schroeder
Jil Keller
Carole Bilby
Margaret Parker
Dorothy Becker
Marjorie Call
Joan Born
Rita Baker
Nancy Miller
DeEtte Bruner
Grace Morrison
Wayne Morrow
Martha Niggle
Geneva Bechtein
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