Oberlin to host Andre Trocme speaks on history and peace
Andre Trocme French preacher author and Oberlin College Chapel speaker will discuss Is God Alive in History at Finney Chapel Tuesday noon November 17. On Monday November 16 he appears at First Church 1 40 pm on France North Africa and the United Nations.
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Oberlin
Andre Trocme
College
Covenol
Oberlin College
Finney Chapel
J. Trocme
France
North Africa
United Nations
College Cevenoe
Chambon
M. Troeme
Maison de la Reconciliation
Versailles
Oberlin News Briefs Highlight Scouts and Local Incidents
Twenty five Girl Scout workers attended an area meeting in Elyria with color guards named Diane Kilgore Louise Holloway Joan Thourot Gail Stang Donna Smith and Judy Davidson. Multiple district activities include hospital dinners November 12 and a booth selling buttons. Troop 20 assists at a fortune telling booth and mothers organize groups to support troop programs. A Troop 3 scout prevented a fire drill mishap. International peace efforts feature M Trocmé traveling secretary. Local police logged several calls including arrest warrants, a BB gun incident, a car tire/paint vandalism and a damaged motorcycle windbreaker.
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Oberlin
Elyria
Diane Kil‘gore
Louise Holloway
Joan ‘Thourot
Gail Stang
Donna Smith
Judy Davidson
Troop 4
Williamston
N.C
Thomas Frame
Sheriff's Department
Frank Nagyvathy Jr
Cleveland Military Police
Myers Motors
Glenn Dolly
de Saulles
S. Main Street
S. Main
Felice
Jack
E. Lorain Street
Harold Thompson
Express Office
Bob Coinman
Elm Street
Betrothal announced at Zeta Zeta Beta Sigma Phi meeting
At the Amherst chapter gathering on Seeley street Marlene Amenhauser and Edward Benko announced their engagement via a candy box inscription dated January 16 1954 The club granted membership at large to Marlene and named Ann Guiselman secretary A Christmas gift exchange is planned for December 14 and a Valentine Girl Contest photo by Mary Lou Smith is noted with February winner to be chosen by a Hollywood actor.
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June B. Alexander
Franklin Ave
Zeta Zeta
Amherst
Beta Sigma Phi
I Donna’ Miller
Seeley Street
Marlene Amenhauser
Edward Benko
Marlene
Ann Guiselman
Mary Lou Smith
Beta Sigma Phi International Office
Donna Ott
the Metier
Clara Chrysker
Ways and Means
Lois Jones
Pamela Decker
Florence Jasinski
Lorain
Cynthia Monger
Chiefs Club
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Pansy Sisters
Lora Young
Lucy Roemer
Clara Ehrman
Monger
Clarence Kern
Elmer Gall
Edith Heller
Europe
Stone City
O.E.S
Congregational Church
Conservatory Of Music Faculty To Present Recitals
Oberlin plans two concerts at Warner Concert Hall featuring Oberlin College Conservatory of Music faculty. A Sunday afternoon chamber music program includes Haydn Milhaud and Beethoven string quartets plus violinists Robertson and Gottschalk. Lois Fisher performs a song recital Tuesday evening with Bach Copland and Dickinson settings, aided by quartet Fenner Douglass and others.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College Conservatory of Music
Warner Concert Hall
Lois Fisher
Haydn
Milhaud
Beethoven
David R. Robertson
Nathan Gottschalk
Paul A. Collins
John Fraser
Miss Fisher
Copland
Herbert Elwell
Lukas Foss
Beloved
Emily Dickinson
Aaron Copland
Open Season The Right Place
A jumble of short items notes incidents from Modesto California to Nagpur India. A girl visits county jail, a porcupine is shot, and a police note mentions jewelry theft. White ants in Nagpur eat new bank notes. Columbia seizes obscene publications. Singapore Malaya sports stadium project costs nearly 1 million dollars.
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Modesto
Calif
Naugatuck
Nagpur
India
Singapore
Malaya
Dr. C. C. White Gifts $200 Music Library to Conservatory
Clarence Cameron White, Oberlin alumnus and composer, donates about 200 dollars worth of music to the Conservatory library from his private collection. He studied at Oberlin 1896–1901, then in London with Coleridge-Taylor and in Berlin with Zacharewitsch. He has won the Harmon Award and Rosenwald Fellowship and authored Quanga.
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Boston
West Virginia State College
Hampton Institute
Haiti
South Bend
Ind
Philadelphia
Births And Dismissals At Allen Hospital Week
November 4 to 10 items record births at Allen Hospital with families named. Dismissals list patients and relatives leaving. addresses and names of mothers, fathers, and children appear alongside. The brief notes cover multiple Oberlin Wellington and nearby residents across the week.
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Vuberlin
Aenald Schwochow
Wakeman
Charles Cain
Eid Everett
Joseph Auerbach
Richard Vickers
Bernard Grime
Harry Fusselman
Wayne Saffen
Prospect Street
Oberlin
Bernard Bucjs
Theodore Gerber
David Davies
Guy Doane
Wilhelmenia Keefer
Mary Ninek
Patricia Powell
Robert Willis
North Main Street
Gerald Eber
William Weidman
Roger Mittler
William McCreedy
Joyce Griffith
Jane Hurley
Douglas McColm
Andrew Minck
Wellington
Gerald Schwochow
Nancy Boyle
Beverly Reinhardt
Richard Lamvermeyer
R. D
Obertin
Carl Spitler
Howard Jones
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Brownies
Carlson
Zimmerman
Blanchard
van Ausdale
Trocmes
M. Trocme
International Fellowship of Reconciliation
United States
Maisie Charles
Charles
Lorain County
Robert Fauver
Black River Council
M. P. Davidson
Juliette Low
M. E. Lauer
Stewart Fairchild
Police Biotter
Columbia
Ohio
Western Reserve
Broad St
JSS
Huy
Sparton
Cosmic Eye Television
Lawton
Sparton Kel +” Specton Winston
Wagner Music & Appliance
Limbal
C. C. White
Conservatory
Allen Hospital
West Virginia
Island Creek
Scarlet Flame
Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
Kennedy Koal
Woodford Ave
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
The
Amherst Lumber Co
North Ridgeville
Barnes Bros. Coal Co
Hixon-Peterson Lumber Co
Oberlin Elevator Co
Farmers Grain & Milling Co
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