Oberlin Alumni Head Colleges Worldwide in Survey
Eighteen Oberlin alumni now lead colleges and universities from Aleppo Syria to Foochew China, per Oberlin Alumni Magazine. total 108 graduates and former students have served as presidents across 112 institutions, with 97 in the United States and others in Hawai Canada Near East India and China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Aleppo
Syria
Foochow
China
Oberlin Alumni Magazine
United States
Hawai
Canada
India
United States Commissioner of Education
College of Arts and Sciences
School of Theology
James Henry Garnett
Harvey William Everest
Laurence Locke Doggett
Internatona Y
Woc. A. College
Springfield
Mass
Helen Shafer
Wellesley
Sarah Furnas Wells
Young- Lem Lee
Tangnan University
Ching-dun
Fuien Christan University
Feuchow
Joseph Connelly
South Dakota School of Mines
Bryan Stoffer
Doane College
Bruce Baxter
Williamett University
Raymond Leach
College of Idaho
Vernon Johns
Virginia ‘Theological Seminary
Harry Seymour Ross
Emerson College
Harlan Feeman
Adrian College
Pid James Alexander Jenkins
Uncion Theological College
Chicago
Amateur Radio Station To Be Exhibited At Local Lobby Show
James T Bradley a local amateur radio operator will place an exhibit at the Exchange Club Hobby Show to be held Thursday Friday and Saturday December 1 2 and 3 The show seeks radio enthusiasts and hobbyists from schools and clubs with displays in stamps wood carving arts and crafts No entrance fee Blanks for entry available at Loomis Co Dr M D Haag William Gaston and Elytia Savings Bank or Exchange Club members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ‘T. Bradley
Exchange Club
Bradley
CAL
Loomis Co
M. D. Haag
William Gaston
Elytia Savings Bank
Pups Conquer Handicap at Fort Worth
Two dogs born without front legs to Lady, the pet of Policeman W A Huffman, will be trained to walk on hind legs. Veterinarians say they can live almost normally after learning to walk upright.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Lady
W. A. Huffman
Judge To Discuss Delinquent Children Handling Problems
Judge Harry J L Basan of the Cuyahoga county juvenile court headlines a Y M C A talk at 8 p m Monday on problems in handling delinquent children. The lecture is the second in a series by the Y W C A educational committee and highlights reforms in juvenile court procedures and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry JL. Basan
Cuyahoga County
Eastman
Butler
Pennsylvania
Western Reserve Unversity Law School
U. S
Northern District of
Ohio
Donahey
Legal Aid Society
St. Luke’s Hospital
East End ¥ .M. C. A
Cleveland Metropolitan Housing Board
Cleveland Homes, Inc
Mid-Day Club
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Cleveland Housing Committee
National Probation Association
Ohio Probation Association
Judge Advocate Generals
U. S. Army Reserve Officers Association
Ohio State Association of Juvenile—Court
Oldsmobile Unveils Popular New Models Across Nation
Oldsmobile reports instant popularity for three new models the Series Sixty Series Seventy and the Series Righty. General manager C L McCuen cites streamlined 1939 styling and new mechanical features boosting ride comfort and readability. Dealer sales have risen above expectations triggering extra production shifts and rehiring while aiming to build about 1000 cars daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldsmobile
United States
C. L. McCuen
McCuen
Salvation Army Program In This City Described
Contributions of the Salvation Army to Elyria’s religious social and economic life are outlined in a Community Chest report by local officers. The piece notes the evangelical origin and ongoing aim to build character through a broad Band of Love for youths Cadet Brigade and Home League activities with Bible study training and community service requirements.
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Salvation Army
Elyria
Band of Love
Corps
Associa
Dodge 1939 Luxury Liner features and Safety light speedometer
The 1939 Dodge line introduces the Silver Anniversary Luxury Liner with roomy upholstery and wider seats. The Safety-light speedometer uses a color coded bead dial, green for under 30 mph, amber 30 to 50, red above 50, and a removable center panel accommodates a radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge
Beauty Emphasized By Dr Remenyi At Elyria Meet
Dr Joseph Remenyi of the Cleveland College addressed 59 Elyria Education Association members at the Elks Club on beauty's meaning and life. Reports by committees covered theatre finances, upcoming plays The Five Little Peppers and The Little Princess, and the mutual aid aims of the Women Without Class Distinction group. Salvation Army efforts in welfare, relief, and institutional rehab were outlined along with budget needs and Community Chest contributions.
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Joseph Remenyi
Cleveland College
Elyria Education Association
Elks’ Club
Sabra Armstrong
Ebba Fosselius
Theatre Committee
Claire Tree
Josephine Wilcox
Salvation Army
Army
Community Chest
George's Wild Oats: A Small Town Comedy
George Martin, a earnest young lawyer admired by town mothers, is pushed toward wild oats by Ellen Vaughan. Rita Roselle, a dazzling actress seeking divorce, flirts and lures him backstage while mothers and daughters gather for the staged date. Ellen regrets the ruse as George gives in to Rita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Martin
Lee Morgan
Ellen Vaughan
Lee
George
Rita Roselle
Rita
Ellen
Ellen Plans Glamorous Comeback to Win George Back
Ellen broods over last night’s slap and Rita's hold on George. She plots to outshine Rita with glamour at Mrs Buxton’s tea, hoping to win George back while thwarting Rita’s influence. Lee counsels mixing charm with strategic moves as the afternoon tea approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avi Flien
George
Rita Roselle
Ellen
Rita
Rustan
Lee
Lucy
Lucy May
Mama
Oberlin Building Progress Report From College Superintendent
Oberlin College officials say the Physical Education Unit for Women will soon be under cover as construction advances. Superintendent Robert Cutler notes current work includes placing structural elements and preparing the site for continued assembly of the new facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Robert Cutler
Limestone walls rise as pre cast slabs laid on gym roof
Work on the gym progresses with pre cast Haydite slabs set on the roof and weather permitting, composition roofing to follow. Limestone from Indiana Lime Stone Corp will arrive within two weeks for exterior walls. Rough slabs cover the basement and supporting slabs for the gym floor are complete. About fifty men are employed by John Gill & Sons Construction of Cleveland. Applications for motoring licenses in England rise by 1000 weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Limestone Corporation
Bedford
Indiana
John Gill & Sons Construction
Cleveland
Ohio
The Actors' Chapel at St Malachys Hosts Broadway Crowds
New York Day By Day notes Rudolph Valentino's funeral boosted interest in St Malachys, the Actors' Chapel in the basement of the church. The chapel serves theatrical folk with a four o'clock Sunday mass and hosts many actors, managers, and stage hands, while the main church seats a thousand at noon each Sunday. The piece highlights actors’ deep religious ties and the church’s long theatrical connections in midtown Manhattan.
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New York
Rudolph Valentino
St. Malachy’s Church
West 49Th Street
Actors’ House of Prayer
St. Malachy’s
Wilton Lackaye
James J. Corbett
George M. Cohan
Barrymores
Fiske O'Hara
Margaret Anglin
Actors
Congregational Church
Broadway Tabernacle
Theater Hotel
Midtown
Broadway
15 Fatal Industrial Accidents In Lorain County In 1937
Fifteen industrial workers in Lorain county died in industrial accidents in 1937. The Ohio Industrial Commission report shows 3,955 claims from Lorain county, including 38 permanent partial disabilities, 515 with more than seven days loss, 386 with seven days or less, and 3,001 medical cases without time loss. Time lost totals 129,929 days. The state records report 239,103 claims nationwide with 1,090 fatalities and 9,150,175 days lost.
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Lorain County
Statistical Laboratory
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Actors fund chapel offer and renovation notes
An offer to furnish the Actors' Chapel in detail was not accepted during planning. Producers contributed 1,000 dollars, with the remaining funds donated by actors. They chose decorations and contributed lighting, scenic effects, and artwork. The altar centers feature life of Christ scenes and a Lourdes style grotto with dramatic lighting. St Genesius, patron of actors, is depicted in a striking painting. The scene recalls Genesius converting to Christianity after preparing a play ridiculing the faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Lourdes
France
St. Genesius
Genesius
St Malachy’s Church Among New York’s Notable Dces
A fragment notes St Malachy’s Church holds a place among New York’s historic churches despite an unassuming exterior and a crowded urban setting. The piece comments on its enduring presence in a richly storied cityscape.
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St. Malachy's Church
New York
McNaught Syndicate
Deaf mute becomes new citizen in Oakland
Eduardo Zorrela Martin, a Spanish born deaf mute, secured his first naturalization papers in Oakland. Officials’ questions were conveyed to him in sign language and his replies were translated back, all achieving satisfactory communication during the naturalization process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Eduardo Zorella Martin
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May Speer
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Miriam Laine
George's
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Pooters
Miss Ellen
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England
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