Bible Study Course to Start at Oberlin High School
Oberlin Ohio October 2 A Bible study course is being added to the high school curriculum through the Religious Education Committee of the First Church and school board cooperation. M M Brammer will teach two Bible classes and is qualified with a M A and B D in theology plus a state high school certificate. The course covers historical and literary study of the Old and New Testaments and may earn academic credit if standards are met.
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Oberlin College Weekly Calendar Highlights Events
Oberlin College calendar lists an Organization meeting by the Christian Science Society at Sturges Hall on Friday at 7 30 p m and a Faculty Homecoming Reception slated for Saturday.
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Oberlin College Event Schedule for Oct 3-10
Oberlin College lists a busy week with lectures, assemblies, and performances at Finney Chapel and Carnegie Library. Notable items include Oscar Jaszi talk on the European Crisis, Womans League assembly, and art lecture by Rudolph Altrocchi in the Allen Art Building. Athletics feature Overlin vs Allegheny at 2:30 p.m. Saturday with cross country Oberlin vs Muskingum at 3:00 p.m.
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University of California
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Muskingum
New War Secretary Takes Over Duties Monday Afternoon
Community notes record shifts in local residence as Milo Kendeigh moves into Woodland Avenue home once occupied by William Powers, who relocates to 176 Woodland. Visitors include Miss Lasa Berkshire and Mrs Harold Cadmus. Berkshire attends a Cleveland Occupational Therapy convention. Dean Thomas W. Graham spoke at a Lorain Bible School gathering. Clarence E. Van Ausdale earns Grand Council representative post on the Ohio Masonic Home board. An aphorism closes the column.
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Kansas
Roosevelt
George Dern
Washington
Lorain County Farmers Seek Changes to 2011 Soil Program
Lorain County farmers called for revisions to the federal 2011 soil conservation program noting it favors general farming and corn, urging greater recognition of fruit vegetable farming and soil building grants, with more use of winter cover crops and fertilizer practices.
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Lorain
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North Central
Ohio
New England
Bananas in Slump Hit Honolulu Market
Bananas remain the sole U S commercial grower in Hawaii with shipments to continental markets down this period. Department of Commerce figures show shipments fell to 249133 bunches, with each roughly valued at one dollar in Honolulu000
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