Oberlin College Lecture and Event Schedule
Oberlin calendar lists lectures and events from October 15 to 18. Topics include What Religion Means to Me by Fred W. Ramsey of Cleveland, Impressions of Germany by Hartson and Morrison, Spain by Cony Sturges, plus make-up tests, faculty meetings, musical programs with The Cleveland Orchestra, and student assemblies with women’s league support.
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Oberlin College Calendar for High School Day Highlights
Oberlin announces High School Day events for Saturday October 13 with campus tours, prize scholarship exams, science lectures by Professors Holmes and Taylor, a Conservatory concert, a motion picture program, buffet luncheon, and football with Denison University at 2 pm. Evening all college party follows at Warner Gym and Men's Building claim. Sunday services listed include Morning Worship at 9 48 and All College Vesper at 11.
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Insull Charged With Juggling Corporate Figures
In Chicago federal court Samuel Insull Sr. and defense counsel Floyd E. Thompson appear as testimony centers on alleged figures manipulation by the Insull Corporation Securities Co. in 1926. The company reportedly converted a 174090 loss into a 639000 profit via a report approved by directors and sent to stockholders.
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Samuel Insull
Catief
Floyd E. Thompson
Insull Corporation Securities Co
Mothers of First Grade Pupils Meet at Prospect School
Mrs Gear Batained of the first grade Prospect School led an afternoon program for mothers and pupils. The talk covered The First Methods in Reading and Writing. Prospect Parents also spoke at the PTA tea following the program.
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Prospect School
East Ar Ob
Sinclair's Book Review At Club Meeting
Club members gathered for a Sinclair book review session led by presenter Sortal Ciyo held at Rome venue. Four titles or items were discussed in a concise meeting, focusing on easing literary debate and reader engagement.
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Sortal Ciyo
Rome
Installation of Officers for Vice Rebekah Lodge Readied
The Past Noble Grand Circle of the Vice Rebekah Lodge held an officer installation last night at Mrs. O. C. May’s North Main Street home. Mrs. Edna Mack was installed as president with Mrs. Gert Bryant as vice president and Mrs. He Wilson as secretary.
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O. C. May
North Main Street
Edna Mack
Gert Bryant
He Wilson
Msg Weeling
Collectors Meet Across Obher NES Ya Event
Stamp collectors gathering organized by a local club will meet at a community venue. Attendees are urged to bring relevant stamps and related materials for exchange and discussion. The notice lists a date placeholder and suggests a small turnout for an informal session.
Red Cross World War Uplift Declared Essential War Aid
David S. Ingalls extols the American Red Cross as a rapid mobilizer in World War I. Six hospital units sailed within weeks of war, supporting Allied and American troops with warehouses and motor trucks. The article cites the Red Cross charter to provide peacetime relief during disasters and praises renewed memberships as conditions improve.
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Europe
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America
White House
France
American Red Cross
Freshman Club appoints officers for 1924 35 year at Y meeting
Officers who will head the Freshman Club were elected at its second meeting of the year. A. Dale Cornelius was chosen president, Harvey Abramoski vice president, Thomas Banville secretary, Harold Staysniak treasurer, and John Hines chaplain. A membership committee was formed.
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Elyria Club Seeks Freshman Members Under Church Leader
James Tite and Harvey Mosks plan to boost club membership with work plans. The club welcomes any freshman boy in Elyria, per Robert H. Goacher, boys' work secretary. Some ofRussia's greatest cathedrals and monasteries stand today as anti religious museums.
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James Tite
Harvey —— Mosks
Elyria
Robert H. Goacher
Russia
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