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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1922
Page
3
Oberlin College students respond to a controversial bag rush with a straw poll among freshmen and upperclassmen. The survey shows mixed support for preserving or altering the rush, detailing counts by class and gender and noting injuries from the event.
Readable fragments show names such as Oberlin Tre seen KL Keiser and Eleanor L Bruck Broechoort with locations Dayton and Coldwater Michigan. The notes indicate these entries are to hold for the first semester rather than the full year.
Oberlin Ohio September 29 The Oberlin College Dramatic Association announces a program of leading country moving pictures in cooperation with Metro Paramount First National and other majors. Six films will be shown October 14 through Christmas in Finney Chapel at 7 30 p m with Orphans of the Storm The Prisoner of Zenda The Man Who Played God Smilin Through Forget Me Not and Rob in Band. Admission at about the usual local rate.
Stuart Walkertg presents The Book of Job as this year’s feature by the Dramatic Association. The production has run 28 weeks on tour and will visit Oberlin on December 9. It includes a car load of scenery and lighting equipment valued at 40,000. The leading man is paid 700 per week.
The article notes an agreement for a costly event led by Fes and the Symphony, indicating partnership with Oberdorf Veramat association and Beaves. It projects costs surpassing BL,060 and emphasizes anticipated coordination and funding needs.
Oberlin reports weigh in for a football game with 160 pound averages as Oberlin High plans a Saturday clash. Local events include First Baptist church meeting and officer elections, an engagement announced for Natalie Stapleton and William Apgar, plus flower displays at the Oderum Bank and multiple Oberlin personal notices and visits from Elyria and Cleveland contacts.
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