Appell Joined Oberlin Group of 1917 Entrants
Appell came to Oberlin in 1917 with a recommendation from the Sunderland high school principal who called him among the best entering students. In the Root office he joined a Oberlin cohort including Winn Boyden Harold Weis Bruce Gorsuch Ralph Boyden Ray Siggi nus and David Hurlebaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appell
Oberlin
Sandusky High School
Wickler
Mr. Appell
Winn Boyden
Harold Weis
Bruce Gorsuch
Ralph Boyden
Ray Siggenus
David Hurlebaus
Oberlin Contracts Let for Four Streets Pavement
The Oberlin council accepted the bid of General Asphalt Paving Co. of Canton to pave King Spring Morgan and South Pleasant streets at a total 44 502 15 with six inch concrete base and hot asphalt top. Other bidders were Ohio Engineering Co. and Elyria Construction Co. A circle at King Street end will be built at property owners’ cost about 600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
General Asphalt Paving Company of
Canton
King, Spring, Morgan
South Pleasant Street
Ohio Engineering Company of
Lorain
Elyria Construction Company
King
Spring
Morgan
South Pleasant
King Street
Dawes Plan Not Meant to Aid Germany, Says Geiser
Oberlin observer Karl F Geiser argues in the Nation that the Dawes Report misreads German needs. He cites German suffering and the loss of middle class strength, noting London terms and Reichstag reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Dawes
Germany
Thi
Karl F. Geiser
Geiser
London
Reichstag
Oberlin Recital Course Announces 1924–25 Season
Oberlin Conservatory Director Shaw reveals the Artist Recital Course lineup featuring the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra under Nikolai Sokoloff, the Flonzaley String Quartet, and debuts by Roland Hayes Cusolina Giannini and Guiomar Novaes. Season opens Oct 14 with the Symphony, continues with Nov 18 piano, Dec 5 quartet, and ends Jan 10 with Hayes. Season tickets $4 plus reservation. public sale starts Oct 4 in Warner Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Shaw
Conservatory
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Nikolai Sokoloff
Flonzaley String Quartet
Roland Hayes
Cusolina Giannini
Guiomar Novaes
Giannini
Warner Hall
Oberlin Alum Paul Appell named Alumni Secretary
Oberlin Sept 29 Paul H Appell AB 21 AM 22 announced he has resigned his Los Angeles post to serve temporarily as Alumni Secretary succeeding W S Ament. He is brother to Carl Appell senior footballer, and after Oberlin he worked as assistant purchasing agent for A I Root Co Los Angeles branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Paul H. Appell
Los Angeles
W. 8. Ament
Appell
Carl H. Appell
A. I. Root Co
Paul Appell
The
Dramatic Association
Jack Wirkler
Oberlin to Host German Religious Scholar as Haskell Lecturer
Professor Rudolph Otto of Marburg University will deliver the 1924 25 Haskell lectures on A Comparison of Eastern and Western Mysticism at the First Church September 29 30 and October 1 6 7 and 8 at 4 PM. This marks his first visit to America and follows Oberlin College prestige inviting such a noted thinker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
Theological Department
Oberlin
America
Meadeville Theological Seminary
Haverford
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Oxford
Cambridge
Edinburgh
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Stearns & Foster Mattresses
Ernook
IDEAL
Foster
Wilkins Struck Co
Faul R. Appell
HEW Alumni Secretary
DE Haskell
Harrison J. Behr
Philadelphia
A. S. Kimball
Elim Street
Oak Street
Behr
United States Rubber Company
Cleveland
Beatrice Behr
Oberlin High School
B. Q
Durand
Elm Street
W. C. Hovey
Miami
Fla
Sarah Jones
Hoseford
Louise Moody
Birmingham
Henry of
Klermund
College Place
Moody
Ohio State
Ecru
Cretonnes
Lace
Shade Department
Sandford Beauvais
Axminster
Hartford Saxony
Hartford
Saxony
Durham
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