Glass Of Whiskey Too Much For Englishman
In London on April 12 Wilson Sporborg raised a toast to the Twelve Club at Cambridge University during the annual dinner of the literary society in Emanuel College hall. After dinner the members ...
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1928
Page
14
In London on April 12 Wilson Sporborg raised a toast to the Twelve Club at Cambridge University during the annual dinner of the literary society in Emanuel College hall. After dinner the members ...
An undergraduate, Sporborg, died after a drinking party at the rooms of Captain Aarvold. He drank a full glass in a toast to The Twelve, collapsed in the courtyard, and died the next morning. His tutor and friends described him as steady and not given to excess.
The deceased was found gravely ill after being carried to his rooms and undressed. Neither the tutor nor a doctor were summoned until morning, by which time it was too late to help.
Har vey Holcomb and Howard Keener from Northern University at Ada visited relatives over Easter. A busy sequence of guests, church events, and school activities fills La Grange with family visits, meals, a sunrise service, a cantata, and a Camp Fire Girls banquet planning.
SOUTH RIDGE residents report Sunday services at the church with Sunday school at 10 a m and worship at 11. An Easter cantata will be presented by the choir at 7 30 p m at the Evangelical church in Birmingham. Members and relatives from Middle Ridge Elyria Lorain Oberlin and nearby towns are noted visiting relatives and attending services through the week.
A proposed rapid transit line, described as a flying or Hanging railway, would connect Lake Neu with Vienna, about fifty miles away. The system promises tremendous speed and a journey time of twelve minutes to the capital.
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