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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1926
Page
5
In a tense domestic scene Clay Wales reveals to his mother that he plans to marry Eve MacLurie in Chicago this afternoon. Mrs Wales faints at the news as John Ingate arrives with a suitcase, signaling further developments in a continuing drama.
Oberlin prepares for a triangular debate season opening Thursday night facing Allegheny and Wooster. Teams discuss the topic condemning current government restrictions on individual liberty. Veterans Clayman and Wenner lead the affirmative and negative sides respectively.
City Manager D F Herrick and Councilman Karl F Geiser spoke at a Civic Club banquet in Willard about a potential shift to the city manager form of government. Professor Gelser outlined the theory, and Herrick shared practical governance examples.
A 33 member group gathered Monday evening to hear President Coolidge’s Washington speech over the radio after a short program and light refreshments. Supt. H. L. Rawdon attended a National Education Association meeting in Washington. Oberlin radio fans and Baldwin and Fairchild cottages plan a Martha Washington Tea next Saturday afternoon. After the Wooster game Oberlin will play two more men’s intercollegiate basketball games, Denison at Granville February 27 and conclude with Mt. Union at Warner.
In a church social, the High School department of the Methodist church entertained mothers to a dinner at the parlors of the church. Tables were set for twenty four, followed by a well received program.
In Port Elizabeth the new photo graphic method reportedly proves 75 percent cheaper and twice as fast than current systems. It records directly onto bromide paper, which becomes a negative after development. The device uses a compact twelve by eight by six inch camera with two electric bulbs. Also mentions rapid growth of live oak and London Lord Mayor robes costing $1,000 annually.
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