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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1927
Page
2
A long Oberlin page lists campus events from college careers to society meetings, charity drives, and local club activities. Observed items include college addresses by Dr. Angell, May Day and Mother Daughter events, church services, confirmations, meetings of the Womans clubs, and local civic notices across Oberlin and nearby Amherst with multiple reference names and addresses.
May 6 notice lists Amherst high school class night activities for graduating seniors, shifting the date to May 37 due to Memorial Day. Senior orchestra, two one act plays The Whole Truth and goaslings, and a male quartet are planned with faculty guidance from Harold Clegs and Miss Dorothy Mof directing.
The report highlights a colorful scene with Mr Witte and a display of flowers chestnuts and fruit. Choir rehearsals were held at the Jenne home and guests celebrated Miss Donnia Holnesworths birthday.
University of Kansas students crown Rice Lardner junior as ideal “King of Hearts” for the Ku Karnival event. Three sororities aided in selecting the contestant who will preside over the pledge night and the annual “Answer to a Maiden’s Prayer” selection.
A brief fashion blurb describes a modern garment made from silk satin and cuttings of cast off fabrics. The design features a haphazard, crafted arrangement with crazy waistcoats paired with tailored costumes. The item promises popularity in the summer, providing a bright contrast when worn over white attire.
Maria Despair G Hulce of Janesville Wisconsin declares he is lonely without a wife and publicly seeks to remarry though at 58 he believes he is too old to work much. He notes he remains athletic and has sung tenor in church choirs most of his life.
The Henrita Township boys baseball team defeated Kipton with free hitting in a 10 to 123 game as Battenhouse earned the win. McDowell drove in the Stanley run on an infield out. Girls practice daily for a playground Sail team contest with La Grange. The boys track team shows depth as many freshmen eye peak next year. Donations fund two new tennis courts north of the building. Henrietta students exceed county in uniform tests. Mr. Moore earns Life Certificate with three teachers.
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