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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1936
Page
2
Bells and a brass band celebrated Elyria last night as the Y M C A campaign total reached 126856.87 dollars, the largest in the city’s history for a YY M. C. A. effort in a town of 15006. The council heard Mayor Conway note the city’s one per cent tax levy will bring in 150000 this year, leaving 23000 more than required.
Council last night passed a resolution inviting residents to propose a memorial for the citys 100th anniversary founded on March 17 1817 Four men and one woman unidentified victims of railroad work at Amherst were buried at Crown Hill Cemetery Amherst Elyria Board of Education approved mural instruction and a music supervisor budget request of 263 178 for next year Oberlin College outlined a multiyear improvement program including a 1350400 science quadransic a 4006900 men gymnasium and a 3000000 project
Clinton Stuart, famed author of plays like Our Suerete and Will She Divorce Him, now lives retired in Washington, D C. He reads Washington and New York papers daily, plays bridge, enjoys the theatre, and remains active in world affairs. His memory holds Blazoc and Dauder, with favorites including Ethel Boileau and Eugene ONeill.
The article notes a gymnasium, residence halls for men and women, and a $560,000 auditorium. It mentions a 10 year extension until June 1927 for a sewage disposal plant, contingent on voter approval at the November election. The large project faces county review, with efforts to organize a merchants committee of the Board of Trade planned for April 1921 at a local merchants meeting.
A peasant plowing his field near Periqueux uncovered thirty three gold coins dating to Louis IX, the crusading king. The hoard, solidly minted, references the king and his mother Blanche de Castile, highlighting a remarkable medieval find after seven centuries.
A 14 year old in Kansas City, Missouri, faced a medical mystery when a tiny bead became lodged inside his head. Doctors removed the bead after imaging revealed its presence, ending the boy’s years of hearing problems and marking a rare case of foreign object deafness resolved by surgery.
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