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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
9
A carpenter notes uncertainty about the location of an item, stating they cannot find it and suggesting it will be found on the bill. The remark hints at a reading issue or misplacement in the accounting record.
Public buildings bill in Congress carries 25000 to buy a Elyria post office site. Drowning tragedy after Vermilion River fishing trip ends with a 19 year old from Cleveland dead. World shipbuilding record seen at American Ship building yard for 909 foot steamer Moreland. Fifty Ohio Fellows children visit Elyria Lorain County with band concerts. Deputies guard courthouse during tax rush. Five years ago local White War lighting planned. Izaak Walton League formed in Cascade Park. Black River Telephone eyes underground wires costing about 100000 annually. Five years ago housing vacancy at 3.5 percent with 215 vacancies. Rockefellar Jr gifts to Oberlin College for a Theology Building.
Members of the W. S. and P.40 club held their first meeting of the season at N. W. Bechtel’s home. New officers were elected with Melvin Rothe as president Edwin Hall vice president Robert Hall secretary and Raymond Cotton treasurer. Kalbe presided, plans for the year were made, and a social time followed. The next meeting is June 25 at Melvin Kalbe’s home.
A Rome man Lawrence Brown paid 1500 to Gordon A Eastabrook of Florence Mass after a court settlement. Eastabrook, a sophomore at Cambridge University, was injured when a town car left the road after picking up a hitchhiker along Lon road. The incident underscores a recurring issue with hitchhiker related motor accidents.
The program plans to major in anthropology with math, sciences, languages, and sociology as secondary subjects. Special emphasis will focus on Greek and Latin archaeology and general archaeology. Dr. Musser described the curriculum as foundational for students pursuing graduate work in anthropology, highlighting opportunities to study extensive archaeological material.
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