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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 2009
Page
15
The Chronicle lists historical masthead details including publishers A. Cooper Hudnutt and Andrew R. Young and editors Julie Wallace and others, with publication dates spanning 1927 to 1991 and founders from July 24, 1829.
The Cleveland Diocese announced a consolidation reducing parishes from 224 to 172 by mid 2010 due to population shifts, financial pressures, and priest shortages. The story highlights Molnar and the Hungarian Catholic heritage as a symbol of immigrant church closures and a broader Americanization trend.
The Friends of Cascade Park invite public participation with four seasonal nature walks annually and four evening meetings. The group aims to promote public use of the park, discuss issues, and explore new projects while operating on a small, bequest funded budget. Call Jerry Rombach at 440 366 0775 to join.
Cherie Fabian, secretary of Friends of Cascade Park, notes readers can be notified of the next gathering. The Carlisle Township group invites participation and input from residents.
Linda Williams known for her work at Elyria High School Family Resource Center has passed away. She supported students as a surrogate family member, guided many to graduation, and cared for over 30 foster children including four adoptions. Her funeral drew a large crowd directed by Ohio Highway Patrol.
Councilman Mark Craig of the 4th Ward alerted his constituents by email about a boil alert. The note was praised for informing residents when radio and TV coverage were unavailable.
Matthew J. Jadud from Columbia Station argues against a national animal identification system as unnecessary and infringing on individual rights. He claims it harms small farmers while favoring agribusiness control over supply and prices.
Robert J. Samuelson discusses a widespread pessimism about the U S economy despite modest GDP decline and unemployment. He notes elevated deficits, stimulus actions, and Federal Reserve easing while contrasting with 1930s conditions and warning that fear drives cash hoarding and slower recovery.
On the 76th day of 2009 events include Italy’s unification under Victor Emmanuel II in 1861 and Roosevelt marrying Eleanor in 1905. Birthdays include Daimler, Rustin, Nat King Cole, Kurt Russell, Rob Lowe, Mia Hamm, with a Bayard Rustin quote on protest and Daimler’s 1885 motorcycle milestone.
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