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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2006
Page
12
The Chronicle presents a historical byline noting founders and longtime editors and publishers. It lists A C Hudnutt and Arthur D Hudnutt as publishers with dates, Andrew R Young as publisher and Dave Perozek as editorial page editor, Patti Ewald and Matt Westerhold as staff editors.
Elyria loses a longtime family business as Brandau Jewelers on Broad Street plans to close. Originating as Fisher-Crites, the store became Haserodt Jewelry Co before Eleanore Brandau and husband acquired it in 1937. Thomas P. Haywood ran it from 1980, later passed to son Thomas E. Haywood who now faces MS and downtown retail pressures.
More than 600 Ohio middle and high school students gathered at Elyria High School for the 53rd annual conference organized by the Ohio Association of Student Councils. The event featured a Oz themed dream driven showcase, with four year planning by Molly Dull and advisor John Shepka, highlighting dedication and community support.
Elyria High School hosted the 2006 Ohio Student Council Conference from April 27 to 29 with the theme Dreams. The event showcased extensive planning by advisor John Shepka president Molly Dull and producer Shawn Bally and the planning committee. The Class of 2006 is highlighted as special.
A reader questions school funding by property taxes and rejects claims that opposing levies makes him anti education. He notes 80 percent of tax dollars fund schools and argues residents should not be pressured over a 30 cent daily levy.
A humorous essay chronicles a man’s failed battle with Sudoku. He jokes about his wife’s gift, his poor math strengths, and endless failed attempts that leave him with pages torn from the book and a bruised ego. The piece ends noting his brain feels like it has a pulled hamstring.
On May 3, 2006 the entry notes the 123rd day of 2006 and the 45th day of spring. It recalls Martin Luther King Jr. 1963 speech I have a dream and lists notable figures with lifespans. It also marks 1957 when Walter O Malley moved the Brooklyn Dodgers to Los Angeles.
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