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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1942
Page
8
McLaglen and Lowe headline the Capitol film Call Out the Marines a rousing tale of bold marines and their blundering pursuit of a gang. Victor McLaglen and Edmund Lowe star together for the eighth time with Blanche Barnes in a supporting role.
Fortray Wellington reports Sunday evening at 7 30 the Life of Christ presented by the choir in scripture and song at Church of Christ. Music on the newly installed Solowwox Organ. No sermon, audience invited. Mrs Harriette England directs. Easter morning Bible school opens at 9 30, lesson The Risen Christ and His Disciples. Morning worship at 10 45 with message The Resurrection, Easter music. Junior Christian Endeavor at 6 45 p m.
A fragmented OCR shows a Thursday radio program list with scattered names and terms including Gracey Bt Level, Thomas Orpean, Easy Aves, Mr. Erez, Gary Tait, Masgier Deary Inaste, and a Parade News item. It appears as a chaotic schedule with numerous misread tokens and several personal names interspersed with nonstandard blocks.
A snippet of cinema life notes Mall of Fire as a comedy romance at Rivoll Theatre with Gary Cooper and Barbara Stanwyck. The piece praises the blend of humor and life, though the text is garbled about plot and tone.
South Amherst Girl Scouts met at 2 PM at the high school with three leaders. The opening run was followed by games, a talk by Mrs Sclozi, and a discussion on laws and safety. A room party and refreshments were planned after the meeting.
In a column of personal observations and jests, Jimmie Fidler argues Hollywood stars should not retire to avoid taxes during wartime. He defends the value of screen entertainment for morale, praises workers who stay on the job, and notes MGM denies rumors of Jeanette MacDonald quitting to join Gene Raymond.
Suburban towns list tonight and Friday activities at churches clubs and churches with services meetings Red Cross nursing classes good Friday services and operatic outings feature residents from Avon Carlisle Olmsted Ridgeville Rochester Eaton Pelfield and nearby areas plus local guests and travel plans for a Metropolitan Opera visit in Cleveland. It notes church services at Avon Baptist Carlisle LaPorte Methodist North Olmsted Congregational and others with detailed times and locations.
Fragmented OCR text reports names and relations among North Olmsted residents. Mentions Mr and Mrs Canro Hutternut Migze road, Mrs Stephen ID, and various individuals including Francis I. Warren, Cheyne, Wrenn, Margaret Ans Themis home Hindelin, Hindelin parents, and Pittytursh Paul. Also references Obk University student home, H W Rantwell with flu, and Nitty Mbwell recovery.
Reports from the Northeastern P T A conference held at William Kirk Jr high in East Cleveland. The next Kiwanis meeting is set for April 6 at Coe Memorial building with dinner at 6:30 p.m. Richard Pierson, son of Minnie Pierson, 4378 Dover, won second prize in the Ohio State University livestock show as a senior in agriculture, showing a foal in the foal-in-heart contest. he has been on the honor roll for three consecutive quarters.
Nearly 250 000 trout will be planted in Reno area lakes and streams this year, according to the state fish and game commission. The program aims to bolster fishing opportunities and support local ecosystems across multiple water bodies.
A fragile report from a small red school describes two tight grade levels and M4 pupils, with severe members of the same group involved in a puzzling square shaped mix up.
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