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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1942
Page
2
Lincoln Theatre adds Live of 13, Ken Jems to Thursday and Friday Cosmetic Nights. Patrons pay five with admission, covering handling costs for cosmetics ranging from 50 cents to 4.24, under the alias of a practical clinch.
The Walt Disney studio releases Dumbo opening at the Rivoli Theatre. The baby elephant learns to fly in a tale of adventure and wonder as audiences are invited to witness one of the studio’s most beloved characters take flight.
The columnist notes Olivia de Havilland as a beauty and moral, yet accuses her of adopting a flashy new personality in Hollywood. Mentions of Loretta Young, Jackie Cooper, and others shade the era’s screen life, with playful digs at stars and industry trends during a period of public attention.
A cluttered community calendar lists Suburban Melere events tonight and Thursday across Avon Lake Columbia North Olmsted and nearby towns. Meetings include Granges, women’s leagues, nursing classes, and a card party at St Peter’s parish hall with music by Avon Aces. A brief census data note reports 194 census crops of 22,230 acres with fallow or harvested areas.
Radio program schedule for TRURSHAY on April 9 lists many segments including weather, music, news headlines, and live performances. It mentions various show titles, times, host names, and recurring features across multiple stations, with fragmented OCR text capturing names and times.
Elyria and Lorain high school seniors led the county in the state education test. Eight top scorers among 32 from Lorain County schools include Elyria and Lorain juniors and seniors from Amherst and Avon Lake. Halph Powers Huth and William Lelehton Scott shared top honors with 246 points.
Heidrich named to represent Elyria Real Estate Board as committee member for Ohio State Health convention. McBride and Younes town chair the convention committee. Canton hosts the convention May 25 at the Clarion Hotel. The annual meeting of the Ohio Chapter of the Institute of Health Pressers opens May 25.
ic, A Robert Kanmiller and Ra Griesser report a sermon by the e 17 son who also testifies into the member ship. Carol ine Crombie baptized on Palm Sunday, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Howard Crombie, Sunday school Supt. Herman Wel lest absent due to daughter's illness. Charles Oxford listed for ship, serves country. News notes recount visits, births, and illnesses. Guests honored, gifts for Shirley, reception for the Langs. A daughter born to Merton Bartier Jr. at Lakewood hospital April 6. Fever quarantines and campus returns noted. many names and travels across Cleveland area. Church meeting set for Thursday April TG at the parsonage with Mrs Basene Thompson.
The Wellington 4 H Ditdeur Nature club held a Tuesday meeting with advisor Mrs. Charles S Church. Tidly Spanselter was installed president with Joe Lypies as secretary and James Lowther as news reporter. Plans were made for an April 21 program led by Marion Camse, Ted Prischett, and James Lowther, with Mrs. Ralph Puder as guest and a reading of upcoming events.
39 members attended the first Belden First Aid class held Monday evening with Cecil Johnson as instructor. The gathering included guests of Mrs. Wise and Mrs. Rubs Walker, along with other area residents.
Reger and Binninger Jewelry Store underwent remodeling at 2 Broad Street and Century Block. New front, modern fixtures, enlarged display area, improved service facilities, and enhanced clock and exterior frontage mark the upgrade. Local owners Merman and ER Blininger have over 80 years in business. prominent Cleveland and Cambridge connections noted among guests and patrons.
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