Valentines Day in The World News Brief
A jumble of names, titles, and then scattered items sketches a busy page of society notes. Mentions of editors, performers, and local events hint at a lively era with little clear narrative.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1946
Page
2
A jumble of names, titles, and then scattered items sketches a busy page of society notes. Mentions of editors, performers, and local events hint at a lively era with little clear narrative.
TONIGHT Grange meets at 8 at Grange Hall. The 50th anniversary of Mr and Mrs Lewis Grills will be honored. Rochester Garden Club to meet with Mrs Abbie Jewett for annual meeting. La Grange Boy and Girl Beauty Rally on August 28 at 7 p.m. at the school with boys, girls and parents invited.
Scouting invited for Movies. Mrs Emma Durkee and Harriett Durkee host Grapton meeting at a thread Quilt club all day with Rose I Grabensterler Carlisle. Friendship Comrade class hosts outdoor Bowen home with flash lights. Wisteria Club meets with Mrs Andrew Rawson at 6 30 p m in La Grange. Rome manna exports rise to United States from Waly abundant in Southern Naty and Steily for medical use.
The Los Angeles Board of Supervisors seeks broader action against indecent material, urging enforce ment against smut in literature and film. Critics note many films originate from screenwriter stories and warn against overreach harming juveniles, while Hollywood gossip columns recount scandals and industry figures.
A lively account mentions Martine Irma and cast members Johnann Fenily and Slane Hasso of a film titled Mr Beabody and the Mermaid. It notes studio routines, a Grand Canyon shot, Ingrid Bergman and Myrna Loy references, and a rush of fans at a park in Los Angeles as Robert Young and others sign autographs for eager youths.
After a signed play Young shouted Catch and threw the ball back, shattering a windshield of a packed cat. Bob paid for the damage. The snippet notes SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE was established by an act of Congress in 1846 from James Smithson’s will funding the museum.
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