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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1947
Page
5
A fragmented report notes South Australia pursuing a youth development push alongside Ireland with references to clubs and national intent. It mentions Australia in a broader drive, touching on organized youth activity and sporting clubs amid unclear details.
Recent discharges listed by the Elyria Selective Service Board include Cpl Richard J Nichols of 565 Lodi Street who re enlisted in Europe in October 1945 after two years six months service. Cpl Wayne M Sooy of Foster Avenue discharged at Fort Dix N J after eight months twelve days in European Theater. Navy hospital apprentice first class William Forrest White of 18 Artesa Court discharged January 6 1947. Daniel Fefer of 273 West River Street discharged January 29 1947. John F Smith of 8044 West Avenue discharged January 21 1947 with limited details remaining.
Pete Smith, aged about 50, recalls a half century of show business. He performed with Ringling Brothers Circus and the Keith vaudeville circuit, was part of Gus Sanminstrels, led his own band, and played with Ted Lewis while entertaining thousands. He reflects on remaining active at Parmeley Avenue residence.
The veteran musician Pete entertains groups at judge meetings dinners and other events with a novelty act. He has supported charity benefits for decades and says his health remains robust from living on the sunny side of life. His philosophy centers on making others happy, believing happiness spreads among musicians jugglers and performers. He recalls past one night stands and keeps many photos from his peak entertainment days.
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