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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1944
Page
2
At Elyria Theatres Sana Henie returns to the Capis ol Theate screen Sunday for a Whitney performance, her latest successful screen musical. Reports indicate the program aims to boost attendance. Opie C Romere and Cavoll Landis star while Woodly Here provides a guest act in a scene set eastward.
In a long profile, Jimmie Fidler examines Hollywood legends and the paradox of stardom. He notes how actors can fade from public view yet linger in public memory, with many rising again after years out of the spotlight.
A garbled wartime page mixes military chatter with social notices. The piece weaves Maj Here Ficklen and Coast Guard calls with portraits of actors and social events, listing residents like Huntington and Marytingtion, plus scattered domestic names and gatherings.
A highly garbled list of radio program titles and host snippets appears, naming numerous stations, hosts, and segments in a fragmented order. The readable fragments suggest a varied lineup but lack coherent structure or full program details.
Suburban 228 events listed include church services Bible class meetings and community club gatherings. Activities occur at locations such as Wynn's Bible class Ane pun gonane and Cross sewille with various hosts like Mrs Harold Willman and Ms day. Public and charity events include Red Cross sewille and Friday evening gatherings at local school houses.
A fragmented report details the South Amherst Grove Des Chamber meeting of the South Peles lawship with officers elected including Hubert Wiltelai as president and Thehol Solkus as secretary. The text mentions various regiments, services, and forthcoming events at the church and community, including a burial and a gathering at the hall.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Avon Lake in a civic context with names such as Mary Yee Lote and Panvvatathing Ave. It references suppliers, a former company, a graduate at Avot Talkws, and a local police or city department. The text is incomplete and includes partial phrases about a Haley Toctuns event and a May Department lead, leaving the exact incident unclear.
A fragmentary medical prose piece discusses digestion issues and headaches after eating. It mentions teas and tonics for stomach comfort, the liver, and bile balance, with obscure references to remedies and claims of improving digestion and appetite.
Fragmented public notices from Wellington and Wallingsur detail a fundraising drive by King’s Daughters, military and legion activities, a birth announcement for a daughter, hospital and care details, and local social notices. Names include Ethel Onex, MRS, and various residents. events mention a three day notice, a joint meeting, and community clubs with memorial references.
Fragmented OCR lists local events and notices in Clarksfield, including a meeting schedule at the hall, a Thursday supper near January, and various names such as Gertrude Byron, Rudy Bighy, and Miss Raweeth. It mentions a New Year week, a Felt Faster Sin chapter meeting, and community shifts with ritual and memorial notes.
The entry lists New Year visitors to Mr and Mrs W H Stone including Harald Duncan and daughters Lois Ann and Sue, Beck Ripsell from Yownpstawn, and Mrs Rae West Mex Rex Lesun among others. It notes Sunday callers, New Year’s night hosts Ray Hangsteday family, and visits of several relatives, with several lines misread due to OCR errors.
Fragmentary OCR reports names and places including John Carroll University and Saint Louis figures, with references to sessions, elections, and a January agenda. The garbled text mentions December 11 and January items, implying a public or university notice list with calendar items and attendees.
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