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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1942
Page
9
In Palm Beach Florida on July 6 the film star Ann Sheridan known as the Oomph Girl married actor George Brent. Judge Richard P Robbins performed the ceremony after the couple arrived from Hollywood. The note of Mrs Sam Harris widow of a Broadway producer was mentioned in the report.
The couple reportedly married in Ensenada, Mexico in August 1931. Clara Lou Norris, 38, filed for divorce in October. Norris, an American citizen since 1930, had two previous marriages, including to actress Ruth Chatterton, and reportedly kept a secret union with Aust aetruse pee Worth before.
Avon Lake ex-service men and nearby veterans are invited to the American Legion Dost It ai t meeting Wednesday night at the Chateau on Walker Road. A discussion on universal defense is planned and refreshments will be served.
A caustic weekly column critiques Louisiana politics under Governor Sam Houston Jones. It lampoons Long era practices, cites state police reforms, mentions graft cases like two percent construction fees, and mocks New Orleans governance while praising honest reform efforts. The piece closes by noting locals prefer a clever crook to plain honesty.
The Elyria City Board of Education last night postponed ruling on revising district boundaries that could affect a housing project along Cambridge Avenue. Promoters want the area moved to McKinley School district, but officials warn this would trigger potential redistricting of two Garford Street sections east of Garford Avenue. The note about Navy cream dessert appears unrelated to the local school matter.
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