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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1950
Page
6
A Bucyrus based corporation announces plans to build a drive-in theater on Route 30, between Bucyrus and Crestline, reflecting local development along the highway corridor.
Passengers from a Northwestern train stepped from one coach to another at Lake Preston as the old depot burned last summer. The railroad, unable to rebuild, placed an old coach on the site and partitioned it into a ticket office and waiting room.
A list of upcoming broadcasts and auditions for teen time shows and variety programs. Entries include Jim Dudley World News Mr President Changing World treasury Band Taylor Revue and auditions. Also noted are Go for the House at Carnegie Hall Stop the Music Song Festival Strike in Rich Family and Hour Spotlight Revue. Several programs feature comedians and theater acts with Life With Bute and Our Miss Brooks noted among others.
A dense local notice listing Kiwanis and church meetings in No. Olmsted and Avon Lake, with times from 1 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Thursday through Monday, plus events in Ridgeville, Lorain County and surrounding towns including dances, card parties, lectures, and a community bonfire. The calendar names clubs, churches, and meeting places such as Barton Road Church, Congregational church, Grange Hall, and Oberlin Grange, with providers like Rev Paul Folino and Haddix Orchestra.
Miss Frances Stine returns to Pembroke College to resume duties as teacher after spending Christmas with her sister and husband the Baldwins. New Year’s Eve guests included the Baldwins and Elmer Olsen. Royal Navy sailor Raymond Boris visits return to Bayonne after holidays. Several local families hosted or attended New Year’s gatherings. Bees have a sense of smell and can distinguish odors.
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