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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1946
Page
4
IkERIALS REPAIR MAN in Orlando is touted as the fairest fades repairman on record. Hi Johnson, seven feet tall, sleeps in a bed a half fret long, and pays $45 for his vanity bill.
A detailed radio listing for January 17 18 shows programs across stations WIAM and related outlets including news segments sports features and various music and drama slots. Entries name hosts such as Wade Mund Thomas Byten and Fred Waring alongside shows like The Modern Farmer The Peabodys and Pepper Youngs Family with time slots from early morning to late night.
Elyria American Legion Post announced progress toward a 1000 member goal. At a January meeting 69 WWII veterans were admitted, joining 48 new members, totaling 127 WWII vets obligated in a ceremonial roll. The post now lists 182 members with plans for future leagues, a military ball on February 22, and a proposed Legion sponsored dance band.
A luncheon program was announced for members whose birthdays occur in January February and March. George Day urged veterans to attend and support service activities for future Memorial Day events. Refreshments were arranged after the meeting by the auxiliary president and committee.
Elyria post plans a District Membership Rally with potential May venue to be decided by the District Commander. Ohio Department to provide Medal of Honor speakers, a national figure, a Degree Team, and musical entertainment for a parade. Elyria Post 12 to host a farewell event for a departing officer with Miller Home reception. A church dinner program features Beatrice Fairfax memoir reading and music.
Lt. Pomias Nichols opened his Creaf ton road home four years ago and a group of about thirty neighbors attended a celebratory gathering hosted by the Howard community.
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