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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1942
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR note describes lead roles and scenes shifting through time as reels. It lacks clear names, dates, or places, making precise identification impossible.
Hollywood column notes Joan Fontaine and Olivia de Havilland reconciling at a Summer home gathering. Reports mention stars such as Dustin Farnum's daughter and Veronica Lake in salary talks, plus wartime travel from Hawaii to U.S. camps. Industry figures like Myrna Loy, Jane Brisco, and Kay Kyser are referenced amid matchmaking, divorces, and reviews of Warner Brothers and 20th Century Fox films.
Lincoln Screen Features reports a death by own action involving Flyers Cowboys, with Pelzer and Sune named in unclear context. The item reads like a brief incident notice from a local page, listing teams and individuals in a compact sports or event recap.
A fragmented note recalls Chaplin in a Gold Rush era comedy with a tense chase and a stray cat and a fellow prospector. The scene hints at humor amid suspense as characters improvise to escape danger and secure a pie and shelter.
Marines epic film shown as preview at the Capitol Theatre tonight billed as a 20th Century-Fox Timester production. notes mention co dale oh Srott and minor production details.
Salvage chairmen were summoned to a meeting to discuss committee work and capacity concerns. Notable attendees included county officials and representatives from Amherst Roch, Wellin, and Granse, with plans to outline procedures and duties for the salvage effort. The gathering aims to coordinate operations and ensure efficient response.
The LaGrange band under conductor Petersen will perform a series of fee concerts. Details of dates and venues are forthcoming with a schedule to be announced.
A fragmented radio program guide lists dates and times for a variety of broadcasts. It mentions stations WEAM and other call signs, with entries for music, talk, and drama across days in June and July, naming performers, hosts, and segments though many lines are garbled. The schedule references dates such as Monday June 5 and a lineup including musical acts, religious features, and news briefs segmented by hour blocks.
Fifty mothers and daughters attended the annual Languet of the Junior Knights Daughters of Mary Eurapa Currie at the First Methodist church. Entertainment featured piano solos, vocal selections, tap dance, and a fawn umbrella centerpiece. Refreshments included Angel Food cake with whipped cream and pineapple and were served by Jean Perry and others.
The Northern Dratt Association of Lincoln County plans a Sunday June 23 gathering at the Wellington Farr Grounds drawing thousands. Events include team pulling horse racing sack races pie eating and various contests with free admission and bring-your-own dinners. Also noted are Legion post activities through July and local drafts with names and health notes among attendees.
LaGrange Girl Scouts met at Street Martin’s home to plan a summer and fall meeting at Laverne and Justus Seabold’s home on Tuesday, June 23. Pictures were taken and all girls interested in future scouting this fall are urged to attend.
Suburban calendar notes AVENTA TONIGHT in Lorain County with the Jun Fair Board scheduled to meet at 8 pm at the Wellington Graney all venue.
Wakeman Chapter No 4 C E S met in regular session June 2 in Mayonte hall with Worthy Matron Alice Watson presiding. Thirty eight present including AM and Amherst chapter members. A Flag ceremony seen. Refreshments and social hour followed. One more meeting planned June 2 before summer vacation.
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