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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1946
Page
2
Elyria Theatres announce the Gainesville community circus resumes this fall with three Cooke County fair performances starting September 2. The show will tour two out-of-town engagements this fall and will restart the full schedule in 1947.
Hollywood gossip by Jimmie Fidler traces a 10 year old boy who loves music but lacks talent. He seeks lessons from Jose Turbi after his sister’s death, Turbi declines formal pupils yet offers advice and warmth. The piece also spoofs industry buzz about stars, contracts, and changing careers at Hollywood studios.
Two World War II veterans Richard Gourley and Wil land Smith opened a new Elyria office for Nationwide Adjustment Service at 37-38 Turner Block, 323 Court Street. Gourley, a Rocky River native, joined the Marines after high school and served with the First Marine Division, wounded at Guadalcanal. He left with 13 months of service and later attended Ohio Wesleyan University as a member of Phi Gamma Delta. Smith excelled in multiple sports at Bay Village High School and attended a Windsor, Canada prep school before enlisting in the Army.
Earl Browder discharged after seven months with the Quartermaster Corps Camp Lee Virginia and returned to Elpha. Last winter he managed the American Legion Class A basketball team. Milford marks 60th anniversary of the barbershop partnership of Frank Thames 86 and Joseph McClure 85 in town.
A snapshot shows Willie Wella and fellow G I s in a house overseas making quarters resemble a Clover Camer a home. They hang family pictures, nurture a stray puppy, and savor American beer while reading the hometown paper, urged to write home.
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