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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1950
Page
2
Jack Refenning county veterans' service officer announced automatic veteran insurance dividend payouts in the event of a veteran's death with no forms needed if the policy is in force at death. Dividends go to beneficiaries currently receiving payments.
Details for handling insurance dividend payments to veterans or their estates, including lapsed policies and survivorship rights. Instructions direct recipients to apply to the VA via Office Number Six, 52 Starling Street, Columbus, and to return checks and death certificates when a veteran dies after applying. Also mentions Belgium aiding its film industry and a Y M C A recognition campaign with a May 13 deadline requiring a parent's signature for children.
In 1918 the Theatre Guild formed and George S. Kaufman began play doctoring. He shaped Lynn Fontanne into a budding star from Someone in the House though the show failed in tryouts. His ads to attract audiences were rejected by the producer.
Vincent fifth and sixth graders staged a two act minstrel revue led by teacher Mrs Theresa Kner am. Interlocutor was William Holmes with end men Gilbert Monos Richard Cherba Ronald Dennis Bert Bodnar Talcott Starr and Barry Olderman. Solo numbers included Richard Cherba My Blue Heaven Phyllis Ellett Shine on Harvest Moon and Dark Town Strutters Ball.
Readers recall a late November Salem program with Geraldine Pastor and others performing as Marjorie Rusko and Jacqueline Pryor provided accordion and Mirimba music. A separate incident notes a trio crash during Sid Simning’s car ride and a Welsh freighter crew’s crate of toys causing damage in Auckland New Zealand. No injuries reported.
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