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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1941
Page
2
Margaret F. Bolton, Lorain Ohio SSA manager, says workers have two months to check 1997 earnings records under the Social Security Act. Wage records may be closed after four years, so requests to access 1837 reports must be received before the deadline.
A note indicates the Lovely Otilo field office in the Cammeretal Building may be obtained soon. The fragment implies upcoming access or occupancy details tied to the Cammeretal Building site and local offices.
The Columbia high school junior class will stage The Whole Town's Talking, a farce, Friday November 14 at 8 00 p m in the high school auditorium. Miss de Podesta directs with Orville Britton as Chester Binney Jack King as Mr Simmons Chester's partner Dorothy Hake as Mrs Simmons Marjorie Walter as Mrs Simmons daughter Mildred Nimrichter as the Hollywood queen George Rissall as ex pugilist and Charles Luks as a Chicago suitor.
Henry McLemore writes about Christmas shopping overwhelm and thrift strategies. He notes toy shelves stocked for self assemble kits and recalls attempting to build a Vultee Vanguard model plane, reflecting on cost and practicality for children’s gifts.
A fragmented 1940s era reminiscence describes making Hawker Hurricane parts at home with scant funds and dangerous craft, facing sabotage fears and neighborly distrust. A separate note reports Joseph G. Reitz admitting a racket scheme to counterfeit payroll signatures and a youth drowning a wolf after a fierce tenacity incident.
Reported in Marietta Ohio a puzzling local note mentions C. Chandler of Lowell among a small group as details of a curious event. The fragmentary item signals unusual behavior or superstition tied to a regional incident, with limited names and unclear outcome.
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