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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1942
Page
2
The Capitol stage presents The Pied Piper as part of a Sunday war music program featuring Roddy McDowall and Anne Baxter in leading roles. Sissle and other cast members perform, while Dr Neff’s Halloween spook shows and The Hum Monster screen nearby.
The readable fragments mention a public appearance and a related event. Names and dates are unclear due to garbled text. The piece suggests a formal notice or announcement but lacks complete details to identify persons or organizations involved.
Fragment and garbled OCR mention East Side Kids in a Lincoln Theatre screening with references to lively youngsters. Details are unclear but indicate a film showing and a lively crowd. Names and exact plot points are unreadable.
A fragmentary OCR summary notes Pardon My Sarong continues at Rivoli with scattered names and lines, mentioning locations like Walnut Park and Cleon. The readable bits suggest a movie program item and local notices, but many words are garbled.
Jimmie Fidler reports on Hollywood gossip with references to Madeleine Carroll and Phill. The fragment mentions an upcoming formal data event and a note about a high blue pressure actor. It includes stray phrases about unions, umbrellas, and a cold day with yet unclear connections to cinema figures.
Radio schedule lists shows with quirky spellings and times. Programs include Bonny Vheery Yom Tueter Muse W3B-Raok Quiz Pigee 2 1 Chovarg Yer Family Hour and Mee Baler Mie Parag feech Fou with odd character renderings. On Monday a different slate shows SangerMER Uitte WEEE Gio Shon and Shatner referenced in noisy OCR text.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss military life and duty with scattered names and places, referencing officers, bands, a ship, and various personalities. The text reads like a chaotic diary or column fragment with partial lines about duties and entertainment.
Community notices summarize Halloween events in Carlisle and Olmsted park sponsored by Pat Nevin. A Grange Hall party featured costumes, cider, doughnuts, and baked goods sales to aid grangers, with a card party announced by Master Ragcliffe.
Fragmentary notes indicate Wakeman arranging an all day meeting covering 1942 to 1944 with references to morning and noon sessions and possible preparations. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear names or locations.
The American Red Cross mobile unit will set up in the basement of the First Congregational Church in Wellington to collect blood for a national bank for armed forces. Registration will be overseen by Mrs. Gadfield with Mrs. Ram er heading the canteen and public groups. Guest speaker Mrs. Axel Skjerne, Denmark native and Oberlin professor wife, will speak at a veterans dinner on Nov. 7 in Herrig Auditorium. The Blood Bank aims to build a large reserve and aid servicemen.
A crowded Belden social circle gathered at Mr and Mrs Jor Grabenstetter whan Sunday hosted guests include Cars pera Fred W Reisinger of Provence South Carolina along with Mr and Mrs A Richard Larkins Akron Dr and Mrs Eugene J Witvel Cleveland and Mrs Edward Reisinger Cambridge Mrs Berlin Damon and the Misses Margaret and Emma Witin Cleveland Heights Mr and Mrs T J Kleiner Mediny Mr and Mrs har Gleason s ay Charles Lakewood and Mr and Mrs Edward Heisinger Cambridge Also noted were visits by Mr and Mrs D G Reisinger and Mr and Mrs Mike Lash Lod Barnest Lerais cated on 3 plus a local fund enforcement incident involving a tireless mar and $330 049 in fines from customs collector W B George related to the Mexican Ures with cost $220 Harmony Pitcher described regarding a low rationing card request.
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