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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1942
Page
10
A collage of World War II era commentary, Goebbels quotes, and sensationalist musings fills a local page. The column critiques Nazi rhetoric, contrasts German and Japanese treatment of prisoners, and questions allied policies, interwoven with community notices and social items from Gleason and nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs James Abbot and family of Cleveland recover from operation at Cleveland Clinic. Sunday callers at Chas Wise home included Mr and Mrs Chas Prout and Carol and Mrs Olive Walker. Joe Grabenstetter hosted guests on Sunday with Mr and Mrs Chas Geiger Lake and Frank Eddie and Mrs Theron Eddy and Dianne. Labor Day visitors included Mr and Mrs George Weigel and Rosemary Grabenstetter. Airs at Town Hall Circle meeting noted, with Mrs Abbott and Mrs Grabenstetter among attendees.
Fragmentary notice describes a Gibson family reunion in South Amherst with planned gathering at noon and activities around a park in Wakerman on a Monday. Mentions marriage and annual observance, with unclear names and dates due to OCR errors.
Fragmentary OCR text appears garbled with names and places unclear. The readable bits hint at a speaking tour event tied to a group or organization possibly titled The Landivs andEaens nf S10 deta their NMAd Tat ots arhoel. evecare. homme pk.
Two Elyrin girls aim to mobilize a Junior Commandos unit for the Victory parade on September 24. Phyllis Rae Rollday and Oona Macrechnoek plan a four-member group to support the scrapy salvage drive, with Miss Holliday and Miss Brecknack handling joining notices.
BEAR GREEK Ark A besieged minister Rev F L Firestone of Bear Creek Ark preached his own funeral services before a crowd of several hundred. Firestone who is apparently in good health has completed preparation for his burial including digging his grave. The casket was made under his directions nearly 12 years ago.
Naval Lieut. John James Fowers of New York was lauded for heroism in the Coral Sea patrol by President Roosevelt in a Labor Day address and received the Congressional Medal of Honor. Fowers is listed as missing in action.
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