Fall fashion leans on legs and footwear impact
Fashion shifts this fall toward leg visibility with shoes playing a pivotal role. The eye focuses on footwear as an essential element of the total look.
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1966
Page
4
Lowered Heels Redefine Fall Fashion Footwear
Fashion notes highlight lowered heels up to two and a half inches with sturdy design. Details include pipings, pleats, decorative collars, overlays, buckles, and hand stitching. Straps, metallics, silks, and deep neutrals dominate, with patent leather paired with saffron silk and teal. Wet vinyl rainboots trend, with bare look and sling styles gaining weight. Shoes for women, men, and children emphasize fit, variety, and wardrobe significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall
Black Shoes and Insurance Notices Highlight Seasonal Trends
The piece notes autumn shoe colors like black forest greens and browns with hand rubbed finishes and new toe shapes. It also includes state of Ohio insurance certificates for American National, American Motorists, American Economy, and other major firms with 1965 financials and a July 1 1966 certification by William R. Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Department of Insurance
State of
Ohio
American National Fire Insurance Company
New York
State of New York
Columbus
William R. Morris
Insurance +t Ohio
American Motorists Insurance Company
Chicago
Illinois
William RB. Morris
Insurance of
American Guarantee & Liability Insurance Company
William B. Morris
American Economy Insurance Company
Indianapolis
Indiana
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Hartford
Connecticut
Superintendent of Insurance of
Aetna Casualty and Surety Company
Superintendent of Insurance of Co
Aetna Insurance Company
Tendent of Insurance of Ohio
American States Insurance Company
Witne
American States Life Insurance Company
Auto-Owners Mutual Insurance Company
Lansing
Michigan
Bankers Life Company
of Moines
Iowa
Buffalo Insurance Company
Buffalo
Business Mens Assurance Company OF America
William K. Morris
Tha Commercial Insurance Company OF
Newark
New Jersey
Sales Peak in Norwalk for School and Holiday Shoes
Norwalk shoe salesmen report peak buying season for school footwear, especially styles for children and teens. Easter season follows with high fashion purchases, then Christmas for gift slippers. A salesman notes cooler weather boosts back to school demand as families buy one pair weekly for each child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Natural Shapes In For Children Footwear Styles
Children’s shoe fashion features roundish and square shapes with natural foot shaping. For girls, shiny and strappy styles prevail, while boys see blocky brogue influences with broad toes and detailing borrowed from menswear. Saddle shoes appear with cut‑outs and broad straps.
Weddings Set For October In Norwalk Area
Norwalk area brides plan October weddings. Patricia Jean Schlachter and Remo A Spangnola will wed at St John Cathedral in Cleveland with an open church tradition. Patricia, a nurse in Cleveland, is engaged to Remo Spanola, a Motor Express dispatcher. Kathleen Marie Walker and Larry Werner also announce their engagement. Kathleen, of Cortland Street, a Notre Dame alumna and R R Donnelly employee, will marry Werner, son of Eva Werner, a Norwalk High School graduate, also employed by RR Donnelley of Willard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Jean Schlachter
Remo A. Spangnola
St. John’s Cathedral of
Cleveland
Edwin V. Schlachter
Jackson St
Patricia Jean
Remo Spanola
Miss Schlachter
Norwalk
Motor Express Inc
Adelaide Walker
Kathleen Marie
Cortland St
Larry Werner
Miss Walker
St. Paul’s High School
Notre Dame College
R.R. Donnelly & Sons Co
Willard
Eva Werner
Norwalk High School
R.R. Donnelley & Sons Co
Community Group Meetings and Local Events List
Milan High School hosts MIMBO band room concert tonight. AARP picnic at Memorial Lake Park at noon. NF Efficiency Farm Women’s Club meeting with Mrs. Charles Chisholm at 2 p.m. Norwalk Oddfellows Local Lodge gathers at 8 p.m. Garden Clubs Council meets with Mrs. Robert Douglas at 8 p.m. Norwalk Women’s Bowling Association event sponsored by Columbia Gas at 7:30 p.m. Spars and Strikes Ladies Bowling follows the associational meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan Instrumental Music Boosters Organization
MIMBO
Milan High School
American Association of Retired Persons
AARP
Memorial Lake Park
Efficiency Farm Women’s Club
Charles Chisholm
Norwalk Oddfellows
Norwalk Council of
Robert [Oughlas
Indian Terrace
Norwalk
Columbia Gas Co
Spars & Strikes
Meet NFW Teachers Area Women To Teach Here
Norwalk City Schools welcome two new teachers for fall. Mrs. Roger Brown formerly Linda Harmon, will teach first grade at League Street Elementary and bring team teaching experience from Woodville Elementary. She is a 1961 Norwalk High graduate with a B.S. from Bowling Green State University. She and her husband reside at 1341/2 East Main Street. Mary Lou Ball, Bellevue High and Kent State University graduate, will teach primary slow learner class, majoring in special education. She will live at 150 McKim Street, Bellevue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk High School
Bellevue High School
Norwalk City
Roger Brown
Linda Sue Harmon
League Street
Bowling Green State University
Woodville
Mansfield
Kent State University
Miss Ball
McKim St
Bellevue
Hints From Heloise Color Coded Brushes and More
Readers share simple household hacks from Heloise tips. Color coded toothbrushes help kids follow brushing routines and track cleanliness, aluminum foil stops rust on towel racks, plastic bag wraps speed patty shaping and freezer storage, and tape rolls become tidy ribbon and trim storage with external labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Right Frame Enhances Picture and Room Decor
Choosing the right frame transforms a print into a decorating accent. Frames should focus attention on the picture, harmonize with color and weight, strengthen the composition, and surround without halting color and line movement. When needed, frames can create depth or perspective.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Schlachter
Spagnola
Walker
NFW
Mary V
Mary
Jack Wright
O.K
Komarek
W. Main ST
ArtCarved
Johnson
E. Main
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