Spring Fashions Emphasize Silhouettes and Curves
Fashion coverage highlights feminine silhouettes and curves with airy fabrics and soft lines. The article notes waistline emphasis, princess and sheath styles, wide belts, and long lines influenced by riding jackets, plus fluttering ruffles and lace accents across 1962 styles.
Suits Take Headlines This Spring Fashion Spread
The spring story centers on suits with jackets from boleros to Chanel styles and skirts in varied silhouettes. Fly-away jackets and back details shape the line while fabrics emphasize texture with wools, silks, and blends in whites through pale hues to bright tones.
Nautical Spring Fashion From St Tropez to Sailor Style
A breezy spring fashion feature from St Tropez notes nautical themes in resort wear. Blouses, flared pants, and tucked or cut tops pair with jackets and lace accents to create a feminine, sunlit deck look for leisure and sportswear.
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Frills and Ruffles Shape Milady Open-Air Lingerie Trend
The spring lingerie presentation highlights light prints, airy drapery and apricot hues across slips, lounge dresses and matching ensembles. Silk tricot and cottons mix softly with embroidery, eyelets and ruffles. Novel silhouettes include empire-line shifts, puffed tops, wide-leg pants and front-button styles for easy wear.
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Millady
East
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Jama
Square Toe Looks Top Fashion Trend Across Shoes
Shoes for every occasion embrace square toe silhouettes with many colors and leathers. Pumps moccasins sandals and slip-ons feature square shapes with stacked heels. Pointed toes remain available in numerous styles.
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Shoe Fashion Service
Leather Poms of
America
Come Little Hell
Lorain Residents Face Court At Sandusky
Five Lorain residents charged with suspected, unnamed offenses were released on $300 bond each. Individuals named include Eugene Harris from Canton Avenue, Melvin Swrenzy from East Zed Street, Mary Jane Aiello from Broadway, and Joseph Shannon from Lorain Drive. A second charge for having no driver’s license is listed for Harris. The group was taken into custody at Plaza Shopping Center. A hearing is set for 10:30 am Wednesday.
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Lorain
Eugene Harris
Canton Ave
Melvin Swrenzy
East Zed St
Mary Jane Aiello
Broadway
Joseph Shannon
Lorain Dr
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Plaza Shopping Center
Wlrive
Handbags Embrace Slim Demure Spring Trend
Leather handbags follow a new soft feminine trend with compact shapes and rounded bases. Indylike curves and demi-shoulder styles in antiqued or patent leather appear in neutral tones and carnival colors including red blue white greens yellow and apricot.
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America
Aguette
Shiny
Four-Hers to Meet The South Ridge SoloEttes
4-H members gather at the home of Mrs. Frank Stang, advisor, to meet The South Ridge SoloEttes. Participants include Karen Drosec and Lynette Teewexytc.
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South Ridge
SoloEttes
Frank Stang
Buroce
Karen Drosec
Lynette Teewexytc
Silhouettes Emphasized For Brides This Spring
Tradition meets modern design as spring bridal fashion highlights new silhouettes. Princess and shirtwaist gowns return with flex waistlines and varied skirt shapes, while Watteau trains and Empire waists shape the look. Fabrics include cotton pique linen silk organza and chiffon with jacket covers and removable gowns trending. Elbow-grazing sleeves remain popular for the season.
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Edgsikene Depais
Mad Hatter Talk Headlines Gas Industry Ideas
Mim Joan Ziegler of Oluo Fuel Gal Company addressed the Altar and Rosary Society at Immaculate Conception Church. She used hats as illustration to discuss the natural gas industry and described a new process for making gas into energy.
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Anual
Mim Joan Ziegler
Oluo Fuel Gal Company
Rosary Society of Immaculate Con
Burglary at Columbia Auto Wrecking Co
Thieves forced a door at the Columbia Auto Wrecking Co on Jacquay Road taking $8 in cash and $175 worth of car parts and accessories. Lawrence Behringer, operator, reported the burglary to the sheriff's department. A car radio and tools were among the stolen items.
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Columbia Auto Wrecking Co
Jacquay Rd
Columbia
Sheriff's Department
Lawrence Behringer
Spring coats redefine fashion with redingote and cape styles
Navy dominates color choices while rebounding toward feminine lines in spring coats. Redingote and cape coats lead a slimming, slightly flared silhouette with princess line shaping. Pastel hues from almond to powder blue highlight a broad palette.
Oberlin Chamber selects Wood as president
John A Wood is elected president of the Oberlin Chamber of Commerce succeeding James F. Long Wood also takes over as proprietor of Ross Lumber Co. Other officers include Walter E. Reeves as vice president Lee Orndorff as treasurer and Mrs Fasher Sperry reelected secretary.
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John A Wood
Oberlin Chamber of Commerce
James F. Long Wood
Ross Lumber Co
Walter E.reeves
Oberlin College
Lee Orndorff
Peoples Bank
Fasher Sperry
Spring Hat Styles Flourish In Garden Party Fashion
The season brings Pillbox and Turban styles along with wide and narrow brims. Designers showcase varied silhouettes from tall to tiny hats with flowers and leaves, soft drapes, and sheer fabrics. Textile choices include straw and felts with textured contrasts for a feminine mood.
Jewelry for a bridal portrait and good luck charms
Jewelry for a bridal portrait should coordinate with the gown and headpiece. Elaborate headpieces may negate earrings unless the hairstyle reveals the earlobes. Delicate diamond and pearl droplets are common sentimental gifts, and the bride should wear her engagement ring for the portrait.
Open House for Spring in Color Fashion Invite
The piece invites a full spectrum of spring color in fashion noting appealing hues from fruit colors like oranges apricots peaches and melons to reds pinks and blues. It highlights greens citrus tones and neutrals including black gray beige and brown as key seasonal guests.
Pleads Guilty in Obscure Hooting Case
Thur Wardlow, 54, of 136 Lowell Street, pleaded guilty and sought probation after a December incident described as a hooting attack involving Lester Coleman during the January 6 period. Prosecutors described the act as a reckless threat.
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Thur Wardlow
Lowell S . Am.cied
Hell
Lester Coleman
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