Milady's Silhouette Changes Stir Fashion Scene
Aug 2 report highlights Winter presentations showing wasp waist silhouettes, trimmed jackets to thigh length for few, Schiaparelli skirts with bustles and gathers, Patou and Chanel detailing, new hemlines, and playful accessories like bubble pockets and fur muffs. Schiaparelli calls the look claret silhouette and emphasizes tummy muff fashion.
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Milady
Scaiaparelli's
Schiaparellis
Schiaparelli
Scheduled Tours Are Called Off At Poultry Congress
Women of Fields Corners Methodist Church faced a cancellation after tours to the Cleveland Poultry Congress were halted due to lack of interest. To salvage the day they added a ham dinner at the church tonight, with serving from 3:30 PM until all are served, under Mrs. E. O. Carver.
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Poultry Congress
Cleveland
Lorain County
Fields Corners
E. O. Carver
Fifteen Boys Earn YMCA Swimming Emblems for July
Fifteen boys have been awarded YMCA swimming emblems for perfect attendance in July. The announcement was made by Max Roe, the YMCA swimming instructor. Recipients include Horace Danner, Art Grumney, John Sexton, Roy Jensen, Robert Senft, Richard Hansman, Richard Nickell, Bull Maple, James Anderson, Robert Sabin, Ken Sprankle, Bernie Lysaght, Richard Cameron, Roger Evans, and Phil Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Roe
Horace Danner
Art Grumney
John Sexton
Roy Jensen
Robert Senft
Richard Hansman
Richard Nickell
Bull Maple
James Anderson
Robert Sabin
Ken Sprankle
Bernie Lysaght
Richard Cameron
Roger Evans
Phil Brown
Boys And Girls Pass Swimming Tests At YMCA
A number of boys and girls passed YMCA swimming tests this week, announced by swimming instructor Max Roe. Boys named include Tom Smith, Bob Heilman, Wayne Meinkles, Don Benz, Bull Sanders, Roy Jensen, Bill Sanders, Art Hess, with tests Turtle Minnow Perch Bass. Pat Smith passed Turtle Test and Phyllis Refenning passed Bass Test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Roe
Tom Smith
Bob Heulman
Wayne
County buys Ford sedan for sheriff from Wagner and Aebersold
County commissioners accepted a low bid of 434 dollars from Wagner and Aebersold of Amherst for a four door Ford sedan deluxe for the sheriff’s department. The deal trades in an old car and includes a small extra to reach the net price after five bids were received.
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Sheriffs Department
Wagner and Aebersold
Amherst
Steve Gall Arrested for Intoxication in City
Steve Gall, 53, of 881 West River Street, was arrested at Broad Street and Stiddie Avenue for intoxication and fined $3 with costs suspended when arraigned before Mayor Joseph Q. Petro today. Germany’s rise in steel output is mainly driven by mills in former Austria.
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Steve Gall
West River Street
Broad Street
Stiddie Avenue
Joseph Q. Petro
Germany
Austria
Oberlin High Seeks Six-Year Charter
Oberlin Ohio August meeting of the Board of Education adopted the 1940 school budget and passed a resolution to petition for a six year high school charter. Four year charter remains, junior high curriculum expanded to qualify for six year charter. Harold Archer hired as janitor for next year. Next meeting August 16 at 2 PM to offer State Foundation notes for sale. Public invited.
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Oberlin, O
Oberlin Board of Education
Harold Archer
To Present Pupils In Recital Friday
The Mt Zion Baptist church Missionary Society presents Leota Palmer Apple of Cleveland in a recital at 8 P.M. Friday at the church with a 6 P.M. dinner. Apple trained at Oberlin Conservatory and teaches at Cleveland Music School Settlement and Friendly Inn Settlement. The program features works by Clementi Mozart Schumann and others performed by Yolanda Withers, Lenta Palmer Apnie, and Robert Ramey.
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Misionary Society
Mt. Zion
Yolanda Withers
Lenta Palmer
Mozart
Schumann
Robert Ramey
Revival at Christ Temple Church on South Pleasant Street
Christ Temple Church on South Pleasant Street hosts a two week revival led by Pastor and Elder Bradley from Youngstown Ohio. The evangelical event invites all community members to attend.
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Christ Temple Church
South Pleasant Streets
Elder Bradley
Youngstown
Ohio
Oberlin News Briefs Include Health And Visits
R C Oltman of South Cedar Avenue was taken Wednesday to Lakeside Hospital Cleveland for surgical treatment. Mrs W D Cairns who underwent operation last week at Lakeside Hospital Cleveland is reported to be recovering rapidly. The Rev and Mrs G C Chase of Charlotte Michigan arrived in Oberlin yesterday and have leased an apartment at 99 South Professor Streets. Mrs Chase is Mrs Grace Wright. Miss Julia Severance of East College Street is entertaining as a guest. Miss Mary Campbell of Staunton Virginia is a graduate of Oberlin College and a sister of...
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R. C. Oltman
South Cedar Avenue
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
W. D. Cairns
GC. D. Chase
Charlotte. Mich
Oberlin
South Professor Streets
Chase
Grace Wright
Julia Severance
Fast College Street
Mary Campbell
Staunton, Va
Campbell
Oberlin College
Elyria Soap Box Derby Entries Hit 22 with Safety Inspections
The Elyria 1538 Soap Box Derby lists 22 entrants with August 7 deadline for entries at the Y. C. A. A. inspections scheduled August 9 from 8 to 11 am at Elyria Milling Co. on Lodi Street. Inspectors Will Keyes Shryock Frankfather and Geyer oversee frame body weighing for safe compliance. race set for August 16 on Water Street hill with city and state support and National Guard presence. Entrants include Nathan Brenner, Harry Guard, Harlan Handyside, Phil Kaiser, Louis Kaplan, Tom McGuire, Bob O'Donnell, Bill Pemberthy, Bill Phillips, Robert Smith, John Willett, Richard Coughlin, Tom Pomelee, Bill Kenawell, Charles Court, Dick Haworth, Martin Meuller, Ralph Neighbor, Lonnie St Marie, Don Robinson, Meredith Williams, Don Hamilton, and others listed.
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Elyria
Elyria Hardware
Elyria Milling Company
Lodi Street
Stanley Keyes
Harry Shrvock
Harry Frankfather
H. W. Geyer
Water Street Hill
City Street Department
State Highway Department
Ohio National Guard
Nathan Brenner
Middle Avenue
Harry Guard
Eighth Street
Harlan Handyside
Boston Avenue
Phil Kaiser
Louis Kaplan
Lodi
Tom McGuire
Kenyon Avenue
Bob O'Donnell
Bill Pemberthy
Sixth Street
Bill Phillips
Third Street
Robert Smith
Harvard Avenue
John Willett
Fourth Street
Richard Coughlin
Tom Pomelee
East Avenue
Bill Kenawell
Charles Court
Dick Haworth
Martin Meuller
Ralph Neighbor
Lonnie St. Marie
West Avenue
Don Robinson
Meredith Williams
Second Street
Richard Plas
Tenth Street
Don Hamilton
Cambridge Avenue
Colorado Strife Spurs Motorcade Clash at Kremmling
Report from Kremmling describes a pitched battle as Denver strike sympathizers tried to break through barricades set by vigilantes. Major Harold H. Richardson viewed the area near Loveland Pass and noted two dirt entrances as the federal dam project looms.
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Heneyville
Kremmling
Denver
John Lee
Senate defers housing bill as adjournment looms plans
Continued from page one details workers on rolls for 18 months and a provision by Sen Pat McCarran to restore prevailing wages to WPA. The Senate delays consideration of the deficiency bill and housing bill, with Sabath announcing he would call it up today as leaders fear a last minute adjournment.
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Pat McCarran
WPA
Senate
Roosevelt
Sabath
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Jewett Shute at 143 Huron Street
After an eight month illness Mrs Elizabeth Jewett Shute died yesterday at 3 45 PM at her home 143 Huron Street widow of Henry Shute who ran a Broad Street meat market Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 PM from Sudro Curtis Funeral Home with Ralph Pitkin reading the service Burial will be in Ridgelawn Cemetery She was born in Cleveland December 6 1666 and lived in Elyria most of her life a member of First Church of Christ Scientist She leaves a brother Samuel H Jewett of Cuyahoga Falls and three nephews and three nieces.
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Belizabeth Jewett Shute
Huron Street
Henry Shute
Broad Street
Shute
Cleveland
Elyria
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Samuel H. Jewett
Cuyahoga Falls
Sudro- Curtis Funeral Home
Ralph Pitkin
Ridgelawn Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Florence Brown
Funeral services for Mrs Florence Brown 51 who died in Travers City Hospital Michigan will be held Friday at 2 PM from the Second Methodist church with Reverend E Hamblem officiating Burial will be in Brockdale Cemetery.
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Florence Brown
Travers City Hospital
Michigan
Second Methodist Church
E. Hamblem
Brockdale Cemetery
The Economy Bicycle Shop Reports Missing Bicycle
The Economy Bicycle Shop reported to police at midnight that a bicycle rented at 10 A M yesterday had not been returned. A description of the bicycle was provided to the police.
Bicycle Stolen From Cascade Park Reported Last Night
Albert Thorley of 613 Dewey Avenue reported to police that his bicycle was stolen at Cascade Park yesterday evening.
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Albert Thorley
Dewey Avenue
Cascade Park
Columbia News Notes Columbia Epworth League and Churches
Next Sunday at 9:45 A M at the Methodist church Rev L J Quade of Sandusky will preach. He is president of the Norwalk District Epworth League. All league members are asked to attend. Rev Thus Hughes will preach in Sandusky next Sunday exchanging pulpits with Quade. The Friendship class held a party at Bonnie Park Wednesday evening August 2. Ninety five attended the Methodist Sunday School last Sunday. Misses Mildred Bartter and Eletha Keyse chaperone fifteen other youths at a Lakeside cottage next week. Mr and Mrs Morris Christensen motored to Granville Saturday to bring home Baptist delegates. Tris Bartter Paul Dunford Dolly Christensen Thelma Cartwright report a profitable two weeks at the Assembly. Next Sunday these youths will bring messages during Sunday School. Rev and Mrs Landon return from Granville where they helped in Baptist Assembly. Attendance at Sunday School is improving after summer lull. The Women's Mission Circle meets August 9 at Mrs William Bauer with devotions by Iris Bartter Japanese Flower Arrangement by Mrs Harry Stinchcomb Bells of Japan by Ruth Bartter Japanese Sandman sung by Dorothy Stinchcomb Excerpts from lessons Hostesses Thelma Cartwright Pearl Bauer Mrs H Cousins. The John Longdon home was visited by Mrs Frank Walker and daughter Tone of Canton and Mrs Jennie Cole of Cleveland. they urged trimming proposed United States Housing Authority bond authorization to 600 000 000 or 300 000 000. The House Labor Committee favorably reported a Senate approved bill to exempt small telephone exchanges with under 300 stations from the wage hour law.
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Columbia
Methodist
L. J. Quade
Sandusky
Norwalk
Epworth League
League
Hughes
Quade
Bonnie Park
Methodist Sunday School
Mildred Bartter
Eletha Keyse
Lakeside
Morris Christensen
Granville
Tris Bartter
Paul Dunford
Dolly Christensen
Thelma Cartwright
Landon
Baptist Assembly
Women’s Mission Circle
William Bauer
Iris Bartter
Harry Stinchcomb
Japan
Ruth Bartter
Dorothy Stinchcomb
H Cousins
Pearl Bauer
Frank Walker
Tone
Canton
Jenniie Cole
Cleveland
John Longdon
Social notes from Fields Corners and nearby towns
Residents and visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Craw ford, Mrs. Blanck and daughter, Lewis Black of Cleveland visiting parents, Warren Etranahan of Elyria returning home, and many local calls and gatherings. Sunday School picnic and Epworth League additions are noted. Several trips to Columbus and Cleveland, plus Mecca Home Coming and World's Poultry Congress attendance by local youths.
Faxon Seeks Bids For Umbrella From City Official
Safety Service Director L D Faxon opened bidding for a large umbrella won at Elyria Country Club. Detective Lieutenant Lloyd Sweet offered a humorous bid offering sun shade and wieners in his backyard, while Faxon considers bids. In Ohio, William L Hostetler earns a degree at 33 despite past injuries.
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Safety Service
L D. Faxon
Elyria Country Club
Faxon
Lloyd Sweet
Elyria
Market roundup grain and Livestock prices report
Grain prices show No 2 yellow corn 43.4 at price, No 2 white soybeans 32.5, No 2 red winter 67. Use. Wheat futures mixed with No 2 yellow 45s. Livestock markets in Cleveland steady to unsettled with hogs, cattle, and sheep activity. Cattle receipts 250, steers common to good butcher noted, hogs 2.50 to 2.75 range. Potatoes varied by region with Oregon red and Idaho white prices listed.
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Cleveland
Auality
Uu Uvluul
UUY Sun
Romanuin FL
Oregon
Virginia
California
Lone Whites
Kentucky
Ulinuns
Nebraska
New Jersey
Idaho
Bakers
Sheers Mevator Co
Mountana Milling Colar
Dushel
Cortland
Cederreel Neal
Grain and Produce Prices From Local Market Report
A dense list of assorted farm commodities and prices appears, listing furnisher names such as Sheers Mevator Co and Moun tana Milling Colar. It covers oats, corn, flour, hay and straw, apples, vegetables, and fruits with varied unit prices and descriptors.
Disjointed Market Notation Notes Produce Prices
Fragmented OCR style listing several garden items with quantities and unit prices. Entries mention crates of 24, crate per outdoor produce such as spinach lettuce tomatoes turnips and watercress. Several unclear words and misreadments remain, yet the core items and rough pricing are evident.
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Lettuces Banket
Watleceess
Ridgeville St Peter's Trip St Agnes 4 to 1
Ridgeville St Peter's church team defeated St Agnes 4 to 1 in a CYO League game last night at Ridgeville. Schneider pitched for the winners allowing four hits as Ridgville pitchers controlled the visitors. Team players listed include Hunt Weisheit Sormer Hloktwiek Merhart and St Ammen.
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Ridgeville St. Peter's
St. Agnes
Ridgeville
Schneider
Gothro
Ridgweville AB
ROH. i
Kathe
If Co
Yuu
Uy Hunt
Vremdwell
En Weisheit
Sb Co
Sormer
DO OU Hloktwiek
Pov
Ammen AB
Swhindling
Pela
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Conservatio
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Patou
Scniaparellis
Robert Herrick
Mrs
Esther Wood
N. Professor St
Oberlin High
Green
Vivian Ann
Estide — Adams
L'avalanche Heller
Flicker Hamilton
Kern
Delores Johnson
Hayden
Alice Cobb
Rupert Schuman
Shirley Freeman
Vivian Craggett
Leota Palmer Apple
Tschaikowsky
Schubert
Natalie Henderson
Taylor
Mendelssohn
Madeline Thomas
Brahms
Bobbys Dermitt
Patricia Marshall
Sudro - Curtis
Shreve
G. J. O'Connor
Hereld G. Briggs
Foster - Fitch
Elizabeth Shute
Sheriff's Department
Nelson Lewis
East Seth Street
Eyria
Joe Balogh
Justice C. C. Lord
Balogh
Andy
Rosa Nagy
Irondale Avenue
United States Housing Authority
House Labor Committee
Elmer Carver
Columbus
Texas
Nettle Chimes
Harris Fortune
Nusses
Dorothy
Abce Bartter
Smoky Mountains
Berea
Henderson Settlement
Harold Smith
Walter Wallington
James Sayers
Patty Simms
Wellington
Ashland
Mary Bainbridge
T. Highman
L. A. Bainbridge
T. Higham
O'Lloyd
Miner Eldred
A. J. Hulse
Richard Vessey
Libbie Buswell
Collinwood
Myrtle Ruple
Mecca
Ernest Green
Patsy
Glenn Stranahan
Jack Meyers
Mayme Cornish
Eaton
A. H. Bartter
Robert
Iowa
Virginia Putt
Anne Johnson
Goshen
Indiana
Sitler
Donna Stinchcomb
Nora Ingersoll
Nova
Radcliff
Jack Lyndes
Umbrella
Sweet
Delaware, O
William L. Hostetler
Ohio Wesleyan University
Sibley
Resar
East River
Dellar
Howegrowers
Duchess
Simons
Kay
Flic
Horseradisil
KRALE
Lettuce Basket
Romstari
Leettuck
Ihs
Romain
Atc
Carmen
Dewey
Pan Ueaene Mahin
O' Coto
Banville
Martin
Geihart Line
Oll
Humre
Gulf Oil
ED Marsh
Middle Ave
5Th Street
Gulf Gas
Kellogg's
Reublin Bros
England
Jones Farm
P. V
Hormel Spam
Idaho Bakers
Bailey's
Junedale
LLC
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