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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1932
Page
8
A vintage gift guide suggests haberdashery as a smart Christmas list item with options from linen pocket handkerchiefs to riding attire. It praises neckwear, shirts, socks, and underwear for quality and fit, notes trends toward subdued patterns, and highlights belts, braces, gloves, and materials from cowhide to ostrich for lasting, affordable gifts.
By Crawford Young the piece notes raincoats and waterproof garments in varied colors and transparencies. It highlights sweaters suede jackets gloves and sportswear as ideal gifts for men of all ages with emphasis on fit and durable materials. It also mentions accessories like mufflers silk scarves and cuff links and ends with local social notes and a basketball game result.
Miss Elia Yost spent Saturday in Cleveland shopping. Mr and Mrs John Sailer Jr of Medina visited at the home of Mr and Mrs J A Sailer Sunday. Mr and Mrs Howard Frank were Saturday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Dorn of Lakewood. Miss Marty Schaeffer and Mr Tommy Cannon were Sunday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Earl B Arick, Mr and Mrs Orlin Wolfe of Medina were Sunday guests at
A survey highlights popular china gifts and new patterns from simple pure whites to ivory tones with gold or silver trim. Wedgewood Sevres Dresden styles return, with modern settings admired, plus complete dinner services and coffee or tea sets. Also notes local church events and community visits.
Father at his home in Vinita Oklahoma attended the chicken supper Eid at the Methodist church in Brunswick on Saturday evening. Mrs Hulda Bauer attended stunt night on Friday events at E W College Berea as the guest of her niece. Miss Wilma Sterk Mrs William Steck and daughters Wilma and Thelma and Mrs Hildah Barer were Cleveland hopers Saturday.
The Ep worth League announces a Christmas pageant to be held Sunday evening December 18 at seven o'clock in Fields Church. Rev Koontz will preach next Sunday morning on The Star in the East. Edward Rusnak played Stolin solo, and a Beethoven minuet was a notable morning feature.
Mr and Mrs NS Webber and family visited the letter's sister Mrs Henry Mackett of Town Line and others as listed. The death of Mrs Peter Bush of Sturgis Michigan was reported to Mrs F J Schmitz. Various neighbors and relatives from Elyria and nearby towns were noted in calls visits and entertainments.
Mrs Pick of Elyria and Mr and Mrs N Webber with children Donald and Loretta join neighbors for visits. Florence Schuster and the Brackleys shared evenings in Oberlin and at the Webber home. Sleigh rides enliven the season as Sacred Heart church plans a December 18 children and parents Christmas party at 3 30 p.m. Dion siblings return from Toledo for supper with N Webber.
Acme Grange plans a Christmas party for December 20 with committees led by George Haag J H Akins Miss Gertrude Akin Miss Wilda Theimeman and Mrs Donna Cletzer. A clothing remodeling event shifts to December 16 inviting dress donations. Local updates mention Boy Scouts seeking charter, Baptist Mission Circle meeting, and residents visiting Cleveland Marine Hospital for care.
Relatives and friends joined Mrs. Bartter and Mr. Bartter on Tuesday evening to celebrate her seventieth birthday. Wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bartter at Lakewood noted last Thursday. Teachers and staff attended meetings at Let Grange and a Baldwin Wallace College delegate attended an educational conference in Columbus this week. PTA met Tuesday evening. A note warns that disruptive scientific research can be dangerous but serves as a warning to save lives.
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