Obsolete 1947 Women’s Clothes Protest By Husbands’ League
Othman, president of the Husbands’ Protective League in Washington, argues last year’s women’s fashions are out. He laments shoulder pads, longer skirts, and new hats, claiming designers forced changes that ruin current wardrobes and threaten investments in suits and shoes.
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Othman
Frederick ’. Othman Washington
Husbands' Protective League
Jack Dempsey
Clyde R Hooy
N.C
Ofc
Novel Ear Ring Invented By Mrs Just McCann Of New York
Report states Mrs Just McCann has invented and patented a new ear ring that secures without a lob e clamp by fitting inside the ear. The device relieves pressure on the earlobe and allows decorative pieces such as small statues or plants to be worn. The fashion note hints last year’s car rings are obsolete and jokes about fashion trends.
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Just McCann
New York
Brighton NOLD SILVER TEA BRIGHTON MEETING NOTES
A Brighton silver tea hosted by the W.S.C.S. drew 110 women at the Methodist church with Miss Ruth Hege delivering an inspiring talk and the high school girls ensemble performing. Mrs Mildred Hardwood and Mrs Elouise Buller served refreshments. The Young Married Couples club met at the home of Mr and Mrs John Burge with Ernest Hewes of Wellington as guest speaker, followed by refreshments.
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Brighton
NOLD
Marjorie Tripp
Methodist Church
W.S.C.S
Ruth Hege
Mildred Hardwood
Elouise Buller
Young Married Couples Club
John Burge
Ernest Hewes
Wellington
George Greene, Jr
Norman Everson
Columbus
Fair Managers
Airs
Howard Everson
Barbara
Cleveland
Everson
Michael Fehlan
A. Nietzel
Grafton
Dean McClellan
Alberta
Frank McClellan
Albert Carpenter
Clarksfield
McClellan
Robert Ashwell
Galion
John Ewell
Floyd Burras
Olena
Stanton Sprinkle
Rochester
William McKenzie
Ben Fenner
Rowland Fenner
E. E. Edwards
Effa Rice
Toledo
Jennie Cote
Amherst
A. K. Baird
Anna Kocher
St. Vincent’s Charity Hospital
Paul Rhodes
Charles Wilkes
Huron
Capone Died Penniless Says Attending Physician
Miami Beach reports claim Al Capone left no money after a life of crime. Dr Kenneth Phillips said the family planned a private funeral, no spectacular gangster rites, with limited intimates. Capone's estate was mortgaged and attorney Abraham Teitelbaum insisted he died penniless after years in prison.
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Miami Beach
Scarface al Capone
Kenneth Philips
Capone
Phillips
Tor Pho
Philips
Abraham Teitelbaum
Los Angeles
Tealelbauny
Rean Borg Golle g Oes Jo UstverStey Los Angeles Campus
The Los Angeles campus of the University of California receives a musical collection donated by the composer Seronie Revi ca’s widow. The items include famous tunes such as Show Boat standards and other selections. The chest contains pieces like Cold Man River and You Eyes, reflecting a posthumous honor to the artist.
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United Cleaners
DIAL
Cash and Carry Stations
Wasserman's Men's Shop
Broad Street
Elyria Shoe Service
West Avenue
Luppine Shoe Repair
Lodi Street
Hazel Lees
West Broad Street
Florence Ct
Furnace St
Middle Avenue
Mex
Oscar
Cambodge
Frank Chadwick
Giles Anderson
Fay Robinson
Hodi
Sullivan
Chesslan Church
Sullivan Belets
Kenneth
J. S. Shaver
A. M. Low
London
Wembly Stadium
Alex Jackson
Baker's Typewriter
Elyria, Ohio
Cleveland von
Druggiet
Standard & Fh
Alcatra
Atlanta
Miami
Rean Borg Golleg
OES JO
Ustverstey
Cleveland Street
Ohio Public Service Company
Fedde
Unie
Pearse
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