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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1954

Page

11

Gracefully Slim Lines and Sheer Fabrics Dominate Fashion

New York fashion coverage highlights the Montmartre silhouette with short curved jackets and loose overblouses by designer Karen Stark, plus Chanel-inspired ease in two piece tweed dresses. Sheer wool and silk fabrics broaden Sunday dress options, while sportwear tilts to slim jackets and tailored skirts.

New York Karen Stark Montmartre Paris Jook Carolyn Schnarer Brigance

Close To Home Wife Clears Drain With Plaster and Pride

A humorous domestic tale recounts a husband's failed plumbing attempts stretched over four hours. Mrs. F guides the scene with sharp wit as they battle a clogged wash bowl trap. A powder solution finally clears the drain, leaving the water to run freely.

Historical Group Visits Vermilion Museum Exhibits

The Lorain County Historical Society plans a Sunday visit to Vermilion's Wakefield Museum of the Great Lakes Historical Society. Curator Clarence S. Metcalf says the museum will be open 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. with visitors free to stop in during hours. Five of twelve rooms display lakes relics, including Perry’s flagship wood rib from Niagara, the flag from the steamer Put-in-Bay, and a 1895 Paris lantern from the Chicago lighthouse.

Wakefield Museum Perry Niagara Put-aun-Bay Paris Chicago Great Lakes

Indian dress and life noted by visiting missionary couple

Mrs. Arthur H. Anderson of Chennai describes Indian women clinging to the sari amid changes over 25 years. She notes rich wives favor ornate garments, villages use simple homes cooled by cement floors, and cinema and radio reach rural areas. The Andersons, missionaries since 1932, plan to move near Cherial after returning aboard the Queen Elizabeth with two children, while two sons remain in the United States.

India Arthur H. Anderson Cherial Elyria First Baptist Church J. Irving Reese Anderson Victor Anderson Reese Eunice David Anderson Kenneth Anderson Chennai Hyderabad New York Andersons Mrs. Anderson Cheniai Mohammed Indian Pakistan Women’s Missionary Society Baptist Assembly Elvira First Baptist Church America Orient Kenneth Victor David United States Providence-Barrington Bible College Providence

Dunmow Flitch Ceremony Trials For Happiest Couple

Four married couples faced trial at the Dunmow Flitch ceremony in England to determine the happiest pair during the 950-year-old tradition. The event tests marital happiness with a ceremonial judge and historic rituals.

Dunmow England

Mystery Watches Spark Swiss Basle Fair Styles

Basle watch fair showcased mystery watches with hidden faces and visible works, featuring black enamel centers and transparent rims. Designers offered a range from romantic jewel watches with pearls and diamonds to pendant and mink-tail bracelets, plus suede bands and pastel colors to complement gold, silver, or platinum movements. A rummage sale is noted for Saturday and Monday at 613 Eastern Heights Blvd extension.

Basle Switzerland Ins Paris Heights Blvd

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