Miss Mildred Corfman Weds Marion Crowder in Oberlin
Miss Mildred Corfman daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Corfman of 412 Park avenue married Marion H. Crowder son of H. C. Crowder of Lexington Kentucky at four o'clock this afternoon at the bride’s parents home. The service was read by Dr. Corfman with assistance from Dr. Reeder and Dr. Piper. The altar featured ferns palms and gladioluses. The bride wore ivory satin and lace and carried a Colonial bouquet. Attendant Miss Helen Lehmann of Oberlin wore pink chiffon with Talisman roses and Forget-Me-Nots. Best man was S. A. Corfman of Oak Park Illinois. A violin solo preceded the ceremony and a dinner followed for forty guests. The newlyweds will reside at 669 South Twenty-fourth street Cuyahoga Falls after a Finger Lake wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Corfman
A. C. Corfman
Park Avenue
Marion H. Crowder
H. C. Crowder
Lexington
Kentucky
Corfman
G. A. Reeder
A. E. Piper
Helen Lehmann
Oberlin
S. A. Corfman
Oak Park
Illinois
Berniece Jackson
Massenet
Harold Schwind
Miss Jackson
Drolla
Sam Saens
Elyria Society
Oberlin College
Oberlin Business College
Avon Lake High Schoo
Crowder
University of Kentucky
Delta Tau Delta
Phi Beta Kappa
Omicron Delta Kappa
Alpha Chi Sigma
Finger Lake District
New York
Frank Bursley
New London
F. Lehmann
Robert Fisher
Painesville
Karl Prindle
Cleveland
Wirtz
Westerville
Ohio
Stark Couple Mark Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs George Stark of 353 Twelfth Street celebrate their twenty fifth anniversary on Sunday June twenty second Reverend Miller of St Johns Lutheran united them twenty five years ago Their three children Maurice Leonard and Marian will host a dinner at Resnanatz Cleveland and friends will visit at their home in the evening Mr Stark a foreman at the Steel and Tubes Company has served as city councilman for ten years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stark
Twelfth Street
Stark
Anna Prundt
Rudolph Prundt
Reverend Miller
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Mrs. Stark
Maurice
Leonard
Marian
Resnatz
Cleveland
Mr. Stark
The
Steel and Tubes Company
Local Fraternal Meetings Listed For Monday
Lat A Lot Club hosts Elva Guthman on Lake Avenue. Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias meets. Knights of Columbus hold a gathering. Brotherhood of American Yeomen meet. King Solomon's Lodge No. 56 F and A M meets. H P Chapman Camp No. 6 Sons of Union Veterans convenes in the G A R hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lat-A-Lot Club
Elva Guthman
Lake Avenue
Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Knights of Columbus
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
King Solomon's Lodge
A. M
H. P. Chapman
Sons of Union Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Grace Lutheran Youth Delegates Named for Walther League
The Young People's Society of Grace Lutheran church elected Leo nard Krugman and William Castle as delegates to the Walther League convention in Cleveland on July 15 to 18. Officers include William Cautley president, Mrs. Viola Krugman vice president, Florence Stesman recording secretary, Mary Muhly treasurer, Dorothy Hoton corresponding secretary. Dr Muhly gave an engaging lecture after the meeting. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Woodine, Victoria Albrecht, and Marian West who served refreshments during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society of Grace Lutheran Church
Leonard Krugman
William Castle
Cleveland
William Cautle
Viola Krugman
Florence Stesman
Mary Muhly
Dorothy Hoton
Muhly
Carl Woodine
Victoria Albrecht
Marian West
Mrs Paul E Reynolds Hosts M T C Club Evening
Mrs Paul E Reynolds of Eighth Street hosted the M T C club gathering with two guests Mrs D Hitsman and Mrs I Wolf. The evening featured a 500 game with prizes won by Mrs C Hornung Miss Anne Stolzenbuts and Mrs M Odell. Sweet peas styled the refreshment table. Esther Clawson will entertain July 18. Mrs A E Virant of Denison Avenue entertained guests for her husband’s June 20 birthday. Twenty visitors came from Amherst Lorain Cleveland and Elyria. The cake and pink white refreshments complemented the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Reynolds
Eighth Street
M. T. C. Club
D. Hitsman
I. Wolf
C. Hornung
Anne Stolzenbuts
M. Odell
Esther Clawson
A. KE. Virant
Denison Avenue
Amherst
Lorain
Cleveland
Elyria
Elyria ladies lead in Sandusky meet results
Twenty Elyria Country Club ladies joined sixty five participants at Sandusky yesterday. Low gross honors went to Mrs. Leonard Tufford for Elyria and Lorain, while Miss Anne Wheatley of Loraln achieved low net with seventy six. Spring Valley beat Plum Brook with Mrs. Gummoe posting low gross nine, and Mrs. Sherman taking low net eighty five. In the first flight, Mrs. J. B. Johnson posted low gross one hundred two. Mrs. C. J. Krantz and Mrs. G. FE. Gould tied for low net at eighty two, while Mrs. Martin of Sandusky claimed field low gross and Mrs. Dudley captured low net.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Sandusky
Leonard Tufford
Lorain
Anne Wheatley
Gummoe
Spring Valley
Plum Brook
Sherman
J. B. Johnson
C. J. Krantz
G. FE. Gould
Martin
Dudley
Birthday Lawn Party for Mrs Cromling at Nichols Home
The East avenue home of Mr and Mrs Sam Nichols hosted a pretty party last evening in honor of Mrs Dell Cromling s birthday. Mrs Harry Van Valkenburg assisted as hostess with a large yellow and white table centerpiece birthday cake. Guests included Mr and Mrs Dell Cromling their children Bobby Barbara and Budd Doris Betsy Mr and Mrs Stub Nichols and Harris Marcia and the Van Valkenburgs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Nichols
East Avenue
Harry van Valkenburg
Dell Cromling
Dell Cramling
Bobby
Barbara
Stub Nichols
Marcia
Harris
Budd
Doris
Betsy
Veterans of Foreign Wars elect Lorain delegates
Otto K Mischka Louis Young James Powell and Commander J M Marquis elected as delegates for the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention to be held in Lorain on June 26 27 and 28 Alternates chosen were Walter H Watts J P Mulvey and Thomas Mebalis About sixty Elyrians will participate in the parade on Saturday Circle Number Eight Methodist Church members held a Pow wow in Cascade Park Feeding officers for the ensuing year were elected Bell president Mrs vice president BB meet secretary Mrs susie treasurer Mrs pumehine treasurer End of text
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto K. Mischka
Louis Young
James Powell
J. M. Marquis
Lorain
Walter H. Watts
J. P. Mulvey
Thomas Mebalis
Circle Number Eight
Methodist Church
Pweredey
Cascade Park
Bell
Precene BB
Susie Tn Treesnrer
Pumehine
Recital at Mrs Rice's Home Showcases Students
Mrs. Gerald Rice hosted a recital at 200 Prince ton avenue featuring students Alice Nichols Dorothy Altfeld Wilda Foreman Anna Margaret Broderik. Jane Henry spoke on Why We Study Expression of the Spoken Word. Altfeld tapped and played piano. Foreman sang a character song. Nichols performed a pantomime from a shoe store. Light refreshments and a rose centerpiece marked the afternoon with guests Lucile Rice Winkler and Jane Herrig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Rice
Princeton Avenue
Alice Nichols
Dorothy Altfeld
Wilda Foreman
Anna Margaret Broderik
Jane Henry
Lucile Rice Winkler
Misa Jane Herrig
Royal Neighbors meeting postponed to July eighth
The Royal Neighbors of America met last evening at Modern Woodman hall with fair attendance. A short business session decided that the next meeting scheduled for the Fourth of July would be postponed to July eighth and held again in the club rooms. Refreshments were provided by the Tyne birthday committee. Mrs. Catherine McGuire of Lorain attended as a visitor. A social hour ended the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Woodman Hall
Tyne
Catherine McGuire
Lorain
Mina Lockard Leaves Cleveland for Delta Gamma Convention
Mina Josephine Lockard of Harvard Avenue departs Cleveland for Asheville North Carolina to attend the Delta Gamma Sorority convention. Mina Lorekard is off the program at the convent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Josephine Lockard
Harvard Avene
Cleveland
Ashville
Caroline
Delta Gamma Sorority
Mina Lorekard
Walter Hinkle Junior Recital At First Congregational Church
Walter Hinkle presents a piano recital by junior students open to the public at the First Congregational church on Monday June 23 at eight o'clock. The program lists works by Brahms MacDowell Heyer Bohm Von Blon Chopin Wads and others featuring performers including Laura Young Ruth Pickett Maybelle Manning Elaine Cole Nancy Mac Caffery Virginia Showalter and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hinkle
First Congregational Church
Brahms
Toa Water- Lily
MacDowell
Laura Young
Heyer
Frederic Pahl
Herzog
Don Amore
Beaumont
Ruth Pickett
Bohm
David Wainwright
Sibelius
Barcarolie
von Blow
Maybelle Manning
Peabody
Liebling
Maurice Weisbrod
Wads
Elaine Cole
Chopin
Nancy MacCaffery
Romance
Zitterbart
Civic and Political Science Dept Picnic at Portman Home
The Woman's Club Civic and Political Science Department held a picnic at Mrs. H. G. Portman’s home near Birmingham. Eighteen members and two guests enjoyed a sumptuous dinner under the trees. A short business session followed and the present officers were reappointed for the ensuing year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
H. G. Portman
Birmingham
Portman
Mrs Fargo hosts Primrose Club luncheon in midtown
Mrs Ruby Fargo of Middle Avenue entertained at her home Thursday with a one o'clock luncheon for ten Primrose Club members. Bridge was played and prizes went to Gertrude Boylan first, F P Vincent second, and Thomas Potter third. Mrs Potter of Wurst Court will host a similar luncheon on July third at one o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Fargo
Middle Avenue
Primrose Club
Bridge
Gertrude Boylan
F. P. Vincent
Thomas Potter
Wurstcourt
Good Will Bible Class Plans July Picnic At Cascade Park
Twenty eight members and guests met at Mrs. Lucy Houserman's home on June 20 for a monthly social and business meeting. After devotional exercises and business, plans for a class picnic were discussed. Refreshments were served and attendees adjourned to Cascade Park on July 16 for the annual picnic with Mrs. Housermin assisted by Mrs. R Stearns and J B Rust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Bible
Lucy Houserman
Charles Court
Cascade Park
Housermin
R . Stearns
J. B. Rust
Weiner roast for M E K. S. S. Bible class hosts
The Men s Bible class taught by C W Koppes met at Mr and Mrs George Decker s West Ridge home last evening with about eighty attendees. Men pitched horseshoes and shared coffee served by Mr Mack. Committee members were Whitmore Underhill Keeler Beazell and Blaine. Mr Decker, out for months with a lame limb, proved himself a royal host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mek. S. S
C. W Koppes
George Decker
West Ridge
Mr. Mack
Messrs
Whitmore
Underhill
Keeler
Beazell
Blaine
Decker
Careflo Club Hosts Nichols Block Gathering
Mrs Emma Dill of Number Five Nichols Block hosted the Careflo Club gathering. Fifteen guests attended an evening of dance with prizes won by Charles Straka and Lou Carek. Guessing contests were won by Mrs Josh Hahn and Mrs Emma Dill. Plans were made for a Beaver Park picnic on the Fourth of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Dill
Nichols Block
Careflo Club
Charles Straka
Lou Carek
Josh Hahn
Beaver Park
Sleepy Valley Club Hosts Roasting Event in Lorain
The Sleepy Valley Club gathered at Marjorie Gall’s Lorain home for dinner and a lively evening. Members planned a beaver park roast for June 75 and enjoyed music and a luncheon before dancing. Guests later planned to meet at Miss Julia Nagy’s Elyria home on July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleepy Valley Club
Marjorie Gall
Lorain
Beaver Park
Rusic
Julia Nagy
Elyria
New Community Formed at Pentecost Sermon Notes
The pastor delivers the sermon at 10 45 tomorrow morning. Bible school convenes at 9 30 a.m. The young people's societies, senior and intermediate, hold devotional services at 6 30 p.m. Wednesday evening prayer meeting at 7 30 focuses on How to Deal with the Deluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
All-Lorain Methodist excursion picnic to Lakeside
Ely residents expected to attend the All Lorain Methodist excursion picnic to Lakeside on June 26. The boat will depart B and O docks at nine in the morning and return from Lakeside at five thirty. Wilbur Bauer of 152 Spruce street attends Citizens Training Camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside
B. and O
Wilbur Bauer
Spruce Street
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indiananolia
Shower honors Miss Margaret Bartholomew before June wedding
Mrs Ed Peters and Mrs Ricka Block hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Margaret Bartholomew of Leavittsburg Ohio, bride elect to Kenneth Peters of 343 Eleventh Street. Five card tables, pink and green decor, Little Miss Marjorie Block drew a wedding bells cart with gifts, high score prize to Mrs Arthur Hiscox, guests included Mrs Albert Bartholomew and many local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Peters
Ricka Block
Eleventh Street
Margaret Bartholomew
Leaveldtsburs
Ohio
Kenneth Peters
Arthur Hiscox
Joe Rogers
John Schaefer
Marjorie Block
Albert Bartholomew
Leavittsburg
William Block
Ewart Peters
Charles Koepp
Dorothy L. Peters
Clara Willard
Aul Renner
Herman Burr
William Struck
Ricka Krugman
Arthur Oehlke
Margaret Krugman
Stella Eskins
Masonic Church Event and Evening Service at Local Church
The Church of Christ at Second and Chapel hosts Masonic bodies for a morning service at 10:80. Sermon by Mr. Fowler, title Progress By Going Back. Music by Walter O. Smith and Dudley Buck works. Evening program at 7:30 features quartets, congregational hymns, solos, and a benediction. Bible school at 9:50, Junior church at 10:30, Christian Endeavor at six thirty, Mid-week Hour of Prayer on Wednesday. Charles H. Landon and H. C. Eckenroad lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Second
Chapel Streets
Fowler
Walter O. Smith
Dudley Buck
Jesus
King David
Bible School
Christian Endeavor Society
David
Israel
Charles H. Landon
Elyria WCTU to Meet June 27 at Adams Home
The Elyria Woman's Christian Temperance Union will hold a meeting Tuesday evening June 27 at 7:30 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Adams at the corner of Third Street and Middle Avenue. Members and friends are invited and a new member welcome is planned. A fine program is arranged with formal addresses on timely topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria W.C. T. U
Clarence Adams
Third Street
Middle Avenue
Barnes Family Shower Honors Rose Barnes Before June Wedding
Mrs J F Barnes and daughter with Mrs W A Bruck and Miss Mary Barnes hosted a social shower for Rose Barnes whose marriage to Ellsworth Moore is planned for June twenty fourth. Bunce provided entertainment and prizes went to Miss Winnifred Darcey Mrs Schmitz and Florence Barnes. Roses adorned the refreshments as twenty five guests attended and presented gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Barnes
W. A. Bruck
Mary Barnes
Rose Barnes
Ellsworth Moore
Bunce
Winnifred Darcey
Schmitz
Aliss Florence Barnes
Miss Barnes
Methodist Church Notes for Sunday
At the First Methodist church tomorrow Dr. Piper the pastor will preach at both services. Morning theme is In His Beauty and evening theme Starlight Only. The S. S. will meet at 9 30 and Epworth League led by Leona Mowry will discuss How to Read at 6 30. A reception of members at the morning service. Pollyanna Club to have picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piper
S. S
Epworth League
Leona Mowry
Religious Service Schedule at First Baptist Church
The usual services will be held at First Baptist tomorrow starting with Sunday school at 8 45. At 10 45 the morning worship opens with an organ prelude Adagio from Suite Latine and the pastor Rev R T Ketcham will preach The Hallelujah Chorus with choir offerings Hallelujah for the Cross Thy God Reigneth and Second Toccata will close the organ program The young people meet at 6 30 for the first meeting of the new senior organization The 7 30 recital features Professor Holden with Meditation and the hymns include The Radiant Morn Hath Passed Away Song Without Words and a benediction ends with Puritan Profession The sermon title Sinning Saints and the offertory and postlude complete the day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
R. T. Ketcham
McGranahan
Rogers
Holden
Rossetter Cole
Pike
Candlyon
Bingham
Elyria Men’s Bible Class Seeks Record Attendance
The Elyria Men’s Bible Class, meeting in the Rivoli theater, aims for a large turnout tomorrow after last Sunday's heat reduced attendance to 166. Fox Furnace sent 35 men, National Tube Company 23, with James A Hsewitt presiding at 9 50. Ralph Standen leads singing with Clare Short at the piano as the Bible lesson covers Acts 24. Captains for Fox Furnace are Richard Thayer, Win McConnell, and R Tommer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Rivoli Theater
Fox Furnace
National Tube Company
James A Hsewitt
Ralph Standen
Clare Short
Bible Jesson
Richard Thayer
Win McConnell
R. Tommer
Fox Furnace Group
United Presbyterian Young People Hold Business Meeting
The United Presbyterian church group met for their business session with a small attendance. Routine matters were discussed and a social time followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Young People’s Society of the
United Presbyterian Church
Dancing Classes Now Starting
Dancing classes begin with limbering and stretching sessions. For enrollment or inquiries call 42592.
Tigredia Social Club Hosts Luncheon and Cards
The Tigredia Social Club met at Mrs. Carrie Faulhaber’s Princeton avenue home. A luncheon was served to twenty members and two guest hostesses. Prizes in hearts went to Mrs. Ella Miller, Mrs. Lillian Boddy, and Miss Minnie Gard. Plans were set for a Cascade Park picnic on July eighteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigredia Social Club
Carrie Faulhaber
Princeton Avenue
Cristy
DeVinney
Minnie Gard
Ella Miller
Lillian Boddy
Cascade Park
Eastern Stars Close Year with 200 Attendance and Initiation
The Eastern Stars held their final meeting of the year last evening with about two hundred members present. Four candidates were initiated and a duet was sung by Mrs. Robert Hand and Mrs. O. E. Brodbeck. Several visitors from out of town attended. Hostesses included Mrs. Mabel Garford Mrs. Mary Dramm Mrs. Pearl Reynolds Mrs. Florence Balls Miss Mabel Dean Mrs Dean Miss Frances Sherrill and Mrs. Florence Stegman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Stars
Robert Hand
O. E. Brodbeck
Mabel Garford
Mary Dramm
Pearl Reynolds
Florence Balls
Mabel Dean
Dean
Frances Sherrill
Florence Stegman
Local residents named in partial listing of individuals
A fragmentary OCR record lists Lynn Fitzpatrick a 30 year old welder of Elyria with Zelma Dietrich Rev Geesey Glynn B Turner 21 truck driver of Oberlin and Maxine S Walker 18 Lorain Rev Williams Marion H Crowder 27 sales correspondent Akron Mildred M Corfman 28 Elyria Rev A C Corfman Don Rumsey 23 millwright Lorain and Elma Nichels 24 South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Fitzpatrick
Welder
Elyria
Zelma Dietrich
Lorain
Geesey
Glynn B. Turner
Oberlin
Maxine S. Walker
Rev
Williams
Marion H. Crowder
Akron
Mildred M. Corfman
A. C. Corfman
Don Rumsey
Millwright
Elma Nichels
Amherst Rev Schmidt Clark Diggins and Murray Records
A Justice of Peace reports on names and ages: Clark P Diggins 25 office manager Indianapolis Indiana and Alice Josephine Murray 24 Rochester Ohio. Clarence Flanders 22 repair man Lorain and Susie Holliman 20 Lorain Nevada. DeVere Rhodehamer 23 truck driver Elyria and Viola Lowhman 17 Elyria township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Schmidt
Clark P. Diggins
Indianapolis
Ind
Alice Josephine Murray
Rochester
Clarence Flanders
Lorain
Susie Holliman
Nev
Gray
DeVere Rhodehamer
Elyria
Viola Lowhman
Elyria Township
Local Personal Notes From Elyria and Nearby
Mrs W H Wright and grandchildren and Mrs A B Mohn of Harrisburg PA are weekend guests of Mr and Mrs George Bradley of 101 Harvard. Mrs J Wilhelmy of 222 Erie street has returned home from the Elyria Clinic. Mrs Williams and daughter June of 39 West Broad street with relatives Ross Hoeffel and Mrs J R Cookston plan a two week auto trip through southern Ohio Tennessee and Kentucky. Rosemary Williams of Park avenue and Geraldine Halpin of Glendale court attended a St Marys college club dinner in Cleveland as students there. William C Smith and family moved to Vermilion where he purchased a boat business on the Vermilion River. Miss Bessie L Hyde of 521 East Avenue Elyria is registered in Nature Guide School at Western Reserve University being held at Hudson Ohio from June 23 to August 1. Mrs Lucie Rice Winkler of Glendale California is visiting with Mr and Mrs Gerald Rice of Princeton Avenue. Mrs J J Bullock and daughter Adelea Bullock of Ohio Street have returned from Detroit Michigan after visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wright
A. B. Mohn
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
George Bradley
Harvard Avenue
J. Wilhelmy
Erie Street
Elyria Clinic
Williams
June
West Broad Street
Ross Hoeffel
Water Street
J. R. Cookston
Lake Avenue
Ohio
Tennessee
Kentucky
Rosemary Williams
Park Avenue
Geraldine Halpin
Glendale Court
Cleveland
St.Mary's College Club
William C. Smith
George Street
Vermilion
Smith
Vermilion River
Bessie L. Hyde
East Avenue
Elyria
Nature Guide School
Western Reserve University
Hudson
Lucie, Rice Winkler
Glendale
California
Gerald Rice
Princeton Avenue
J. J. Bullock
Adelea Bullock
Ohio Street
Detroit
Michigan
Miss Moise to Open Summer Art School
Miss Elizabeth Moise plans a summer art school in her studio at 119 Columbus Street for children and adults. She studied at the Art Students League in New York City the Boston School of Fine Arts and Suell a Art Class Bruges Belgium and attended Connecticut College New London. Adults will study portrait sketching oil painting and a lecture course on Old Masters illustrated with prints collected in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Moise
Columbus Street
Moise
T. L. Moise
Art Students League
New York City
Boston School of Fine Arts
Suell
Bruges
Belgium
Miss Moise
Europe
Connecticut College
New London
Connecticut
Art Students League of New York
Snell
Fashions By Frances Paget in Woolens and Worsteds
New York June 21 style notes say men's wear weaves shape restrained woolens and worsteds for spring designs. Stylists call the move logical as worsteds regain favor and jacquard variety returns with a fresh, mannish appeal in woolens and wool blends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Paget
New York
Ita
Sharkskin influence inspires two men’s wear weave families
An importer lays out two men’s wear themes heavy with spring fabrics. Groups of worsteds in frock and suit weights echo sharkskin, some woven with sharkskin-like patterns. Most are white-on-dark designs with navy and black tones, though a striking exception features solid colors with shadow checks and satin motifs.
Picnic by Polish Army Veterans at Lincoln Park
Sunday event hosted by the Polish Army Veterans at Lincoln Park features a Stopie Orchestra and Leo Dorsch. Everyone is welcome to attend this community gathering with music and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Park
Stopie Orchestra
Leo Dorsch
Cravat Patterns Highlight Worsted Fabrics and Crepe Grounds
The article notes cravat patterns mainly appear in worsted dress fabrics with some use in tweed coat-and-frock cloths. Discharge-processed grounds show tiny white cravat designs in black or navy blue opaque crepe. The palette ranges from black-and-white and brown-and-white to striking dark greens and antique reds.
Home alteration costs half of what they did seven years ago
Prices for home renovations have fallen, with current costs about 50 percent lower than seven years earlier. Builders note sustained demand and accessibility are improving as materials and labor rates stabilize.
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Grace Young People
Mrs. Virant
MR. Virant
Mrs. D. Cromling
Vv. F. W
Gircle Eight
JUY
Woman's Cltb Department
Mrs. Fargo
Mrs. Emma Dill
Methodist Church Notes
George Shafer
Oxford Street
Fred Pahl
Pierre Peterman
W. C. Fowler
Agnes Kalter
Betty Nilsen
Warrier King
William Robertson
Eva
Louise Smith
Hallworthy
Tigredia Club
Cook’s Millinery
Igh School
Ance
White Cross Beauty Shop
Second St
Elks Club
Peerless
Second Street
Columbus
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