Anything goes fall fashion revival described in detail
New York fashion piece outlines fall styles from hats and fur boas to maxi coats and wide brim hats. It notes revival of 1920s 1930s headwear, fur trimmed shoes, platform wedges, and bold evening looks with pearls and skin exposure. Prices for dresses and costumes rise with higher labor costs and affluence.
Avon Woman Wins Ohio State Women's Handicap Championship in Trapshooting
Norma Forthofer of Avon wins the Ohio State Women's Handicap Championship in trapshooting at Vandalia by breaking 93 of 100. She also places runnerup in the women's singles and wins the Friday handicap, while her husband Foot reloads shells for her. Forthofer manages a family hardware business and supports 2,000 to 2,500 registered shots yearly plus practice rounds.
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Hats in 1930s revival shine with small caps and wide furs
New fall hats show contrasts from snug small head huggers to large felt and fur brims. Styles include pillbox caps, cog and ostrich clusters, wide fur hats, matching fur scarves six to eight feet long, and luxe wraps. Amrose of New York offers lynx hood and scarf combo while mink brimmed hats dazzle.
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