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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1936
Page
4
A fragmented fashion essay celebrates a dressy combo jacket and frock as the season’s standout look. It notes bold sleeves, chic tailoring, and the trend’s appeal for stylish women seeking bold yet wearable outfits.
A stylistic discourse explores coordinating prints with jackets and fur scarves, advising on jacket lengths, proportions, and the bold appeal of tuxedo revers. It mentions Paris pleated shirt trends, blue wool jackets with red accents, and a Dallas Texas Centennial exhibit featuring Cynthia Ann Parker's 1830 captivity tale.
Chehalis Ore John Kehoe a 9 year old woodsman and Robert Mee, a neighbor, competed in two wood cutting contests. Kehoe used a drag as to cut the wood and an axle to split it while the veteran used an axe. The veteran lost the first contest by a close liaison but the second contest was devised to be more fair.
Statton Mr and Mrs Lee Khineri are ill with influenza. Their eldest son Melvin shows improvement after illness and is expected home soon. Mrs Estella Aldrich, Mrs Crair, and son Jark visited the Aldrich home in Ely. Mr and Mrs Clifford Schultz attended dinner with Mr and Mrs Jasper Farr in Torrin. They also visited Mr and Mrs Harves Northam in Elsha. Mr and Mrs Howard Klinect and family of Carlisle spent Sunday evening visiting the Durree family.
Mrs T. A Falconer and daughter visited in the Arleigh Broaend home in Penfield from Thursday night to Saturday. H BR Bradley of Grafton came for an indefinite visit with his son. Mrs Tohn Radie will entertain the Unique club Monday night. The Garden Club will meet at the home of Mrs Abbie Flanery. George Everiss is convalescing in hospital but will not be able to come home for about two weeks.
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