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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1936
Page
6
The piece highlights new handbag and glove trends with top handles back in style, bold patent leathers, and bright color palettes. It notes watch-cut corners bags, pagoda shapes, and durable leathers, plus mannish gloves, dainty crocheted options, and fabric gloves in wide color ranges, with scarves returning as key accents.
Fashion notes urge casual outerwear with luxurious furs for spring. Emphasizing sable mink and other small skins, the piece advises versatile scarfs and capes, including silver fox, to create a chic, confident look. It highlights the opposing vibe of menswear inspired cuts with high end fur embellishments and the glamour of bold wraps.
A vintage advert claims Resinol Ointment and Soap relieve stubborn eczema quickly. It advises bathing the surface with hot water and Resinol Soap, patting dry, then applying Resinol Ointment generously. Free samples available by writing Resinol Dept 61 Baltimore Md.
Clarksfield March 25 Mr and Mrs Dei Crandell entertained over one hundred guests at a miscellaneous shower honoring their children Mr and Mrs Howard Crandell. Mrs Crandell formerly Miss Frances Day of Fitchville. The evening featured card games and refreshments served by the hostess.
The piece notes a trend toward tailored mannish styles in women’s fashion, highlighting padded shoulders, snug buttons, and strong lines. It praises suits and hats styled after men, urging custom tailoring if possible and claiming many outfits are crafted by former men’s tailors. It also lists a string of local residents.
The item lists numerous Sunday visits and gatherings. It mentions a funeral for Ris ley in New London, multiple visits among families including the Livermore, Day, Harwood, Martin, Merrill, Post, and Burrows households, and various road club and society events. A US student vacation with parents is noted alongside moves and home-making by Ida Brickler of Colorado and others.
Fashion column notes authentic styles evolve from reading sets in London and resort areas. It highlights sports suits with simpler backs like the Guser Sleeve, bold colorful fabrics such as Glen Urquhart bronze, and polychromatic stripes from London.
Federal study notes mushrooms can damage wooden structures as spores spread through air. Researchers report spores invade Sunda and other areas, absorbing moisture to accelerate decay, signaling risks to San Francisco buildings.
A renowned illusionist once with Houdini will perform in Elyria on Thursday and Friday. He will appear first at the Kiwanis Club luncheon at Hotel Newell, then at Etoria High School assemblies, and conclude with a public show Friday night at the high school auditorium.
Roas C Pard y of Columbus named honorary member of the Czechoslovakian Ceramic Society as East Liverpool ceramists are informed. Purdy received a friendship piece of pottery from the Modra ceramic school in Slovakia.
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