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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1942
Page
2
Fashion experts say cotton fabrics will dominate spring styling with wear and wash credibility. Designers craft garments from functional war work to glamorous resort wear featuring exotic Javanese prints produced on American rollers. Colorful prints including lettuce motif, mushrooms, carrots, bright red cherries reflect fresh, practical cotton fashion for the season.
California markets inspire new beachwear with pique, muslin, and seersucker fabrics. Styles feature long shorts, peplums, rompers, and glazed textiles, with wartime practicality shaping tailored suits, sunback piques with boleros, and ballroom lace gowns.
Clevee land resident David Bayne Erhart was a Wednesday cren ister in his sister’s home. Elyria visitors included Mrs Jimmy April and daughter Mrs Eddie Richter to several locals. Numerous calls and visits span Medina Berea Olmsted Falls and Cleveland with First Aid class attendees and family gatherings noted in towns around York Ettengstille Ward Winchell and Euphemia.
Burst of color in the latest prints features bright paisley lace and coral floral motifs on soft pastels. Two piece suit dresses showcase hayen crepe and lacy prints for dressy wear while sports blouses and dresses flaunt upbeat prints.
Mrs Selden Armbruster of Seville and Dorothy Feist learn of grandfather William Feist death in Cleveland with funeral held at St Martin church and burial in St Martins cemetery. Ida Minnie Feist and Dorothy Feist spent night in Cleveland. various locals visit relatives in Elyria Medina Akron and Wooster as do family meals and Sunday gatherings.
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