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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1942
Page
3
Fashion hints highlight spring hosiery spun nylon for durability and sheer wool qualities. Pastels suit active sportswear while taupe tones fit town wear. Handpainted miniatures, translucent plastics, and ceramic pottery colors update wardrobe. Navy coats, epaulets, brass trim, sailor caps appear for teens and younger girls.
A new decalcomania process for transferring intricate designs to American china replaces laborious hand lithography with photolithography. The method offers broader design options and finer shading, making American dinnerware prouder and more affordable. Seventy percent of decalcomanias used by U S manufacturers were imported at the war start, and the development aims to reduce reliance on foreign materials.
Spring fashion notes highlight comfort with Star Gray and Brownstone blues. Argyle knits and satin blues blend with browns, while coats favor full shoulders and minimal padding. Plaids, striped gabardines, and covert fabrics rise in suits and jackets, with two button double breasted and tailored silhouettes prominent.
Penfield residents Mr and Mrs Ladi Remen hosted a Thursday evening dinner at five o clock on March 19. Attendees included senior class members Lair Leath Hein Walko Jat rie Nemen Ruvell Perrs Mrs Hazel Egha Lyren and son Lil ly Miss Blackmore Mr and Mrs Edward Wells of Wellington Miss Frances Eckert and Miss Alice ite mon. Elyzia attended as part of a social gathering amid calm community life.
Wakeman Garden Club and related society notes recount a lively gathering with refreshments and a plant exchange. Items mention an upcoming April church-affiliated meeting, lecture on trees, and several local social events including a March gathering, a trunk dinner, and bake sale plans with community guests and awards.
A terse note reveals J M Starr hires Glen Myers with a history tied to prior associations. The brief item hints at lingering connections from earlier periods affecting current employment.
Sacramento Bee marks 85 years since its founding with editors McClatchy and Jones leading a historic paper. Charles K. McClatchy served 53 years as editor after rising from son of founder to helm the growing newspaper. Eleanor McClatchy remains company president as the paper reflects on its long editorial succession. Easter sales and church services fill the week with Passion Week observances and Sunrise service planned by the Young People. News briefs note Harold Chidsey stationed at Camp Polk and Red Cross Junior plans, local visits from Cleveland Heights residents, and hospital returns for Mrs. Byron Dalton.
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