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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1932

Page

6

Great Variety In Clothes For Boys At Seasonal Show

The Boys' Apparel Buy era association notes demand for pronounced patterns in boys clothing. Glenurquhart plaids and shepherd checks rise, with smaller checks growing in popularity. Two button notch lapels lead, three button suits expand, patch pockets gain favor, and Norfolk style returns. Sweater knicker combos rise for ages six to fourteen amid topcoat trends in Harris tweeds and rough finishes.

Boys’ Apparel Buyera’ Association Concensus of Glenurquhart Glenarquharts Norfolk Eton

Bathing Beauty Contest Open To Entrants

Entry list for the bathing beauty contest is open with prizes including twenty five dollars in merchandise chosen from Elyria stores. Second and third prizes are a ten dollar permanent wave. The event accompanies a free dance and hair style demonstration at the Elks Hall with Birkline Beauty Parlors in charge. Jackie Whidden will perform.

Shafer Beauty Parlor Birklines Elyria Elks’ Hall Birkline Beauty Parlors Jackie Whidden Jackie

Rugby and Norfolk suits for youngsters showcased

The display features rugby suits with patch pockets and two pairs of English shorts, plus single-breasted Norfolk suits for youngsters with three buttons and pleated front options. Wash suits and belted shirts accompany outfits, with Browns greys and herringbones in tweed fabrics and serges. Colorful furnishings noted where permissible as summer approaches.

Norfolk

Roxy Signs Art Man For Radio City New York

Robert Edmond Jones named art director for the Rockefeller Center project at Radio City. Harvard graduate, Jones taught at Harvard, worked in Berlin, and with the Stage Society on Anatole France production. Noted for stage settings in The Jest, Redemption, Skyscrapers, Green Pastures, Mourning Becomes Electra and Wozzeck.

Roxy Radio City JOR New York S. L Rony” Rothafe Robert Edmond Jones Rockefeller Center Project Jones Harvard M Harvard Deutsches Theater Berlin The Stage Society Anatole France Granville Baker America Androrles and the Green Pastures

Norwegians Plan Convention in Alexandria

Approximately 1,000 Osterdalslaget members and delegates gathered in Alexandria for the 22nd annual convention of the Norwegian group. The event featured a music program, speakers and athletics with Mrs. Nina Tangen of Fargo, North Dakota, announcing details.

Alexandria Minn Osterdalslaget Osterdalen Valley Norway Nina Tangen Fargo N. D

Quintet to sail Atlantic voyage from Princeton

Five Princeton students will sail across the Atlantic this summer in a 54 foot ketch. Standish Backus Jr of Detroit, son of the Burroughs Adding Machine Co. president, is among the crew. The trip includes a Mediterranean cruising plan with a return by steamer.

Atlantic Detroit Princeton University Standish Backus, Jr Burroughs Adding Machine Co Atlantic Ocean Backlus Mediterranean

Fernanda Martinez Dies on 100th Birthday in El Paso

Fernanda Martinez died in El Paso on her 100th birthday born April 15 1832 in Pozo Del Carmen San Luis Pososi. She lived a long life marked by her era and origins, with her passing noted locally in the Texas border city.

EL Paso Tex Fernanda Martinez Pozo del Carmen San Luis Pososi

Free Parking Spaces for Shoppers in Downtown Celebration

The fifteen eight committee of the Chamber of Commerce secured hundreds of free parking spaces for shoppers Friday. Don Sotherden leads the Information committee to assist with traffic or parking problems. Locations include Broad street opposite Post Office, rear of Kroger and Farm Implement Co, rear of Ebert's Drug Store, Second Street lot opposite Els Club, space by Crooks Coal Co, East Ave, and rear of Al Mason's Tire Store. Police will remove parking restrictions on the Middle strip in front of St Mary's Church to accommodate more cars. Downtown merchants urge shoppers to leave cars at home to ease the problem.

Chamber of Commerce Information Committee Don Sotherden Broad Street Post Office Kroger’s and Farm Implement Co Ebert's Drug Store Second Street Els’ Club Crooks Coal Co East Ave al Mason’s Tire St. Mary’s Church

Hungry Shark Haul Ends In Massacre At Sea

Fisherman Fred Hirschmann recounts a fishing trip in San Leandro that turned into a chaotic catch. He hauled in 22 sharks and 14 sting rays, from a three foot “little one” to a four and a half foot giant, then gave the haul to a poultryman for chicken feed.

San Leandro Cal Fred Hirschmann Hirschmann

Twenty Thousand Trout Released in Arkansas River

In Canon City Colorado twenty thousand Lochleven trout were released from Fremont County Fish and Game Protective Association ponds into the Arkansas River. The fish are expected to reach the seven inch length required by state law by May when anglers begin activities.

Canon City Colo Arkansas River Fremont County Fish and Game Protective Association

Observatory Misread Cipher Signals New Comet

A cipher message reached the observatory announcing a comet but translation error shifted the date by one day. The telescope sighted a completely new and unexpected comet rather than the anticipated one, which would have been missed if not for the misread timing.

Lck’ Observatory

Rock-oleum Oil History and Early Local Fuel Practices

For centuries rock-ol has been gathered as it oozed from the ground, though quantities were small and used locally. People far from oil-bearing strata relied on fuels from animals or vegetables for lamp light.

Baby in Ob. Survives Two Operations

Kenneth Davidson, 11 weeks old, son of Mr and Mrs B F Davidson, recovered after a double operation in Zanesville. Surgeon operated for hernia and found a badly inflamed appendix which was removed. Baby discharged soon after and returned home to parents.

Zanesville Kenneth Davidson B. F. Davidson

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