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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1937
Page
14
Kitten transfer pattern 7 x 9 inches and 8 x 9 3 4 inches with illustrations of stitches and material lists. Color chart included. Send 10 cents to Chronicle-Telegram Household Arts Dept. 259 W. 14th St New York NY to obtain pattern. Include name address and pattern number.
Boake Carter critiques the Roosevelt administration and Morgenthau. He argues the New Deal’s second phase relies on government cuts and tax relief for business, urging a calmer stance toward industry to restore investor confidence and reduce layoffs from overproduction and unwarranted strikes.
Xavier Cugat at the Waldorf Astoria discusses how real faces show when dancing, praising older couples for grace and timing while criticizing those who dance for social or vanity reasons. He advises enjoying dance as self expression and suggests scientific training if rhythm is lacking.
Fashion writers note waistline changes as designers in France and the United States experiment with lowered lines. Dresses feature molded bodices and varied seam lines near hipbones, creating the illusion of a longer waist while others hint at high or normal waists. Paris hints at Directoire high waists, while New York shows normal waists as the fashion world awaits final dictates.
Debutantes wear tweed suits adorned by flower pins showing single blooms or clusters in topaz aquamarine and sapphire tones. The pins add a coordinated touch to the formal attire and highlight the season’s color palette.
The piece argues Roosevelt should urge labor to show civic responsibility and stop punishing business. It criticizes government interference, high taxes, and utility competition, suggesting private capital and productive industry will revive unemployment if the administration adopts a business-friendly stance. The Ledger Syndicate copyright notes.
Avon Lake PTA will meet Tuesday evening at the school auditorium. After the business session, a sixth grade Puppet Show directed by Mrs Milburn Walker and a musical program by Baldwin Wallace College students of Berea will follow. Refreshments served by 11th and 12th grade mothers chaired by Mrs Mike Higgins and Mrs Leo Oster.
Miss Mary Louise Mitchell accompanied relatives on a motor trip to Florida. She will return in a few weeks to resume her work. Mrs. Fred Lott, Mrs. Granville Dunlap, Mrs. Oscar Kubach and
Mrs Wayne Black departed Friday on an automobile journey to Niagara Falls. She will travel with plans to tour the falls and surrounding sites, visiting along the route.
Members of the Dieta De Club met with Miss Aldine Taylor Thursday evening for a business meeting. Dancing followed, and lunch was served.
Auxiliary to Legion Post 211 meets at the Chateau tonight. Avon Baptist Ladies Aid has an all day gathering Tuesday at Mrs Hd Webb home with Mrs Ed Mitchell assisting. Avon on the Lake Garden Club hosts a dessert bridge at Legion Home Tuesday at 1 pm. Legion Post 211 meets at 8 pm. Boy Scouts gather at Park Hall Wednesday 7 30 pm led by Bob Disbro and William Pyson. Townsend Club dance at Park Hall Thursday with Biltz orchestra. Afternoon 500 Club at Mrs Archie Spade’s Lorain home Thursday. P T A card party at Park Hall Friday 1 pm. Local team opens season against Brownheam Friday night. Girl Scouts meet Friday 3 45 pm at Scout room Park Hall led by Miss Morha Castle.
Raymond and Gayle Klinect of Grafton were weekend guests of their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hudson. Teddy Nussdorfer and classmate Fred Hall of Toledo, students at Western Reserve Academy in Hudson, stayed with Theodore Nussdorfer and his wife.
The Keystone Bible Class of Avon Baptist Church held a Saturday evening party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Webb.
Mr and Mrs Robert Grell and family of Lorain dined with grandma Mrs Dell Dunning Wednesday. Mrs William Daeschner of Birmingham Mich visited A J Hain and others. A shower for Miss Josephine Kriebel bride elect of Walter Diedrich was hosted by Mrs James Stack in Lorain. Lucille King of Eaton fréquented her brother J J King. Frank Eckstein and son Johnny of Cleveland were guests of Idward Mitchell Jr on Sunday.
In Yukon River country floods battered upland game and fur bearing animals, driving wildlife back up to fifty miles. Alaska Game Commission head Frank Dufresne notes it will take years to gauge losses, with full damage details to come. He cites a shift in public attitude toward conservation over the last decade.
Mrs J H Auble and son Sidney Burnett mourn a brother Arville Yoxtheimer in Lewistown Pa. Dr A N Moody of Santa Monica and Mrs Moody visit the Wildman home en route to New York and the Panama Canal. Chatham friends greet Mrs Atlie Yoder and Mrs Howard Shick back from Florida. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Dan Garver, Mr and Mrs Frank Elliott, Mr and Mrs Roy Geisinger, Robert Yoxtheimer of Springfield VT, and Mrs Margaret Gilmour of Warren PA. Farewell dinner for Mrs J T Crum as she leaves town.
Mrs. W. W. Knepper and her daughter from Clarion Pa plan a California stay this winter while visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C B Woods. Milo Yoder and family of Congress and Hershel McVicker and family of Seville joined Mr and Mrs Thomas McVicker for dinner Sunday.
Elaier Jenne of North Royalton is a guest in the Ed Jenne home for several days. Miss Charlene Ridgeway was entertained in Mr and Mrs L E mith home in Litchfield Sunday. Mr and Mrs Carl Bahr and family of Beroa were Sunday din-
Neighbors and relatives visited Mr. and Mrs. Al Orr of North Royalton for a Sunday call. Robert Ripley of Oberline spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Ripley. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dagne and others were noted among the guests.
An OCR fragment touts Fasteeth as a new powder that keeps plates from slipping and provides a pasty feel reduction. It claims improved power, breath sweetening, and all day comfort, praised by users and dentists. Available from your local druggist in three sizes.
The daughter of Medina and family visited Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Albert Broadsword and Mr and Mrs Lee Walkden. A party for the former's mother was held Thursday evening.
Mrs Blanch Comstock of Medina and Mr and Mrs J Britton with sons from Berea were guests in area homes including L C Carr Ed Jenne and Richard Jameyson. The Junior and Senior classes with Mr Kohli toured the Federal Reserve Bank and W T A M studio in Cleveland on Friday. Mr George Harrison Mrs W R Hawke and daughter Alma of North Eaton called on Mr and Mrs Lee Walkden Sunday.
TOLEDO The first railroad line west of the Allegheny mountains completed its initial run 100 years ago on the Erie and Kalamazoo line from Toledo to Adrian Michigan A large railroad show will mark the anniversary during the Toledo Centennial celebration.
The event planned for September 17 to 26 will be hosted by president A. B. Nowell of the Toledo Terminal Railroad. It will showcase older locomotives including the DeWitt Clinton the John Stevens and the Memnon.
George Zeis aged 18 was saved by his aunt Mrs Blanche Burd who drove off a charging bull with a pritchford. He was knocked down and trampled, suffering severe bruises and a fractured rib.
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