Fall fashion overview highlights longer length jacket suits
The article outlines casual longer length jacket suits in three piece styles and smart topcoats for fall. It cites favorites like boy style three button suits and herringbone fabrics, with tweeds, glen plaids, and coordinating accessories. It mentions new silhouettes, inset waistbands, and dressmaker suits as autumn wardrobe anchors. It also notes fashion figures and sample appearances by Miss and Mrs. America and notes personal mentions.
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Miss and Mrs. America
Mrs Montgomery Honored at Dinner by Forty Relatives
Prairie Center Sept 2 Mrs Malcolm Montgomery was surprised by 40 relatives at a birthday dinner on the lawn. Guests arrived with filled baskets as Mr Montgomery knew of the plan but she did not. The event featured a picnic atmosphere and a speechless honoree.
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George Koeper
Prairie Center
Malcolm Montgomery
Montgomery
Mr. Montgomery
Mrs. Montgomery
Bill Leaty
George Stokes
Marshall Koehler
Marion Sheetz
Muscatine
Wess Meyer
Cloyce Zieglowsky
Eugene
Andy Sheetz
Valley
Wilmer Lauderman
Churchhill
Howard Bailey
Carl Zieglowsky
Tommy Allen
Darbyshire
Crawfordsville
Carl Schneider
Omar Wagner
Rock Island
Reports Given at Auxiliary Meeting
At the Ladies Auxiliary to the American Legion meeting in Riverside reports on the Mt. Pleasant party and state convention were given by Mrs Edward Bushak and Rosa Dautomont. Six members attended the Mt. Pleasant party and three attended the state comesday evening at the Malcom Montgomery home. JoAnn Smith of Brighton stayed with grandparents Rex and Mrs Smith.
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Ehmie Koehler
Carl Koehler
Melbern Underwood
Ollie
Duane White
Lloyd Edwards
Iowa City
Patty Lou
Shelby Jean
Ernest Meyer
Wess Meyer
Carl Sehneider
Vaughn Smith
George Marshall
Robert Koehler
Rex Smith
Malcom Montgomery
JoAnn Smith
Brighton
Mrs
Local unit plans card party and fundraising sale
The unit sent clothing gifts to their adopted child Jerry and a birthday dollar. plans are set for a card party on Wednesday September 10. A committee led by Libbie Mehaffey Helena Novy Mary Kron and Josie Klein will run it. The group will buy five dozen sunflower dish cloths to sell to the public and notes many items can be made from them.
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Vention
Jerry
Libbie Mehaffey
Helena Novy
Mary Kron
Josie Klein
Chestnut Wood Description and Characteristics
Chestnut is a light coarse wood with a gray brown color resembling oak but less hard and strong, offering a softer density for carpentry uses. It notes its texture and general suitability for items requiring lighter timber.
Renewable Blades Safety Razor Invites Corns and Calluses
A new safety razor uses renewable blades designed to cut corns and calluses efficiently. The invention promises a reusable option for daily foot care and dermatological routines.
Cottonseed Oil Becomes Commercial Olive Oil Substitute
Cottonseed oil is now used commercially as a substitute for olive oil, expanding options for cooking and food production. The shift signals growing diversification in oil markets and consumer choice.
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Tweed
New York Knitting Mills
Frank Conklin
Blick
Ohio
Evelyn Warren
Sam Warren
Guy Crosby
Washington
Don McLaughlin
Mary
Wed
Valcana
New York
Kniting Mills
Edgar Blick
Mary Louise
Ernest
Uhrichville
Don Voorhees
Charles Mayo
Jean Brower
John Humble
American Institute of New York
Eerie Eel
Ius
Bloomfield
Wellesley Mode
Gay Gibson
Ann Foster
Nelly Don
Brucewood
Wwilbo
Rothmoor and
Sterling Coats
Kayser
Lady Grey
Richters
Mendoza
Richter
Ourselves
Rothschild’s
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
Yankee Stadium
ARMY
Phantom Bill
U.S
U.S.C
Fistiana
Service
Dill
Joe
Chicago
Planters
North Clark Center of Loop
Famous Circle
L. H. Orr Land CO
Court House
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