Society Notes from Carthage
Mrs. G Ismael spent two weeks in Dayton Colorado with Mrs. M Shoup. Mrs Mary Eng will entertain the Golden Rule Club Wednesday afternoon. Miss Nell Janeway and Mr Andrew Seeter quietly wed last week. Mr and Mrs Hesselbrock hosted guests including Mr and Mrs H Cress and others at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ismael
Dayton, CO
M. Shoup
Mary “Eng
Golden Rule Club
Nell Janeway
Andrew Seeter
Hesselbrock
H. Cress
A. Daley
J. Lanning
Wisaddux
C. Morganroth
Gunther
Perry
Forbes
W. Morganroth
W. Sirk
Treman and Hudepohle Wed in St Clemen’s Church
Miss Florence Treman and Mr. Henry Hudepohle wed at St. Clemens Church with Miss Alma Treman and Edward Menke as attendants. Couple plans a Florida trip after the ceremony. Local social notes follow with entertaining plans and club gatherings mentioned for Thursday and Wednesday.
Shannon and Kraus Wed At St Matthews Church
Miss Florence Marie Shannon and Mr. Robert Kraus were married by Rev. Wetzler at St. Matthews Church. Attendants included Miss Ruth Shannon and Mr. Roland J. Sutler of Hartwell. Mrs. Wersel to receive the Crystal Five Hundred Club next Tuesday afternoon. The Sunshine Euchre Club meets Wednesday. The Scripture Guild gathered Tuesday evening at St. Matthews Church with Mrs. Hoffman Curliss Hochnuth and Griesinger. Mrs. Keaton visits Bond Hill Tuesday at Mrs. Kennedy's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Marie Shannon
Robert Kraus
Wetzler
St. Matthews Church
Ruth Shannon
Roland J. Sutler
Hartwell
Wersel
Crystal Five Hundred
Sunshine Euchre Club
Wedness
Scripture Guild
S. Hoffman
L. Curliss
Hochnuth
Griesinger
Medert Family Noted in Local Social Column
Mr and Mrs B Medert and family appear in a local social brief noting their recent activities and community ties with neighbors and friends.
Local Social Notes From Cincinnati to Akron
Guests of Mr and Mrs L J Medert and family of Cincinnati include Mrs Mary Coleman of West Union visiting her son Dr J M Coleman. Mr and Mrs R A Caskey spent time in Columbus Ohio. A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Esther Drake hosted by Mrs J F Schlechty. The Leveland Community Choir was hosted by Mr and Mrs George Maw and Mr and Mrs Howard McKibbans with their daughter from Akron staying with Mrs McKibbans and Florence McKibbans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Medert
Cincinnati
Mary Coleman
West Union, CO
J. M. Coleman
R. A. Caskey
Columbus
J. F. Schlechty
Esther Drake
George Maw
Mrs Wentz Heads to Rendalville to Visit Daughter
Mrs. Lafayette Wentz departed Friday for Rendalville Iowa to visit her daughter Mrs. Tomas Johnson. Mrs. Bell L. Armstrong enjoyed a visit as her guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Wentz
Rendalville
Tomas Johnson
Bell L. Armstrong
Festive Gift Ideas From Local Stores For Him And Her
A shopping guide highlights Burkhardt's offerings of wool robes shirts ties and gloves for men and Mabely's lingerie sets satin negligees and dance pieces. Frank Herschede Co. features complete silverware collections and a range of home gifts, encouraging readers to start a silver set as a lasting Christmas present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkhardt's
Fourth Street
Frank Herschede Co
East Fourth Street
Lamps Brighten Homes at Hawke's New Furniture Department
A new lamp collection at Hawke's furniture department offers bridge and junior lamps in lacquer and polychrome finishes. Exquisite shades of silk, parchment, and georgette accompany table and floor lamps. Shades and stands sold separately for mix and match options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawke’s New Furniture Department
Big Store Annex Offers Smart Bags and Umbrellas for Christmas
The Big Store Annex advertises a wide range of bags from Charleston and under arm to novelty and beaded purses with prices from 0.90 to 4.95. It highlights novelty lock pouches, children's pouches, and a collection of amber tipped silk umbrellas and Gloria umbrellas priced 2.95 and up. It also notes pink beaded bracelets chokers and beads as Christmas gifts for all ages.
Lederer's Gift Ideas at 608 Race Street
A preview of gift options at Lederer's includes a silk bedspread with bolster slip in rose, gold, orchid, and blue for 6.95. Plain and changeable taffeta at 1.39 a yard and georgette crepe at 1.29. Towels, tea sets, bath items, dainty boxed gifts, and mid season dress materials. Imported beaded bags priced from 41 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lederer's
Race Street
Georgette Crepe
Lederer’s
Bear in Arnold's Fairyland Draws Passersby
A friendly bear in Arnold's Fairyland annex greets visitors with a growl and wagging head. Clad in a bright red suit, the trainer presents the large creature as a welcoming mascot while promising treasure of gifts and toys inside the den.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Fairyland
Big Bear
Yaryan's Hotel Gibson Shop Offers Exquisite Novelties
The Hotel Gibson's Yaryan's exclusive shop features imported novelties and accessories. Highlights include neck worn atomizers, rhinestone evening bags, a bill fold style case for rouge lipstick and perfume, and a range of cigarette cases, hat ornaments, shoulder pins, jade and rhinestone pieces, and gray pearl chokers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaryan
Gibson
Eve
Parisian Velvet Pumps Featured At Rosenbach Shoe Co
The Rosenbach Shoe Company in the Emery Arcade offers Parisian velvet pumps with a round French toe and an arched look. A large selection of buckles is also available with prices starting at $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenbach Shoe Company
Emery Arcade
Morris Glove and Hosiery Shop Accessories
A Vine Street shop offers a splendid assortment of gloves hose and handkerchiefs for all occasions. Accessories are presented as charming gifts in ready to send boxes.
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Morris Glove and Hosiery
Vine Street
Christmas Silk Hosiery Gift Idea From Kline Special
An advertisement touts all over silk chiffon hose priced at $1.95 with Christmas boxes of three for $5.00 in Blue Fox, a gray and rose shade. The copy notes it as a desirable holiday gift and suggests pairing with most frocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kline
Christmas Toy Shop Brings Gifts From World Markets
Arcade Toy Shoppe at 29 Emery Arcade offers toys and novelties from Italy and Russian refugee beads. Shoppers will find unique decorations for Christmas trees and a festive assortment to delight children and adults alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Emery Arcade
Buckle Gift Ideas At Queen Quality Boot Shop
A feature on elegant and useful buckles from the Queen Quality Boot Shop Petruchs 436 Race Street. Rhinestone buckles in square oval and fan shapes plus rhinestone pins, steel cut buckles for street wear, Charleston garters of lace ostrich feathers and chiffon hose. Gift suggestions include silk chiffon hose and garters in festive boxes priced around 7.50 with mixed hose options for day and evening wear.
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Petruch's
Race Street
Charleston
Unique and affordable gifts at The Gift Studio
A newly opened shop at 3515 Reading road offers an array of inexpensive distinctive items. Highlights include pewter bridge table lamps. Also featured are a marble topped coffee table, American scene waste baskets, Spanish lamp shades, Italian pottery, antique vases and lamps from West Virginia, and many other superb crafts.
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Reading Road
West Virginia
Clearance sale of imported china dinner sets near Postoffice
An outlet opposite the Postoffice advertises a yearly clearance of its imported china dinner sets and Ameri can porcelain to reduce stock before January stock taking. A T Lewis & Neblett's importers offer complete sets and bargain tables feature fancy china novelties from America Europe and China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A T Lewis & Neblett’s
America
Europe
China
Local Births and Visits Highlight Week in Waverly
Miss Nettie Highlands of Cincinnati, formerly of this place, is mentioned. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker announce the birth of a son. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Daly and their sons, recently visiting in Waverly, have returned to Church Street home. Mrs. Maria Sawyer hosts her winter guest, niece Mrs. Mayme Gualtney of Arkansas.
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Nettie Highlands
Cincinnati
Charles Baker
Thomas Daly
Waverly
Church Street
Maria Sawyer
Mayme Gualtney
Arkansas
Practical Phases of Radiography Highlight Club Luncheon
The Thursday luncheon features Miss Laura M. Kahle speaking on Practical Phases of Radiography. She teams with Dr. Sidney Lange as radiographer. December events include dances, English and drama classes, and a Dickens reading by Prof. Van Wye. The Daughters of Veterans meet Monday with initiation and officer elections. Riverside Culture Club gathers at Mrs. Wilmer H. Crawford’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura M. Kahle
Kahle
Sidney Lange
Business Opportunities Committee
Eleanor Meador
Business Women’s Club
Cincinnati
Sylvia Ewan
Horace Mann School
Esther L. Schroeer
Sherman
Edythe C. Cowie
Civilian Traffic Commission
Cowie
Dickens
van Wye
University of Cincinnati
Glee Club
Laura Kahle
Riverside Culture Club
Wilmer H. Crawford
Vernon Place
Daughters of Isabella Card and Lotto Party Planned
The St James Circle at White Oak will host a card and lotto party Thursday to aid Christmas relief. Archbishop Moeller Circle meets Monday at 8 pm in Columbian Hall with a Glee Club after. December 20 pounds party for Little Sisters of the Poor. contributions collected at Monday meeting. Gem of the Highlands Garden Club holds Christmas party at Mrs. E A Mardoff's home Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
St. James Circle
St. James Auditorium
White Oak
Archbishop Moeller
Columbian Hall
Glee Club
Little Sisters of the Poor
Gem of the Highlands Garden Club
E. A. Mardoff
Nellie D. Club
Band of Hope Girl Reserves
Evangelical Church
Walnut Hills High School
Good Will Mission
Wyoming Woman's Club Meeting Speaker on Interior Decoration
Mr. George Eiche will discuss interior decoration at the Wyoming Woman's Club meeting. The gathering includes a 3 o'clock Monday program with a business session presided by Mrs. William Schellenbach.
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Wyoming Woman's Club
George Eiche
William Schellenbach
Girl Reserve Honors To Eleanor Douglas And Martha S
Two Norwood girls Eleanor Douglas and Martha S receive the highest Girl Reserve award at a 4 pm awards ceremony at the Central Association. Over a hundred girls will be recognized and a playlet The Road to Perfect Life will be presented.
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Norwood
Eleanor Douglas
Marthas
Central Association
North Norwood
Norwood Y. W. C. A
Community Club Calendar and Meeting Schedule
We present the weekly list of meetings across clubs and committees. Notable items include the Industrial Committee at 8 p.m. the Sunshine Club at 7 30 p.m. and the Crosley Club at 7 30 p.m. plus various Norwood branch events and religious education sessions.
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We C. A
Sunshine
Crosley
M C
Y’s Winks
Norwood
Business and Industrial Girls Club
Glee Clu
Nellie _D
Shureday
Industrial Club
Blue Bird Club
Community Club Schedule and Christmas Party Plans
The schedule lists Monday to Saturday activities from 9 am to 9:15 pm including sewing circles dancing diction and cake sales. Father Reilly lectures on Training of Character Tuesday. Cake sales by Mrs J M Man ley and Mrs Henry Gay at 29 East Fifth Street Friday and Saturday Little Flower Class Christmas party 10 am. Committee plans Christmas party December 22 from 8 to 8 for all to attend.
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Federation Mother’s Clubs
Father Reilly
J. M. Manley
Henry Gay
East Fifth Street
J. A. Ridgely
Monday Lecture Club Christmas Party at Catholic Woman's Club
The Monday Lecture Club meets Monday at 2 30 for their Christmas party and play at the Catholic Woman's Club on Fourth Street.
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Catholic Woman's Club
Fourth Street
Woman's City Club Calendar Highlights Weekly Meetings
The calendar lists ongoing events at the Woman's City Club including luncheons, study classes, and committee meetings led by Mrs. E. one, Dr. Earle FE. Eubank, Miss Marian LaCour, and Mrs. B. C. Van Wrye. A Saturday Christmas celebration is hosted by the Junior Workshop with Public Recreation and Friendship Garden Circle.
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Woman's City Club
Council of Club
Public Utilities Committee
Earle FE. Eubank
Public Welfare Committee
B. C. van Wrye
Marian LaCour
Public Recreation and Friendship Garden Circle
Sayler Park to Start Local Orchestra
The Sayler Park Mothers' Club reports the first committee meeting to organize a community orchestra. The session, held Friday morning in the Sayler Park Public School, featured Prof. Wiel of Cincinnati as the instructor.
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Sayler Park
Wiel
Cincinnati
The Lecture Club Christmas Meeting at Heekin Home
The club will hold its Christmas gathering at Mrs. Albert Heekin’s home on eve day at 2:30. The program includes two readings by Miss Lydia or Seabert and Mrs. Rose Gores Rockwell.
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Albert Heekin
Lydia Or Seabert
Rose Gores Rockwell
Painter Grover Sparks Injured When Bridge Extension Collapses
Grover Sparks a 41 year old Augusta Kentucky painter was knocked from a railroad bridge extension over the Chesapeake and Ohio line yesterday morning. He fell forty feet and sustained internal injuries along with cuts and bruises. Sparks was struck by engine No 31 as he attempted to escape while working on the extension with fellow painters. He was taken to St Marys Hospital for treatment.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Mill Street
Grover Sparks
Augusta
St. Mary's Hospital
Sparks
Hotels Association Delegates Elect Leaders At Ohio Meeting
Ohio hotel owners gathered in Cincinnati for the convention where Russell Knepper urged tougher hotel law repeal work. Grand Cincinnati manager R B Mills was elected President, with Russell Keith, Martin Wilkinson, Robert O’Brien, and others named to key posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell M. Knepper
Ohio Hotels 'Association
Linton
R. B. Mills
Grand
Robert O’brien
Columbus
Martin C. Hannan
Youngstown
Robert Charles Benton
Knepper
Supreme Court of Ohio
Court of Appeals
Thomas D. Green
American Hotels Association
American Hotel Men’s Association
Resolutions Committee
Board of Justees
Green
Gibson
Edward T. Dixon
Joseph R. Gardner
Ohio State Senate
Deal
Ing
Harold van Armond
Indiana
John Wesley Hill
Lincoln Memorial University
Cumberland Gap
Tenn
Mr. Green
David Mulligan
New York City
Lew C. Wallack
Value of newspaper to business revealed
The Associated Press reports a nationwide symposium by the National Association of Credit Men finds newspapers indispensable to business. Reading the daily world event survey is no longer a diversion but a vital part of many offices.
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New York
National Association
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Henry Hudepohle
St. Clemen’s Church
Roland Ulmer
Alma Treman
Edward Menke
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Lewis Wagner
Jackson Avenue
G. Kluss, Jr
W. Katenkamp
A. Flatt
R. Thompson
C. Grib
Elmwood
Mrs. B. Medert
Newtown
Sonia
Mabley’s
Georgette
Wallace
Garfield Place
Abraham Lincoln
Daughters of Veterans
Memorial Hall
Council of Jewish Women
Wise Center
Bona Court No. 8
Ladies’ Oriental Shrine
Shrine of
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Grand Hotel
Celywieg
A. L. Buchanan
W. O. Funck
Harry Deffendahl
Pauline Wenzel
John Mitchell
Alex Frank
John Saur
August Meyer
A. Ritter
R. Banning
W. McClure
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Frank Flerschede
Mitchells
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