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Newspaper

Lancaster Gazette

Location

Lancaster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1936

Page

2

Lutheran University Association district convention to be held in Lancaster

Members from Lutheran Church congregations across Columbus will attend the eleventh annual district convention at Immanuel Hall Mulberry Hill Lancaster Sunday Feb 2 at 6 00 pm The event precedes the synod wide Valpar Week Feb 16 23 to promote a 165000 expansion program for Valparaiso including 65000 for budget balancing and 100000 for a new gymnasium banquet speaker Karl H Henrichs will address on church responsibility in educational opportunity District chairmen are Revs Stolzenburg and Docter Congregational representatives include Kneeland Mertz Fischer Mees Alten and Hoffman National Board members and Women Auxiliary members are listed with likely attendees

Columbus The Lutheran University Association Immanuel Hall Mulberry Hill Lancaster National Board of Directors Lautheran University Association Valparaiso Karl H. Henrichs Department of Public Relations O. F. Stolzenburg Concordia W. F. Docter Immanuel Church George Kneeland Wm. Mertz Peter Fischer Plain City W. Mees Zanesville George Alten J. Hoffman I National Board A. Brauer Katherine Dunzweiler

Amanda High School Smothers East High In Debate

Black and Gold Amanda High School negative debating team defeated East High Columbus affirmative squad and improved their season record. The debate at the H. B. auditorium focused on socialized medicine and cost, with Amanda gaining an early edge through critique of the plan. Next week Amanda meets Washington D. H. at Amanda. The 2:15 debate is open to the public.

Amanda High School East High Columbus Hkewize Washington D. H Amanda

Calendar Notes From Amanda and Stoutsville Week

Regular Hi Y Club meeting and debates at Aman da. Amanda schedules events Feb 3 4 and 7 with school programs at Ohio State University and Farmer's Institute activities. Temperance Week observed as students from grades three to six visit fifth grade with Rev. ly presenting pictures on temperance.

Washington D. H Amanda Stoutsville Liberty Union Ohio State University

Christy Leads Amanda High Starred Sports Career

Christy, captain of last year’s basketball team, is a four year letterman at Amanda High School. The sixth grade music test was postponed due to the music teacher’s absence Franks. Word indicates Stars present the first of this week and Christy aims to continue athletic work at Cap University.

Franks Im Christy Preshmen Capital University Christy Amanda High School Cap

First Grade Project Farm Life Exhibit Topics Planned

After finishing The Sandtox story two first grade classes named Roses and Elephants built a sand-table farm life display. Barns houses and farm animals made from blocks and pasteboard with pine trees impressed third graders and Mr Wickerham. PTA meeting delayed to February 24 due to cold weather. Womanless Wedding set for February 12 and 13 organized by three men of the PTA. Lunch aid from PTA and township trustees supports 32 children.

Wickerham Parent Teachers Association P. T. AS

Physics Class Starts New Experiments

This week the physics class begins four experiments designed to prove interesting to all. The first grade pupils welcome a new pupil, Mary Elizabeth French.

Mary Elizal French

Pastimes and hobbies among area students discussed

The article highlights various student leisure interests from tennis and volleyball to music, reading, and scrapbooking. Dorothy Martin and Ruth Walters pursue sports and pictures, while Ruth Ridenour and Marjorie Simons keep scrapbooks and read. Charles Thomas and Walter Yates fish in summer and hunt in winter.

Dorothy Martin Delphi Rarick Ruth Walters Mary Catherine Reed Ruth Ridenour Marjorie Simons Evelyn Meeks Charles Thomas Walter Yates

Song Hits For The Week Roundup Of Names

A list of popular song titles and performing artists featured this week, including Ruth Ride Laura Jane Boyer Emily Trickler Earl Long Ted Alfred Martha Poling Mick Clover Marcis Strick Ter June Clawson LaVerne Shallenberger June Hermann Esther Crook Gail Baughman Norbert Welch Bob Smith Bobe Van Gundy Mr Keller Carl Valentine Judy Radebaugh.

Ruth Ridenow Laura Jane Boyer Emily Trickler Earl Long Miami Ted Alfred Martha Poling Mick Clover Love Marcis Strick June Clawson LaVerne Shallenberger June Hermann Dan Acton Esther Crook Gail Baughman Norbert Welch Bob Smith Bobe van Gundy Mr. Keller Carl Valentine

School Dance Sponsored by Senior Class

The senior class announces a school wide dance in the gym after the Zanesville Lancaster basketball game on February 7. The Hilltoppers under Mr. Keller will provide music from 10 to 12 with supervision by Mr. Wilson and Mr. Crooks. A prize waltz is planned as a special attraction and all four classes are invited.

Zanesville Lancaster Wilson Crooks Avisers June Hermann

Hands Are Interesting Aren't They Aileen Ha Wendort

A short, reflective prose piece on the varied roles of hands across crafts, healing, care, and violence. The author contemplates hands making art, performing surgery, serving others, and even causing destruction.

Oso Herr Hitlers Wall Street

Booster program boosts cafeteria sales during exam week

The cafeteria in the school saw customers rise from about forty to 105 daily as it stayed open during examination week. An invitation is extended to students who do not eat there to try the meals and support the booster effort.

Stuadente

Honor Roll of A students and B average achievers

The list names Bernice Armbruster Constance Belt Bruce Bitler Robert Bruney Esther Crook Caroline Dolson Ruth Evans Norma Good Jane Herbert Helen Hummell Roberta Hutsler Madeline Kellar Louise Mithoff Betty Rauch Helen Schield Ruth Schurtz Mary Stanhagen Marcia Strickler Jane Wilson among honor rolls for all A grades Wi Sitedents all A’s and all B students across two groups with numerous names from Anita Abram to Gerald Woodgeard Complied by Joan Parks and Vivian Dyarman

Bernice Armbruster Constance, Belt Bruce Bitler Robert Bruney Esther Crook Caroline Dolson Ruth Evans Norma Good Jane Herbert Helen Hummell Roberta Hutsler Madeline Kellar Louise Mithoff Betty Rauch Helen Schield Ruth Schurtz Mary Stanhagen Marcia Strickler Jane Wilson Wi—Sitedents Anita Abram Ted Alfred Melvin Alare Kathrin Armstrong Eloise Bateson Gail Baughman Lloyd Beck Helen Beery Mary Behrens Nevin Bibler Martha Bickel Carol Bigham Leroy Biller Doris Black Yitre Marguerite Bowman Faun Bugh Alberta Butler Ireta Butler Mim. Clark Stuart Clawsom June Clawson Theresa Conrad Velma Corbin Phyllis Crist Margaret Lindsey Arlene Macklin Janet Mallory Dorothy Martin Esther | Mast Mable Mertz Donald McCuulough John McFee James Miller Blaine Miller Virginia Mithoff Lucille Mondhank Clark Moore Dorothy Morgan Joan Parks Mary E. Peters Danny Poole Martha Powers Marcella Pugh Judith Radebaugh Robert Rauch Helen Redd Ruth Ridenour Miriam Schinb Agnes Elders Leverne Bhakenbarger Rosalee Shumaker Jean Shumaker Martha Smith Grace E. Smith Betty Snyder William Snake Marjorie Sowers William Taylor Charles Thomas Vaughn Valentine Shirley Warner Bobe van Gundy Norma Weaver Virginia Wells Eleanor West Franklin Williamson Pearl Wolfe Gail Woods Gerald Woodgeard Dan Acton Jack Barnes Robert Balthaser Gail Bandy Kathleen Blos Rathaleen Shively Emily Strickler Ethel Tigner Frances Tipple Raymond Touvell Kenneth Tutwiler Carl Valentine Gladys Vaughn Virginia Walker

Patchwork musings and questions from a quirky school page

A jumble of verse and notes asks playful questions about ships, rivers, vegetables, and daily life. It mentions Esther Crooks, Lancaster Flight, and a Senior dance, with stray lines about a basketball team and a Cashoc ton hit.

Bulletin Boards Showcase Senior Dance and Royal Images

Bulletin boards in the Dramasquers' Club highlight cast photos from The Thirteenth Chair and announce the senior dance. Miss Holt’s board lists banking records and honor rolls, while the library features a newspaper sheet tracking the king of England from infancy to today. In room 11, Mr Enoch displays a large photo of the late King George.

Dramasquers' Club

Orchids Go To Lancaster High for Big Game

Orchids travel to Lancaster High School to face their closest rival, Mery's quintet, in a highly anticipated top contest. The page also mentions Mr. Wallace and Mr. Coleman in light-hearted notes from the same edition.

Orchids Lancaster High School

Lancaster High School Facts and Personal Ties

Mr Johnson a chemistry teacher and Miss Johnson a French teacher are siblings. Miss Aten English teacher is sister of geometry teacher Mr Aten. The auditorium has velvet draperies masking false windows and large chandeliers with thirty six light bulbs each. Two skylights west end have fifteen panes each. Library holds about 4300 books and subscriptions to thirty magazines. Helen Schleich nearly aced the chemistry exam. A junior boy crochets clothing for his sister’s doll.

Minerva Helen Schleich

Names and More Names From Our Alma Mater

A compilation of full names among students and teachers at the Alma Mater highlights prize winners and numerous individuals. The list includes Ralf Henry Max Milian Winland and June Delight Hazel Clawson among students, with many others such as John Marion Brown Judith Palmer Radebaugh and Ruth Lorne Hudson among staff.

Ralf Henry Max Milian Winland June Delight Hazel Clawson John Marion Brown Judith Palmer Radebaugh Martian Cllene Beck June Elizabeth Hermann Mary Aileen Hattendorf Roscoe Wendel Bruney, Jr Seth Pershing Norman Charles Hobart Stewart Detona Cecell Barr

Lancaster High dance attracts strong senior support

Students announce a big school dance with high senior sponsorship. Remarks praise student enthusiasm and urge ticket purchase, noting expected large attendance. Rippling bits mention teachers and other campus life details amid scattered names and fragmented lines.

Tre Foet's Corner Poet Contributors Seek Submissions

Katherine Vernon and Nellie Bay contribute poems to the Purple Pepper corner. I nstructions invite students to submit works in room 104 Helen Kiphen. top pieces printed. The poems convey comfort and faith amid loss and rain.

Katherine Vernon Nellie Bay Katherine Nellie Helen Kiphen

Winter Wear Observed In Local Style Report

The piece notes recent fashion choices among residents. Ruth Ridenour wears ankle boots with green and brown socks, Laura Jane Boyer sports bright orange and brown socks, Marcie Strickler in a brown corduroy two piece with matching accessories, Martha Poling in maroon and grey, and June Hermann in a brown gold plaid skirt and white Tom boy shirt.

Ruth Ridenour Laura Jane Boyer Marcie Strickler Martha Poling Martha June Hermann Helen Beery Macassin Bob Johnson Bob Tobin Beaver

Interesting People at School Highlight Miriam Schlub and Martha Fippin

The senior class at the institution honors two outstanding members Miriam Schlub and Martha Fippin. Miriam, active in Blue Triangle and Wa-Wa-Kee, serves as treasurer and drama leader while pursuing national theatre recognition. Martha, head cheerleader and Girls Athletic Club president, excels in academics joining the Honor Society and participates in Dramasquers and swimming.

Miriam Schlub Martha Fippin Miriam Blue Triangle Wa-Wa- Kee Dramasquers Jash Lancaster Music Club Martha Pippin Parbara Noherts

First Methodist Episcopal Church Services and Activities

William G. Seaman leads First Methodist Episcopal Church with morning worship at 10:23 and evening service at 7. Miss Edith Semester 15 will present mission slides from China. Activities include Boy Scouts Monday at 7, Young Women's Missionary Society winter picnic at 6 30 at 601 W Sixth Ave, Fern Sinkey guest speaker, Junior Choir Wednesday 4, Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30, Women's Foreign Missionary Society casserole dinner Thursday 6 30, choir rehearsals Thursday 7 30 and Saturday 7. H M West Wheeling and George Sts.

Wiliam G. Seaman A. B. Vierebome Archangelsky China Esther Burnham Sixth Ave Fern Sinkey Christ Woman's Foreign Missionary Society West Wheeling and George Sts W. W. Loveless Charles Eck Bermoz Fairfield Holiness Association Christian Union Church Church of the Nazarene Junior Nazarene Young Peoples Society Senior Nazarene Young People's Society Norman Schwandt Arsenage United Lutheran Church Gerard D Busch Mulberry Sts Ald and Missionary Society Hh, Buchman A. Hattendorf A Noll Aid and Missionary Society M. E. Church L Emmons Garfield Avenue Firth Avenue Church OF “Christ Young Glen Nusser Young People’s Fellowship Mary Margaret Barker Pierce Avenue Fairfield County Loyal Gleaners Fifth Ave Bible School Council Ladies Aid Society

Festival and church notices from St Peter's and local churches

Readable church schedule items from St Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church and neighboring churches list Sunday worship seminars, youth meetings, catechetical instruction, sewing days, missionary society events, and a schedule of services at Utica Church of Christ in Christian Union Eastwood and Wheeling, Sixth Ave M E Church, Firth Avenue Church of Christ, Maywood Mission, St John’s Episcopal Church with service topics, choir practice, and Boy Scouts activities.

Utica Church OF Christ IN Christian Union Tabernacee G. L. Keene Robert Rosser Sunt Edgar Riggs Ene

Gossip Column Hints at Presidential Ambition for Ross

A brown haired senior declares he aims to serve two terms as president of the United States. The note adds playful curiosity about juniors and seniors spending time on the third floor, signed by Helen Robinson.

United States Ross Helen Robinson

Senior Booster Call Encourages Class of 1966 Support

A senior booster notice urges the Class of 1966 to seize remaining days, attend classes, and back social events. The informal message from A. Hattendor notes attendance and school spirit.

Benlors

Ninth Grade Science Uses Our Environment Text

The General Science class adopts the Our Environment book this year for broad science discussion. It includes varied experiments and aims to boost students' understanding and practical use of science.

Second Grade Returns After Four Week Quarantine

School notices list church services and schedules for ELDER 8, E Dickson, Earl K Caldwell, Rev Hanby, Rev Guidroz, and local Lutheran and Apostolic congregations. Extra items describe Greek navy composition and meteor entry.

Notice of Affilation Transfer Certificates in Ohio

Public notice states Barker Motor Freight Lines has filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to transfer certificates 580 5480 1780 and 85 to Barker Motor Freight Inc Buy, which also seeks to acquire the same. Barker Motor Freight Inc agrees to add all schedules on file. Interested parties may obtain hearing information from the PUCO in Columbus Ohio, with seller and buyer located at 529 West Wheeling Street and 20 West Wheeling Street in Lancaster Ohio.

Barker Motor Freight Lines Ter Public Utilities Commission of OQ Barker Motor Freight, Inc Barker M Freight, Inc Ohio Columbus Barker Motor Freight Wheeling Street Lancaster Barker Motor Oho

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lutheran University Assn Black and Columbus East Institute Farmer's Institute Womensey Plano Mae Bowers Mr. Matern Blizsard P. T. and Judy_Radebaugh Aileen Ha Wendort, Cored Oiedys Varghe Esther Crooks Cashocton Lancaster Fligh Alicen Hattendorf Helen Koon Ruth Ridenonr Ceschocton “Red Skins Miller Lancaster High Ross Biiney Ang Eitsebeth Connie Tre Foet’s Corner God Nellia Bay Betty Schneider First Methodist Episcopal. Church ST. Peter’s EV. Lutheran Church Beh Church OF God East Sixth Ave E A Kane Harry] Strawn Young People’s Meeting Florence Parcels Samuel Hutsler Maywood Mission St. Root Columbus St J. A. Skinner Chas. Bandy Cora Bussard Maywood String Orchestra Berran Bussard Christana Tuthill G. R. Auker ST John's Episcopal Church F. GO. F. Randolph U. Hastlings, Jr S &J. John’s Woman’s Guild Henry Sherrick Chestnut St Science New Barbara F"’s Reorganized Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints West Fair Avenue E Dickson Earl K. Caldwell FB Apostolic Church Stanley Hanby Don Philips Hanby V. A. Guidroz Texas Batfot Lutheran Church W. K. Himes W. M Schmidt Luther League Kerry Young Women's Missionary Society Harold Siler Alki Wed-nesday Christ Lutheran Church Hambers Ailion James H. Sherid Funeral Home Ambulance Service West Wheeling St Phare J. W. Re American Legion American Lester Auxiliary
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