Luncheon Bridge Hostess Friday at Mulberry Hill
Miss Florence Katherine Stoudt hosted a formal Friday luncheon at her parents home Mr and Mrs Michael Stoudt Mulberry Hill The guest list included Marian Thomas of Washington DC a Miami University student and others home from college for vacation visits Guests enjoyed sweet peas and afternoon bridge with music by Virginia Reese and Ruth Buchman A gift was given to Miss Thomas by the hostesses party included Elizabeth Plum Betty Jane Spybey Ruth Buchman Florence Katherine Stoudt Isabel Johnson and Marian Thomas among others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Katherine Stouat
Michael Stoudt
Mulberry Hill
Staud
Guesi
Marian Thomas
Wasolington
D. C
Miami University
Fayo
Virginia Reese
Ruch Buchman
Miss Thomas
Elzabeth Plum
Martha Eirn
Betty Jane Spybey
Denison University
Ruth Buchman
Wittenberg College
Florence Katherine Stoudt
Isabel Johnson
Girl Scout Troop Forms at Warm Springs Foundation
Warm Springs Foundation in Georgia gains a nine member Girl Scout troop led by Miss Elizabeth Skelton a physiotherapist on staff. Some members transfered from their hometowns for treatment and wish to continue scouting. The group is officially registered as Number 1 Warm Springs with all members now Tenderfoots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs Foundation
Georgia
Elizabeth Skelton
Foundation
Warm Springs
Miss Skelton
Rist
Newton
Mass
Girl Scout
Card Supper Group Meets At Mrs Clayton Home
Mrs Henry W Clayton planned an evening of cards at 522 North Columbus Street on January 31. Trophies in the bridge game went to Mrs Otto Rodacker and Mrs Clayton. Eight people attended including four guests led by Mrs Harold Horn of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Clayton
North
Columbus Street
Otto Rodovker
Clayton
Harold Horn
Columbus
Otto Rodacker
Merritt Bruney
Albert Mason
Cerl Baumes
Thomas Bock
Robert Mechler
Richard Hyde
Grace Reformed Church Women Meet At Mrs Friesner Home
Willing Workers class of Grace Reformed church met Friday night at 122 East King Street with Mrs F D Friesner. Ora Macklin presided at the business session. A small offering was taken. Mrs O R Hughes and Mrs Launderbaugh planned games with prizes won by Mrs W K Blazer and Mrs A F Haramel. Twenty one people attended including guests Mrs Gearse Gearhart and Mrs F R Bookwalter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed Church
F. D. Friesner
East King Street
Friamer
Ora. Macklin
R Hughes
Launderbaugh
W. K. Blazer
A. F. Haramel
Gearse Gearhart
F. R. Bookwalter
Urger oF PARENTS Mr. Td Moulton Weekend Visit
Mr. Td Moulton will spend the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moulton at East Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Td Moulton
Walter Moulton
East Broad Weet
White china returns to formal table setting trends
New York reports a shift toward white glass and plain china after years of colorful, festive tableware. Hosts mix pale florals with white for formality while informal meals keep lighter color touches. The piece notes a rise in early American glass reproductions and varied colored pottery for individual courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Quina
Glass
America
Bridge-Supper Club Hosts Evening at Basil Home
Sims hosted the Bridge-Supper Club on January 30 at Basil home. Top score trophies went to Mrs. Ross Cline, Verne Giesys, and J Park Torrence. Twelve members joined for late supper. Mr. and Mrs. Don Layer of Basil will entertain the club on February 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everitt. Sims
Basil
Ross Cline
Verne Giesys
J. Park Torrence
Don Layer
Elks Club Business Social Meeting and Trophy Scores
The Women's Club of the Elks held a business social gathering in the Elks Home rooms Friday afternoon. Bridge and euchre followed the business portion with trophies awarded to Mrs. Earl Birch Mrs. Roy Blazer Mrs. Frank Greens in bridge and to Mrs. Ruth Friend Mrs. Ella Webster and Mrs. D. Altfater in euchre. East Hillside Literary Society plans its winter banquet for February 4 at The Georgian with guests assembling at 6 30 p.m. Scout Troop MEEES Girl Scouts of Troop One met at St. Peter's Lutheran church with tender foot tests completed and the goodnight circle closing the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Club of the Elks
Elks
Earl Birch
Roy Blazer
Frank Greens
Ruth Friend
Ella Webster
D. Altfater
East Hillside Literary Society
MEEES
Girl Scouts
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Goodnight Circle
Motoring Trio From California Plans Lancaster Visit
Mr and Mrs John F Bininger and Miss Alice McAnespie traveling from Los Angeles will arrive in Lancaster Sunday after a month away. They visited Edward Blair and family. McAnespie was hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry Wathier of Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
John F. Bininger
Alice McAnespie
Los Angeles
Lancaster
Bininger
Edward Blair
McaAnespie
Harry Wathier
Luncheon and Bridge Event Hosted by Mrs Gayman
Mrs C P Gayman of Canal Winchester invited a guest group to a play and luncheon at the Corwin Inn with eighteen at the table. Top score trophy in bridge went to Mrs Robert Holley. Guests included Mrs L P Morehead and other named attendees. Plans discussed for a Valentine party on February 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Gayman
Canal Winchester
Corwin Inn
Gayman
East Waterloo Street
Robert Holley
L. P. Morehead
Groveport
Collis G. Lane
Gould H. Ayers
Robert Wesley
Paul Smith
O. W. Jepsen
Pail Weber
Nora Huston
Rainbow Auxiliary Benefit Party Noted for Success
Rainbow Auxiliary to the Rainbow Veterans held a January 13 benefit at the K C O M Hall with diversion games and top trophies donated by Lancaster merchants. Proceeds added to the auxiliary fund for welfare work. Committee: Mrs. Bernard Keating, Mrs. Marguerite Waites, Mrs. Paul Crook, Mrs. Everett Mace, Mrs. Virgil Haines, Mrs. Edward Kleinhenz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow
K. C. O. M. Hall
Ganes
Lancaster Merchants
Bernard Keating
Marguerite Waites
Paul Crook
Everett Mace
Virgil Haines
Edward Kleinhenz
Hard Times Party Planned For Group
Miss Katherine Brenner hosted a card club gathering on Thursday with sixteen guests. Attendees included Elsie Weightlitter Edith Thompson Helen Kent Mary Hyle Lucy Grimm and others as the group fared in bridge favors won by Carrie Oberdorfer Ralph Ballmer Elizabeth Kent Helen Kent and Clarence Spires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Brenner
Elsie
Frankie Weightlitter
Edith Thompson
Helen Kent
Mary Hyle
Lucy Grimm
Clarence Spires
Frederick Graf
Ralph Piper
Carrie Oberdorfer
Ralph Ballmer
Elizabeth Kent
Alxtesn
Carrie Obverdorter
Evening Card Club Hosts Bridge Night at Rabe Home
The Evening Card Club met Friday at Mrs. Frank W. Rabe’s home on East Main Street for bridge. Trophies were won by Mrs. Frank Creene, Mrs. Rabe, and Mrs. Jack Florey. supper followed. Mrs. Frank Greene will host again February 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mambere
Frank W. Rabe
East Main Street
Frank Creene
Rabt
Jack Florey
Prank Greene
Club Hiesteve
Supper Bridge At Tea Room
Miss Esther Pegg hosted a card club at Pur cell Tea Room on January 31. The event featured bridge play and late supper with eight covers. Score trophies went to Miss Lucille Mercer and Miss Almedy Whiley for the club group and to Miss Helen Webb among guests. Guest players included Miss Dorothy Ward Miss Helen Webb and Mrs Harry Clover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Pegg
East Main Street
Purcell Tea Room
Lucille Mercer
Almedy Whiley
Helen Webb
Dorothy Ward
Harry Clover
Evening Bridge Club Hosts At Two Homes
Mrs Dudley Bookwalter entertained her card group at her sister Miss Flo Brown’s home on Green Castle Road. Bridge was played and trophies awarded to Mrs Russell Haines and Mrs Leon Wolford. Miss Edith Thompson to host February seventh. Ethel Walter to host New Era Club February fourth at North Cherry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Bookwalter
Greencastle Road
Flo Brown
East Wheeling Street
Russell Haines
Leon Wolford
Edith Thompson
Ethel Walter
New Era Club
North Cherry Street
Wisconsin bridge players shine at national tourney in Chicago
The article notes a large Wisconsin turnout for the national bridge tournament in Chicago, with Madison player Artur Grou illustrating a complex grand coup. It recounts a specific hand where declarer, after losing initial tricks, executes a sequence involving trumps, overtrumps, and careful discards to force the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trump
Sec.eury
Wistonsit
Chicago
Wesconsin Plyers
Wisconsin
Union
Muwukse
Artur Grou
Madison
Mike
Card Play Mirage in Four Heart Contract
East cashed the king and ace of spades under the four heart contract. He then executed a sharp switch by playing the ace of dine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soruth
East
Informal Party Hosts Friday at Rising Home
Mr and Mrs F Russell Rising and their sons George and Richard hosted a Friday night informal gathering at 224 East Fifth Avenue. Columbus guests included the Columbus Academy basketball team, coaches and wives, plus interested parents. A buffet supper fed about thirty five attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Russell Rising
George
Richard
Rising
East Fifth Avenue
Columbus
Columbus,Academy
Quietly Observe Wedding Date Quietly Observe Wedding Date
Mr and Mrs Jacob Stebelton near Amanda quietly observe the fiftieth second anniversary of their marriage on January thirtieth. They are parents of seven children Denver Amanda Granville Cocoanut Grove Florida Boyd and Mrs Homer Waites with many nearby relatives and forty two grandchildren and four great grandchildren listed among kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Stebelton
Amanda
Denver Stebelton
Granville Stebelton
Cocoanut Grove
Florida
Boyd Stebelton
Homer Waites
Oren Shumaker
Roy Gardner
Canal Winsuesitr
Harley Creiglow
Bas
Jackson Day banquet ticket committee named for sale
The Jackson Day banquet committee at the high school announces members handling ticket sales. The long list includes Ed Moore as chairman and many others such as Herb Nester D C Matz P F Hanaway Nebel Cohen and Roy Schultz among numerous delegates and volunteers from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Febsuce Ltd
Ed. Moore
Herb Nester
D. C. Matz
P. F. Hanaway
Nebel Cohen
Wm. Mertz
Harley Kragey
Roy Schultz
Edward Schaffner
Stanley Davis
E. D. Anseshensky
Grover Dumm
Frank Bardos
John White
Russell Cunningham
Mamie Butcher
J. F P
J. G. Shaw
John Christy
Jesse Crites
Chas. McDonald
Herbert Ruff
Kenneth Gresno
Wm. Merte
Dareley Woodheard
Great Wall Construction Dates and Materials
A historical note states the Great Wall began by Chin Stish around 200 BCE and was built with brick and stone. It further claims ten years were required to complete a section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Great Wall
Chin Stish
B. C
Marriage Licenses and Court Filings in Lancaster Area
Marriage between Liviensa Jerry Maher Jr and Myrna Iona Arnold on file with Rt. Rev Monsignor D P Qualley. Answer and cross petition by Ol ia Deffenbaugh claiming 6472 on judgment in Farmers and Citizens Bank vs Edson MetSler and others filed in common pleas court. Deffenbaugh attorney listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liviensa
Jerry Maher, Jr
Lancaster
Myrna
Iona Arnold
D. P. Qualley
Olia Deffenbaugh
Common ‘Pleas Court
Farmers and Citizens Bank
Edson
MetSler
Vei OW
Datfenbauch
Divorce Granted in Common Pleas Court Custody Awarded
Henry Lee Smith gains divorce from Lusy Smith on grounds of cross neglect and receives custody of the child. William C. Mertz filed the journal entry with the clerk of courts. Attorney Charles H. Drinkie appears for Mr. Smith. In Chicago on February 1 J H Loeve Enhart president of Traders Investment Co killed H P Grossman in his office then killed himself after a reported business dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Henry Lee Smith
Lusy Smith
Clerk of Courts
William C. Mertz
Charles H. Drinkie
Smith
Chicago
J. H. Loeveenhart
Traders Investment Company
H. P. Grossman
Grossman
Paris beauty chart matches hair to face shape
Paris hair expert maps a chart guiding women to tailor styles to forehead width cheekbone prominence and face length. For each profile from low brows to high narrow foreheads the guide suggests center or side parts curls waves and brow shaping to enhance height and balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris P
Mariene Dietrich
Rotary Youth Program Planned for Lancaster Meeting
Capt. R. A. Hastings and Coach Fred B. Wallace will lead the Lancaster Rotary club dinner at Hotel M on Monday evening. The youth work topic remains unspecified. The club bulletin cites Chief Justice Weygandt on youth crime and cites Bergen Norway film production data to contextualize youth issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Hastings
Fred B. Wallace
Lancaster Rotary Club
Hotel
M Tens
Rotary Club
Carl Weygandt
Lancaster
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MM. E. Shuch
Mumraugh
Ernnest Fosnaugh
Lawrence Swinchart
Mayme Shipley
Gertrude Kern
E.R. Dewell
Edward Laver
Pattle Laver
Ward-Belmont
Ward-Belmont College
Nashville
Tennessee
Maramor
Edwin Ven Deusen Selden, Jr
Dorothy Frits
James H McFee
Helen Wedd
Terpieces
Baerola
Benchley
Tresearch Club
J. D. Parish
Wheeling Street
PTA
Tneeachers
Berne Union School
Beme Union P. T. A
Tre
R. B. Duke
Ruth Eckert
Helen Deeds
Miss Morehart
Chil«cote
Gladys Beery
Mary Kohler
Elizabeth Weakley
Edith Sifrit
Hanna
Hazel Dupler
Mss Guy
Louise Rubie
Mrs. Marshall
Elizabeth Rubie
Merril Federer
W. F. Doster
Will Matheny
BTA
William E. McKenney
Wmfe. McKenney
West
Declarer
Flo
Hearta
Déctarer
Aki
Ron
Val
la Fous
N.T
Pace
Paris
Rotarians
Bergen
Norway
The
United States
Reed’s
E. P. Lother Hess Liniment Co
Circleville, Ohio
Queen Beauty Shop
Kresge
Salyers Studio
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