January Wedding Announced in Michigan
Announcement from Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Alten of Hors Mil Sugar Grove announces the marriage of their daughter Ruby to Lester Richards of Flint Michigan. The ceremony occurred January 17 1936 at Davison Michigan with attendants Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Richards. The bride is a Berne Union High School graduate and the couple will reside in Flint Michigan where Mr Richards works for Buick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Alten
Hors Mil
Sugar Grove Road
Ruby
Lester Richards
Flint
Michigan
Davison
Lewis Richards
Richards
Berne Union High School
Sugar Grove
Buick Motor Company
Hostess Friday At Bridge Tea At Purcell Tea Room
Mrs L Keller hosted a card club at the Purcell Tea Room inviting guest Mrs A M Kelley. Afternoon tea at 4 30 was planned with eight attendees and trophies awarded to Mrs Kelley and Mrs B J Moody.
Informal Club Hosts Fr iday Gathering With Contests
Members of the H G Ly Club George Hartman North Maple St planned a pleasant meeting. Three clever contests awarded to Miss Fannie Coss and Mrs George Belhorn. Hostess and date for next gathering to be announced. The Kings Daughters class met Thursday afternoon with Mrs Dora Leaderbaugh. Devotional included hymn scripture reading fifth chapter of Matthew by Mrs Mabel and prayer by Mrs Lenora Aner. Plans for annual chicken supper in March. Readings by Mrs Joseph Crane and contests planned with favors to Miss Dell Miesse. Refreshments by hostess committee Dora Lauterbaugh Olive Snider and Ida Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.G
George Hartman
Maple St
Fannie Coss
George Belhorn
King's Daughters
Maps Street
Dora, Leaderbaugh
Mabel
Lenora
Play With Club Hosts Honor At Evening Meeting
Miss Mary Jo Mithoff Miss Helene Rohrer Ava Bryce Keller and others joined the Kilbur entertained group as Miss Carrie Oberdorfer Mithoff and Minnie Grove received bridge trophies. Upper tables were set for a twelve person company and Mrs. John Sprague will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jo Mithoff
Helene Rohrer
Ava
Bryce Keller
Marie Kilburser
Carrie Oberdorfer
Mithoff
Minnie Grove
John Sprague
Supper Bridge Club Event Honors Bridges Score Winners
Members of a bridge club met Friday night at Miss Edith Thompson’s home at 610 East Mulberry. A covered dish supper at seven preceded trophy awards for Mrs. Dudley Bookwalter, Mrs. Glenn Nusser and Miss Dorothy Leonard. Mrs. Glenn Nusser to host February 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Thompson
East Mulberry Street
Dudley Bookwalter
Glenn, Nusser
Dorothy Leonard
Glenn Nusser
Luncheon Bridge Club Meets at The Georgian
A Friday bridge club gathered at The Georgian for luncheon at one o clock. Eight players joined the contract game in the afternoon with top trophies awarded to Mrs. Charles Radcliffe and Mrs. Ben B Dolson. Mrs. Bess W. Maccracken served as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Radcliffe
Ben B Dolson
Bess
W. Maccracken
Mrs Regan Hosts Evening Bridge At Mithoft Inn
Mrs Francis Regan of South Broad Street invited her card club to an evening bridge at the Mithoft Inn in Rosebank on February 6. Dinner was served at seven with bridge to follow. Top scores went to Mrs Walter Wolfe and Mrs Frank McDevitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Regan
South Broad ‘Street
Mithoft Inn
Rosebank
Fight
Ridge
Walter Wolfe
Frank McDevitt
Visitors Return From Florida Trip to Lancaster
Mr Herbert Belhorn son of Mr and Mrs William Belhorn Chestnut Hill and Mr John VanGundy son of Mr and Mrs A B VanGundy North Columbus plan to arrive in Lancaster today or Sunday from a month in Florida. They toured St Petersburg and other points of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Herbert Belhorn
William ‘Belhorm
Chestnut Hill
John’ van
Gundy
Bof
A.B. van
Columbus
Lancaster
Florida
St. Petersburg
Mathematicians Estimate Bridge Hand Possibilities
Secretary William E McKenny of the American Bridge League notes that 635003 and 50600 different bridge hands exist for four hands of 13 cards each. He explains the vastness of combinations, saying 3954 followed by 18 zeros for a single hand and 5364 followed by 25 zeros for four hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
Dressing Table Lighting and Makeup Prep Tips
The article advises creating a well lit dressing table with daylight and regular lamp bulbs to illuminate the face evenly. It recommends organized storage, keeping cosmetics covered, and using finishing touches such as camel hair brushes and wax mascara for a polished look. It also covers brow brushing, powder pressing, and keeping containers sealed to prevent evaporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wood
Dinner Meeting of Federated Clubs Impresses Members
The Winter dinner of the City Federation of Women's Clubs in the First M E Church social room drew about one hundred attendees. Mrs William Gosling presided over an executive board meeting before dinner. Plans for a joint meeting with Rotary Kiwanis and Quota on March 16 were announced. The Federation will take over the sale of articles made by the blind, long run by the Tourist Club. A Lancaster Music Club group performed two pieces and Rev C F Randolph from St John's Episcopal spoke on Friendship, ending with a poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Kitty W- Beach
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Severith
First. M. E. Church
Federation
William ‘Gosling
Sesson
Rotary
Kiwanis
Rotarians
Gosling
Tthe Blind
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Lancaster Club
C. F. Randolph
St John's Episcopal Church
Randolph
David
Jonathan
Ruth
Naomi
Bridge Tea Guests At Mithoff Inn
An afternoon card club met at Mithoff Inn on February 6 with eight attendees including two guests Mrs O T Fleck enstein and Mrs Charles Mondriank. Mrs Irving Cook and Mrs Leon Slauson earned two favors in contract play. Tea was served in the late afternoon.
Seniors Host Basketball Dance at Lancaster High Gym
Lancaster High School seniors planned a gym dance on February 7 with 250 attendees. Hilltoppers provided music from 10 to 12 wearing white satin blouses sewn by girls under Miss Bertha Nafzger. Chaperones included EB Wilson, Ralph Crook, and several faculty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster High School
Paul Wenger
Ray Coleman
Vergene Wolfe
Ewing
Stanley Pratt
Repeat Play Tuesday at Snake Hollow School
The play given Thursday and Friday evening of this week at the Snake Hollow School will be repeated next Tuesday night February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snake Hollow
Valentine Party Delights Local Stitchers Group
Friendly stitchers and a small guest group enjoyed a Valentine party on Wilson Avenue. A six thirty supper was served and games were planned for the later eventing. Invitees included Mrs John Ziesler Mrs Ernest Deeds Mrs Will Delong Mrs George Prentiss and Mrs Bernard Keating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Avenue
Valentine Deeds
John Ziesler
Ernest Deeds
Alumnae Pick Matrix Speaker Beatrice Gould
Beatrice Blackmar Gould co editor of The Ladies Home Journal and her husband Bruce Gould have been chosen Matrix Speaker by Columbus Theta Sigma Phi alumnae. The event, likely in late April, expects about five hundred attendees at the formal dinner. Alumnae president Mrs. E Dale Lyons announces committee chair Ruth Busby Fuller will arrange music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Blackmar Gould
Bruce Gould
The
Ladies Home Journal
Columbus
Theta Sigma Phi
E. Dale Lyons
Ruth Busby Fuller
Pleasantville Road
Sorority Hosts Valentine Dance at Elks Home
Beta Theta chapter of Sigma Phi Gamma hosted the annual Valentine dance at the Elks Home on Friday night. Carl Wyeth and his Newark Ohio orchestra provided music from nine to twelve with a standout accordion performer. Mary Campbell social secretary and committee members organized the event for about 130 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Home
Beta Theta Chapter
Sigton Phi Gamma Sorority
Carl Wyeth
Newark
Ohio
Mary Campbell
Winifred Bender
Mary Frances MacFarland
Helen Poling
Mrs Boott Wilson Concludes Three Week Visit
Mrs Boott Wilson of Columbus has completed a three week visit with Mrs George Mithh off on Fast Wheeling Street. Old friends plan a series of informal gatherings and small amusements for her during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boott
Wilson
Columbus
George Mithhoff
Wheeling Street
Emmetsburg Mayor Wins Coal Standoff After Home Wooding
In Emmetsburg Iowa, Feb 8, George Varcoe threatened to chop a horse owned by the mayor if coal bills were not settled within two days. He cut an unoccupied house for firewood yesterday and hauled it away. The mayor had already sold the house months ago, ending the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmetsburg
George Varcoe
Varcoe
New Jersey National Guard Plans Grain Drop on Birds
Federal authorities invoked the New Jersey Department to assist starving birds. Two guard planes will lift 1 600 bags of grain early Tuesday in a bid to rescue snowbound bird refugees amid officials call it bombing practice. Wardens say the move could save thousands of birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neware
WN. J
New Jorsey
National Guard
Lancaster Dental Society Plans February Meeting
The Lancaster Dental Society scheduled its February gathering for the seventh at the Hotel Martens. A luncheon was served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Dental Society
Hotel Martens
Paris Hat Styles Showcase Colorful Spring Collection
Styles from Paris reveal an expansive hat collection with high crowns, uneven shapes, and varied materials like straws, leghorns, baku, felt, crocheted satin, and openwork wool tweed. Veils, flowers, ribbons, and bold color notes, including powder blue, illuminate diverse designs and two standout pieces feature black straw and bright green trim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Erate
Bourbon
Story League Meeting And Paris Fur Waistcoat Fashion Notes
Story League of Forest Rose will meet Monday night at Mrs Agnee Smiths Mulberry Burn home with a 7 30 start. The item describes a sleeveless fur waistcoat in pony or astrakhan fur, high neck with a turn over collar and two round button fastenings, worn over dresses or coats with belts and capes.
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Paris
Pony
Astrakhan
Mary Jame Mattox
Broad Street
Lancaster
Mps
Columbus
Florida
Daytona
Interesting Awards For Girl Scouts At Lancaster Court
An assembled group at Lancaster heard awards for Girl Scouts. First class badges went to Mary L Westhoven Emma Lou Steiner Glenda Messe Martha Fippin Carolyn Metcalf Nada Smith Jean Brown Janie Tschap pat Marie Black Betts Frasure and others. Second class awards were presented to Etta Burton Martha Strackman Baltimore Peggy Hamilton Mary L Boyce Eleanor Schneider Troop One Mary Margaret Poling Troop Three Joyce Gaffney Eloise Bateson Carolyn Metcalf Eileen Moore Dorothy Reeseman Geraldine Wright Jane Wilson Mary Jane Benson Winifred Moody Mary Soles Troop Four Marie Black Betty Prasure Peggy Swinehart Murderle McCandlish Bremen. Doctor Thomas Ashton showed moving pictures of Girl Scouts at Camp Bo and Lancaster scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Martha
Brey
Turner
Bremen
Etta Burton
Martha Strackman
Baltimore
Peggy Hamilton
Mary L
Boyce
Eleanor Schneider
Mary Margaret Poling
Joyce Gaffney
Eloise Bateson
Lou Steiner
Glenna Messe
Martha, Fippin
Carolyn Metcalf
Nada. Smith
Miesse
Nada ‘Smith
Jean. Brown
Janie ‘Tschappat
Marie
Black
Betts Frasure
Thomas Ashton
Camp Bo
Lancaster
Stuckeys Plan Slow South Tour Leaving Sunday
Mr and Mrs Willian F L Stuckey of Rosebank prepare a leisurely southern trip starting Sunday. They will visit numerous sites including New Orleans and settle for several weeks in Miami, planning a six to eight week vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian FL. Stuckey
Rosebank
South
New Orleans
Miami
The Truth About Diet and Child Nutrition
Dr Morris Fishbein warns that malnutrition in children stems from insufficient food or poor absorption and stresses that one quarter to one third of U S children are undernourished. He urges balanced meals with carbohydrates and vitamins, adequate sleep, and infection control to improve growth and reduce illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Fishbein
United States
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Pamner
Ruth Kern
Clionian Literary
Purcell Tea Room
North Hight St
William E. McKenney
Declarer
aKiwea
Todey
A. R. Metcalfe
Aktion
Voi Aks
Ali Vui
Wea
West
East
Federated Clubs
Valentine
C. G. Beaver
Lancaster Music Club
Lee O'Grady
Herman Balthaser
Dean Hickson
Ralph Oberdorfer
Catherine Crook
John McLain
Harry Cline
Phil Floyd
Frank E. Smith
Elgar
Gaines
Mithoff Inn
Dental Society
Story League
Ofber
Queen Beauty
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