Combs and Blazer Wed in Lancaster Marriage
Announcement of the February 28, 1936 wedding of Helen Miller Combs and George O. Blazer. The ceremony at 2:30 PM at the First M E Church parsonage North High Street was read by Dr. Wham Grant Sevman. The bride, a Parkersburg, West Virginia native, has a notable voice and local music ties. The groom is a former Ohio State University student and Phi Delta Kappa member, now a jewelry salesman. The couple, with Evelyn Jean Blazer and Barbara Combs, planned a week’s visit with Blazer’s father in Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Miller Combs
George O. Blazer
Wham Grant Sevman
M. E
North High Street
Wivr
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Lancaster Music Club
Activi Vas
Blazer
N. T Blazer
East Wheeling Street
Ohio State University
Ohio Theta Chapter
Phi D Kappa Fraternity
Evelyn Jean Blazer
Barbara Combs
Alpha Club Program Soused by February Meeting
Alpha Club members gathered at Miss Catherine Gillespie’s home on 323 South High Street for a February 28 program. Miss Mary Margaret Nye spoke on State Parks and Forests, their purchase and history while Mrs Ralph E. Crook described Commercial Aviation and its mail and freight role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Gillespie
Alpha Literary Club
South High Street
Mary Margaret Nye
Ralph E. Crook
Miss Gillespie
Lulu Gillespie
Charles Badger
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Patriotic Group Plans Program at Armory
The Daughters of Union Veterans and a guest group were entertained Friday night at the Armory with a special program organized by the patriotic instructor. The event commemorated the birthday anniversaries of Lincoln, McKinley and Washington. Lunch was served during the special hour to about forty attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans
Armory
Lincoln
McKinley
Washington
Women Elks Club Plans St Patrick Party and Awards
The Women’s Club of the Elks met Friday at the Elks Home for business and social plans. They scheduled a pot-luck St Patrick’s Party for March 13 at six thirty. Bridge and euchre were played. scores awarded to Mrs. Frank Greege, Mrs. Earl Birch and Mrs. Roy Blazer. Euchre favors went to Mrs. Ella Webster, Mrs. George P. Kauffman and Mrs. Irvin Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Club of the Elks
Elks
St. Patricks
Prank Greege
Earl Birch
Roy Blazer
Ella Webster
George P. Kauff~tan
Invin Johnson
Codner couples mark fiftieth wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs W M Codner of Canal Winchester celebrate fifty years of marriage with a family dinner and open house at their West Mound Street home on Sunday March first They have one daughter Mrs All L Weiser and four grandchildren Don Dick William and Ann Weiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Codner
Canal Winchester
West Mound’ Street
All L. Weiser
Don, Dick, William
Ann Weiser
Card Supper Club Meets at Forest Rose Home
Mrs Dyvight Boerstler hosted an evening Pedro card party Friday at her Forest Rose Avenue home. Prizes went to Mrs George Quirk and Mrs Lloyd Foore. A late supper for eight included guest Mrs Quirk. Miss Regina Fink will host again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyvight Boerstler
Pedro Club
Forest Rose Avenue
George Quirk
Lloyd Foore
Regina Fink
Aus
Meeting Planned At Mamaugh Memorial
Elizabeth Sherman Reese chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will hold the March meeting in the Mamaugh Memorial. The program features a paper by Mrs Albert Henry on Our Patriotic Songs and Their History. Miss Margaret Holcombe the Regent will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Sherman Reese
Daughters of the American Revoluion
Mamaugh Memorial
Albert Henry
Margaret Holcombe
Regeant
Bridge hand analysis reveals successful diamonds and spades play
The hand shows declarer winning with the ace of diamonds, discarding a diamond on a spade lead, and executing a series of finesses and discards. Dummy remains strong in clubs while East protects hearts and clubs, leading to declarer securing the final diamonds and clubs to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Declarer
Bast
Dumy
East
West
House of Spades
Rigidly Stylized Bleakness Doom Ultra Modern Vogue
Mrs. James C. Rogerson argues modern youth and decor suppress individuality through ultra modern design. She recalls a livable 1836 drawing room showing balance of art, furniture across periods, and the need for personal touch in homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer
New York
James C. Rogerson
Rogerson
Mirs. Rogerson
Architectural League of New York
Hawaii
Local school programs feature Tuberculosis awareness and Red Cross class
Liberty Union school hosts the film Contacts showing how Christmas Seals funds alleviate tuberculosis. The event, under Tuberculosis and Health Association, boosts pin sales and marks the county’s best year for bangle pin proceeds. A William Tell screening draws large crowds. Red Cross First Aid class, led by Mrs. Ida R. Fletcher, begins with scouts support and runs ten weeks toward a Washington DC certificate. Fifth grade poster on New Amsterdam and a Dutch theme rounds out weekly activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuberculosis and Health Association
Fone
Eyman
RED Cross
Ida R. Fletcher
Lancaster
American Red Cross
Liberty Union School
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Camp Fire
Washington, D. C
New Amsterdam
Peter Stuyvesant
Senior Scholarship Test Set For Lancaster High March 28
The senior scholarship test for county high school seniors will be held Saturday March 28 at Lancaster High. Eligible students include the top 35 percent or those senior students recommended by principals. The exam covers five subject groups including Mathematics English American and English literature Special Science History and Language concepts. Names listed as planning to take the test include Marvine Muller Les Glauser Enoch Broyles Geraldine Roley Ralph McDaniel Harriet Welker Dorothy Geiger Margaret DeLong and Denna Crist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster High
Lancaster
Ature
Ohio
Marvine Muller
Les Glauser
Enoch Broyles
Geraldine Roley
Ralph McDaniel
Harriet Welker
Dorothy Geiger
Margaret DeLong
Denna Crist
Peters Family Returns From East Trip
Mrs Henry B Peters Mai Hill Mrs Charles B Whiley and Mrs Philp R Peters Wheeling Hill are home from a two week stay in New York City. Mr Philip R Peters visited Williams College in Massachusetts with his son Pluip Peters and Mrs Washington Peters stayed in Connecticut visiting Miss Carolyn Peters at the Ethel Walker School and Henry Charles Peters at Hotchkiss School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Peters
Mai
Philip R. Peters
New York
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Pluip Peters
Connecticut
Carolyn Peters
Ethel Walker School
Sinvany
Henry Charles Peters
Hotchkiss School
Luncheon Planned by Parents League at The Georgian
The March meeting of the Parents League will be held the afternoon of the second at The Georgian. A luncheon at one, a business session and an address are on the program. Guest speaker will be Mrs Henry Nelson Rose of East Mulberry Street. president Mrs Charles H Drinkle will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parents’ League
Twins Honored At Informal Party For Beverages
Ruth and Robert Beverage twins of Mr and Mrs Clyde M Beverage celebrated their tenth birthday with an informal party at 124 Wilson Avenue. The event featured level games, a lighted cake, supper at 6 30 and gifts from ten guests. Fidelity Circle hosts a meeting on Monday March second at Mrs Charles Flemings 606 Eastwood Ave at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Robert Beverage
Clyde M. Beverage
Wilson Avenue
Hhower
Fidelity Circle
Charles Flembing
Eastwood Ave
Dinner Hostess Mrs. G. E. Wolford to Welcome New Era Club
Mrs. G. E. Wolford will be hostess to the New Era Club at her Maple Street home Tuesday evening. She invites members to dinner at six followed by the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Wolford
New Era Club
Maple Street
Hair Goes Casual For Easter Styles And Easy Care
Advance fashion notes predict a casual Easter coiffure with soft curls and brushed waves unspruced by frequent setting. Focus is on flattering foreheads and faces, healthy scalp, and hair that shines with vitality through brushing and possible oil treatments before spring.
Birthday Party Compliments for Margaret Hall
Mrs Henry Hall hosted a surprise party at 425 Gatfield Avenue for daughter Margaret on her February birthday. Guests included Frances Dindore Jessie Dindore Anna Olvis Betty Irvin Mildred Bowling Opal Alvis Leora Yantes and others with Raymond Webb Vernon Robison Robert Goodman Farl Abell Dale Freese Eugene Hall and Mr and Mrs Henry Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hall
Margaret
Hall
Gatfield Avenue
Frances Dindore
Betty Irvin l
Earl Abell
Es Frances Dindore
Jessie Dindore
Anna Olvis
Betty Irvin
Mildred’ Bowling
Opal Alvis
Leora Yantes
Messers
Raymond Webb
Vernon Robison
Robert. Goodman
Far] Azbell
Dale Freese
Eugene Hall
Margaret Hall
Mrs N B Nunemaker Ends Cleveland Visit in Canal Winchester
Mrs N B Nunemaker of Cleveland Ohio finishes a three week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs George W Smith in Canal Winchester. Friends and kin always make her visits at her old home happy events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Nunemaker
Cleveland
Ohio
George W. Smith
Canal Winchester
Club Date Change For Progressive Literary Group
Mrs. E. L. Miskell will host the Progressive Literary Club Tuesday afternoon at Purcell Tea Room instead of Wednesday as previously scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. LL. Miskell
Progressive Literary Club
Purcell Tea Room
February Meeting of Church Class Daughters of Honor
The Daughters of Honor Class of the First M. D. Church met in the Mumraugh Memorial on Friday night for the February business session. Mrs. Ernest Fosnaugh led the brief meeting after the devotional period and an amateur program with contests followed. Refreshments were served by Miss Alice Dille Miss Elizabeth Beatty Miss Mable Evans and Mrs. Ford Getz. Invited guests included Miss Loretta Finley Miss Helen Eyman Miss Edna Beougher and Miss Irene Nusser. A company of twenty attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Honor
M. D
Mumraugh Memorial
Ernest Fosnaugh
Alice Dille
Elizabeth Beatty
Mable Evans
Ford Getz
Loretta Finley
Helen Eyman
Edna Beougher
Irene Nusser
Meeting of Study Club at Mrs Randolph Conrad Home
The Home Study Club met with Mrs Randolph Conrad on Wednesday evening March 4 at her residence on North Columbus Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Randolph Conrad
North Columbus Street
East Hillside Literary Society Meeting Seeks Mrs Nixon
Members of the East Hillside Literary Society plan a gathering with Mrs Gurney Nixon next Tuesday evening March 3 at her home located 114 Tennant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Hillside Literary Society
Rushville Grange hosts Womanness Wedding cast event
Members of Richland Grange and Rushville sponsors entertained the cast of The Womanness Wedding at Richland Grange Hall. The 130 attendees enjoyed informal games contests and a late lunch in a warm community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Grange
Rushville
Richland Grange Hall
SRR
Paris fashion show blends tailored suits with peasant styling
Paris reports describe Creed adding dressier models to classic suits with imported English fabrics and tweed textures. Enzel’s show leans toward peasant inspired sportswear with two tone tones and built up oxfords while Chicago notes a push to replace Julius Caesar with modern novels in schools, urging more personal accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
New York
Charles Ae
Chicago
Fulius Caesar
Washburne
Syracuse University
Progressive Education Association
Caesar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helen M. Combs
G. 0. Blazer
Alpha Club
William E. McKenney
WSL
E. McKenney
American Bridge League
Winfield Laggett, Jr
Tom Manning
Dupheate
Soath Wesp
Pasa
Qins Land
W. Vail
North
South
Hater
Knos
Kist
Lester Jasiosz
Vs. Rogerson
American Institute ‘of Decorators
Liberty Union School News
William Tell
L. A
Switzerland
Markmanshi
League
Anogine Carpenter
Rainbow Room
Salyers Studio
W. Main Street
THE
Civic Loan CO
S. Broad St
L. H. Welch, Pres
Allmays
Creed
England
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