Mr and Mrs Israel Fosnaugh Observe Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Israel Fosnaugh celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary with an open house at 810 Forest Rose Avenue. Relatives and friends visited, helped by their children and grandchildren, with guests from out of town including Mr and Mrs Edwin Ruff and other relatives from Bexley Columbus and Logan.
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Israel Fosnaugh
Forest Rose Avenue
Violet Bogstel
Edna Black
Eleanor Keller
Edwin Ruff
Bexley
W. P. Boystel
Frank Newberry
Frank
Columbus
Rey Amos Lyde
Hyde
Logan
New Frock Is Good Antidote for Winter Blues
EW YORK goes on about brightening winter wardrobes with silk and wool dresses. It suggests updating with pale creams, cinnamon tones, black crepes, printed silks, and colorful accessories to revive interest in clothes during post holiday season. It mentions beaver coats, Persian lamb, and bold color pairings, plus gloves, purses, and new fabric ideas inspired by Paris trends and Want Ad page prints.
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York
Paris
Miss Margaret Ruth Duncan Weds Harry D Awalt
Miss Margaret Ruth Duncan and Harry D Awalt were married Saturday January 4 1936 at Trinity Lutheran Church Amanda Ohio in a double ring ceremony by Rev J H Lutz. The couple reside near Lancaster and plan to live with the bride’s parents until spring.
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Margaret Ruth Duncan
Harry D
J. H Lutz
Trinity Lutheran Church
Amanda
Ohio
Russell Duncan
J. S. Awalt
Lancaster
Jeanette Roach
Dor Farmer
Awa O
Duncan
Thei
Wich
Awalt
Lancaster High School
Bridge Guests At The Georgian
Miss Doris Wilson of Sugar Grove invited her card club to an evening bridge game on January 4 at the Georgian on Broad Street in Wheeling. Trophies were awarded to Mrs F Hansley and Miss Mayme Biddie as part of the event. Late supper covers were laid for the twelve members.
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Doris Wilson
Sugar Grove
Wheeling Air
F. Hansley
Mayme Biddie
T. M. T. Club Holds All Day Quilting at Country Home
Mrs William Daubenmire hosted an all day quilting session for the T. M. T. Club at her country home with a noon pot luck lunch. The mystery box was won by Mrs. Harry Boring. Mrs. Wesley Daubenmire will host the next meeting.
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William Daubenmire
T. M. T. Club
Harry Boring
Wesley Daubenmire
Program Meeting Of Lancaster Music Club
Lancaster Music Club announces its January meeting at Mu Maugh Memorial at eight o clock. The program features selections by Cadman Dett Shepard performed by Halteman O Grady and Mc Cleery with topic by Ramyville. After-program hosts include Dunfee Stout Oberdorfer Keller and Shaeffer.
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Lancaster Music Club
Mumaugh
Charles W. Cadman
Nathaniel Dett
Arthur Shepard
Dorothy Halteman
Anna O'Grady
la Verne McCleery
Wilma Ramyville
Margaret Dunfee
Lucile Stout
Ethel Oberdorfer
Esther Keller
Kermmt Sitterly
Fred Shaeffer
Dinner Guests at Georgian Had Ohio Ties
Mrs Ella Whiler Slutz and Mr Ray Slutz former Lancaster residents with Mrs Miller, Dean Chubs of Ohio University and Mrs Chubb of Athens were dinner guests Saturday in The Georgian.
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Ella Whiler Slutz
Ray Slutz
Lancaster
Miller
Dean Chubs
Ohio University
Chubb
Athens
Kirn Daughters to Resume Studies at Stephens College
Miss Mary Elizabeth and Doroth Kirn daughters of Mr and Mrs Carl Kirn Miss Celesta Crum daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Crumbaker and Miss Tonise Kirn daughter of Mr and Mrs J Keller Kirn plan to leave tonight for Stephens College Columbia Missouri to resume their studies
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Mary Elizabeth
Doroth Kirn
Carl Kirn
Celesta Crumbaker
Herbert Crumbaker
Tonise ‘Kirn
J Keller Kirn Willeave
Stephens College
Columbia
Missouri
Intertains Club Plans Review Literature Meeting
Mrs J A Pfaoy will entertain members of the Review Literars club Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock at The Georgian.
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J. A Pfaoy Wil Entistan Scemibers
Review Literars
American Literary Club To Meet Tuesday Afternoon
Mrs. Frank Enck Jr will host the American Literary Club at her home 410 East Fifth Avenue Tuesday at two o clock. The Home Study Club will meet Wednesday night hosted by Mrs E R Jenkins at 610 East Fifth Avenue.
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Frank Enck, Jr
American Literary Club
East Fifth Avenue
E. R. Jenkins
Contract Club Meets Tonight In Lancaster And More
Lancaster contract club resumes weekly play this Monday at eight oclock at The Georgian. Royal Gleaners class of Fifth Avenue Church of Christ meets Tuesday at seven thirty with Mrs Milton Binder at 238 Union Street for a pot luck supper after the program. Elsie Davis and daughters visit Canal Winchester before dinner at Balmore. Mrs Andrew Fee and Pegsy Anne Newark visit Mrs Fee’s parents Mr and Mrs Charles J Snyder on East Chestnut Street. New Era club members meet January seventh at seven thirty with Mrs T B Singrey on West Wheeling Street. Helping Hand Society of Trinity Evangelical Church meets Tuesday night at Mrs Ada Luiz’s home on East Pair Avenue.
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Lancaster
Royal Gleaners
Fifth Avenue Church of Christ
Milton ‘Binder
Union Street
Andrew Fee
Pegsy Anne
Newark
Ohio
Fee
Charles J. Snyder
East Chestnut Street
New Era Club
T B Singrey
West Wheeling Street
Helping Hand Society of
Trinity Evangelical Church
Ada Luiz
East Pair Avenue
Junior Music Group Meets in Mumaugh Memorial
January meeting of the Junior Music Club was arranged for the fourth in Mumaugh Memorial. Miss Alice Mae Hickson led discussion on March Music with several program numbers including guitar and piano solos by named members. New member Miss Ruth Scholl was welcomed. guests Miss Mary Jane Martin and Miss Louise Mithoff attended. a taffy pull followed the program.
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Mumaugh Memorial
Alice Mae Hickson
Nola
Felix Ardat
Dana Mary Foling
Poldini
Hannah Thrash
Debussy
Dolores Hummel
Ruth Scholl
Clu
Mary Jane
Honor Guest At Birthday Party Honors Mr A H Ginder
Mr and Mrs Frank E Smith hosted a family dinner Saturday at their North Columbus Street home. Guests included Ms Smiths father Mr A H Ginder who observed his eighty fourth birthday anniversary on January fourth. Others present were Mrs William Gray Miss Mary Jane Gray Mrs Elizabeth Greene Mrs Carrie Simcox Miss Alice Simcox Mr and Mrs Smith Irvine and Neda Smith of Charleston West Virginia.
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Frank E Smith
North Columbus Street
Ms. Smith
A. H. Ginder
Ginder
William Gray
Mary Jane Gray
Charleston
West Virginia
Elizabeth Greene
Carrie Simcox
Alice Simcox
Smith
Irvine
Neda Smith
Concluding Vacations of Lancaster Young Girls
Among Lancaster girls finishing holiday breaks are Miss Jane Mattox daughter of Mr and Mrs Clyde Mattox who resumes studies at Mary Baldwin College Staunton Virginia and Miss Mary Kate Van Gundy a student in Southern Seminary Buong Vista Virginia Miss Jane Axline who spent two weeks with her parents Dr O G Axline and Mrs Axline expects to arrive at Rollins College Winter Park Florida today
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Lancaster
Jane Mattox
Clyde Mattox
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton
Virginia
Mary Kate van Gundy
Southern Seminary
Buong Vista
Jane Axline
O. G. Axiine
Axline
Rollins College
Winter Park
Florida
Faithful Followers Plan January Meeting at Graybill Home
The Faithful Followers of Sixth Avenue M. E. Church will meet January seventh at 7 30 PM at Mrs Marie Graybill 408 Garfield Avenue. Members are asked to assemble promptly.
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Sixth Avenue M. E
Marie Graybill
Garfield Avenue
Program meeting of the WCTU Tuesday at Mumaugh Memorial
The WCTU meeting is set for Tuesday afternoon January seventh at two o'clock in the Mumaugh Memorial. Rev. A E Yerry of the Church of God in Christian Union will be guest speaker. The president urges strong attendance.
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WCTU
Mumaugh
A. E Yerry
Church of God In Christian Union
Parents' League January Luncheon at The Georgian
The Parents' League holds its January meeting on Tuesday the seventh at The Georgian. A luncheon at one o'clock precedes a short program with guest speaker Miss Clara Hoyt. Mrs. Charles H. Drinkle will preside as president.
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Parents’ League
Clara Hoyt
Charles H. Drinkle
Back to School and Travel Plans Highlight Local News
Miss Caroline Peters returns to Ethel Walker School Simsbury Conn with her parents and Columbus friends. Philip Peters resumes Williams College Williamstown Mass while Henry Charles Peters attends Hotchkiss Lakeville Conn. Maple Street Church orchestra rehearses Tuesday at eight. John Van Gundy and Herbert Belhorn depart Tuesday for a month in St Petersburg Florida. Miss Elizabeth Plum Virginia Reese Martha Kirn and Betty Spybey return to Denison University Granville Ohio. Philathea Class meets January Tuesday at seven in Kings Daughters room.
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Caroline Peters
Philip R Peters
Columbus
Ethel Walker Schoo
Simsbury
Cann
Philip Peters
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Henry Charles Peters
Hotchkiss School
Lakeville
Conn
John van Gundy
Herbert Belhorn
St Petersburg
Florida
Elizabeth Plum
Virginia Reese
Martha Kirn
Betty Spybey
Denison University
Granville
Ohio
Philathea
Maple Street
Kings Daughters
Birth of Son Herbert Miller Jr At 514 Garfield Ave
Mr and Mrs Herbert Miller announce the birth of a son named Herbert Jr on January 5 at their home 514 Garfield avenue. Beta Theta chapter Soma Phi Gamma sorority will hold a business session tonight in the chapter room at seven forty five o'clock.
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Herbert Miller
Herbert, Jr
Garfield Avenue
Beta Theta Chapter
Soma Phi Gamma Sorority
Sever
Plans Voice Classes In Lancaster
Miss Clara Hoyt plans to teach voice in Lancaster during a year long stay with Miss Helen Gay. She previously led the Voice Department at Oklahoma City University for seven years and held a similar post at Upper Iowa University for six years.
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Clara Hoyt
Lancaster
Hoyt
Oklahoma City University
Upper Iowa University
Helen Gay
Northwestern University
Mary Peck Thompson
Arthur Burton
Chicago
Waco
Charles Norman Granville
Actress Stresses Good Posture in Winterset Spotlight
Margot, praised for her role in Winterset, credits posture training in Mexico with shaping her poise. She keeps head erect to use neck muscles and avoids high heels, saying low shoes boost energy. Her daily routine includes long hair brushing, dry sham shampoo with cornmeal and orms root, then wrapping and brushing again.
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Margot
Mexico
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A brief description notes a woman washing her face with soap and water, then applying a milk lotion powder base lipstick and powder while never using rouge.
Milk in the Adult Diet Holds Steady
Dietitians urge adults to drink at least half a pint of milk daily citing milk as a cheap protein calcium and phosphorus source. Recipes like soups creamed vegetables and scalloped dishes can boost intake with canned and powdered milk aiding busy households.
Newark Man In Charge Of FERA Activities Here
Fred Cook resigns as FERA director for Coshocton county effective January fifteenth. James R. Allen takes over county administration from Newark, previously directing work in Licking and Fairfield counties. The consolidation aims to reduce and liquidate FERA activities. Cook expected to be placed in WRA headquarters.
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Newark
FERA
Columbus
Relef
Fred Cook
Coshocton
James R. Allen
Licking
Fairfield
Cook
WRA
Shooting stage is reached in Cincinnati lion hunt
Cincinnati dispatch reports the Eastern Hamilton county lion hunt reaching action after William Holtke police shot the beast near Dr. Harry Miller’s hog pen, crippling it. Camargo Hunt Club fox hounds may track the animal’s bloody trail. A former tent show worker recalls two decrepit pumas released by a New Rich Mond carnival last spring.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
William Holtke
Holtke
Harry Miller
Fox
Camargo Hunt Club
New Richmond
Lebanon
Ohio
Free Vicks Cold Control Trial Aids Mothers
Free trial packages of Vicks Cold Control Aids are being distributed to mothers in the area. The program includes Vicks VapoNet and VapoTub, plus information on following Vicks Plan for Better Control of Colds. Tests in three clinic series over three years with 14 702 people show fewer and milder colds and a 40.20 percent reduction in school absence for children following the plan.
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Vicks
Vicks Cards
Ren
Wicks
Mitten St
Greesboro
Rettin
Msl
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