Pythian Sisters Install Officers At January Meeting
Pythian Sisters arranged their annual officer installation for January sixth in the K of P rooms on South Broad Street. The new slate includes Gladys Krepps as Past Chief, Grace Cole as Most Excellent Chief, Georgia Turner as Excellent Senior, Dorcas Wright as Excellent Junior, Eva Glassford as Manager of the Temple, Ela Webster as Mistress of Records and Correspondent, Beulah Fadner as Mistress of Finance, Emme Pairan as Protector, Catherine Pairan as Guard of the Outer Temple, Martat Biter and Elizabeth Burden as Trustees, Amela Abram as Grand Representative, Elizabeth Burden as Alternate, Julia Motschpia Dust as Captain of Degree Team, and Gladys Krepps as Press Correspondent. Lunch followed the ceremony with a decorated table in the social room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Friedine
Amelia Abram
Barbara Gehlert
Gladys Krepps
Grace Cole
Georgia Turner
Dorcas Wright
Eva Glassford
Ela Webster
Beulah Fadner
Emme, Pairan
Outer Temple
Catherne Pairan
Martat Biter
Elzabeth Burden
Amela Abram
Elizabeth Burden
Julia Motschpia Dust
Eva Grlassford
Tressa Jultz
Floy Lytle
Hostess Monday At Bridge Tea Delights local club at home
Mrs. C. M. Crumley hosted the Monday bridge club at 720 North Columbus street for an afternoon of play. Trophies were worn by Mrs. Fred Holland and Mrs. Charles Zarbaugh, with a guest trophy awarded to Mrs. Ben Smith. Tea was served in the living room as the club awaits Mrs. Schumacher to host next. January twentieth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Crumley
North
Columbus Street
Fred Holland
Charles Zarbaugh
Ben Smith
William Schumacher, Sr
Dinner Guests At Tea Room In Dumontville Card Club
Miss Flora Foster hosted her card club at Purcell Tea Room on January six. Guests included Ralph Trout Miss eye Miller and Miss Genevieve Miller with prizes awarded to Mrs D B Doughtsairs Prank B Seth and Ruth Harris. A party of twelve attended. Dumontville Ladies Aid Society meets Thursday with Mrs Celvin Miller and asks members to bring needles and thimbles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Foster
Mulberry
Ralph Trout
Eye Miller
Purcell Tea Room
D-B-Doughtsairs
Seth
Ruth Harris
Genevieve Miller
Ladies Aid Society of
Dumontville
Celvin Miller
Study Club Meeting At Rosebank Home
January program of the Juancaster Laterary Cina's Study Club held at Mrs. D. D. Schurtz home in Rosebank featured nine papers including Poelam and Pottery by Mrs. Harry Davis and Persian Rugs by Miss Alice Champion. Dr Frances Trout to host January twentieth at her East Chestnut Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laterary Cina
D. D. Schurtz
Rosebank
Harry Davis
Alice Champion
Frances Trout
East Chestnut Street
Bridge Supper Guests and Winners at East Mulberry
Wiss Mary Margaret Top ill hosted a Monday bridge party at 636 East Mulberry Street inviting Miss Mary Smith and Miss Dorothy Leonard. Bridge trophies went to Mrs. John J. Shonk, Mrs. Ralph E. Shonk, and Miss Mary Lawrence with Miss Smith receiving the guest favor. Late supper followed in the living room. Miss Anna Gordon will host at Chestnut Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiss Mary Margaret Topill
Mary Smith
Dorothy Leonard
East Mulberry Street
John J. Shonk
Ralph E. Shonk
Mary Lawrence
Anna Gordon
Chestnut Hill
Birthday Party Compliments Eightieth Birthday Farmer Mrs Fisher
A surprise event at the home of Mrs. Harry Hoover honored Mrs. Mary E. Fisher on her eightieth birthday with contests games and an informal supper. Guests included family members from the Hoover Fisher Tipple Bowsher and Shrenk households plus four generations present Mary E Fisher was joined by daughter Elena Tipple granddaughter Mrs Lewis Bowsher and great granddaughter Patty Bowsher among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hoover
Mary E. Fisher
Nelson
Lewis Bowsher
Patty
Rnsell Highley
Herbert “Nipple
George —Shrenk
Mabel Hoover
Cora Hoover
Jean Tipple
Doris Wharton
William Hoover
Arthur van Duren
Fisher
Elza Tipple
Patty Bowsher
Seven Spades Challenge in South Position Bridge Play
Gibbs defends as South and navigates a tricky spade sequence. A small heart finesse and careful ruffs secure the contract despite West’s trump lead, with key play including queen hearts, club cashed, and a last spade overruff to clinch the last tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibbs
Hey
West
Midnight tailleur captures Parisian chic for evening life
Paris fashion notes celebrate the midnight tailleur as a versatile street friendly evening alternative. The suit pairs a simple jacket with a fanciful skirt in black velvet, faille, or crepe, suitable for dinners, concerts, and receptions, with hats ranging from hair nets to toques and feathered adornments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Schiaparelli
Vegetable Juices As Appetizers
A historical note on using vegetable juices as appetizers and stock for meals. It covers seasoning with lemon juice, vinegar, sugar and spices, and suggests garnishes like onions olives and capers. Includes a Beet Juice Cocktail recipe with beets water onion cloves peppercorns cinnamon lemon juice sugar and salt.
Barn Fire Reveals Bodies Of Farmer And Slain Sister
In Miamisburg Ohio on January 7 the bodies of Grace Emmett 37 and her brother Raymond Emmert 29 were found after neighbors investigated a barn fire two miles south of town. Grace was found in the farmhouse with a slashed throat and battered head. Raymond’s charred remains were in the barn. Sheriff P J Kicos said Emmert killed Grace then set the barn ablaze and hanged himself as the fire spread, identified by a belt buckle and watch. his dog also perished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miamisburg
Here
Grace Emmett
Raymond Emmert
P. J. Kicos
Emmert
Leather outfits headline by Kathleen Burke fashion note
A description of a rust colored suede leather ensemble designed by Voris and styled with thong trimmed seams and a turned up rust suede turban. The lacing is all handmade, featuring criss cross suede trim for a striking vintage look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vogue
Kathleen Burke
Voris
Sprayer Turns Cloth To Metal In Few Seconds
A machine at the Museum of Science and Industry can metalize textiles and other materials in minutes. Using a turbine at about 20,000 rpm and a spray of metal particles, it coats cloth, wood, cement, and more with durable metal layers, originally designed for coatings on shafts and bearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Museum of Science and Industry
Local Barn Death Leaves Murders, Motive Unclear
In a rural ruin authorities reported a death by self harm and apparent murder. Officers found no motive or clear suspect, leaving investigation ongoing.
Sorority Plans Charity Event for January Fundraiser
Beta Theta Chapter and Sigma Phi Gamma sororities met Monday night to appoint delegates for the Province convention at the Neil House Columbus February 1 and 2 with Delta Upsilon of Columbus hosting. Mrs. Strickland and Miss Snyder chosen as delegates, Miss North and Miss Fetters as alternates. A charity games party is set for January 15 at Elks Home with Opal Beery as general chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Himes
Varginia Mowry
Miriam Stover
Geneva Armstrong
Katherine Helwig
Mary Beery
Dorothy Fetters
Winifred Bender
Informal Sorority Party At Beta Gamma Chapter
Members of Beta Gamma chapter and Kappa Delta Phi sororities were entertained at an informal party Monday night at the chapter rooms. Favors in bridge were awarded to Miss Agnes Williamson Miss Margaret Rohrer and Miss Betty Houck. Late supper was served by hostess group Miss Helene Rohrer Miss Mary Duckwall and Miss Jerry Sowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Gamma Chapter
Kappa Delta Phi Sorority
Agnes Williamson
Margaret Rohrer
Betty Houck
Helene Rohrer
Mary Duckwall
Jerry Sowers
Being Alone A Beauty Aid For Youthful looks
The article argues that solitude benefits beauty and youth by allowing relaxation away from crowds. It suggests spending weekly alone time for nails, facials, baths, and reading, especially for businesswomen and homemakers, to reduce brow lines and worry.
Post holiday bride weds Kenneth Steffens in Rye church
Miss Nina Margaret Chandler daughter of a Scripps-Howard executive married Kenneth Henry Cord Steffens at Christ Church in Rye New York. The bride wore white satin with a high cowl neckline and long train. Her veil featured seed pearls and orange blossoms. Her bouquet combined orchids and lilies of the valley. Steffens is a young New York banker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
Rye
N. Y
Bridge Group Plans Evening Play at Mrs Ehrler Home
Mrs Joseph Ehrler planned an evening bridge game for the U L bridge club on January sixth at her home 654 East Chestnut Street. Booze trophies were awarded to Mrs Charles F Miller Mrs Paul Cooney and Miss Mable Ruff. Late supper covered twelve, including guest Mrs William Giles. Mrs H M Boyer will be hostess January twentieth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ehrler
U. L. Bridge Club
East Cnestnut Street
Charles F. Miller
Paul Cooney
Mable Ruff
William Giles
H. M. Boyer
Ruth Beck
Friendly Stitchers Club
Sixth Avenue
Matilda Huston
Social X Club
East Main Street
Activities At YW This Week Resume After Holidays
YWCA activities resume after a holiday closure. Highlights include the Christmas party for underprivileged children at Lancaster Athletic Club on December 21. This week’s calendar lists Blue Triangle Tuesday at 3:45 p m Mani's Training Wednesday 1:30 p m T A T Club 7:30 p m Mald's Training Thursday and Friday 1:30 p m with Leisure Time Club at 7:30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Lancaster Athletic Clu
Mani
Mald
Matd
Carroll PTA Meeting Highlights Rural Electrification Talk
The Carroll Schools PTA meets at Carroll High School Thursday night January 9 at 8 o'clock. A Rural Electrification talk by an Ohio Farm Bureau Federation representative opens the program followed by discussion. Carroll High School students perform music and a short educational film is shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of the
Carroll Schools
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Carroll High
Health value of fresh fruit compensates cost
Fresh fruits and vegetables may seem high to many on tight budgets but buying them saves pills and tonics. Oranges and grapefruit are alkaline in the blood and helpful for rheumatic conditions. A balanced diet requires meats cereals and minerals too. The Berne Union High School Alumni held its January meeting with plans for a games party and a next meeting on the first Monday in February. Also, Miss Ruth Beck hosted the Friendly Stitchers Club. Progressive Literary Club gathers Wednesday with Mrs. T. J. Corbin. Miss Virginia Reed concludes holiday visits to resume studies at Stephens College. Lan caster group includes Miss Reed and several Kim sisters. Froebel Club meets January ninth. Social X Club hosts January eighth afternoon with Mrs. Huston. items note multiple local residents and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumni Association
Berne Union
Virginia Reed
J. 8. Reed
East Fifth Avenue
Stephens College
Columbia
Missouri
Lancaster
Stephens
Miss Reed
Louise Kim
Celesta Crumbaker
Mary Elizabeth
Dorothy Kim
Group Cards-Late Supper Hosts Host Club Change
Mr and Mrs Harold L Rugh hosted the card club on Poole Street Avondale with eight members. Trophies were awarded to Mr and Mrs Frank Mulligan in point euchre and Dale Harper invited the club to Sixth Avenue home on January 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold L. Rugh
Poole Street
Avondale
Frank Mulligan
Dale Harper
Averiue
Women Of 50 Find Life Best At Middle Age
PHILADELPHIA Jan 7 The Twentieth Century Club of Lansdowne with 400 members concluded a woman’s happiest moment comes with her first child or grandchild rather than courting or honeymoon Their preferred age is about 50 as they value life after children are grown and the quiet of later years over youth memories and early romance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Twentieth Century Club of
Lansdowne
Bhonk Birth Heralds Gerald David at Home
Mr and Mrs Lester Bhonk of 520 Goodwin Avenue announce the birth of a son on January 6 at their home. The newborn has been named Gerald David.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Bhonk
Goodwin Avenue
January
Gerald David
Budget Advice and Family Harmony Through Self Care
A reflective note argues that prioritizing budget and personal well being makes you a better, more sympathetic friend and a steady, nurturing parent for years to come. It suggests relaxation as a habit to keep a bright, enduring presence for children.
Newcomers Club Plans Benefit Games Party
Informal afternoon by the Friendly Newcomers Club at the YWCA rooms led to plans for a benefit games party on January twentieth at the YWCA. Mrs Leroy Francis chairs the event with committee members Mrs Miles Pitcock Mrs W W Westenbarger and Mrs M S Sachse. Tea was served by hostesses Mrs W W Westenbarger and Mrs M S Sachse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ywca Rooms
The
YWCA
Leroy Francis
Miles Pitcock
W. W. Westenbarger
M_S. Sachse
M. &. Sachse
Every Lancaster Mother Receives Vicks Trial Package
Free trial packages of Vicks Colds-Control Aids delivered by local postmen to every Lancaster home. Includes Vicks Vatronol and VapoRub plus details of Vicks Plan for Better Control of Colds. Clinic tests on 14,702 people over three years show fewer, shorter colds, with schoolchildren showing up to 75.3 percent fewer sick days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Vicks Vatronol
Vicks VapoRub
Vicks Plan
Vicks
Milton St
Greena- Doro
N. G
Ady
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pythian Sisters
Pythian
K. of P
South Broad Street
William E. McKen
Declarer
WM E. McKenney
American Bridge League
Canada
Gordon M. Gibbs
Broomfield
N. J
New Jersey Bridge League
AIS. N
Vola Kia
Aasbes
Fsuaahd
Asd
Rat
la Pass
Paton
Maggy Rouff
Agnes
Lyoung
Mmede
Chanel
Nina Margaret Chandler
Kennethenry Cord Steffens
PTA
Carroll
Berne Union Group
Progressive Literary Club
T. J. Corbin
Froebel Club
A. B. Vierebome
East Allen Street
Birtit
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