Catholic Ladies of Columbia Install Officers in Mu Maugh Memorial
The Catholic Ladies of Columbia gathered in Mu Maugh Memorial on January 7 for installation of officers. New officers include President Mary Margaret Topill and Vice President Herbert Schmelzer. An informal card party followed with euchre and trophy prizes awarded for top scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Ladies of Columbia
Mumaugh Memorial
Mary Margaret Topill
Herbert Schmelzer
Peter Hammond
Ross Phillips
William Giles
Henry Charles, Jr
Monitor
Ralph Shonk
Charles Fickel
Clarence Lang
Edward Yonk
Helen Kelley
Joseph Bicker
Charles A. Carr
Sarine Treary
Margaret Topill
Charl
Smyth
Evening Bridge Club Event At Pleasantville Home
Mrs. Richard Troupe hosted a Tuesday bridge gathering at her Pleasantville home inviting two guests Mrs. Ralph Geiger and Mrs. Ralph Eversole. Favors were awarded to Mrs. William Mills Mrs. Donald Brooke and Mrs. Ernest Moyer with guest favor to Mrs. Ralph Geiger. Twelve covers were laid for the late supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Troupe
Ralph Geiger
Lancaster
Ralph Eversole
Pleasantville
William Mills
Donald Brooke
Ernest Moyer
Friendly Stitchers Meet Hosts and Contests Planned
Miss Ruth Beck hosted the Friendly Stitchers Club on Tuesday at her Sixth Avenue home. Mrs. Robert Sherrick presented a paper on the Welsh Eisteddfod. New Year resolutions formed the roll call. Favors went to Miri Mi fi and Mrs. Will McClenaghan. Supper followed. next hostess is Mrs McClenaghan on Friday January 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Beck
Friendly Stitchers Club
Sixth Avenue
Robert Sherrick
Miri
Mi Fi
Will McClenaghan
McClenaghan
Overnight Guests At Allen Street Home
Mr and Mrs Thomas Bauman hosted overnight guests Mr and Mrs James Spence from Cincinnati Ohio. Spence a former Lancaster resident is district manager of the Industrial Materials division of the Owen Illinois Glass Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bauman
Allen Street
James Spence
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mr. Spence
Lancaster
The
Owen-Ilinois Glass Company
Surprise Birthday Compliments For Miss Maxine Holland
Miss Maxine Holland observed her birthday on January seventh with a surprise home gathering south of Lancaster. Friends included Elma Pearse Elsa Holland Maxine Everett Ruth Martens Mary Catherine Powers Anna Mary Marteris Leonette Holland and Maxine Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Holland
Lancaster
Miss Holland
Elma Pearse
Elsa Holland
Maxine Everitt
Ruth Martens
Mary Catherine Powers
Anna Mary Marteris
Leonette Holland
Club Meeting with Mrs Lingrey on West Wheeling Street
New Era Club members met Tuesday night at Mrs T B Lingrey's home on West Wheeling Street. English topics covered included The Biggest City on Earth and Merrie England. Roll call listed Important European Duties. Games and lunch concluded the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Era Club
T.B. Lingrey
West Wheeling Street
J. W. Smith
Earth
T. L. Hewetson
Merrie England
Bridge Supper Attended By Ruth Kirn at Main Street Home
Members of an evening bridge group gathered Tuesday at 163 Main Hs for contract play with Miss Ruth Adelle Kirn. Mrs Dana Stewart reported a merited win in a group of eight, followed by a late supper for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Adelle Kirn
Main Hs
Dana Stewart
January Meeting of Maple Street Church Class Report
The Maple Street church class met Tuesday night in the Kings Daughters classroom with Mrs. Elya Black presiding. Mrs. Carlista Tipple read scripture and prayers were offered by members. Miss Pauline Crist performed vocal selections and Mrs. Mary Buchanan won the favor contest. Hostesses Irene Crist Grace Bell Bille Beuchler Hazel Nagle and Mary Riley served a late supper in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathes
Maple St
Kings Daughters
Elya Black
Carlista Tipple
Pauline Crist
Mary Buchanan
Irene Crist
Grace Bell
Bille Beuchler
Hazel Nagle
Mary Riley
Bridge play description leads to tense trump play
West opens with deuce of spades. Boscowitz holds South and plays nine from dummy. Fast trumps with deuce of hearts as ace of hearts is cashed. A heart queen wins in dummy, queen of spades played, East with ace, South wins six. A small club is won by king and jack of spades. Declarer keeps losing diamond, uses nine of clubs. A spade ruff with seven of hearts establishes Guminy's six of spades. Declarer cashes king of trump and forces West to lead into declarers tense suits. Jed discarded on dummy's good spade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
New York City
Cavendish Chit
Ambassador Hotel
Edwin A. Weizlar
H. Huber Boscowitz
Boscowicz
West
Boscowitz
East
South
Declarer
Ther Ehy
Guminy
Jed
Protection From Snow And Chill North Winds
A schoolgirl bundled for cold weather wears blue wool trousers leather with lambskin trim and a striped muffler with matching mittens and toque. The piece suggests gifting multiple scarves and gloves to teach early wardrobe variety through practical styling.
Program Meeting of Study Group in Romantic School
The Ameri can Literary club met Tuesday afternoon at East Fifth avenue with Mrs. Frank Erick Jr. opening songs and devotions by Mrs. E. G. Clark. Reports on Christmas welfare work, plans for a Leap Year party, and a critique of parlimentary drill followed. Mrs. C. F. Babcock led a program on Some Independent Exponents of the Romantic School in painting featuring Fuller Blake, Rider, Wacker and Abbey. Mrs. George Prentice won the clever contest. tea for fifteen was served. Mrs. Homer Ware to host January twenty second in Mumaugh Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Literary Club
Frank Erick, Jr
East Fifth Avenue
E. G. Clark
Longfellow
C. F. Babcock
George Fuller
Ralph Blakelesk
Albert Rider
Horatio Wacker
Edwin Austin Abbey
Homer Ware
J. C. Riddle
George Prentice
Mumaugh
Hostess To Club Tuesday Night Meeting at Mrs Fickles
Members of the Bradamante Literary club gathered at West Main Street for the January seventh program. Mrs Merrill Martin led discussion on Ohio politics and statesmen while readings were given by Mary Jane Hammack Helen Henry and Mrs Martin. Roll call used famous Ohio men. lunch followed social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradamante Literary Club
Genevieve Fickle
West Main Street
Ohio
Merrill Martin
Mary Jane Hammack
Helen Henry
Martin
Church Society Meets Thursday at 2 15 PM
The Women's Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church will gather Thursday afternoon at the church at 2 15 o'clock. Mrs. P T Black will lead, with Mrs. J L V Guyton, Mrs. Frank Drumm and Mrs. W N Tolbert as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
P. T. Black
JL. V. Guyton
Frank Drumm
W. N. Tolbert
Shower Honors Recent Bride at Wagstaff Home
A January seventh shower at Sugar Grove hosted by Mr and Mrs R O Wagstaff celebrated bride Mrs Roland Tolliver Marjorie Wagstaff. Guests included multiple named relatives and friends such as Mrs Roland Tolliver Mrs Paul Detwiler Mrs Floyd Kell enbarger Martha Weidner Mary Weidner Iris Belle Rudolph Margaret Rudolph and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Tolliver
Marjorie Wagstaff
R. O. Wagstaff
Sugar Grove
Paul Detwiler
Floyd Kellenbarger
Martha, Weidner
Mary Weidner
Iris Belle Rudolph
Margaret Rudolph
Howard Ream
Dale Snyder
Robert Rudolph
Minnie Engle
Helen Walker
George Geiger
Ruth Weldner
Theda Snyder
Esther Mae Snyder
Lois Matheny
Guest speakers announced for Parents' League meetings
The Parents' League held its first meeting of the year at The Georgian on January 7 with a 28 person luncheon. Miss Clara Hoyt spoke informally on child training and group activities, followed by plans for February when Ed win Stainbrook from Columbus will address members and perform piano selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Hoyt
Edwin Stainbrook
Columbus
Stainbrook
Lancaster Club
Cecil Fanning
Auxiliary Meeting Notice for Rainbow Veterans
Auxiliary to the Rainbow Veterans will assemble for the January meeting on Thursday night in the Mumaugh Memorial at seven thirty oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Veterans
Mumaugh Memorial
Bremen C E Chapter Honors Mrs. Alice Bradford
Model Gleaners chapter of Bremen planned a January seventh meeting honoring Mrs. Alice Bradford the retiring chaplain. Bradford a charter member who has filled many offices received a Bible inscribed with her name and was praised for her faithful service and loyalty. The program included games refreshments and continues her active membership in the chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Model Gleaners
O. B.S. Bremen
Alice Bradford
Bradford
A. D. Hufford
Card Club Play Night At Reynoldsburg
Mrs. Lee Irons hosted an informal bridge evening for her card group in Reynoldsburg. Trophies were awarded to Mrs. Maurice Thompson and Mrs. Charles Riggin. Mrs. Cetil Weller will host next. Craw fis Grange installs officers Friday night January tenth at eight. president asks all officers to attend and a short program will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Irons
Reynoldsburg
Maurice Thompson
Charles Riggin
Cetil Weller
Crawfis Grange
Chamber of Commerce thanks Lancaster merchants
The Retail Merchants Division under Chairman Roy Tobias expresses appreciation to Lancaster merchants for their contributions to the Christmas season decoration and lighting program and for financing a full day of Santa Claus activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Taru Ita
Roy Tobias
Merchants of Lancaster
Visitors in East Gather for Brief New York Stay
Mrs. Thomas C. Fulton of Mulberry Hill and Mrs. Cyrus Lupher Fulton of Columbus Road are in New York City for a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Thomas C. Fulton
Mulberry Hill
Cyrus Lupher Fulton
Columbus Road
New York City
Women's Lodge of the Moose Holds January Meeting
The Women’s Lodge of the Moose held its regular meeting January seventh at Moose Hall with Mrs Mildred Daubenmire in the Senior Regent chair. A mystery box was awarded to Mrs Rose Brenstuhl. The next meeting is planned for January twenty first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Lodge of the Moose
Moose Hall
Mildred Daubenmire
Rose Brenstuhl
Free Vicks Aids Plan Promoted for Colds Control
Local postmen distribute trial packages of Vicks Colds Control Aids with a home guide in Lancaster. The plan, tested in clinics with 14 702 participants and used by millions, outlines three steps to build resistance prevent colds and shorten illness. Residents may request a prepaid mail reply for a sample if not received soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Hostess Tuesday Bridge at Mithoff Inn
Miss Margaret Sears hosted a Delta Theta Tau alumnae bridge gathering at the Mithoff Inn in Rosebank. Mrs. Fred Corwin won the games, with supper covers laid for eight guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Sears
East Allen Street
Delta Theta Tau’ Sorority
Mithoff Inn
Rosebank
Fred Corwin
Tate
Officers Named by East Hillside Study Club 1936
East Hillside Literary Society at its January 8 meeting elected 1936 officers led by President Agnes B. Smith and Vice President Mary Redman. Secretary is Alice Malone and Treasurer Clara Floyd with program committee members Iva Wells Gurner Nixon and Howard McClenaghan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Hillside Literary Society
Alice Malone
East Walnut Street
Tire
Agnes B. Smith
Mary Redman
Clara Floyd
Iva Wells
iss—Gurner_Nixon
Howard McClenaghan
McGuffey
W. J. Fritz
Gurney Nixon
A. C. Turner
Agnes
Smith
Club Hostess Documents Mothers' Literary Night
Mrs Paul Wenger hosted the Mothers' Literary club at her East King Street home on January 7 with two guests Mrs Paul Johnson and Mrs H M Amstutz. Plans were made for a January 18 dinner at Mumaugh Memorial to honor husbands. Program featured papers on India by Mrs Harry Herdman and The Nursing Care of the Sick Child by Mrs Frederick James. An informal after-program lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wenger
Mothers’ Literary Club
East King Street
Paul Johnson
H. M. Amstutz
Mumaugh Memorial
India
Harry Herdman
Frederick James
Guests of Parents Attend Gillam Family Home
Mr and Mrs Emerson Gillam of Cleveland Ohio are guests of Mr and Mrs H R Gilliam at 323 East Sixth Ave. The Ladies Aid Society of the Fifth Avenue Church of Christ holds its January meeting Thursday at two o clock at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Gillam
Cleveland
Ohio
Mr. Gilliam
H. R. Gilliam
East Sixth Ave
Ladies Aid Society of the
Fifth Avenue Church of Christ
St Mary's Choir Elects Officers For New Year
Members of the St Marys Church choir elected officers at a recent reorganizational meeting. Clement Miller was named president, Mrs James Daugherty vice president, Harry McGraw treasurer, Pauline Fleming secretary reporter, and Mary Katherine Kelly director, with Wessel mentioned in passing. A social meeting will be held soon with Mrs Joseph Dunfee as chairwoman assisted by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
Tre
Clement Miller
James Daugherty
Harry McGraw
Pauline Fleming
Mary Katherine Kelly
HEH
Wessel
Joseph Dunfee
Catherine Forquer
H. M. Boyer
Bridge Supper Guests Tuesday at 105 West Mulberry
Miss Helen Joos invited her card club for an evening bridge game at her home 105 West Mulberry Street. Trophies were won by Miss Mabel Friesner and Miss Margaret Kern. Twelve attended including guest Miss Marie Kilburger. Miss Beatrice Schorr hosts next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Joos
West Mulberry Street
Mabel Friesner
Margaret Kern
Marie Kilburger
Beatrice Schorr
Luncheon at Purcell Tea Room Hosts Card Club
Mrs. A. M. Kelley of 414 East Fifth Avenue hosted her card club at the Purcell Tea Room on January seventh. Luncheon at one o'clock followed by an afternoon of contract play. Trophies for best scores went to Mrs. Phil Floyd and Mrs. C. T. Fleckenstein. Mrs. Floyd will entertain the club next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Kelley
East Fifth Avenue
Purcell Tea Room
Phil Floyd
C. T. Fleckenstein
Women of First M EB Church Meet Thursday
January meeting of the Women s Home Missionary Society will be held Thursday evening at 7 30 in the church social room. Mrs R Yoder and Mrs W J Thompson will hostesses with a program including devotions by Mrs L Swinehart a study book chapter by Mrs W G Seaman items from Home Missions by Mrs W J Fritz a story by Mrs Herman Roller and a vocal duet by Mrs Helen White and Miss Hutsler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Home Missionary Society
M. EB
R. Yoder
W. J. Thompson
L. Swinehart
W. G. Seaman
W. J. Fritz
Herman Roller
Helen White
Miss Hutsler
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William E. McKenney
Tenace
Stella
Jxais
Eintss
Alerater
Bakss
Ane
Rhe
Brother
Sister
Duck
Church Society
Parents’ League
Bremen C. E
C. OF C. Thanks Merchants
Wicks
Greenstore
N. C
Mithoff
St. Mary's Choir
Lilbaugh’s
Wilson Bros
Pigtex
Hugh Silbaugh
Clothier
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