Special Topics On Froebel Program Meeting Notes
A Froebel Club meeting at Mrs. A. B. Vierebone's house covered Public School system themes with talk by Mrs. Paul K. Durant and Mrs. Harry Nolze on Ella Flagg Young and John Dewey. Mrs. H. M. Amstutz spoke on the University School of Ohio State University. Arthur M. Vierebone showed Florida films. guests included Mrs. Henry Rauch and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froebel Club
A. 8. Vierebome
Paul K. Durant
Harry Nolze
John Dewey
H. M. Amstutz
University School of Ohio State University
Rudolph D. Lindquist
Florida
Arthur M. Wierebome
Vierebome
Henry Rauch
Billings
Montane
John Gardner
W. D. Nusbaum
Fred Rauch
Arthur Vierebome
Lawrence Thomas
Welcome Guest Club Holds January Meeting and Holiday Party
The Welcome Guest Club held its January seventh meeting with Mrs Naomi Seifert. Favors in contests went to Mrs Mable Wilson Carrie Miller and Mrs Valle Bay. Twelve attended supper, and Helen Clark will host January fourteenth. The club also held its annual holiday party at Crawfis School with thirty seven guests. Supper at seven preceded an informal program including readings by Mrs Ethel Brown a piano solo by Miss Jeanette Horm a viral duet by Mrs Valle Bay and Mr Walter McGrath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Clark
Crawfis School
Ann Gate
Ethel Brown
Jeanette Horm
Valne Bay
Walter McGrath
Plans Extend Trip in the West by Local Resident
Colonel A E Foreman of 632 East Main Street will depart soon for a long vacation to Los Angeles. He will travel via the Grand Canyon to visit many western and southwestern points before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Foreman
E. Main Street
Los Angeles
Grand Canyon
Ultra Feminine Name Drives Air Executive to Success
Twyla O Hara, district air traffic manager for Central Air Lines, credits her unusually feminine first name with fueling curiosity and aiding her rise in a male dominated field. She travels to promote air travel, serving as hostess for new plane introductions. J C Condon, president of Central Air Lines, says she proves girls are dependable and quick learners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plutsburgh
Twyla O Hara
Central Air Lines
Miss O'Hara
J. C.condon
Troop Captains Plan Joint Meeting For Girl Scouts
The Girl Scout Troops meet at Miss Irene Nusser home to organize for the coming year. A Court of Honor Council of patrol leaders and officers will plan monthly activities. First meeting set for Monday January twentieth. Court of Awards planned for February fourth. A prior troop leaders and committees meeting is scheduled for Friday January seventeenth. Refreshments served by Mrs. W. A. Steiner. The Just a Mere Club met at Purcell Tea Room with prize trophies awarded to Mrs. Carl Birch Mrs. Alex Franco and Mrs. Frank Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Nusser
Court of Honor Council
Sesson
W. A. Steiner
East Chestnut Street
Purcell
North High Street
Arl Birch
Alex Franco
Frank Wilson
Hostess Club Meeting At Mithoff Inn Names Winners
Miss Gladys Sheets gathered eight players for bridge at the Mithoff Inn Rosebank. Trophies went to Mrs. John Sprague and Miss Carrie Oberdorfer, with a favor for guest Miss Ruth Yauger. Late supper followed. Miss Minnie Grove to host next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Sheets
Mithoff Inn
Rosebank
John Sprague
Carrie Oberdorfer
Ruth Yauger
Minnie Grove
Mrs Rockwell Plans Hand To Save No Trump Contract
In a bridge game, Mrs Rockwell stops quick hopes of diamonds breaking. She inventories eight tricks with one spade one heart three diamonds and three clubs and must win four diamonds to meet her nine trick contract. After an opening heart lead she leads diamonds from the dummy allowing East to win, ensuring declarer can make at least three no trump regardless of East's return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Declarer
WM. E. McKenney
NEA
Albert Rockwell
Warren
American Bridge League
California
South
Trump
Activities Planned For Girl Scouts
The Girl Scouts of troop four met at St John’s Church school room to plan the new year. They will invite a guest speaker each month and in January and February focus on handicraft songs games and special talks on hostess duties and a mothers’ Valentine party. The January 14 meeting will be all handicraft under Miss Ann Miesse with a possible hike Saturday afternoon if weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Troop Four
St. John's Church School Room
Court of Honor
Ann Miesse
Bridge Club Aims Evening At Mt Ida Home
Mrs Carrol Crook planned an evening for her bridge club at her Mt Ida avenue home. Favors at the two table game went to Miss Reba Balthaser Miss Raymond McGee and Mrs Larry Moore. Late supper followed. Mrs Donald Hughey to host the January 23 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrol Crook
Mt. Ida Avenue
Reba Balthaser
Raymond McGee
Larry Moore
Donald Hughey
Good Will Club Elects Officers
Good Will Club of Grace Lutheran Church Colfax elected officers including president Mrs Alva Weidner vice president Miss Doris Ruff secretary Miss Kathryn Boring treasurer Franklin Snyder reporter Joseph Kindler club advisor Mrs Joseph Kindler. Miss Rhea Dilger West Rushville will host February meeting with contests and a late lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good. Will Club
Grace Lutheran
Tea Hostesses Lead Church Society Talk on Mission Work
The Ladies Aid Society of Emanuel Lutheran Church hosted a Thursday meeting in the church social room with a talk on Mission Work in Africa. After business and devotion, hostesses Emma Graf Edson McCandish Ralph Mertz and Charles Armbruster served refreshments during an informal social hour. The next meeting will be led by Mrs. J. G. Ruff Ploud Zwickel and Miss Florence Ruff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Ladies Aid Society
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Emma Graf
Edson McCandish
Ralph Mertz
Charles Armbruster
J. G. Ruff
Ploud Zwickel
Florence Ruff
Pancakes Take Center Stage In Breakfast and More
Pancakes emerge as the top breakfast dish and a versatile meal option. The article details griddle cakes served with butter and jelly, Crepes Suzette style, and buckwheat varieties. It covers serving ideas, keeping warm, and a buckwheat starter method with yeast, water, salt, sugar, and soda for light, tender results.
St John s Church Elects Vestry for 1336 Year
At the annual parish meeting St John s Church elected its vestry for 1336 with C F Von Stein as Senior Warden R R Maccracken as Junior Warden and C K Weirich F R Rising J W Wiseman William Porter and R C Hastings as Vestry members Delegates to the Diocese of Southern Ohio annual convention to be held at the Church of the Advent in Cincinnati January 21 22 include H R Maccracken S J Weirich Mrs R R Maccracken Miss Almeda Whiley with alternates William Porter Clyde Mattox Mrs W E Westenbarger and Mrs F C F Randolph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
C. F. von Stein
R. R. Maccracken
K. Weirich
F. R. Rising
J. W. Wiseman
William Porter
R. C. Hastings
Southern
Ohio
R. Maccracken
S. J. Weirich
Almeda Whiley
Clyde Mattox
W. E. Westenbarger
F. C. F. Randolph
Dinner Bridge Held for Mrs Kiener Card Club
Mrs Frank Kiener entertained her card club on January ninth with dinner at six thirty at Mithh Inn Rosebank and bridge at her home 704 East Wheeling Street. Trophies were awarded to Mrs Frank McDevitt Miss Margaret Sears and Miss Katherine Helwig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kiener
Mithhoff Inn
Rosebank
Kiener
East Wheeling Street
Frank McDevitt
Margaret Sears
Katherine Helwig
Church Class Plans Evening Meeting at Fifth Ave Church
Alpha Tau class of the Fifth Ave Church of Christ met Thursday at Lucille Benlehr home. A business session followed by games and lunch. Attendance included Fern Neff Helen Roscoe Dorothy McCleery Geraldine Withem Virginia Moneymaker Rosalie Shumaker Bernadine Bierly Maxine Holland Margaret Chappuis Maxine Hall Geraldine Heskett Dean Binder Edith Anderson Leonette Holland Lucille Alexander Grace Johnston. Guest Miss Anna Noice invited. Helen Roscoe and Naomi Strohl to host next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Tau
Fifth Avenue Church of Christ
Lucille Benlehr
Fern Neff
Helen Roscoe
Dorothy McCleery
Geraldine Withem
Virginia Moneymaker
Rosalie Shumaker
Bernadine Bierly
Maxine Holland
Margaret Chappuis
Maxine Hall
Geraldine Heskett
Dean Binder
Edith Anderson
Leonette Holland
Lucille Alexander
Grace Johnston
Contract Players Meet At Inn In Rosebank Hostess Led Tea
Mrs Ralph Oberdorfer joined contract club members at Mithoff Inn Rosebank for a Thursday game. Score trophies went to Mrs Ralph E Crook and Mrs Thomas C Taylor. Tea was served in the living room to eight guests with Miss Frances Graham acting hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Oberdorfer
Mithoff Inn
Rosebank
Ralph E. Crook
Thomas C. Taylor
Frances Graham
Aremé Club Schedules Dinner at Mithoff Inn
The Avenue Club plans a dinner party for the evening of January 14 at Mithoff Inn Rosebank with arrivals set for six thirty. Members unable to attend are asked to contact Mrs Nelson Embrey no later than Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenue Club
Mithoff Inn
Rosebank
Nelson Embrey
Evening Dessert Bridge Hostess Event Notices
Miss Viola Samsei hosted a dessert bridge at 634 North Broad Street on January seventh with a guest group. Seven o clock arrival, score trophies to Esther Pegg and Lucille Mercer in the club and Christine Keller among guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Samsei
North Broad Street
Esther Pegg
Lucille Mercer
Christine Keller
Harry Clover
Jamies McFee
Dorothy Ward
Informal Rainbow Auxiliary Meeting Opens in Mumaugh Memorial
The Rainbow Veterans auxiliary met January 9 in the Mumaugh Memorial with patriotic and devotional observations. Members were asked to bring clothing or food for a needy family. Veterans joined for games and a state lunch served by hostess committee Virgil Haines, William Heinzman, Otto Kindler, and Walter Lutz. February hostesses include Miss Tile Lutz, Everitt Mace, Wade Norris, and Dorothy Sexauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Veterans
Mumaugh Memorial
Virgil Haines
William Heinzman
Otto Kindler
Walter Lutz
Tile Lutz
Everitt Mace
Wade Norris
Dorothy Sexauer
Bridge Group Entertained at Mrs Ware's Home
Mrs Homer Ware hosted an evening bridge gathering for eight players on January ninth at her home on King Street. Scores earned trophies for Mrs Paul E White and Mrs J L James. Supper followed at the tables. Mrs Charles Bruney invited Live club to her home on January twenty third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Ware
King Street
Paul E White
J. L. James
Charles Bruney
Program Meeting of Church Group Women’s Home Missionary Society
The First M E Church Women’s Home Missionary Society held its January meeting in the church social room. Mrs. Mary Redman led the program with talks on The Spiritual Life and The Need of Evangelism, a devotional, a neighborly talk on races, a duet, a story titled A Matter of Price, and a book study. Members and guests then served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Home Missionary Society of the
M. BE
Mary Redman
Mary Thomas
Lawrence Swinehart
William G. Seanéon
W. J. Fritz
Helen White
Margeret Hutsler
Dorothy Hine
Hermen C. Roller
R. M. Yoder
W. J. Thompson
Aroua
North Columbus Street Ad Offers 16 Percent Off Except Specials
A street advertisement in North Columbus markets a 16 percent discount on items with exclusions noted for specials. The listing emphasizes normal sale pricing and clarifies that specials are not eligible for the discount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brocker
Columbus Street
Swectals Brocker
Hosts Thursday To Bridge Club
Members of an evening bridge club had Mr and Mrs Charlies Lake as hosts Thursday at the Lake home 783 East Chestnut Street. Wilson and Mr Park Stuckey attended. Late supper was served for twelve. Mr and Mrs Cartw Wilson will entertain the club January the twenty third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Lake
Lake Home
East Chestnut Street
Wilson
Park Stuckey
CartwWison
Artain
County Women Meet Over Livable Living Room Project
The Women's group of Hocking Township will meet January 15 with Mrs. Milton Strode, hosting a potluck dinner at noon and discussing room accessories led by Mrs. Harry E. Thimmel and Mrs. Harry Crumley. The note adds a kitchen tip about cinnamon toast and a coconut brown sugar buttered toast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Town
Ship
Milton Strode
Harry E. Thimmel
Harry Crumley
New Novels in Recent Library Shipment
A City Library arrival features Gladys Hasty Carrols A Few Foolish Ones set in 1970s Maine, showing rural life amid upheaval. Bert Harding's Royal Purple explores early 1900s Serbian politics and the Black Hand plot. Mary E Chase's Silas Crockett concludes with Maine’s decline in a melancholy arc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Hasty
Carrol
Maine
Colonia
Toasted Fruit and Pioneering Spirits in Maine
A quirky recipe for toasted fruit with canned pears and marshmallows is shared alongside a review of Mary Ellen Chase's Bilas Crockett and a portrait of Old Jules by Mary Sandoz. The pieces span culinary novelty and the hard pioneer era, tracing Maine maritime history and Nebraska farming resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Chase
Bilas Crockett
Muss Chase
The
Republic
Sall
Maine
Singapore
Sumatra
Canton
Honoui
America
New England
Silas Crockett
Vicks Plan Cuts School Absences From Colds
Mothers and teachers learn that in a three year study of 14,702 people including 5,118 school children, following Vicks Plan for Better Control of Colds reduced absenteeism by about 40 percent. Results show fewer, shorter colds and better home management with Vicks VapoRol and Vaporust aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicks
Lancaster
Vicks Plan
Vicks Vatro Nol
Vicks Vaporus
Adv
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Froebel
Welcome Guest Club
Naomi Seifert
Mable Wilson
Carrie Miller
Valle Bay
Girl Air Executive
Twila O'Hara
William E. McKenney
Aki Wre
Alvan KE
Elias S Iie
Good Will Club
Adt
France
Areme Club
Rainbow
Bertit
Harding
Bertia Harding
Serbia
Sarajevo
Obrenovitch
Karageorge Tians
Alexander
Peter Karageorge
Draga
Peter
Black Handers
Franz Ferdinand
Silag Crockett
Mary E. Chase
State of
Czechoslovakia
United States
Jules
Mari Sandoz
Mars Sandoz
Moss
Brocker Corset
aAdy
Clara M. Hoyt
B. Mus
West
Petersham
Chas.e Wiseman
Gstmaltsner
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