Lancaster Club Women Plan Weekly YMCA Meeting
The twenty second annual YMCA meeting occurs Friday January seventeenth at the Church of Christ at six o clock. Esther Huckins general secretary of the Toledo YMCA will speak. A YWCA group performs Rabbit s Boy and Clara Hoyt sings. Ballots for the annual election are being mailed with a request to return promptly. Dinner reservations can be made at the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Huckins
YWCA
Young Women's Christian Association
Church of Christ
Toledo
National Board
Clara Hoyt
W.C A
Dinner Bridge Meeting At Mrs Herbert’s Orchard Lane
Mrs Henry G Herbert hosted a January 11 bridge gathering at her Orchard Lane home west of Lancaster. Dinner at six thirty preceded contract play with twelve members, honors going to Mrs Wilfred Himes and Miss Elsie Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Herbert
Herbert
Orchard Lane
Lancaster
Wilfred Himes
Elsie Grove
Guest Speaker On School Program At North School
Parent-Teacher association of the North School hosts a Tuesday meeting on January 14 at the school building. Dr. W A Matheny of Ohio University's Biology Department will speak on Some Features of First Importance in Learning, followed by music by Hickmans Band. The event begins at seven thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of the North School
W. A. Matheny
Ohio University
Hickman
Doster Matheny
Fairfield County
Informal Dinner Party Hosts Noted In Amesville Family Circle
A group of kinsfolk of Mr. Jane and Mrs. F R Totman hosted an informal party at 654 East King Street on Sunday. Dinner covered for fifteen and attendees included Mr and Mrs Carlos Cameron and son Ath ens of Amesville Ohio, Mr and Mrs Harry Henry Thurston, Mrs Jane Totman and Mrs Sarah Gifford, Mr and Mrs F R Tom an and family.
Williams Observe Fiftieth Wedding Date at Home
Mr and Mrs J A Williams of 1341 East Walnut plan an informal fiftieth wedding anniversary at their home January 12. Dinner at noon will be shared with immediate family four of their five children present including Essie Mast and sons Grant Ralph and Otis Williams.
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J. A. Williams
East Walnut Street
Essie Mast
Messrs
Grant
Ralph and
Otis Williams
Busy Week at YWCA With Meetings and Rehearsals
A condensed schedule shows YWCA events all week: Blue Triangle at the High School, industrial club chili dinner, dramatic rehearsals, Maids' Training, Wa-Wa-Kee at the High School, book review on Lawrence of Arabia, and memorials. Other items include a T dinner, graduation training, annual meeting at Church of Christ with Miss Esther Mackins in Toledo, and a Saturday rummage sale at Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Triangle
Y's
Industral Club
Wa-Wa-Kee
Mumaugh
Church of Christ
Esther Mackins
Toledo
Presbyterian Church
Birthday dinner honors Mr Charles Shotts at home
A January twelfth birthday is celebrated with an informal covered dish dinner at Shotts home 239 East Sixth Avenue. Guests include Edward Shotts Miss Cerá Shotts Obie Harry Gorrell Maude Smith Pickerington Ruth Anne Marilyn Lorane Gene Ralph Schadeler and others from Columbus Lancaster and Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ©. Shotts
East Sixth Avenue
Edward EB. Shotts
Céra” Shotts
Columbus
Obie
Harry Gorrell
Delaware
Edward C. Mills
Ruth Anne
Marilyn
Maude Smith
Pickerington
Ralph Schadeler
Lorane
Gene
Charles C. Shotts
Lancaster
Look In Closets For That Extra Room New Fittings Increase Utility
A New York article urges adding handy fittings to closets to increase usable space. It describes door shelves, drop leaf trays, mirror additions, and color themed closet designs. It highlights removable wall upholstery, shoe cabinets, hat boxes, and fabric covers to organize accessories and guest needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
December Wedding Announced at St Johns Worthington
Miss Gladys Walton of 1088 Lexington Avenue Columbus marries Mr. Andrew Mathias of Lancaster in a December 26 ceremony at St Johns Episcopal Church Worthington Rev Hull officiated. Walton wore blue star-dust crepe with black accessories and yellow rose corsage. Mrs W J Walton is her mother and Mrs Emma Seymour is the bridegroom's mother. The couple's connection to John Rauch and the Eldeen Club hostess event at Purcell Tea Room follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Walton
Lexington Avenue
Columbus
Andrew Mathias
Lancaster
St Johns' Episcopal Church
Worthington
Hull
Miss Walton
W. J Walton
Emma Seymour
Mathias
John A. Rauch
North United States Geological Survey
Columbus Street
Eldeen Club
Purcell Tea Room
Unusual Book for Review Tuesday at Mumaugh Memorial
The YWCA book review series resumes Tuesday night January fourteen at seven thirty in Mumaugh Memorial. Rev F C Randolph will discuss Seven Fillars of Wisdom by Lawrence of Arabia. Booklovers invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Mumaugh
Sacrifice Play Demonstrated by Philip Steiner in Bridge
WM. E. McKenney recounts a defense by Philip Steiner of Cincinnati illustrating a sacrifice in bridge. Steiner, defending East, allowed opponents to win tricks by ducking hearts and diamonds, then sacrificed his king of hearts to force the loss of two spade tricks, showing the tactical edge of a deliberate sacrifice over safety plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
Declarer
de Elaier
Philip Steiner
Cincinnati
Steiner
Cncinnati
West
East
Dummy
South
Women’s Benefit Association Moves Meeting Site
The Women’s Benefit Association will meet Wednesday night at its new quarters in the Moose Home on Main Hill, following a recent move from the I. O. O. F. Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Place
Women’s Benefit Association
New Quarters
Moose Home
Main Hill
I. O. O. F. Hall
Pleasant Grange Plans Degrees and Play
Pleasant Grange will confer the third and fourth degree on a class of ten at the regular meeting on Thursday evening January 16. Special entertainment is arranged for the lecture hour. A lunch will be served later. Tuesday night January 14 members will present a play Silas Smidge of Turnip Ridge in the Grange Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grange
The
Grange
Silas Smidge
Turnip Ridge
Lancaster City Council Opens First Regular Meeting
Lancaster city council begins its first regular session of the year in the council chamber at 7 30 this evening. The meeting agenda includes routine reports and local issues for discussion by the new year’s governing body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Lancaster City Council
Heidi Play Promises Charming Stage Tale in Lancaster
The Clare Tree Major Players bring Heidi to Lancaster High School auditorium on January 16 at four o clock. Deta Peter Grandmother Old Alm Uncle and patient Clara tutor Miss Rittenmeier appear as Heidi and friends perform the mountain trip and heart warming reunion ending with Clara regaining health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heidi
Clare Tree
Lancaster
Pat Ohnes
Deta
Peter
Clara
Miss Rittenmeéir
Barbera
Annette
Tyrol
Party Hostesses At Country Home Evening
Informal gathering on January 12 at the Kilbarger home Camp Ground Road with hostesses Leola Elien Florence Kilbarger and guests including Dorothy Ruth Myrtle Mary Ellen Betty Himes Pauline Arbell Maxine Chapman and others. Auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans holds weekly meeting Tuesday at seven at Armory rooms. president urges good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leola
Elien
Florence Kilbarger
John Kilbarger
Camp Ground Road
Dorothy
Ruth
Myrtle
Mary Ellen
Betty Himes
Pauline
Arbell
Maxine Chapman
Ellen
William Himes
Carl Anders
Ralph King
William Berens
B. J. Berens
Edward Kern
Lawrence Berens
Sons of Union Veterans
Armory
Tourist Club Plans Tuesday Program at Mrs J Keller Kirn Home
Members of the Tourist Club will assemble for a program meeting Tuesday afternoon with Mrs J Keller Kirn at her home on Fast Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Keller Kirn
Fast Main Street
Cocking Demon Demonstration Announced for January 14
A local notice invites residents to a Cocking Demon demonstration on Tuesday January 14 at 7:00 p.m. in the Ohio Power Kitchen of Today venue. The event aims to showcase the household device to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Power Kitchen of Today
Games Party Benefit Planned by Sigma Phi Gamma Chapter
The Beta Theta chapter of Sigma Phi Gamma sorority will hold a games party on Wednesday night January 15 at the Elke Home with games to start at eight. Miss Opal Beery is general chairman and plans are under way. Proceeds will support local welfare work. A business session of the chapter meets tonight at 7 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Theta Chapter
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Elke
Opal Beery
Group Plans Annual Winter Dinner for Elks Women’s Club
The Women's Club of the Elks announces its annual winter dinner for Thursday January 16 at the Elks Home. Dinner begins at 6 30 followed by bridge and euchre. Past year officers Mrs George Schnapp Mrs John Baumann Mrs George Kauffman and Mrs W W Wallis will serve as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Club of the Elks
Elks Home
George Schnapp
John Bauman
George Kauffman
W. W. Wallis
Installation Planned by Women’s Relief Corps Meeting
The Women’s Relief Corps will meet in the Armory Tuesday afternoon at two o’clock. Installation of officers is planned for this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps
Nuptial Date Plans for Hoy Golden Anniversary
Plan observes fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Isaac Hoy lifelong Canal Winchester residents. Hoy Memorial Church hosts a noon dinner Sunday January nineteenth with a 2 to 4 pm informal reception in the church classroom inviting friends to call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Hoy
Canal Winchester
Hoy Memorial Church
Hoy
St Mary's Holy Name Society Elects Officers
One hundred members of St Mary's Holy Name Society participated in the communion breakfast Sunday morning. Officers elected include president L. H. Wessel vice president Clarence Lang secretary Matt A. Myers treasurer Albert Fox marshal Clarence Kessler. The regular Sunday for the reception of Holy Communion is moved from the second to the first Sunday of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Mary's Holy Name Society
L. H. Wessel
Clarence Lang
Matt A. Myers
Albert Fox
Clarence Kessler
CLASS TO MEET CLASS TO MEET
The Searchers class of the Sixth avenue M. E. Church will meet tonight at the home of Mrs. Jdoid Hane at 1237 East Chestnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Avenue M. E
Jdoid Hane
Dast
Chestnut St
Plans Started For President s Ball January 30th
Fairfield County Central Labor Council moves to host a President s Ball on January 30 at the Fraternal Order of Eagles hall on S. Columbus Street. Proceeds will aid the Warm Springs Foundation to fund research and fight a dread affliction. Alfred Miller named general chairman with union committee help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield County Central Labor Council
Ahnudl
Warm Springs Foundation
Roosevelt
Alfred Miller
Central Labor Body
Auxiliary Meeting Notice at Legion Home
Auxiliary to the American Legion will meet Tuesday night at the Legion Home on Main Hill at eight. The president urges all members to attend. Mrs Roy Wilson Rushville and as her recent hosts Edna Carpenter and Goldie Fishbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion
Main Hill
Roy Wilson
Rushville
Edna Carpenter
Goldie Fishbaugh
Engagement announced for Jane Lupher to Ogden Outhwaite
Mr. Morton Luper of Columbus announces the engagement of his daughter Jane Morton Lupher to Ogden Peabody Outhwaite son of Mr and Mrs Charles Peabody Outhwaite of 83695 Morse Road Columbus. The couple plan to wed in the near future in Miami after a winter in southern waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Morton
Luper
Columbus
Jane Morton Lupher
Ogden Peabody Outhwaite
Charles Peabody Outhwaite
Morse Road
Miss Lupher
Columbus School For Girls
Erskine School
Boston
Mc. Vernon Seminary
Washington, D.C
Columbus Junior League
Outhwaite
Columbus Academy
Princeton University
Priceton
Ohio State Unversity Law School
Willam P. Zinn
Russian fashion interest shifts in Soviet Russia says Schiaparelli
Paris couturiere Elsa Schiaparelli, back from Moscow and Leningrad, notes Russian women focus on making clothes amid material shortages. She says two classes exist in Soviet Russia, the professional and the peasant, with workers seen as central to fashion development.
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Paris
Elsa Schiaparellii
Paris Couturiere
Moscow
Leningrad
Schiaparelli
Pans
Soviet
Russia
Schiaparell
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William E. McKenney
Agse Woidss Oa
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ASH Hat Shop
Egsteim's
Jane Lupher
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