Sharp Brown wedding in Newport Kentucky
Mr and Mrs Fred Sharp of Sugar Grove Ohio announce the marriage of their daughter Frances to Ralph Brown son of Mr and Mrs Ross Brown Bremen Ohio. The ceremony took place October 26 1935 at Newport Kentucky with Rev John R Creamer of Salem Methodist Episcopal Church officiating. Frances Brown is a Berne Union High School graduate and former OSU student and Lancaster Business College alumna working for Hocking Glass Company. Ralph Brown is a Rush Creek Memorial High School graduate and former Lancaster Business College student associated with Upham Oil Company.
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Fred Sharp
Sugar Grove
Ohio
Frances
Ralph Brown
Ross Brown
Bremen
John R. Creamer
Salem Methodist Episcopal Church
Newport
Kentucky
Brown
Berne Union High School
Ohio State University
Lancaster Business College
Hocking Glass Company
Rushcreek Memorial High School
Upham Oil Company
Club and Guests At Evening Party
Miss Bernadine Mowery hosted the N. O. M. Club Tuesday evening at her Wheeling Hill home with informal plans for a late lunch. Guests included Miss Ruth Weakley Miss Phyllis Crist and Mr. Kenneth McGrath. Miss Maxine McGee will entertain the club January the twenty eighth.
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Bernadine Mowery
Wheeling Hill
Ruth Weakley
Phyllis Crist
Kenneth McGrath
Maxine McGee
Dinner Meeting Arranged by T. T. Club at YWCA
An interesting meeting of the T. T. club was arranged for Wednesday night at the YWCA rooms. Plans were made for a benefit games party on January the twenty-eighth at the Association rooms. Dinner at six o'clock was served to twenty-three members. Club activities for the winter were discussed and programs were distributed.
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Association Rooms
Contract Players Meet Wednesday Contract Club Hosts Guests
Mrs. Tom Alfred invited two guests to join her contract club at her home 146 West Allen Street January fifteenth. Top score trophies went to Mrs. Richard F. Griley and Mrs. Francis King. Twelve attended and late supper was served. Logan club tonight features Mrs. Helen Redman Boocks and Ruth Anne Boocks as guests of Mrs. H. A. Cherrington at The White House Logan Tea Room. Dinner will be followed by a program with songs and dances by the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Alfred
Ronald Spohn
Lawrence Fritz
West Allen Street
Richard F. Griley
Francis King
Logan Club
Helen Redman Boocks
Ruth Anne
H. A. Cherrington
Logan
Ohio
White House
Logan Tea Room
New Officers Installed in Bereans Bible Class
Bereans Bible class of St. Peters Lutheran Church installed officers at the January fifteenth meeting in the Mu Maugh Memorial. Officers named were president Mrs. Joe Bainter secretary Mrs. Harold Westhoven and treasurer Mrs. Earl Clarke. Favors in contests were won by Miss Emma Alberts and Mrs. Le Roy Evans. Late supper was served at flowercentered tables by hostesses Mrs. August Hattendorf and Mrs. Guests included Mrs. Philip Eades Mrs. H. V. Paler and Mrs. John Bauman. February meeting hosts will be Mrs. Chris Sexauer and Mrs. Frank Star ows ky with Mrs. William Flairan program leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bereans Bible Class
St. Peter's
H. V. Paler
John Bauman
Chris Sexauer
Frank Starowesky
William Flairan
Informal Evening Meeting OF Club Hosts Bridge Group
Mrs W D Beck hosted the informal evening bridge club at her Beckley Street home in Canal Winchester. Eight members attended and lunch followed the play. Mrs W M Brenneman will entertain at the next gathering. Auxiliary to the Spanish American War Veterans meets Friday at seven thirty in the Armory with a social hour after the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Beck
Beckley Street
Canal Winchester
W. M. Brenneman
Dancer Eleanor Royce Defines Real Beauty in Health
English dancer Eleanor Royce argues that true beauty comes from health and vitality not perfect features. She promotes magnetism born of vigorous activity and complete relaxation, recommending dancing swimming tennis and long walks to attain beauty and calm nerves.
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Eleanor Royce
Royce
Program Topic Of Interest Club Meeting Notes
Mrs J J Phillips hosts Freebel Club meeting on January fifteenth at Mu. Devotional and business periods precede the program Remembrances of Ohio Ancestors follow. Mrs Rhoderick Shaw presents a Horace Mann education sketch, followed by member discussion Mrs Harry DeLaney cites Ohio PTA convention at Akron January twenty ninth hostess Benson M Smith. New York report: labor leader Conrad LaFante at police auction buys several cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Phillips
Freebel Club
Mumaugh Memorial
Ohio
Rhoderick Shaw
Horace Mann
Harry DeLaney
Parent-Teachers
Akron
Benson M. Smith
Hosts Wednesday At Cards-Supper
Mr and Mrs Conrad Nolte hosted the five hundred club at their Amanda home on January 15 with a sixteen member gathering. Score trophies were awarded to Mrs Mary Madden Mrs Lloyd Dickson and Mr Thomas Barr after an evening of cards and a covered dish supper.
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Conrad Nolte
Amanda
Mary Madden
Lloyd Dickson
Thomas Barr
Camp Fairfield Men Hear Talk By C A Radcliffe
Local attorney and Chamber of Commerce vice president C A Radcliffe spoke to Camp Fairfield men last evening. He noted health and character as core elements of fine manhood and citizenship, praising the camp’s personnel and leadership under Lt Huntley and Lt Day with H W Black overseeing soil conservation. The audience invited him back for another talk.
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C. A. Radcliffe
Chamber of Commerce
Camp Fairfield
Radcliffe
Lt. Huntley
Lt. Day
H.W. Black
Mr. Radcliffe
Trial continues in Buckeye Lake injunction suits
Four lake property owners seek to halt a game preserve project by suing superintendent Henry Detwiler and others. Judge P M Acton presided as the trial of these injunction cases continued today.
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Henry Detwiler
Buckeye Lake
P.M. Acton
Miss Kindler Guest Artist At Marion Ohio Club
Miss Alice Kindler pianist of Carroll Ohio gave a recital at the Hotel Harding in Marion on January 13 before the Marion Lecture-Recital club. The program included Mendelssohn Bach Chopin Liszt and Debussy and her brilliant technique won praise from audience and her longtime teacher F R Murphy of Columbus who guided her to noted heights.
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Alice Kindler
Carroll
Lancaster
Marion
Ohio
Marion Star
Hotel Harding
Kindler
Meénidelssehn
Bach
Chopin
Lizst
Debussy
Miss Kindler
F. R. Murphy
Columbus
Amanda Farmers Institute Jan 22 and 23
The Annual Farmers Institute of Amanda will be held in the High School Auditorium on January 22 and 23. Two speakers, Mrs Florence Sharp Workman and Asa Mattern, are described with careers in education government service and community leadership. Special music, lunch, and sessions start at 10 o clock. The public is invited.
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Farmers’ Institute of
Amanda
Florence Sharp
Workman
Chester Hill
Ohio
Washington
Asa ©. Mattern
Fredricksburg
Fredericksburg
Wayne County Ministerial Association
Grange
Local Officers Recover Two Stolen Cars Here
Two stolen cars were recovered today by local officers. A Chevrolet coupe, license 417, stolen in Columbus, was found at North Columbus Street and Fifth Avenue. A Buick sedan stolen from Ed Ream at Sugar Grove was recovered by Sheriff Wm. Belthorn at Thurston.
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Columbus
North Columbus St
Fifth Ave
Ed. Ream
Sugar Grove
Wm. Belthorn
Thurston
Women's Group Installs Officers At Special Meeting
The Women's Benefit Association installed officers at a special meeting held in Moose Lodge Hall Main Hill. Officers include Nellie Young president Dora Ater vice president Nancy Walker acting past president Ella Webster recording secretary treasurer Carrie Goodyear financial secretary Clara Floyd chaplain Bertha Pence Lady of Ceremonies Ida Pence inn er and outer hostess Laura Pfeifer junior supervisor Daisy Bletzacker press correspondent Winifred Abele pianist Belle Hallock captain of the guards Mary Erick first color bearer Lena Yenrick second color bearer. An informal social hour followed with refreshments provided by Nellie Young Dora Ater and Ella Webster.
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Women’s Benefit Association
Moose Lodge
Main Hill
Belle Hallock
Laura Pence
Nellie Young
Dora Ater
Nancy Walker
Ella Webster
Carrie Goodyear
Clara Floyd
Bertha
January Meeting of Loyal Workers at Sixth Avenue M E Church
Loyal Workers class of the Sixth Avenue M E Church held its January meeting in the church social room with Mrs. Florence Pearce directing devotion and business. Prayer by Mrs. Charles Kelly, program leaders Mrs. Mary Kohler and Mrs. Kelly. The program featured harmonica by Donovan Kelly, readings by Ray McKittrick and others, a musical reading by Mrs. Pearce, guitar by Joseph Gardner. Charles Bainter won the apple race, Mrs. Lucy Downhour won the floral wedding contest. The mystery box was given by Mrs. Myrtle McDonald to Mrs. Pearce. A pot luck lunch followed.
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Loyal Workers
Sixth Avenue M. E
Plorence Pearce
Charles Kelly
Mary Kohler
Donovan Kelly
Ray McKittrick
Charles Bainter
Charley Kelly
Florence Pearce
Joseph Gardner
Lucy Downhour
Myrtle McDonald
Bridge Group Entertained By Miss Gladys Beery
Miss Gladys Beery hosted her bridge group and one guest, Mrs. Walter Burnham, January 15 at 736 N High Street. Dessert bridge began at 7 30 PM with twelve in attendance. Trophy scores went to Mrs. Viola Marshall and Miss Edith Berry. A hostess gift was given to Mrs. Burnham. Ruth Eckert will entertain the club February 5 at 4 or 10 percent off except specials.
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Gladys Beery
Walter Burnham
N. High Street
Viola Marshall
Edith Berry
Burnham
Ruth Eckert
Club Invited To Tea Room Event With Bridge Scores
Mrs. E. Grosscup hosted a bridge club at Purcell Test Room on January 15. Trophies were awarded to Mrs. Alex Franco Mrs. William R. B. McCleary and Mrs. F. A. Mutrin. An early supper fed twelve including guest Mrs. Dana Chapman. Mrs. Murrin to host next meeting.
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E. Grosscup
East King Street
Bridge Club
Purcell
Alex Franco
William RB. McCleary
F. A. Mutrin
Dana Chapman
Murrin
Courts Record Valuations in Fairfield County Estates
Inventories and appraisements filed in Fairfield County Common Pleas reveal estate values for Benjamin F. Hughes of Lancaster at 11288.08 and Louise Pries at 6148 with listed appraisers. In Rush Creek Two the value is 4296.47 with appraisers. A divorce petition in Raymond Spung v Cora Spung shows Mrs Spung seeking divorce and restoration to the name Steele, with attorney Chas A Radcliffe. Real estate transfers list George E Miller to Nancy Miller and others in Lancaster, John Byers to Clara E Byers for 75 acres in Clearcreek Two, and Mildred Ruff Arnold to John H Arnold in Lancaster.
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Fairfield County Common Pleas Court
Benjamin F. Hughes
Lancaster
Doid Kerns
Guy M. Rockey
Thos. J. Corbin
Louise Pries
Chris Keller
Ernest Wilson
8. C. Burton
Frederick B. Friesner
Rushcreek
James Seifert
Stanley McDill
W.D. Krous
Raymond Spung
Cora Spung
Common Pleas Court
Spung
Steele
Chas. A. Radcliffe
George E. Miller
Nancy Miller
Lancaster Property
John ©. Byers
Clara E. Byers
Clearcreek-two
Mildred Ruff Arnold
John H. Arnold
Wrestler Dubuc Sets Fire To Opponent’s Trunks
In Boston on January 16 Abe Stein suffered a dramatic moment as Gene Dubuc produced a match from his belt and set fire to Stein’s trunks. Stein screamed, leaped up, and stomped out the flames as the crowd cheered. Dubuc surrendered the remaining matches to the referee and the bout continued, Stein ultimately winning.
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Boston
Abe Stein
Gene Dubuc
Stein
Sein
Dubuc
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Lancaster Club
Sharp-Brown
Croquignole
Ocean Wave Beauty Shop
New York
Conrad LaFante
Amanda Farmers’ Institute
Queen Beauty Shop
Kresge
Star Brand
Main and
Columbus Sts
Brocker
Columbus Street
Hughes Estate
James Taylor Dickson
Ruby L. Sutton
Baltimore
A. EB. Anderson
the Hickle CO
Coats
Velvet
Breuer
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