Women of Lancaster Club Plans Week Meetings
The Women's Club of the Elks held its annual installation and dinner-card party at the Elks Home on January 16. Officers installed included President Mrs Edward Mallory and Vice President Mrs Charles Birch with other posts filled by Mrs W W Willis and Mrs Roy Blazer. Continuous bridge play followed with trophies awarded to Mrs Frank Wilson Mrs Ruth Friend Mrs Walter White Mrs Philip Brode and Mrs George Kauffman. Hostesses were retiring officers led by Mrs George Schnapp Sr and the gathering started at 6 30 PM.
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Women’s Club of the Elks
Elks
Edward Mallory
Charles Birch
W. W. Willis
Roy Blazer
Frank Wilson
Ruth Friend
Walter White
Philip Brode
George Kauffman
George Schnapp
John Bauman
Delightful Book In New Group Life With Father reviewed by City Library
Amid new arrivals at the City Library the selection Life With Father by Clarence Dar is praised as a vivid portrait of a Victorian father. The reviewer notes Mr Day as pompous and dictatorial yet capable of kindness, with humorous anecdotes about cooks, ice deliveries, and his loud pleas for mercy.
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City Library
Father
Clarence Dar
Mr. Day Jofs Dows
New York
Day
Luncheon and Bridge Hostess Plans At Canal Winchester
Mrs. H. B. Caslow of Columbus street Canal Winchester invited a table of guests to meet her club as hostess. Luncheon at Corwin Inn Canal Winchester at one o clock followed by bridge at the Caslow home. Top bridge score went to Mrs. L. Be Helter with guests including Mrs. Mark Trach, Mrs. Paul Smith, Mrs. Gould H. Ayres and Mrs. Robert Holley.
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H. B. Caslow
Columbus Sttreet
Canal Winchester
Corwin Inn
Caslow
L. BE. ‘Helter
Mark ‘Trach
Columbus
Paul Smith
Gould H. Ayres
Robert Holley
Officers Elected By YWCA Group
A Wee Epsilon Sigma meeting at the YWCA included election of officers. Miss Genene Metty, retiring president, led the session. New officers are President Marie Engle, Vice President Clustie Beatty, Secretary Dorothy Leonard, Treasurer Eva Friesner. A six o'clock pot-luck preceded the meeting.
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Wee Epsilon Sigma
YWCA
Genene Metty
Marie Engle
Clustie Beatty
Dorothy Leonard
Eva, Friesner
Informal Luncheon Honors Mrs. Rauh in Lancaster
Mrs. Paul M. Beck hosted an informal luncheon today at her Rosebank Avenue home to compliment Mrs. Henry Rauh of Billings Montana. Mrs. Rauh is visiting Lancaster relatives including her niece Mrs. Harry DeLaney at 415 East Main Street and staying with local friends. Beck entertained eight friends of the honored guest.
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Paul M. Beck
Avenue
Rosebank
Henry Rauh
Billings
Montana
Lancaster
Dinner Hostess Hosts Georgian Dinner at The Georgian
Mrs. Frank Lankford of 211 Man Hill entertained with a small dinner party Thursday night at The Georgian on Broad Street at Wheeling Hill. Rev. F C F Randolph rector of St Johns Episcopal Church and Mrs Randolph were among twelve guests who sat down at seven o clock.
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Frank Lankford
Man Hill
Wheeling Hill
Solution to the bridge problem by WM McKennedy
Secretary WM McKennedy explains planning the entire hand before first trick. He notes many players analyze the last cards while rushing early play and urges counting losing tricks to manage them. The article presents a hand requiring complete preplay planning and emphasizes early moves.
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WM. E. McKennedy
American Bridge League
Hand Play Narrative in a Bridge Squeeze
A bridge hand is analyzed showing the five of diamonds play and a squeeze. The sequence starts with trumping the diamond, East returns a club, and South trumps. After further cashing of the spades, the ace of hearts is played, leaving West squeezed. If West discards a diamond, dummy’s queen of hearts is discarded and ace of diamonds is cashed, leading to a successful diamond finesse.
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West
East
Weet
Dummy
Declarer
Woman's Party Leader Sees Progress Toward Equal Rights
Alice Paul, president of the National Woman's Party, argues the Equal Rights Amendment would curb state discrimination and equalize rights in education employment property and governance. She cites legal inequalities in states like Michigan Georgia New York and Arkansas and notes night work bans and contract limits still target women.
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New York
Seneca’ Falls
N. Y
Lucretia Mott
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Alice Paul
National Woman's Party
United States
Paul
Senate
Townsend
House
Ludlow
Congress
Miss Paul
Michigan
South Carolina
Georgia
New York State
New Mexico
Nevada
Arkansas
West Virginia
Alabama
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Women's Party
Surprise Birthday Dinner At The Barn
A group of Mil dred Anneshansley and Grethel Smith friends hosted a surprise party for them at The Barn Forest Rose avenue. Guests included Getz Shoe Factory workers and many gifts were given to the honorees Faye Nihiser Grace Collins Carrie McDavitt Hazel Steely Denver Matheny Henrietta Delong Edna Nigh Mary Geist Thelma Staler Dolly Bugh Pauline Gardner Anna Pierce Zelma Baughman Dorothy Lyons Mil dred Anneshansley and Grethel Snuth.
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Mildred Anneshansley
Grethel Smith
Grethel Vess
Forest Rose Avenue
Maple Street Church Youth League Holds All Year Party
Members of the Young People's League at Maple Street Church gathered January 16 in the social room for an all year party. With the president absent, first vice-president Trafford Tobias led the business session. Members wore holiday themed costumes and enjoyed games, contests, and a grand match led by Ruth Weakley and Robert Graf. Host committee Bernadine Mowery Phyllis Crist Cecil Loose and Lloyd Tobias Jr served refreshments to twenty six attendees.
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Young People’s League
Maple Street
Trafford Tobias
Ruth Weakley
Robert Graf
Bernadine Mowery
Phyllis Crist
Cecil Loose
Lloyd Tobias, Jr
Amateur Program At Amanda School
An Amanda High School amateur program Thursday night drew many parents teachers and friends. First honor went to John Borchers for a violin solo with piano by Marceleete Dresbach a pupil of Bessie Tarr. Borchers studies with Loring Wittich. Glenn Reed earned second honor for a cornet solo and a ten piece German Band won third honor.
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Amanda High School
John Borchers
Marceleete Dresbach
Bessie Tarr
Lancaster
Borchers
Loring
Wittich
Circleville
Glenn Reed
Children’s Heidi Play Delights Lancaster Fans
An enthusiastic audience braved a snow storm to see Clare Cree Major Players perform Heidi at the Public High School. The Parents’ League sponsored tickets for an under privileged group, with support from Quota and many local clubs. Mrs. H. B. Hileman led the organizing effort, aided by committees and a generous Lancaster public.
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Heidi
Parents’ League
Lancaster
Kiwanis
Lancaster Literary
Home Study
Mothers” Literary
Alpha Literary
Chandan Twentieth Century
Froebel
Kaphar
Loeher Pharmacy
H. B. Hileman
Children’s Theatre
Te Ama Club Hosts Hostesses and Guests
Mrs Harriet Mallory and Mrs Lyman Miller entertained the Te Ama Club at their Fifth Avenue home. Favors were won by Mrs Harold Blosser and Blanche Schleich. Fifteen attended including guests Mrs Sullivan and Mrs Cooper. Miss Juanita Syx left for Dayton but will return Sunday. Mrs Merrill Ricketts to host in two weeks at George Street. Two new members joined, bringing total to twelve.
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Harriet Mallory
Lyman Miller
Fifth Avenue
Harold Blosser
Blanche Schleich
Sullivan
Cooper
Juanita Syx
Dayton
Merrill Ricketts
George Street
Women's Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars Meeting
The Women's Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars met in the G A R room at the Armory on January 16. Several applications were accepted and the group planned to meet again February 6 in the Armory with a social after and refreshments.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Armory
All Nations Party at Mu Manaugh Memorial Dinner
Dinner guests of the Study Group Mothers Literary Club held an All Nations party on January 16 at the Mu Manaugh Memorial. Forty attended the covered dish event with wives, husbands, and a small extra group. Flags and decorations celebrated foreign nations with American symbols.
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Mother’s Literary Club
Mumaugh Memorial
Bridge Supper Club Event At Mrs Kent's Home
Miss Elizabeth Kent hosted a small bridge party Thursday at 120 Union Street with twelve guests. Favors went to Miss Pauline Wels Mrs Ralph North and Miss Katherine Brenner while Miss Frankie Voightritter received a guest favor. Guest players included Miss Edith Thompson Miss Mary Hyle and Mrs Frederick Graf. Katherine Brenner to host again January thirtieth.
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Elizabeth Kent
Union Street Bridge
Pauline, Wels
Ralph North
Katherine Brenner
Frankie Voightritter
Pdith Thompson
Mary Hyle
Frederick Graf
Student at Nurses' Training School Seeks Cleveland Program
Miss Mary Lou Gesling daughter of Mr and Mrs William Gesling Pleasantville Road will leave Sunday to enter the Nurses' School of St Luke's Hospital in Cleveland She has begun training at Ohio Northern University and will complete her program at St Luke's Hospital in Cleveland.
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Mary Lou Gesling
William Gesting
Pleasantville Road
St Luke's Hospital
Cleveland
Gesting
Ohio Northern University
Beasley Hosts Out Of Town Guests At Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Norris M Beasley of 143 West Wheeling street entertained with a small dinner party on January sixteenth at The Georgian. Guests included Mr. and Mrs Edwin Sharman Summit New Jersey, Miss Alice Beasley Athens Ohio, and Mr James Tencher Chicago UL.
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Norris M. Beasley
West Wheeling Street
Edwin Sharman
Summit
New Jersey
Alice Beasley
Athens
James Tencher
Chicago
Probate Will Of Late John Irick
Last will and testament probated in Fairfield county court. Farm in Walnut township placed in trust for Kenneth William Born in benefit of M. K. Horn until age two, then fee simple. bequests include jewelry and cash sums to Janice Horn Dorothy Horn Beste Horn Mr. Horn Fred Diiger Belen Green George Di ger and household goods. residue divided among James A. Trick Ida Leonard Jennie Diiger and A. T. Trick.
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John Irick
Pleasantville
Fairfield County
Walnut Township
M. K. Horn
Kenneth William Born
Janice Horn
Watch
Dorothy Horn
Beste Horn
Mr. Horn
Fred Diiger
Belen Green
George Diger
James A. Trick
Ida Leonard
Jennie Diiger
A. T. Trick
Golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Williams observed their golden wedding anniversary at their home on East Walnut Street with a dinner for close kin. Four of their five children attended. Rector Rev. C. S. Poling and Maple Street Church members called to extend congratulations. Scott Miller, Mrs. Williams’ brother, and family also showed interest.
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J. H. Williams
East Walnut Street
Maple Street Church
C. 5. Poling
Scott Miller
William
Davidson Estate Valued at $20 491
Louisa C Davidson of Lancaster left an estate valued at 20 491 41 dollars. The inventory and appraisement were filed in probate court with appraisers Tom Cox Jerry Maher and Al Kensinger. Joseph Whi of Hocking County left a 3 867 27 dollar estate. Appraisers were D B Doughty R P Haas and Chris Keller.
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Louisa C. Davidson
Lancaster
Tom Cox
Jerry Maher
al Kesinger
Joseph
Whi
Hocking-co
D. B. Doughty
R. P. Haas
Chris Keller
Residence Fact Revealed in Selkirk Family Note
A passage notes that she lived for many years before moving in 1023 to reside with her nephew, the late Charles F. Selkirk, establishing a long tied to that family.
Todhunter Rites Set For Monday
Funeral services for Joseph L Todhunter who died yesterday at his Union Street home will be held Monday at 2 p m in the J W Halleman mortuary chapel with Rev W G Seaman officiating assisted by Rev W K Himes Burial will be in Forest Rose cemetery Friends may call at the Haltemar funeral home Saturday afternoon Two resignations announced Roosevelt accepted the resignations of Thomas Jefferson Coolidge undersecretary of the Treasury and Lawrence W Robert Jr assistant secretary of the Treasury effective February 15
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Joseph L. 'Todhunter
Union St
J. W. Halleman
W. G. Seaman
W. K. Himes
Forest Rose Cemetery
Haltemar Fuerale
Washington
Roosevelt
Thomas Jefferson Coolidge
the Treasury
Lawrence W. Robert, Jr
Alden Descendant Susan King Alden Dies
Susan King Alden 92 a direct descendant of John and Priscilla Alden died at her home in Sandusky Ohio. She was born in Seville Ohio and will be buried Monday in a family plot after services.
Motorist Fined In Columbus Court
Paul Randolph of Columbus was fined $10 and costs yesterday by Mayor Moyer's court for failure to transfer his automobile license. A state highway patrolman reported the rest.
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Paul Randolph
Columbus
Moyer
German Air Mission to Discuss Trans Atlantic Airline with U S
An official German air mission will visit Washington in February to discuss a projected Trans Atlantic airline between Germany and the United States with the United States government, the State Department announced today.
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Washington
United States
Germany
State Department
Paris Youthful Fashion Trends Update
Paris fashion notes emphasize youth friendly styles for fifteen to sixteen year olds with simple elegant lines and Grecian influenced fall robes. Bright winter colors, gold or silver accessories, and practical sandals in metallics pair with cocktail party tones and tailored jackets in black twill.
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Paris
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Ywca Group
William E. McKenney
Voia
Leah Wert
Lea
Tanel
South
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Valer
Yul
Woman’s Party
Allee Paul
Church League Plans Party
Amanda School
Harry Marquis
Monroe Johnson
Alva Peer
Edwin Prange
Nurses’ Training School
Walnut
Kenneth Horn
Iywood
Jan Kiepura
Martha Eggerth
Jan
Mary Pickford
Mrs. Williams
Alden
Plan Air Line
Alps
Queen Beauty Shop
Kresge
Coats
Betty Gay Shop
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