Sunday at the Local Churches in Bremen area notices
Local church schedules list services at Fifth Avenue Church of Christ St Peter's St Marys Bethlehem and others with pastors ministers and event details including Sunday school 9:30 morning worship 10:30 and evening services plus upcoming evangelistic and youth activities across multiple churches in the Lancaster area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue Church OF Christ
A.C. Young
Glen Nusser
Young People’s Fellowship
Mary Margaret Barker
Pierce Ave
Loyal Women’s
Ladies’ Aid Society
Church OF the Nazarene
West Wheeling and
George Sts
W. W. Loveless
Charles Eck
Nazarene Young Peoples
Lydia
Walt
Lancaster
Don Phillips
Apostole Church Orchestra
Circleville High Introduces Inter scholastic Debate
Circleville High launches inter scholastic debate on a public medical care act with Circleville and West High School of Columbus contesting the proposition. Other matchups include North High of Columbus Washington D. H. and Newark. Deli News notes student opinions on wartime support and voting tendencies at Will High School. Newark’s Joseph Baggs earns an unprecedented Craftsman Guild junior division prize for his Napoleonic coach model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circleville High School
Neate
Circleville
Wille
Amanda Ana West High School
Columbus
North High of
Washington D. H
Newark
Chin
Wills High School
Deli News
Delaware
Ohio
Joseph Baggs
Newark High School
Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild
Joseph
Revenue News
What the well dressed Y Y young men are wearing
In a chilly spell, Jonn McFee favors bright red flannels while Paul Pyle matches brown suit, shoes, ties and socks. Suede shoes and buckled brown styles gain popularity. Seth Norman sports crepe-soled dark brown suede. White shirts wane for formal or street wear, and gloves vary from large sheep skin mittens to blue shirt and tie pairings. Martha Polung notes trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn McFee
Johnny
Paul Pyle
Boice van Gundy
Seth Norman
Seth
Walter Kuntz
Ross
Britney
Martha Polung
A Senior Looks Back At Four Years Of High School
An anonymous reminiscence extols high school as an oasis of pleasure and the dawn of young manhood and womanhood. It urges every American student to value four years as a birthright and standard, praising literature music art and memorable school moments as practical later in life.
True Blue Hats Off to Thirteenth Chair Cast
Under Mr. Still supervision the cast progresses well and aims to form a hard to beat ensemble. Despite near mid year exams they continue preparations for the play and for both challenges. Theo's is the unconquerable spirit Helen Koon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Still
Theo
Helen Koon
Midyear exams reflect on freshmen to seniors
Midyear exams have concluded and final results loom. Freshmen face a first taste of testing while upperclassmen carry on with long familiarity with exams. The staff notes superior, average, and failing grades and congratulates those with good marks while offering encouragement to those who did not perform well.
Mid year exam plans stir classroom chatter
In biology class Mr. Crook announces a Wednesday afternoon mid year exam. Judy Radebaugh balks claiming a busy schedule. Alfred Olvey's timing draws remarks as classmates note past occurrences. Ross Bruney ponders lunch departure and Miss Griffith enters abruptly. Latin test quirks spark humor while Miss McCoy recovers from ear trouble and hearing questions arise. Humorous incidents decline as study intensifies before exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Bruney
Miss Griffith
Ross
Helen Holstein
Miss McCoy
Imagined slips and schoolyard hints in Monday notes
Read as a compact school page item list several pupils are named with quirks and incidents from Monday. It mentions Adaline Conrad milling at lights and Ralf Winland and Bob Tobin described as stiff, plus various student misfits and costume mixups in assembly and gym class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adaline Conrad
Earl Long
Mr. Wenger
Ralf Winland
Bob Tobin
Francis England
Martha Poling
Mable
Mr. Smart
Judy Riddle
Carl Valentine
Emery Smeck
Taddy Bekert
Ralf Witland
Rin Tin Tin
Doris Stuckey
Little Orphan Annie
Junior Barrett
Mr. Crooks
Exchange of gifts at school Christmas party
June Verman notes items seen around the school including Aileen Hattendorf’s ring Madeline Keller’s type examination schedule Mr Still’s bulletin board in the west tower hall Judy Radebaugh’s Christmas pen and pencil set Tips the dog and other casual observations Bobe Ven Gundy’s eye bandage tiger head rings worn by D Sinckey and N Mclaughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aileen Hattendorf
Madeline Keller
Mr. Still
West Tower Hall
N. Mclaughlin
Bobe Ven Gundy
Drammasqers reveal two girls in The Thirteenth Chair
The Dra masquer's bulletin board at vir Trick's shows pictures of Judith Riddle and Barbara Roberts, two L. H. & high school girls with notable dramatic talent. Both are cast in The Thirteenth Chair, a murder mystery to be performed January 31 at the L. H. 8 auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vir
Trick
L. H
Judith Riddle
Funior
Barbara Roberts
If I Inherited A Million Dollars A Classroom Quiz
A questionnaire asks boys and girls how they would spend a hypothetical one million dollars. Answers range from travel and education to buying instruments and bikes, with some dream like living in Florida. Several students mention traveling America or Europe and one plans marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Good
June Haines
Norma
Helen Schleich
America
Europe
Martha Ferguson
Madaline Keller
Thelma Sager
Judy Riddie
Eugene Miller
Harry Hedges
Harold Jones
Florida
Senior Class Plans Gala Party After Zanesville Game
The senior social committee members James Eggert Bob Tobin Aileen Hattendorf Adaline Conrad and June Hermann met after school in Room 105 to outline a February 7 gymnasium party following the Zanesville basketball game. The Hilltoppers orchestra directed by Mr Keller will provide dancing from 10 to 12. Admission is 75 cents per couple and 50 cents for a single stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Eggert
Bob Tobin
Aileen Hattendorf
Adaline Conrad
June Hermann
Nesville
Hilltoppers
Keller
New Courses Offered for Second Semester at L. H.
The school introduces The Nation at Work by Packard Overton and Sinnott as a modern commercial and industrial geography text. Elements of Business Training by Brewer Hurbut and Cashman will follow the Community Gives course. Algebra II replaces solid geometry and economics will replace sociology for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H
Packard, Qverton and Sinnott
Brewer, Hurbut and
Cashman
Caledar for Week of January 27 at Lancaster Schools
The schedule lists events from Monday January 27 starting a new semester, bank day, library class, and girls athletic clubs. Tuesday January 28 features Newswriting class and a Lancaster versus St Marys game. Wednesday January 29 includes girls basketball, and Friday January 31 pits Lancaster against Cambridge in Cambridge with a dramatics club production The Thirteenth Chair starring Eileen Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
St. Mary's
Cambridge
Junior Hi-Y Dance and School Events
Members of the junior Hi-Y enjoy an evening of fun and entertainment at Mellman Inn Friday January 24. The Senior Class Dance is set for February 7 in the Lancaster High School gym with admission 75 cents a couple and 50 cents for singles. The Board of Education will visit a faculty party at LHS on January 29. A book review North to the Orient by Anne Lindbergh will be read by Mrs. H C Keller, with a musical selection by Mr. Kenneth Keller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
V. B. Churce
W. L. Green
Carl Mericle
James Seifert
R. M. Fosnight
Otto Stockman
Lancaster
State of
Ohio
Byel
Directo
Lancaster City
Public
Ace
Rowles
Public Service
Hi-Y En- Joye
Mellman’s Inn
Lancaster High School
Board of Education
North To the Orient
Anne Lindbergh
H. C. Keller
Kenneth Keller
Puzzle solved: the mystery behind the front and back L
The column reveals the answer to last week's guessing game noting that some people have an L in their name at the front and others at the back. The solution is simply the letter L.
Orchids to Keller for school band and Hilltoppers
This week Gladys Vaughn offers orchids to Mr Keller the music supervisor for forming a remarkable band and orchestra and creating a high school dance orchestra the Hill toppers in the current year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keller
Appreciation for typing staff at Purple Pepper
The Purple Pepper staff expresses thanks to M. CG. Parent typing instructor rat L. H. S. and members of his typing classes for splendid cooperation in making possible the printing of the weekly school panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Purple Pepper
M. CG
Rat L. H. S
Wires Remain Hot Despite Cold Spell Says Telephone Company
Officials report only minor wire breakage in extreme cold as heavy phone use from residents staying indoors keeps lines active. A press note notes that wet snow commonly breaks lines, but current conditions show resilience.
Ruth Cline Custody Bid Seeks Court Amendment
In common pleas court Ruth Cline files motion in her suit against John Cline seeking custody and control of their children and revival of an order requiring the defendant to pay 5 per week for child support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Cline
John Cline
Common Pleas
Rosser Couple Welcomes Son Robert Pay
Mr and Mrs Robert Rosser of Whiley Ave announce the birth of their son yesterday at the home of the mother's sister Mrs Gilbert Butts of Miller Ave The baby has been named Robert Pay Mrs Rosser formerly Florence Center The birth adds to the family under local records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rosser
Whiley Ave
Gilbert Butts
Miller Ave
Robert Pay
Rosser
Florence Center
Revival Meetings Close Sunday At Harwood Church
Ayl on A B Church H Harwood minister leads revival meetings closing Sunday with Sunday school at 9 30 and Christian Endeavor at 7 00 Preaching to follow the evening service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. McEwen
Church School For Bible Study
C R. Flowers
Christian Endeavor Meeting
With God
H. ¥. Harwood
Christian Endeavor
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C. T. Corbett
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Torus Thi
Raymond Miller
Dewey Avenue
Flossie Smith
Chas. Gibson
Clive Williams
Olivet, Il
Olivet College
L. C. Shaver
R. A. Emmons
Nelie White
Epworth League
Bahn Emanuel Lutheran Church Missouri Synod
E. Mulberry
Pearl
W. F. Docter
John A. Frisch
Ark Pilgrim Holiness Church
Church OF Christ IN Christian Union
Washington &Seventh
F. E. Terry
Edith Carpenter
Rev. Terry, Jr
Miss Detrick
Y. P. Association
Wm. Neubauer
Terry
Star l
P. Pridgen
Maple Street Evangelical Church
Peling
Utica Church
West Fair Avenue
S. E. Dickson
Earl K. Caldwell
Apostolic Church
E. A. Tovey
Bremen-Bethel Presbeter
Fred
Olive Branch
U. B. Church
L. W. Green
H. A. Simmons
Mary's Catholic Church
Father Donovan
Jerusalem Evangelical and Reformed Church
Frank Jenkins
Fk Holicy
Barker Motor Freight Lines
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Barker Motor Freight, Inc
West
Wheeling Street
Ruth Ridenour
June Verman
Caledar
Eileen Nichols
Gladys Vaughn
Leroy
Hartman
Columbia University
Zog
Senije
Abid
Albania
Abdul Hamid II
Turkey
AYLON
A. B. Church
Frank E. Smith
Columbus Street
Piano Tuning
C. E. Fani
J. V. Halteman
James H. Sheriday
South Columbus St
Red Oak Coal
Taylor & Radebaugh
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
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