Farmers' Week Speakers At Ohio State Held This Week
Benefit parties highlight Farmers' Week at Ohio State University January 27 to 1 includes university president congressman farm journal editor a noted educator from Harvard and the federal agriculture official C C Davis. Daily programs run 8 a m to 5 p m with 7 p m evening meetings of an entertaining nature. Edith Berry will discuss clothes for the school girl on Wednesday at 11 a m and the event features demonstrations with clothing from C P Wiseman Company. The sessions offer farmers a view of new scientific agricultural developments and shared experiences.
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Ohio State University
Harvard University
C. C. Davis
United States Department of Agriculture
Edith Berry
C. P. Wiseman Company
Sugar Grove Church Plans Calendar Sale Meeting
The Wimodausis Society of the Methodist Church at Sugar Grove met at Mrs. Hulda Snyder’s home on January 2 to plan the year including a saving calendar sale. Soup and sandwiches will be served at church parlors Wednesday noon. Officers installed were Mrs. Duke as President Mrs. Allread as Secretary and Mrs. Hulda Snyder as Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimodausis Society of the Methodist Church
Sugar Grove
Hulda Snyder
Lora Snyder
Thelma Nihiser
Theda Snyder
R. B. Duke
Pred Swartz
Nellie Solonbarger
Dale Allread
W. 8. Sims
Maud Junkerfon
Jacob Bigham
Duke
Allread
Sorority Plans President's Ball At Phi Sigma Chi
Beta Gamma chapter of Kappa Delta Phi hosts the President's Birthday Ball to benefit Infantile Paralysis. The 1936 event, at Spanish Gardens, Phi Sigma Chi, runs January 30 from 9 to 12 with Paul Stoudt and band. Mrs Donald Howling chairs Lancaster county efforts. Phi Sigma Chi opens chapter rooms for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Gamma Chapter
Kappa Delta Phi Sorority
Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity
Paul Stoudt
Donald Howling
Lancaster
YWCA Weekly Activities Calendar Shifts PTA Meeting Postponed
The YWCA lists weekly events: Blue Triangle club Monday at 3 45 p m Industrial club 7 30 p m Tuesday Wa Wa Kee Club 3 48 p m T A T Games Party 7 30 p m Board of Directors meeting 7 30 p m Wednesday Dramatics Sociology 1 30 p m 7 30 p m Thursday Neo Epsilon Sigma 7 30 p m Friday Leisure club 7 30 p m Saturday Bible Students class rummage sale at A B Church The Clarksburg PTA meeting for Tuesday January 28 is postponed indefinitely due to cold weather. a new date will be announced.
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YWCA
Blue Triangle Club
Wa Wa Kee
Neo Epsilon Sigma
Clarksburg
PTA
Four Famous Women Balance Marriages and Careers
New York January 27. Four well known career women insist they work best with husbands. Helene Thimle Mrs Max Reinhardt Lotte Lenja Mrs Kurt Weill Alma Schindler Mrs Franz Werfel and Alma Waite Mrs Norman Bel Geddes all fuse demanding careers with home life. Reinhardt supports his wife and helps direct her stage work while she manages his sleep schedule and household needs. Bel Geddes designs costumes for The Eternal Road and maintains the home. The Eternal Road charity opening may raise admission prices.
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Hah
New
York
Helene Thimle
Lotte Lenja
Alma Schindler
Fances Waite
Helene Thimie
Max Reinhardt
Lottie Lenja
Kurt Weill
Miss Waite
Norman
Bel Geddes
Franz Wertel
Musa Dagh
Norman Bel Geddis
Ald
Reinhart
The
New York Exchange For ‘Women's Work
New York
Lotta Lenja
Helene Thimig
Frances Walte
Norman Bel Geddes
Solution to Previous Contract Problem by McKenney
WM E McKenney discusses bridge strategy focusing on re entries and defensive plays. He outlines how players use holdups and refusals to win tricks, noting how declarer counters with strategy. The article analyzes a hand where West opens spades, declarer wins with king, diamonds lead to deliberate refusals, and continued play tests defenses and plan.
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WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
Watshing
Declarer
West
Relief Corps to Meet Tuesday in Legion Home
Auxiliary to the American Legion will meet Tuesday evening at eight o'clock in the Legion Home Main Hil. Last Friday Lancaster Lodge No 57 Masons held a reg war smoker with about sixty members and visiting Masons. The entertainment film Car No 98 a thriller about the State Belle of Michigan was shown via Lyric manager W H Schumacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion
Main Hil
Lancaster Lodge No
Michigan
Wee
W. H. Schumacher
Women’s Relief Corps
Armory
Mia
Ning Macklin
West leads Jack of clubs outplay in bridge endgame
West gains the lead and forces declarer into a tenace position after careful card play. South contemplates avoiding the trick to prevent West from counting clubs and diamonds, while West secures entry points and maintains the conclusive resource of his suit distribution.
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West
South
Declarer
Class Event Postponed by Winachum and Club
The Winachum class of Fifth Avenue Church of Christ postpones tonight’s meeting to next Monday at Mary Barker’s home, 705 Pierce Avenue. The Progressive Literary Club’s Wednesday session is also postponed.
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Fifth Avenue Church of Christ
Mary Barker
Pierce Avenue
Progressive Literary Club
Central Labor Union Birthday Ball To Aid Infants
The Central Labor Union will host its third annual ball to celebrate President Roosevelt's birthday on January 30 at Eagle's Hall 8 Columbus Street. Thirty percent funds Warm Springs Foundation and seventy percent supports local infantile paralysis efforts. Proceeds last year aided a West Lancaster infantile paralysis victim, bought a wheelchair, and funded repairs at the County Home. Tickets are twenty five cents.
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Fairfield County Central Labor Union
President Roosevelt
Eagle's Hall
Columbus Street
Warm Springs Foundation
Lancaster
West Lancaster
Son Born to Mr and Mrs Oscar Leohner
Mr and Mrs Oscar Leohner of 101 Wilson Avenue announce the birth of a son born late Sunday evening.
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Oscar Leohner
Wilson Avenue
Birth of son announced by Shonk family
Mr and Mrs R M Shonk of East Main Street announce the birth of a son born Saturday in the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Shonk
East Main St
Three Are Honor Guests at Party
An informal Sunday party was hosted at Mrs. Ralph Roberts home in Thurston to honor Mrs. Roberts, Donald Roberts, and Betty Wyckoff on their shared birthdays. About thirty neighbors attended a noon basket dinner and presented gifts to the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Roberts
Thurston
Roberts
Donald Roberts
Betty Wyckoff
Charles Foulk
Jennie Wyckoff
Charles
Betty
Peggy
Luke
Carl Sanford
Evelyn
Maryene
Maxine Sanford
Elmer Miller
Freddie
Eugene Bops
Patty Bope
Ivan Miller
Phyllis
Florence
Basil
W. . Roberts
Donald
Millersport
Tda Wyckoff
Lancaster
Frank Crane
Columbus
Evening Club Plans January 25 Meeting at Miss Cass Home
Entertained Miss Fannie Cass planned an evening gathering for the H. G. S. Club on January 25 at 1027 South Broad Street. Favors in contests went to Mrs. George Belhorn Mrs. George Hartman Miss Mae Hartman Mrs. Henry Korte and Miss Amelis Heilman. Refreshments followed. Mrs. George Hartman to host next meeting.
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Fannie Cass
H. G. S. Club
South Broad Street
George Belhorn
George Hartman
Mae Hartman
Henry Korte
Amelis Heilman
December Wedding Is Revealed Date at Dinner
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Alspaugh and Burton Clark, both of Canal Winchester, Ohio, was solemnized December 14, 1935, in Cincinnati. The bride’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Alspaugh and Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Clark are the groom’s parents of Canal Winchester. The Bishop family observed their 66th wedding anniversary at a noon dinner with relatives and friends, including daughters Mrs. Henry White and Mrs. Edward Rockey Basil, and Mrs. Emma Weisner of Pickerington. Mr. Bishop is ninety. Mrs. Bishop eighty-five, in poor health, and both have long Fairfield County residence. The event included a supper with several relatives and life in Basil, Ohio. HOUSE GUEST Mrs. Mary E. Hartman hosts Mrs. Bess Cockerill of Chillicothe as house guest. The Tourist Club will meet Tuesday with Mrs. James Lantz on East Fifth Ave.
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Dorothy Alspaugh
Burton Clark
Danal Winchester
Ohio
Cincinnati
B. M. Alspaugh
Clai
W. L. Clark
Canal Winchester
Henry White
Edward Rockey
Basil
Samuel Bishop
Emma Weisner
Pickeington
Bishop
Fairfield Paper Company
Mary E. Hartman
Mainstreet
Bess Cockerill
Chillicothe
Clay
James Lantz
East Fifth Ave
Complimented At Dinner Sunday For 96th Birthday
Mr. Jacob Thomen of Baltimore is honored on his ninety six birthday with a family dinner at his home after a morning service at United Brethren Church. Guests included Mrs Leah Snyder and several Thomen family members from Baltimore Pleasantville Carroll and Groveport with Wallace Thomen. The afternoon was spent happily at the Thomen home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Thomen
Baltimore
Thomen
United Brethren Church
Leah Snyder
Paul Thomen
Pleasantville
Lester Thomen
Charles Kistler
Carroll
Raymond Thomen
Wallace
Groveport
Birthday Dinner for Mrs Neeley and Grandson Fred Neeley
Mrs Samantha Neeley hosted a noon dinner Sunday at 815 East Main Street marking her birthday and that of her grandson Fred Neeley. Guests included Elsworth Boyer and family, Willem Locee, Cecil Loost, Gwendolyn Loose, Anna Milkr, Elmer Morrow, Trafford Tobias, Charles Neeley and family, with Nellie Kinser assisting. Choicé gifts were presented to Mrs Neeley and Fred Neeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samantha Neeley
East Main Street
Fred Neeley
Elsworth Boyer
Billy
Willem C. Locee
Cecil Loost
Gwendolyn Loose
Anna C. Milkr
Elmer Morrow
Trafford Tobias
Charles Neeley
George
Fred Nealey
Neeley
Nellie Kinser
Garden Club Meeting Postponed and Society Meets
The Fairfield Garden Club January meeting at Mu mmaugh Memorial is postponed due to cold weather and rescheduled for February 24. The club will discuss activities for the new year and present an interesting program. Mrs W W Hufford chairs Maple Street Church Women’s Missionary Society meeting at her home 330 Madison Avenue Tuesday at 7 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Garden Club
Mumaugh
Church Society
W. W. Hufford
Women's Missionary Society
Maple Street
Hufford
Madison Avenue
Styles from Paris PARTS influence on Mussolini era fashion
Paris influences accompany Italian motifs as Mussolini inspires female fashion. A Paris milliner adapts a fringed turban style into a chic black ensemble with a square yoke, high neck, rolled collar, and ivory chess accents. The outfit features a tight wrist band, long straight skirt, and a striped scarf in black green white red.
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Mussolini
Italy
Newt
Paris
Crilton
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Chicago
District of Columbia
Wallace Kimball
Bernat
the Chas
P.wisemanco
Thimig
Reinhardt
Reinhard
William E. McK
Relief Corps
Central Labor Union
Samuel
Selena Poff
Kasil
Unio
QUEEN
Kresge
Clara M. Hoyt
N. High St
Red Oak Coal
Wymans
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