New Eastern Star Officers Preside for First Time in Stae
Newly installed officers of M. Z. Kreider chapter Order Eastern Star led by Worthy Matron Mrs. Harry Abram presided at the January 27 meeting in the Masonic temple. District 27 chair Mrs. T. T. Courtright of Lancaster announced the February 4 session at Bremen, with Courtright presiding. Grand Matron Harriet Rein of Youngstown and other guests attended. A musical tea is planned for February 24 with prize tables and a late lunch served by hostess group Florence McMillan Mary Agnes Pauline Haines and Marjorie Moyer Collins to about fifty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Z. Kreider Chapter
Eastern Star
Harry Abram
Empie
Distrit
T. T. Courtright
Lancaster
Bremen
Ohio
Courtright
Harret Rein
Youngstown
Florence McMillan
Mary Agnes
Pauline Haines
Mar*jorie Moyer Collins
Sorority Plans Valentine Dance and St Patrick Event
Beta Theta chapter of Sigma Phi Gamma completes plans for its annual Valentine Dance to be held February seventh at the Elks Home with Bari Wyeth and his Newark band providing music from nine to twelve. Pledge group also outlines tentative plans for a St Patrick dance on March thirteenth. Miss Mary Campbell assists Miss Joan Hartman in arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks’ Home
Mary Campbell
Joan Hartman
Hostess Monday To Study Club Hosts Library Talk
Mrs Earl Irick hosted the Cilonian Literary Club for the January twenty seventh meeting at her Wyndotee Street home. Two science figures were featured Madame Curie in a paper by Miss Marthe Nothstine read by Miss Elma Corwin and a Marie Mitchell sketch by Miss Ruth Kern. Mrs Irick invited guest Mrs Hubert Armstrong. After program hour lunch was served. Ruth Kern to entertain February tenth at Purcell Tea Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Irick
Cilonian Literary Club
Wyandotee Street
Madame Curie
Marthe Nothstine
Elma Corwin
Marie Mitchell
Ruth Kern
Irick
Hubert Armstrong
Purcell Tea Room
Garden Club To Meet Tonight In Mumaugh Memorial
Fairfield Garden Club meets this Tuesday in the Mumaugh Memorial at eight o clock. The program features pictures loaned by the Horticultural Department of Ohio State University. It is the first meeting of the new year and club activities and plans will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Garden Club
Mumaugh
Horticultural Department
Ohio State University
Dinner Bridge Club Event at Purcell Tea Room
Miss Martha Gosling invited her card club to an evening meeting at Purcell Tea Room on Monday. Dinner at 6 30 followed by contract play. Score trophies were awarded to Mrs. James H. McFee and Miss Helen Webb. Mrs. James H. McFee will be hostess at the Tea Forum in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Gosling
Pleasantsville Road
Purcell Tea Room
James H. McFee
Helen Webb
South School Girls Complete First Aid Program
Seventh grade girls at South School finished the American Red Cross Junior First Aid course under instructor A. Lucile Miesse. The program, begun in Lancaster schools last year, trained over fifty students with certificates awarded to Elizabeth Byrne Mildred Cole Marjorie Combs Mary Corsen Juanita Cooperider Norma Jean Cormany Jean Craft Helen Delong Anne Denton Marjorie Effenger Betty Franklin Janie Farmer Isabell Ferguson Blanche Holmes Mary Hughes Betty Huntley Wanda Einser Edna Latcham Anna Mae Lowes Thelma Meyers Frances McGraw Nona Morgan Wanda Pairan Evelyn Fickesing Betty Turner Mary Rose Wilson Marjorie Wetherell Marjoria Guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South School
American Red Cross
A. Lucile Miesse
Lancaster
Elizabeth Byrne
Mildred Cole
Marjorie Combs
Mary Corsen
Juanita
Cooperider
Norma Jean Cormany
Jean Craft
Helen Delong
Anne Denton
Marjorie Effenger
Betty Franklin
Janie Farmer
Isabell Ferguson
Blanche Holmes
Mary Hughes
Betty Huntley
Wanda Einser
Edna Latcham
Anna Mae Lowes
Thelms Meyers
Frances McGraw
Nona Morgan
Wanda Pairan
Evelyn Fickesing
Betty Turner
Individual Masters Tournament Feature at Crockford Club
The piece discusses the 1931 American Bridge League event with a hand from the Crockford Club in New York. It explains a three no trump line and a defense sequence involving spades and diamonds, noting how an alternative line could have yielded three no trump to the declarer and the impact of discarding the king of hearts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. BE. McKenney
American Bridge League
Crockford Club
New York
South
West
Declarer
Jed
Exzat
Dinner Talk by Dr Ernest Work On Ethiopia
The Young Peoples Class of the First M E Church plans a six thirty dinner February eleventh in the church social room followed by a talk by Dr Ernest Work from Muskingum College on Ethiopia and its relation to international affairs. The talk comes after his visits to Ethiopia and notes the education of Ethiopian princes in American colleges. Open to young people from Lancaster churches with reservations due by February ninth. Mr Seymore Marshall is general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Ernest Work
Muskingum College
Doctor Work
Ethiopia
Lancaster
Seymore Marshall
Auxiliary Plans Games Party for Welfare Fund
Women's Auxiliary to Rainbow Veterans announces a games party on January 30 at the L C O M Hall on Main Bill to raise funds for local welfare work. Lancaster merchants have donated gifts for games awards. Arrangement committee includes Mrs. Virgil Haines, Mrs. Marguerite Waites, Mrs. Bernard Keating, Mrs. Howard Bleinhenz, Mrs. Everett Mace, and Mrs. Paul Crook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Veterans
L. C. O. M. Hall
Lancaster
Virgil Haines
Marguerite Waites
Bernard Keating
Howard Bleinhenz
Everett Mace
Paul Crook
Birthday Dinner Honors Mr Alverd McFee at North Maple Home
Mr and Mrs James H McFee entertained Informally at dinner January 25 at their North Maple street home for Mr Alverd McFee on his birthday. Guests included Dr Robert Wade and Mrs Wade Columbus Mr and Mrs Ray Roby Mr and Mrs Alverd McKee Mr John McFee and the hosts. Guests arrived for dinner at six o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. McFee
Helen Rauch
North Maple Street
Alverd McFee
Robert Wade
Wace
Louise Roby
Columbus
Ray Roby
Alverd McKee
John McFee
Wimodausis Society Meeting at Sugar Grove Church
The Wimodausis Society of the Sugar Grove M E Church was hosted by Mrs. Harry Snyder in Sugar Grove. Plans were discussed to raise funds for yearly obligations. Officers installed include President Mrs. R B Duke and Vice President Mrs. Charles Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimodausis Society
Sugar Grove
M. E. Church
Harry Snyder
R. B. Duke
Charles Johnson
Gladys Ahead
Archie Junkerman
Bigham
Thelma and
Theda
Laura Snyder
Supper Guests at Purcell Tea Room Card Meeting
Miss Mary Margaret Nye of 321 East Allen Street planned a card group meeting for January 27 at the Purcell Tea Room. Guests arrived at seven thirty for dinner before bridge. Trophies were awarded to Miss Grace Beck Mrs Arnold Jenkinson and Mrs Marian Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Margaret Nye
East Alien Street
Purcell Tea Room
Ridge
Grace Beck
Arnold Jenkinson
Marian Black
Saint Mary's Altar Society Pot-Luck Supper Planned
Members of the Altar Society of St. Mary's Church arrange a pot-luck supper Wednesday evening in the school hall at six thirty. All women of the parish will be welcome. Games follow the business session. A drive for new members will be planned at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Society
St. Mary's Church
Guest Speaker Dr. Marian McCoy visits Quota Club meeting
Quota Club hosts Dr. Marian McCoy, medical missionary from the Belgian Congo, as guest speaker at the January 27 gathering at Mumaugh Memorial. The event featured veldt table decorations and African violets, with Mrs. Freda Ruey Doughty and Mrs. Frank E. Smith accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quota Club
Mumaugh Memorial
Marian McCoy
Belgian Congo
Doctor McCoy
Club
Africa
Freda Ruey Doughty
Frank E. Smith
Nina Welland
Ella Hite
Ruth Yauger
Lucille Mercer
Lola Weaver
Elma McDonald
Froebel Club Hostess Meeting Planned at Mulberry Hill
Froebel Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at two o’clock hosted by Mrs. Benson M. Smith at her Mulberry Hill home. Members are asked to assemble at two o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froebel Club
Benson M. Smith
Mulberry Hi
Club to Meet for Business Social Friday at Elks Home
Women's Club of the Elks will assemble for a business social meeting Friday afternoon in the club rooms at the Elks Home Bridge and euchre will follow the business period Manila Philippines January 39 P An explosion in submarine 8 40 of the United States navy injured eight Filipino workmen one seriously Five were taken to hospitals The 8 40 was in drydock at the Cavite Navy yard The auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans will meet Tuesday evening in the Armory at seven thirty
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Club of the Elks
Elks
Manila
P.te
United States Navy
Cavite Navy Yard
Sons of Union Veterans
Armory
Navy declares boycott of Women’s Patriotic conference
The Navy Department announced a boycott of the 15th Women’s Patriotic conference on national defense. About 875 species of iris are noted globally. Italy bans all beauty contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxcott
Washington
Navy Department
Italy
Province Meeting Delights Delegates at Ohio Alpha Convention
Miss Elizabeth Stretton and Miss Almeda Whiley returned from Middletown Ohio where Beta Gamma chapter Delta Theta Tau sorority hosted the fourteenth annual Ohio Alpha province convention at Hotel Manchester The business session at the Girls Club drew about one hundred guests from Ohio Michigan Indiana and Kentucky with Mrs Edith Cornwall Springfield presiding Mrs Ben Brock Middletown Ohio was elected province officer for 1932 37 Dayton Ohio named as convention city A tea reception followed by a banquet and nautical breakfast closed the gathering A distinguished turnout including national president Miss Bernice Buesch of Bellville Illinois attended two army airmen were killed and another injured in a crash at Bolling Field
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stretton
Almeda Whiley
Middletown
Beta Gamma
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Manchester
Girls’ Club
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Kentucky
Edith Cornwall
Springfield
Ben Brock
Iohio
Dayton
Delta Chi Sigma Sorority
Delta Theta Tau
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Phi Beta Psi Sorority
Beta Phi Sigma Fraternity
Ntional
Bernice Buesch
Bellville
Illnois
Honor Guest At Dinner Party For Jennie Bontrager
Miss Jennie Bontrager was feted at her home seven miles east of Lancaster on January 26 for her nineteenth birthday. The noon dinner featured a cake centerpiece and a gathering of family and friends including Joy Moyer, Mary Alice Moyer, Curtis and Lauren Bontrager, Sylvan Davis, Dessie Moyer, Roy Bontrager, Clarence Moyer, and Alice and Roberta Bontrager. She received many lovely gifts from her friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Bee Bontrager
Lancaster
Joy Moyer
Mary Alice
Charles Moyer
And
Curtis Morrow
Lauren Bontrager
Sylvan Davis
Dessie Moyer
Roy Bontrager
Clarence Moyer
Alice
Roberta Bontrager
Jennie Bontrager
Bontrager
Informal Hostess Welcomes Bridge Group To Home
Mrs. Wilfred Himes hosted a card club evening at 302 Last Allen Street with dinner at seven after contract play. Top scores honors went to Mrs. Marian Black and Miss Floy Shallenbarger, who will host the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Himes
Last
Allen Street
Marian Black
Floy Shallenbarger
Shallenbarger
Rites Held For Amanda Native Dysinger
Rodda Mi Dysinger of Amanda, son of the late Henry Dysinger, died at his Columbus home 2702 Dayton Ave. He was an electrical engineer for Columbus Power and Light Co. Survived by widow Emily M. Dysinger, two brothers Dr. Harry Wysinger and Ray Dysinger, a sister Mrs. Alice Martin. Funeral Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the residence with burial in Amanda cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodda Mi Dysinger
Amanda
Henry Dysinger
Dayton Ave
Columbus
Columbus Power and Light Co
Emily M. Dysinger
Harry Wysinger
Zanesville
Ray
Dysinger
Wichita
Ekansas
Alice Martin
Magnetic Springs
The
Methodist Church
Ralph Rickly Lodge of Masons
Amanda Cemetery
Rotary Club hears Kiwanis head on Open Windows
Rev C G Beaver president of Lancaster Kiwanis and Grace Reformed Church pastor spoke at Lancaster Rotary on Open Windows. Walter Crorden summarized Webb Miller reports from Chicago about the Aduwa fighting noting low Italian and Ethiopian casualty figures and warning against American sensationalism. Miller described Italian road work causing fatalities and Ethiopians captured and maimed. The speaker described Ethiopians as resistant to civilisation and noted Ethiopian soldiers’ sleep instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Beaver
Lancaster Kiwanis Club
Grace Reformed Church
Lancaster Rotary Club
Oea Hotel Martens
Beaver
Rotary
Walter Crorden
Chicago
Webb Miller
Star
United Press
Webb
Lancaster Gazette
Mr. Miller
Aduwa
United States
Mr. Webb
Tavines
Rotary meeting to be in charge by Hastings and Wallace
Mr. Miller urges U S neutrality amid danger as vultures circle. Rotary meeting next week will be in charge of Fr. U Hastings and Fred B Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Miller
United States
Rotary
FR. U. Hastings
Fred B. Wallace
Fairfield Bar Association to elect officers January 30
Annual election of officers will be held during the Fairfield County Bar Association dinner meeting on Thursday evening January 30 at 6 30 in the Hotel Martens. Justice P Stephenson of the Ohio Supreme Court will be the principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield County Bar Association
Martens ‘T
Justice P. Stephenson
Ohio Supreme Court
Curious Histories of Lake Michigan Discovery
A gossipy note claims Jean Nicolet a lieutenant of Samuel de Champlain disputedly discovered Lake Michigan in the summer of 1634. The piece mentions the hipo potamus sweating blood when excited or in pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Nicolet
Samuel de Champlain
Lake Michigan
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Bari Wyeth
Newark
Garden Club
William E. McKenney
Waies
Dealer Mees
Florida
Homer R. Danison
Jo Danison
University of Wisconsin
Fucaell Danison
Florida Military Academy
Hollander
St. Petersburg
Blazer
Kreidler
Wiliam K. Payne
Dudley B. Whitten
Bolling Field
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Gordon
Justice Stephenson
Hotel Martens
Labor
Fairfield County
Eagle's Hall
S. Columbus St
Walshires
Ted Benner
F.H.A
Chas. P Wiseman Co
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