Red Cross First Aid Graduates to Celebrate with Dance
After months of study six classes in Red Cross First Aid will hold a games and dancing party at Phi Sigma Chi Spanish Gardens on Monday February 3 at eight o'clock. music by the High School orchestra, refreshments served late. The committee led by Katherine Conner and others invited Red Cross Board and prominent citizens from Franklin and Licking Counties expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Phi Sigma Chi
Red Cross Board
Franklin
Licking
Katherine Conner
Nethe McLaughlin
Udell Hammack
Regina Walters
Helen McEwen
Bremen
Emily Steiner
Albert Steiner
Donald Brown
Frederick Rowe
Neil Grimm
Robert Fletcher
Relief Coins Has Program Ten Women’s Relief Corps Meet
The Women’s Relief Corps attended a Tuesday afternoon meeting at the Armory to mark William McKinley’s birthday anniversary. Petriotte instructor Mrs Mae Hastings organized the program with president Mrs Bertha Welford in charge. Mr Harry Light spoke twice and Mrs Neney Winland performed two piano solos Lead Kindly Light and Star Spangled Banner. Mrs Ning Mackin chaired the hostess group which served tea after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
Armory
Progam
William McKinley
Mae E. Hastings
Business Cesinn
Bertha Welford
Harry Light
Kindly Light
Jed Banner
Neney Winlad
Ning
Mack’in
Tourist Club Holds January Meeting on England Topics
The Tourist Club for January the twenty-eighth met at Mrs. James Lantz’s home on East Fifth Avenue. Panels discussed England at War, and Domestic Post- War Policy of England with substitutes and hosts, featuring Mrs Rhoderick Shaw as next host on February eleventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamés Lantz
England
W. E. Beck
Mies Lite Miller
Howard M. Sutton
Rhoderick Shaw
Program Meeting At West School
The P T A of West School will meet Thursday evening January 30 at 7 30. After the business session a program is planned with instrumental music by Mamba Divet Milded Miriam Strawn Se'ec tim L HS Quartette readings by Carl Schafer a travel talk in costume by Miss Vergene Wolfe of the L HS faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T. A. of the West School
Imba Dvet
Miriam Strawn
Carl Schafer
Miss Vergene Wolfe
L. HS
Missionary Meeting At First Presbyterian Church
The Women's Missionery Leisty advances a January meeting at 1139 North Columbus Street. Mrs Ralph H Smith hosts Thursday at 2 30 PM with strong attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionery
Leisty
First Presbyterian Church
Ralph H Smth
Columbus Street
Guests of Parents Visit From Ohio and Pennsylvania
Miss Betty Jane Spybey of Denison University Granville Ohio arrives today to spend a short vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs W C Spybey 833 East Fifth Ave She is joined by Kathene Oxley of West Liberty who will stay several days with the Spey family Miss Louise Freeman of Erie Pa a schoolmate will be a weekend guest at the Spybeys home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jane Spybey
Denison Unversity
Granville
Ohio
W. C. Spybey
East Fifth Ave
Ase Kathene Oxley
West Libery
Spey
Louise Freeman
Eric
Spybey
Hostess Plans Evening Party at January Twenty Eighth
Mrs Frederick W James invited guest company to her home the evening of January twenty eighth for a delightful party. Attractive score trophies were merited by Mrs Willis Hyde, Mrs Don Wendel and Mrs Richard Smith. Supper covers were laid for sixteen guests. Bowls of colorful flowers arranged in the rooms where tables were placed for bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. James
Willis Hyde
Don Wendel
Richard Smith
Honor Guests At Dinner Party
Mr and Mrs Paul Keher were honored guests at a dinner party on January 26 hosted by Mr and Mrs Lloyd Elick of 500 Maywood Avenue. Pink and white flowers adorned the table. Guests included Della Elick Grover Elick Robert Eick Jackie Elick Edith Elick Elizabeth Lindsey Paul Karrar and the Kehrs recently moved to E Sixth Avenue Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Keher
Juani
Elick
Lloyd Elick
Maywood Avenue
Della Elick
Grover Elick
Robert Eick
Jackie Elick
Edith Elick
Elizabeth Lindsey
Lancaster
Paul Karrar
Establish Home In Columbus
Mr. and Mrs. Ogden Peabody Outhwaite arrived in Columbus from Miami where their wedding occurred on January twenty second aboard Mr Lupher’s yacht. The bride, Miss Jane Lupher, is the daughter of Morton Lupher of Columbus. they will live with Mr. and Mrs Charles Outhwaite at 3695 Morse Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Peabody Outhwaite
Columbus
Miami
Fla
Zelbejan
Outhwaite
Charles Peabody Outhwaite
Morse Road
Rudolph Rising
North Broad Street
Rising
Junior Bridge Club Meets At Georgia Luncheon
Members of the Junior Bridge Club assembled for play today at the Georgia Luncheon at 1:30 PM, preceding the afternoon contract game. The eight members enjoyed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgaia
Woman credits Vendol relief for dizziness and fatigue
Mrs W Fest of Lancaster says months of dizziness and constant fatigue vanished after taking Vendol. She reports improved digestion, regular bowels, and renewed strength, enabling her to cook for six and assist with housework and lodge events. Vendor promoted at Loeher's Drug Store with testimonials from locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Indy
Lorher
Lancaster
Herte
Looher
Hay
Smart European-Style Bags For Travel and Spring Modes
The article reviews refined travel bags ideal for coast to coast trips, emphasizing leather cases with built in watches and novelty features like hidden cigarette compartments and mirrored powder lights. It highlights five bags with distinct styles, including a rounded corner self-material bag and a navy blue moire lined envelope, plus advance spring fashion notes on bag colors, fabrics, monograms, and new shapes.
Accessory Trends For Sunny South Wardrobe In New York
New York reports bright travel and resort accessories for next season. White bags gain color with red green or yellow piping and golden crocodile accents. Leather goods, patent leathers, jewel tones and colored shoes surge for travel, sport and resort wear ahead of spring and summer collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pictures Shown At Garden Club Meeting
Fairfield Garden Club members met in the Mumaugh Memorial on January 28 despite bad roads. Mrs. David Sites of Pleasantville presided as president and led a business session planning the year. Gil bert Day presented slides of Ohio Garden Club members gardens and his 1893 World's Fair photos. Mrs. W B Bales hosted and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Garden Club
Mumaugh Memorial
David Sites
Pleasantville
Ohio Association of Garden Clubs
Gilbert Day
W. B. Bales
Plans Completed For Fairfield Labor Ball
The Fairfield Central Labor Union hosts a birthday ball on January 30 at Eagle's Hall Columus and Chestnut. Wolshire's Orchestra plays for dancing with Ted Benner as caller. Labor Ball Committee lists Al Miller as chairman, with Frank Smith Art Beavers Herbert Bolin on door, Norman Noble Kenneth Ayres on check room, Ted Benner floor manager. Public invited to attend and support the fight against infantile paralysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Central Labor Union
Eagle's Hall
Columus
Chestnut Streets
Wolshire
Chestra
Ted Benner
al Miller
Fairfield County
Hays
Frank Smith
Art Beavers
Herbert Bolin
Norman Noble
Kenneth Ayres
Bridge Supper Club Hosts January Meeting at 271 East Fifth
Miss Margaret Peters organized a cord group bridge supper for January 28 with twelve members at 271 East Fifth Avenue. Dana Stewart claimed top contract score as plans moved forward for February 11 hostess Miss Mary Louise Durant and a February gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Peters
East Fifth Avenue
Dana Stewart
Mary Louise Durant
Roosevelt Ball Hostess Plans For Birthday Event
Beta Gamma Chapter of Kappa Delta Phi sorority sponsors the President Roosevelt Birthday Ball on January 30 at Phi Sigma Chi Spanish Gardens. Mrs. Donald Bowling chairs Lancaster county drive inviting residents to attend, supporting a welfare project aiding children and adults against infantile paralysis. Also notes January church meeting and a 1936 city council sanitary sewer resolution for O Gara and Miller avenues, with funding plans and assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Gamma
Kappa Delta Phi Sorority
President Roosevelt
Phi Sigma Chi
Donald Bowling
Lancaster
Dessert Bridge Guests Tuesday at Mrs Whittus Baltimore
Mrs J W Whittus hosted her card club for a dessert afternoon on January 28 in Baltimore. Guests arrived at 1 30 to play contract with two tables. Scores awarded to Mrs Hattie Keller and Mrs Myron Cohen. The club meets again with Mrs Cohen on February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W Whittus
Baltimore
Whittus
Hattie Keller
Myron Cohen
Cohen
Bradamante Study Group Meets in January Program
Bradamante Literary Club members gathered at 118 East Allen Street for the January 28 meeting chaired by Muss Lauderbaugh. Biographical sketches highlighted P. and NJ. Van Swearingen. Mrs. Floyd Barker spoke on Cleveland Ohio as a hive of industry. Miss Ruth Hemmack read a poem as city responses closed the program. An after hours lunch followed. Mrs. Richard McClintock will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muss Ruth Lauderbaugh
Bradamante Literary Club
East Alien Street
Muss Lauderbaugh
van Swearingen
Floyd Barker
Cleveland
Ohio
Ruth Hemmack
Richard McClintock
Rear Concert in Toloumous by Nelson Eddy in Lancaster
A large crowd in Lancaster attended Nelson Eddy’s Tuesday night concert at Columbus Auditorium. Eddy fulfilled many requests including one for Gail Wacker of Lancaster, a hospital student, performing The thing that had the flea with purple pants. Attendees named include Mrs. Leroy Boyd and Mrs. Ward l Fakeman among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolumous
Lancaster
Nelson Eddy
Columbus
Eddy
Gail Wacker
Kespital University
Leroy Boyd
Wardl ¥ Fakeman
Edgar Work
Carl Helwig
Helen Joes
Beatrice Schorr
Doris Wilson
Grate Griffith
Florence McCleery
D. D. Schurtz
Zella Schneider
Beulah Scott
Ann * Missie
Gladine Bleck
Bana Shin xl
Peyd Bim
Paul Blum
Church Group to Meet Thursday at Mills Memorial
Ald Society of Mills Memorial Church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 15 in the church. Mrs A A Conrad to lead with Mrs Curtis Thrash Mrs Lloyd Hussey and Mrs Orville Crawford as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald Society of Mills Memorial Church
A. A. Conrad
Curtis Thrash
Lloyd Hussey
Orville Crawford
Lancaster Ohio approves purchase contract for gas dept and swabbing machine
Ordinance 1617 authorizes the Director of Public Service to contract for the Lancaster Ohio City Natural Gas Works. Includes listing of second hand and new materials such as casing pipes drive pipe and 2 inch line pipe plus a new swabbing or baiting machine with total cost not exceed 8700 dollars. Effective upon earliest legal period. Passed January 27 1936 and approved January 28 1936.
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Rete Ag
F. BE
Vernon V. Smith
Geo. Ralhorn
Stevencon Wm G
Constrap
Chas EB Moyer
Pabile Worvias
City Matural Gas Department
Lancaster
Ohio
Ewing
State of
Bain Force
Vernon © Smith
C T
Funk
Stevenson Wm G Coultrap
Corncll
Chas E Moser
Guests Play With Bridge Club Hosts and Guests
Mrs Gailney invited two guests Mrs Harry Stretton and Mrs I F W Hardy to play with her card club Tuesday night at her home. Favors in the contract game were recited by Mrs Stretton and Mrs Harold Brandon. Late supper covers for eight. The Gailneys moved recently to a new home at 1039 East Allen Street in a pleasant city section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph BE. Gaffney
Harry Stretton
If. W. Hardy
Stretton
Harold Brandon
Gailney
Chrismes
East Allen Street
Weekend guest Miss Florence Stoudt to visit with Stoudt family
Miss Florence Katherine Stoudt arrives from Miami University Oxford Ohio to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Michael Stoudt at Merry Hill. She will be accompanied by fellow Miami student Marisa Thomas of Washington DC during the short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Katherine Stoudt
Miasi University
Oxford
Ohio
Michael Stoudt
Mwwerry Hill
Stoudt
Miami
Ise Marisa Thomas
Washington, D. C
Court of Awards February Fourth in Lancaster Fairfield
The Lancaster and Fairfield County Girl Scout Court of Awards will be held at the Church of Christ Tuesday February Fourth at 7:30. Badges earned in the past year will be awarded with many expected to receive second and first class ranks. Mrs. Gladys Sole will lead, followed by Dr. Thomas Ashton showing camp Ro pictures and Gypsy Tour photos. Scouts from Amanda Bremen Baltimore Sugar Grove and Lancaster troops 1 2 4 and 5 will receive awards. Parents and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster and
Fairfield County
Girl Scout Court of Awards
Church of Christ
Gladys Sole
Thomas Ashton
Camp Ro
Amanda
Bremen
Baltimore
Sugar Grove
Troons
Lancaster
Legion Auxiliary Reports and Upcoming Events
The Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Home on Main Hill with Mrs A A Conrad assisting in bearing the colors. Mrs Willis Feigley reported on a year of active work including coin purchases now property of the auxiliary. New members announced are Mrs Elvin Altman Mrs Randolph Conrad Mrs George Brendtuh and Mrs M Acton. A quilt joining and pot luck lunch are set for February 5 at nine and noon respectively. A valentines party is planned for February 11 with entertainment arranged by Mrs Martin Welker Mrs Paul Crook and Mrs Cadell Conrad. Refreshments by Mrs Neva Kaumever and Mrs Altman. Mrs DA Conrad won the mystery box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Home
Main Hill
A. A. Conrad
Willis Felgicy
Elvin Altman
Randolph Conred
George Brenstuh
M. Acton
Martin Welker
Paul Crook
Cadell Conrad
Neva Kaumever
George Altman
Willis Feigley
Wire” Cedrde “Altman
DA Conrad
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Red Cross Group
Georgian
MES. C. WW
KOST
Garden
Crirce
Maple Street
Church
Wil- Hems
Beamen
Daughters of Honor
M. HE
Mumauh Memorial
Roosevelt Ball
dJannery
Good Samaritan
Nazarene Church
Raymond
Milter
Dewey Avenue
enZance
Edna Notestone
Lydia Walt
Church Chest
Helen Miter
Exile Dranty
Fanny Eaton
Walter Black
W W. Loveless
O'Gera Avenue
Mulberry Street
Union Ft
Miller Avenue
Union Mirest
Lincaster
City of Lancaster
Mulberry St
Union Street
City Cngineer
Diiittur of Public Service
Bradamante
W. Main
East
Wheeling Street
Homer Judy
Lawrence Ludy
Chas. Podersz
Bridge Club
Court of Awards
Legion Auxiliary
Charity Games
L. C. C. M. Hall
Rainbow Auxiliary
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Pierce
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