Froebel Club January Program At Mrs Benson M Smith Home
Froebel Club met at 140 Mulberry Hill for a January 29 program. Mrs William Porter spoke on Dr Charles Eliot Harvard president 1869 1909 and influence in higher education. Mrs Frank E B Smith played The Donnybrook Fair. Mrs Benson M Smith performed accordion piano numbers. Twenty four attendees including two guests attended. L P Shaw to host February 12 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson M
Smith
Proebel Club
Mulberry Hill
William Porter
Charles Eliot
Doctor Eliot
Harvard University
United States
Frank EB. Smith
John Scott
Benson M. Smith
Phil Floyd
John K. Furniss
L. P. Shaw
Club Guests Invited For Evening At Mrs Stoudt Home
Mrs Paul Stoudt hosted a Wednesday night gathering at 815 South Broad Street with two invited guests Mrs Phil Floyd and Mrs Dale Orr to join her club. A state supper was served to twelve. Hostess Mrs Richard F Griley will entertain February 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Stoudt
Phil Floyd
Dale Orr
South Broad Street
Thomas Alfred
Richard F. Griley
Bridge Hostess At Tea Room
Mrs. FAS Murrin planned an afternoon bridge for her card club at the Purcell Tea Room on January 29. Twelve players including guest Mrs. Wil Schumacher attended. Otto Thomas, Mrs. Roy Blazer and Mite Birch won score trophies. Early supper was served at small tables. The event merged with a donation party for welfare work, with Mrs. Frank Gray to host.
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FAS
Frank Gray
Phi Delta Kappa Theta Ohio elects officers
At a Wednesday night chapter meeting Phi Delta Kappa Ohio Theta elected officers for the new group. Pres. Baward Snyder and V. Pres. Martin Hettinger head the line with Carl Binkley as master of ceremonies Roger Beveridge as corresponding secretary Byron Beveridge as treasurer Robert Ruble inner guard John Ball outer guard and Paul Shugert chapter correspondent. The twenty second annual installation banquet is set for February 23 with Byron Beveridge Edward Snyder and Carl Hinkley acting hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baward Snyder
Martin Hettinger
Carl Binkley
Roger Beveridge
Byron Beveridge
Robert Ruble
John Ball
Paul Shugert
Messers
Edward Snyder
Carl Hinkley
Birthday Dinner Compliments Father-In-Law at Home
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Matlox hosted a dinner at 222 East Fifth Avenue on Wednesday night to honor Mrs. Mattez's father, Edward DeLaney, on his birthday. Only immediate family attended, with a small intimate gathering and a modest guest count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Matlox
East Fifth Avenue
Mattez
Edward DeLaney
Ted
National Officer To Preside At Dance At Lancaster
National president Mrs Donald Bowling of the Lancaster chapter will preside at the Kappa Delta Philo rarity ball tonight at Phi Sigma Chi Spanish Gardens. She will be aided by Mrs T J McClellan and several Misses in extending hospitality. The President's birthday ball invites Lancaster residents with a community focus split 70 percent locally and 30 percent at Warm Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eres
Kappa Delta Philo
Organi.ition
Donald Bowling
Lancaster
T. J. McClellan
Gladys Mc Grimm
Margaret, Rohrer
Mary Gromm
Jerry Boyer
Anna Mae Totman
Mary Margaret Clarke
Maxine Everitt
Kathleen Rohrer
Phi Sigma Chi
Spanish Gardens
Warm Springs
Girl Scouts Visit Fire Department Visit Recap
Girl Scouts of troop four met January twenty eighth in St John s church school room. They planned a bridge ticket sale and toured the Fire Department visiting fire trucks and alarm boxes with thanks to the visiting firefighters. Next Tuesday s meeting was cancelled due to Court of Awards. Scout meeting notes for troop five at Grace Reformed Church report six thirty to seven thirty with next session planned for February fourth.
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Girl Scouts
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Lucille Miesse
Troop Five
Grace Reformed Church
Needlework Group Enjoys Afternoon At Mrs Westenbarger
Members of the Sorosis Club spent a delightful afternoon Wednesday with Mrs. C. P. West enbarger at her home 330 East Wheeling Street Needlework was the diversion with a prettily appointed dinner at six thirty Sweet peas in colorful shades centered the candlelit table. Mr Beed Roush will be club hostess February the twelfth. LEFT WEDNESDAY FOR CALIFORNIA Mrs Thomas C Fulton Mulberry Hill left Wednesday for a visit with friends in California. At Pasadena she will stop with Miss Genevieve Martin where she will spend several weeks with plans to visit Mr and Mrs Hal Vandervort Eagle Rock and other friends before her return. Mrs Fulton will be away a month. AUXILIARY PARTY Auxiliary to the American Legion at its meeting Tuesday night appointed its hostess committee for a valentine party the evening of February the eleventh. It includes Mrs Martin Walker Mrs Paul Crock and Mrs Carroll Conrad Mrs Neva Kaumeyer Mrs Edward Alten and Mrs Willis Feigley. Among new members welcomed at this meeting was Mrs Anna Hrenstuhl. Hostesses for the social hour were Mrs Neva Kaumeyer and Mrs Edward Alten. MOTORING SOUTH Mr and Mrs George J Abdalla 1103 North Columbus Street who are motoring South plan to arrive in Florida today.
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Sorosis Club
C. P. Westenbarger
East Wheeling Street
Beed
Roush
California
Thomas C. Fulton
Mulberry Hill
Pasadena
Genevieve Martin
Hal Vandervort
Marguerite Martin
Eagle Rock
Fulton
American Legion
Martin Walker
Paul Crock
Carroll Conrad
Neva Kaumeyer
Edward Alten
Willis Feigley
Anna Hrenstuhl
George J. Abdalla
Columbus Street
Florida
Virginia Reese and Elizabeth Plum Arrive for Vacation Visit
Miss Virginia Reese daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl H Reese and Miss Elizabeth Plum daughter of Dr H R Plum arrived Wednesday night from Denison University Granville to visit until Sunday. Mr and Mrs Neil Raybourne of The Kreider travel from Coral Gables Florida to visit kinfolk Mr and Mrs Howard Kramer Miriam Snider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia, Reese
Earl H. Reese
Elizabeth Plum
H. R. Plum
Plum
Denison University
Granville
Neil Raybourne
the Kreider
Coral Gables, Florida
Mrs
Howard Kramer
Miriam Snider
10 Percent Discount Sale At Brocker's Corset Shop
Brocker's Corset Shop advertises a 10 percent off sale ending Saturday with details limited to the discount offer and store name. The notice emphasizes a brief sale window and invites customers to visit the shop for reduced pricing.
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Brocker
Hats Reflect New Global Influences For February
Fashion notes from New York describe midseason hats influenced by Chinese, Spanish, and mannish styles. Expect shiny veiled Spanish straw, broad brim Mexican shapes, and backless spring designs like two-piece straw styles forming a tricorne. Emerald green coolie hats and pearl-gray felt Chinese caps brighten late winter wardrobes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
China
Spain
Paris
Youth Is Sought Most by Women In Study
Elaine Sterne Carrington, magazine writer, reports from 20 years of fan mail the ten major wants of women. Foremost is staying young, followed by keeping romance endless, beauty, health, and charm, with health guiding the others. Adequate sleep, diet, and exercise are urged to help stay young and vibrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Sterne Carrington
Oddities in News at Start of Year in Several U.S. Markets
A collage of quirky items from January reports shows psychiatrist advice on slang usage, a robbery case where witnesses flip identifications, a birthday card from President Roosevelt to Dolores Michaels, a taxi crash rescue where carbon monoxide fumes were involved, a fatal tax incident in Oak Park, and Mrs. Frank G. Logan denouncing a modern art prize winner as deformed while praising a rival piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Mo
Dolores Rae Michaels
Presi ‘Dent Roosevelt
Ray Michaels
Dolores
Roosevelt
Chicago
Frank G. Logan
Constantine Pougiatis
Prominent Nazarene Church Speakers Set for Friday
Rev. Charles A. Gibson of Columbus and Rev. Clive Williams of Olivet Ill will speak at the Lancaster Church of The Nazarene Friday night on Christian Education and related topics. Olivet College, Olivet Illinois, is highlighted as a growing middle western Christian college. Pastor Rev. W. W. Loveless invites young people considering college to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A.gibson
Columbus
Ohio District Church of the Nazarene
Clive Williams
Olivet
Ilinois
Olivet College
Lancaster Church of the Nazarene
Tlinois
Middle West
W. W., Loveless
Rushville Woman Fractures Hip In Basement Fall
Mrs. Rosetta Phillips of Fast Rushville suffered a fractured right hip after falling down basement steps at her home Thursday. She is hospitalized at Lancaster Hospital under care of a local physician.
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Rosetta Phillips
Courts Name Nester Estate Administrator in Lancaster
Probate court appoints Herbert J. Nester as administrator of the Anna G. Nester estate of Lancaster with a $10,000 bond. estate valued at about $10,500. Probate authorizes settlement of Wayne Roller minor's claim for 100 with Walter Ritter Lancaster for personal injury from an accident. Real estate transfers include Eldon Weist to Loretta Weist Baltimore property Elizabeth Luckey to Letta Wagner transfers and Elmer Miesse to Sherman J. Miesse for 57 acres in Pleasant. Edward J. Smith to the State of Ohio for 42 acres. Mabel Faler to Blanche Kistler Lithopolis property.
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Nester
Herbert J. Nester
Anna G. Nester
Lancaster
Wayne Roller
Walter Ritter
Eldon Orlando ‘Weist
Loretta Weist
Baltimore
Elizabeth Luckey
Letta’ Wagener
Elmer Miesse
Sherman J. Miesse
Pleasant
Edward J. Smith
State of Ohio
Mabel M. Faler
Blanche Kistler
Lithopolis
Hutchins Confers With Fairfield School Officials
Mr. C. P. Hutchins of the Division of Education Audits visited Lancaster to meet Fairfield county school officials including board members and superintendents. They reviewed school bus time schedules and routes and discussed transportation finances and related problems at the office of County Superintendent H. M. Eyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. PD. Hutchins
Division of
Ecucation Auditor
Lancaster
Fairfield County
H. M. Eyman
New Patients Enter Lancaster Hospital Today
New patients in the Lancaster Hospital today included Millsdred Loyd of 506 Pierce Ave admitted for treatment and Mrs Gladys Malott of 618 East Chestnut Jr admitted this morning for an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Hospital
Millsdred' S Loyd
Pierce Ave
Gladys Ma|lott
E. Chestnut Jr
Firemen Called To Lan caster Lens Plant Blaze
Lan caster Lens Company plant reported a roof fire near the smoke stack at 12 40 am. Fire crews arrived to control the blaze with no injuries or ages reported.
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Lancaster Lens Company
Injured in Fall at Home Serious Back Injury
Mrs J C Clifford of Dewey Avenue suffered a serious back injury after a fall at her home. She is confined to her house and receiving treatment from a local physician.
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J. C. Clifford
Dewey Ave
Labor Union Ball At Eagles Hall In Lancaster Tonight
Lancaster hosts two halls for Labor Union Ball at Eagles Hall to celebrate the President’s birthday anniversary with a Roosevelt ball for the third year. Tickets show support for the anti paralytic fight, benefiting local public efforts in the area. Women’s Bible class of Grace Reformed Church meets Friday at Mrs. Friesner’s East King Street home with Mrs. Widene assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Fairfield County Central Labor Union
Kappa Delta Phi Sorority
Eagles
Peralysis
Women's Bible
Grace Rew
Frank Friesner
East King Street
Ray Widene
Styles from Paris Paris
Minc blue emerges as a top spring shade in Paris fashion reports. Evening outfits feature an angel sleeve chiffon velvet coat with ground-length sleeves, high neck buttons, and a straight cut with a slight flare. A lilac blue crepe gown offers dinner theatre formality with stand-up sleeves and back slit at the waist.
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Paris
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Froebel Club
Ohio Theta Chapter
Phi. ‘Delta Kappa Fraternity
Ash Hat
Florence Stantley
Siegel’s
the Ash Hat Shop
Est Main Street
Girl
Lefy
Hamburg
Marie Alphonsine
Robert Gordon Anderson
Anderson
Hunter College
Jan
Louis’ Bruckner
Michael Volante
Louis Rosalsky
WaKoy
Louis Hicks
Alvin Campbell
Three Rivers
Mich
Campbell
Etna
Oak Park
Matheny
Ohio
State of
Ralph D. Matheny
Pol
Adv
Nazarene Church
Rushville
Hutchins
Fairfield
Woner
Capital
Leicester
Stremen
Eagles’ Hall
Thos. Baus, Sec’y Fairfield Co. Fish and Game Association
QUEEN
Kresge
CASP
Wiseman
Bernat. Handknits
Mrs. Strickler
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