Writing Irwins Find Novel Life in Shared Authorship
Will and Inez Haynes Irwin discuss living and working together as authors. They married writers, publish new books on the same day, and endure lively debates over punctuation and drafts while rotating between homes in Greenwich Village and Scituate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Will Irwin
Inez Haynes Irwin
Wi Irwin
Irwins
Greenwich
Scituate
Mass
Mra Irwin
Dinner Cards Arranged By School Group
Lancaster Schools arranged a pleasant party for January twenty ninth with Board members and spouses as guests. Decorations used snapdragons peas and primroses. Curtis Berry the Superintendent presided and Pleasantville PF T A will present a three act comedy drama Jas Smidge from Turnip Ridge at the Pleasantville High School auditorium Tuesday February fourth at eight o'clock. Proceeds to purchase items for the school.
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Lancaster Schools
Curtis Berry
Gnid
Pleasantville PF. T. A
Jas Smidge
Turnip Ridge
Pleasantville High School
Torum
Lancaster birthday celebrations mark Roosevelt's 54th
Lancaster joins nationwide observance of President Roosevelt's birthday with two dances. Kappa Delta Phi sorority hosts a President's ball at Spanish Gardens while the Fairfield County Central Labor Union stages a cabaret-style dance at Bingle's Hall to raise funds for the Warm Springs Foundation. Over 13 million Americans reportedly attended birthday events nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Nation
Roosevelt
Kappa Delta Phi Sorority
Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity
Spanish Gardens
Brad Street
Pairfield County Central Labor Union
Tee
Fairfield County
Frank Smith
Art Beaverts
Herbert Bolin
Norman Noble
Kenneth Ayres
Ted Benner
Warm Springs Foundation
Washington
Ginger Rogers
White House
Unexpected Defense Beats Declarer in Complex Contract
In a featured deal, West struggles to stop Declarer from taking spade tricks as the play unfolds with careful ruffs and discards. Declarer routes an intricate line, cashes high cards, and overruffs to secure the position. The hand demonstrates how a director’s mathematical approach aids finding the optimal line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bridge League
Sam Naiman
New York City
Naiman
North
West
Dinner Meeting of Federation Plans Evening Program
The City Federation of Women's Clubs will hold a February seven dinner meeting in the First M E Church social room. Mrs Burr Watters chairs the program with Rev F C F Randolph as guest speaker and vocal selections by a Lancaster Music Club double quintette. Executive board meets at five forty five with President Mrs William Lesling presiding.
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Burr Watters
F.C. F. Randolph
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Lancaster Music Club
William Lesling
Birthday Party Planned by Neo Epsilon Sigma Group
Members of Neo Epsilon Sigma were entertained at the clubs annual birthday party held January 30 at the YWCA rooms. Miss Marie Engle acted as hostess and organized an informal evening of games and a late lunch. A brief business session covered winter activities.
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Neo Epsilon Sigma
YWCA
Marie Engle
Missionary Society Meets Thursday at Mrs Smith Home
The Women's Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church met January 30 at 1139 North Columbus Street. President Mrs Glenn Brown led the business period and devotionals were led by Mrs George A Graham Jed. A leadership discussion on Stewardship by Mrs Isaac Rawles and reading Hatching Happiness by Mrs B F Paist followed. Refreshments were served by Mrs Smith and her assisting group.
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Women's Missionary Society of
First Presbyterian Church
Ralph H. Smith
North
Columbus Street
Glenn Brown
George A. Graham Jed
Isaac Rawles
B. F. Paist
Installation of Rebekah Lodge in Bremen
Alexander Rebekah Lodge No. 760 Bremen held its annual officers install Monday evening. Officers installed included Noble Grand Mrs Leo Speaks Vice Grand Mrs Chas Hayden Recording Sec Gertrude Alexander Financial Sec Mrs Fred Musser Treasurer Mrs Vester Voris and appointive officers Warden Vera Hillyard Conductor Marie Brown R N G Sarah Reed L S G Anta Clark N G Vera Groff L G Rachel Kinser Chaplin Erica Hil Musician Hettie Taylor R VG Opal Brown L VG Evelyn Reed Past Noble Grand read the installation service A birthday plate was served by the birthday committees for November December and January Get Together Circle will meet in Bremen Monday evening February 24.
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Alexander Rebekah Lodge
Bremen
Trinrty
Noble
Leo. Speaks
Chas
Hayden
Gertrude Alexander
Fred Musser
Treas
Vester
Voris
Vera, Hillyard
Marie Brown
Sarah Reed
Anta Clark
Vera
Groff
Rachel Kinser
Chaplin
Erica Hil
Hettie Taylor
Opal
Brown
Evelyn’ Reed
Pred “Musser
Meaning of Real Beauty Marks Modern Shift in Look
The piece argues real beauty now means smart, chic and individual looks over traditional prettiness. It contrasts old norms with current stars Kay Francis Mary Pickford and others, noting many famed women would not be considered pretty by today’s standards but are deemed beautiful.
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Kay Francis
Mary Pickford
Jaan
Crawird
Mertens - Dietach
Retherire
Marlene
Kath
Agne
Study Club Pans Informal Party in Bremen
The Study Club of Bremen hosted an informal party at the American Legion Home with a dinner for about thirty guests served by the Legion auxiliary. Mrs. George Biddle is this year’s president. husbands of members were complimented during the event with games and contests arranged for the evening.
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Home Study Club of
Bremen
American Legion
George Biddle
The
Legion Auxiliary
Lodge Meeting Held In Red Men’s Hall
Pocahontas Lixige convened a regular business session Thursday night in Red Men's Hall with President Mrs. Carrie Cruft presiding. Chiefs assumed office duties and members are urged to attend the next Thursday night social. The meeting closed with the national anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas Lixige
Red Men's Hall
Carrie Cruft
Thurston Group Hosts Meeting in Livable Living Room Project
The Thurston Group holds a meeting in the Livable Living Room Project at 1:30 on Tuesday February 4 at Struthers home. All interested are invited to attend this in house event.
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Thurston Group
Struthers
W Heme
Recent Guests At Country Home Event At Mills Parental Home
Miss Anna Bell Mills and Mrs Marion Loy hosted a Merry Makers Club gathering at Mr and Mrs Jess Mills Pleasantville Road. Guests enjoyed games contests and buffet supper. Attendees included Rowena Gandee Pauline Cook Hope Hammick Annabell Mills and others. The club plans a Valentine party February 4 at Miss Mable Westhoven’s Winding Street.
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Anna Bell
Marion Loy
Merry Makers Club
Jess
Mills
Pleasantville Road
Miss Row
Ena Gandee
Hope Hammick and Son
FL Wilkins
Raymond Ervin
Mabel Westhoven
Bobby ‘Petrie
Annabell ‘Millis
Loy
Jesse Mills
Ervin
Wilkens
Economics Club Plans Growth of Future Homemakers Group
The Liberty Union Home Economics club known as the Future Homemakers seeks broader promotion in Vocational Home Economics. Miss Edith Lunn notes four achievement levels with 33 girls at the first two stages and lists current officers and advisor Mins Schieckman.
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Liberty Union Home Economies
Future Homemakers
Edith Lunn
Little Women
Fireside Circle
Future Homemakers of
Libarty Union
Dorothy ‘Wells
Betty Lattimer
Miriam Roshon
Margaret Foltz
Martha Groves
Marjorie Mason
Mable Messerly
Thelma Oberlander
Dorothy Paug
Marie Paugh
Lillian Robison
Mildred Roshon
Lourie Schaffner
Verna Schaffner
Marie Schaffner
Ethel Spriggs
Margaret Tharp
Frances Torrence
Betty Ankle
Kathryn Welker
Eileen Young
Mary Bader
Martha Struckman
Anna Crieglow
Mary Helen Kumler
Margaret DeLong
LaDean Moyer
Loda
May Klump
Irene Lehman
Ruth Roshon
Eva Paugh
Isabelle Phillips
Margaret Thompson
Mins Schieckman
Honor guest at informal party for Isabel Johnson
Miss Isabel Johnson of 333 North Hightreet left Sanday to resume studies at Miami University Oxford Ohio. She was honored with an informal surprise party that night featuring pizza, cards, dancing and a late buffet as a group of ten shared the celebration.
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Isabel Johnson
North Hightreet
Sanday
Miami University
Oxford
Oho
Fuse
Birthday Party Honors Jack Kelley on Seventh
Jack Kelley son of Dr A M Kelley and Mrs Kelley was complimented with a birthday party Thursday afternoon at his home 414 East Fifth Avenue from four to six oclock. Clever games, valentine colored decorations and a six oclock supper accompanied gifts and a lighted cake. Mrs Howard Noll helped Mrs Kelley host the young guests including Sam Porter Merrill Medler Jackie Purmiss Kenneth Blosser Bobby Jenninson Billy Kaumeyer Linda Fuller Jimmie Cooney Willeen Himes Gene Eneller Mary Akin Judy Herdman Charles Ochs Tommi Jenkinson Virginia Ochs Todd Akin Pattie Smith Helen Ochs Johnnie Thompson Mary Christine Kelley Mary Lou Kineeker Charlotte Osterhage Carl Beery.
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Jack Kelley
A. M. Kelley
Mra. Kelley
East
Fifth Avenue
Isey
Samy Porter
Merrill Medler
Jackie Pur
Kenneth
Club Invited To Bridge Supper at Mrs Hughey's
Mrs Donald Hughey invited her card club for evening bridge at her North Late home on January thirtieth. Supper covers were laid for eight. Mrs Porter and Mrs Kauffman will host the next meeting.
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Donald Hughey
Porter, Kauffman
Bridge Hostess To Bremen Group
Mrs. Harry W. Jeffries hosted a bridge evening for friends at her Mulberry Street home in Bremen. High scores were won by Mrs. Frank Staley and Mrs. C. F. Leonard. Supper was served in the dining room to eight guests.
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Harry W. Jeffries
Priest recalls Alaska transfer from Russia to U S
In Seward Alaska 68 years after the transfer at Kodiak Island mission Nicolai Kashavaroff 76 of the Greek Orthodox church recalls the quiet ceremony. He remembers the Russian flag lowering and the American flag rising while life moved on.
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Seward
Alaska
Russia
United States
Kodiak Island
Pathe
Nicolai Kashavaroff
Greek Orthodox Church
Kashaveroff
Eskimos of King Island Begin Four Month Chess Contest
King Island, Alaska January 31 Eskimos launch their annual chess tournament that will run through four months of darkness. The Eskimo version replaces standard pieces with local animals and ice structures, using walrus ivory casemans carved for playing pieces.
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King Island
Alaska
Ip—Eskimos
Wialdemer Steffensen
Bets Theta plans Gamma province conference attendance
A Bets Theta chapter from Sigma Phi Gamma sorority plans to attend the Gamma province ninth annual meeting scheduled February first and second at the Neil House in Columbus. More than two hundred guests are expected with a city tour Saturday afternoon dinner at six thirty and a formal dance. Business session Sunday morning includes luncheon closing the conference. The Lancaster group lists two delegates Mrs Herman Strickland and Miss Margaret Snyder among many attendees. Delta Epsilon of Columbus will host.
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Bets Theta
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority
Gamma Province
Neil
Col ‘Umbus
Lancaster
Mildred Moury
Katharine Helwig
Clara. Weaver
Delta, Epsilon Chapter of
Columbus
Legion Auxiliary Benefit Party Planned for January 30
The Auxiliary to the American Legion arranged a successful January 30 benefit at the L C O M Hall. Gates were large and trophies donated by Lancaster merchants. Proceeds will go to the auxiliary fund for local welfare work. Committee members included Mrs Bernard Keating, Mrs Marguerite Waites, Mrs Paul Crock, Mrs Everett Mace, Mrs Virgil Haines and Mrs Edward Kleinhenz.
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American Legion
Virgil Haines
Edward Kleinhenz
Creomulsion Ad Promises Quick Relief for Chest Coughs
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a fast remedy for chest congestion and persistent coughs. It claims Creomulsion soothes inflamed membranes, loosens germ laden mucus, and offers a refund if not satisfied after the first dose. The copy urges readers to ask their druggist to refine and sell Creomulsion.
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Inez
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Praince
Ipex Haynes Irwin
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GROUF
Paul Stoudt
Donald Bowling
Donald
T. J. _MfeClellan
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Margaret Rohrer
Mary Grimm
Jerry Boyer
Anna
Mae Totman
Mary
William’ &. McKenney
Declarer
Wet
North Reet
Pas
Denbie
Newoes
Hakis
de Clarer
Croquignole Permanents
W. Mata
Phewtwe
Rebekah
Patou
Lodge
Thurston Home
Economics Club
Howard Noll
Hal
City Hall
Reed's
Stara
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