Leap Year Dance Hosted by Delta Theta Tau Pledges
Delta Theta Tau sorority pledged a Leap Year party on February 29 at Phi Sigma Chi Spanish Gardens with green and white decor and lighting by Earl Wyeth and his Newark band. About 150 guests attended as hostesses Mary Eunice Peters Judith Radebaugh Elizabeth Ditto Ruth Oberdorfer Laura Jane Boyer Janis Moulton Marcia Strickler Ruth Walkey and Esther Crook organized the event for their young men friends and fellow United Brethren Church members Mrs B Weiser Canal Winchester and four grandchildren joined the happy occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tho Chapter
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Phi Sigma Chi
Earl Wyeth
Hig Band
Newark
Mary Eunice Peters
Judith Radebaugh
Elizabeth Ditto
Ruth Oberdorfer
Laura Jane Boyer
Janis Moulton
Marcia Strickler
Ruth Walkey
Esther Crook
The
United Brethren Church
B. Weiser
Canal Winchester
Don
Billie
Anne Weiser
Mrs. Codner
Codner Couple Mark Golden Wedding in Canal Winchester
Mr and Mrs W M Codner observe their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a family noon dinner and open house from two to five at their Mound Street home in Canal Winchester. Friends from out of town attended while the couple, Franklin County natives, have spent most of their married life in Canal Winchester. He served 52 years as a Chesapeake and Ohio ticket agent before retirement and 15 years on the Canal Winchester Board of Education, now clerk of the Board of Public Affairs after 17 years in that post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Codner
Canal Winchester
Mound Street
Codner
Franklin County
Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Winchester Board of Education
Board of Public Affairs
Leap Year Birthday Dinner for Mr W H Graybill
A surprise basket dinner was held at 430 North High Street for Mr W H Graybill on February 24, marking his leap year birthday and the 39th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Graybill. Relatives and friends sent gifts and greetings from distant places including California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HB. Graybill
North
High Street
Twen- Styertmbh
Graybill
Mrs. Graybill
Patriotism Theme Shines at Daughters of Union Veterans Program
An interested company of members and guests attended the Washington Lincoln program by the Daughters of Union Veterans. Selections included America I Love You and When I Grow Too Old To Dream. Mrs Nellie Todhunter Repass and Mrs E H Strong led piano numbers, with papers on lives of great Americans by Mrs Zetta Shrieve and Mrs Cecilia Bryant, and a Patriotic Medley piano solo by Edna Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans
America
Nellie Todhunter Repass
E. H. Strong
Grea
Zetta Shrieve
Cecilia Bryant
Edna Pierce
Rho Delta Theta Tau Plans Evening Meeting
The Rho chapter Delta Theta Tau sorority will hold a business session tonight in the Mumaugh Memorial at 7:30. Miss Almeda Whiley and Miss Viola Samsel are to host the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rho
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Mumaugh
Almeda Whiley
Viola Samsel
Va tro nol nasal Cold Relief Plan Promises Fewer Colds
Va tro nol touted as a nasal aid designed to prevent colds and shorten their duration by clearing swollen membranes at the nose and upper throat. The ad promotes early use at first irritation with a few drops per nostril and highlights a Vicks home care plan tested by physicians and millions of users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicks
I Vicks
Early March Plans At YWCA Announced
The YWCA announces a series of meetings and events for early March. Programs include the State Round Table at Columbus YWCA with 1:30 Maids Training and 2:00 Friendly Newcomers led by Dr. Mariam McCoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Columbus Ywca
Mariam McCoy
Blue Triangle
W. P. A. Dramatics
Brunella Miesse
Veterans of Foreign Wars Zone Meeting In Zanesville
The Zone meeting of the Veterans of Foreign Wars was held Sunday March 1 in Zanesville Ohio with Zanesville Post as host. Attendees included a large Newark delegation and members from Lancaster auxiliarys. The session was led by zone president Wanda Schoeller assisted by Gertrude Morrison. A noon dinner was served. The next meeting was set for March 5 at 7 30 PM in the G A R Room Apnery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Zanesville
Ohio
Zanesvlle
Aseyark
Lancaster Auxiliares
Wanda Schoeller
Newark
Gertrude Morrison
May Rutter
Mable Clark
Katherenne Daugherty
Gretchen Kunkle
Edna Trusler
Agnes Flood
John Littrell
Garrett Creed
R. C. Stages
Earl Benadum
Apnery
Informal Supper Hosts Saturday at 629 North Maple
Mr and Mrs James H McFee hosted a buffet supper after the Delta Theta Tau pledge dance at their home 629 North Maple street Saturday night. About thirty two guests attended including Buckeye Lake camping party members and escorts chaperoned by Mrs McFee and Mrs Edwin van Duesen Selden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamesh. McFee
North Maple Street
Buckeye Lake
McFee
Helen Rauch
Edwin van Duesen Selden
Dorothy Fritz
Columbus
Visiting Here Several Days At East Main Street Home
Mrs Elizabeth Cameron with her son William and daughter Mrs William Hughes stay several days at the William Kern land home on East Main Street before heading to Toronto and Keswick Ontario after six weeks with Iino Bokeelia Florida sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Cameron
William
William ‘Hughes
William Kernland
East Main Street
Toronto
Keswick
Ontario
Cameron
Iino Bokeelia
Florida
French Woman Opens Engineering Field To Women
Ten years after founding the Institute of Women Electrical Engineers in Paris, Marie-Louise Paris recounts training 150 women as engineers. She emphasizes collaboration with men, aims to humanize factory work, and notes rising demand from industrialists for her graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mademoivelle Marie-Louise Paris
Institute of Women Electrical Engineers
Prevon
Marie-Louise Paris
University of
Marie-Louise
France
Laon
Brittany
Surprising Bridge Hand Marks Six Hearts From Poor Opening
In a column by secretary William E. McKenney of the American Bridge League a hand analyzed shows a rare 680 point result. An opening lead of jack of spades allowed South to make six hearts after a sequence that began with a losing diamond and a discard on the long heart suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
South
East
West
North
Informal Party Honors Mrs. Fred Grimm Birthday
Mrs. Fred Grimm hosted an informal party at her Ced ar avenue home on Saturday to honor her husband’s birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lesley Wilson and Gladys Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Harold DeLong and daughter Mildred, the Smiths, Lutz, Wright, Moore, Smith, Vess, and others with music by The Melody Trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Grimm
Cedar Avenue
Lesley Wilson
Gladys Moore
Harold DeLong
Mildred
Eugene Conrad
Neil Grimm
Melody Trips
Birthday Party Honors Jean Anne Woodgeard on 12th Birthday
Jean Anne Woodgeard daughter of Mr and Mrs Darley Woodgeard hosted a Saturday birthday party at 808 E Main for friends and relatives. Guests included Viola Kathryn Young Phyllis Stout Mary Ellen Eckert and many others with gifts and a pink and white supper setup centered by a lit cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Anne Woodgeard
Darley Woodgeard
E. Mainstreet
Junior Woodgeard
Billie Helwig
Anna L. Baus
Woodgeard
Lotus Baus
Flavius Appleman
Linda Denton
Dean Anne
Observe Fiftieth Wedding Date of Mr and Mrs Joseph Bradley
Mr and Mrs Joseph Bradley near Lithopolis celebrated their golden wedding anniversary informally at home on February 17. A gathering of kin and friends marked the day. Mr Bradley operates the farm they have occupied for thirty years and both are active at St. John's Lutheran Church Lithopolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bradley
Lithopolis
Bradley
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Lithopalts
WCTU Meeting Set for Memorial Tuesday Afternoon
Lanevafter WOCTU will meet Tuesday afternoon at two o clock in the Mumaugh Memorial with Rev N M Keck of Trinity Evangelical church as guest speaker. The public is invited. A Maple Street Church class plans a St Patrick party and March meeting at 7 30 PM with Mrs Asa Mowery hosting at 302 East Wheeling Street. Mr and Mrs Tunis M Rhoads of Columbus, former Lancaster residents, have returned from a Florida trip noting a 45 pound and a 15 pound drum fish caught during fishing in St Augustine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed Church
William Blazer
East Wheeling Street
George Wolford
Wolford
Valentine
Toi Gall
Mary Redman
Budd
Judith Riddle
Ihostess Committee
WCTU
Mumaugh
N. M. Keck
Trinity Evangelical] Church
Philathea
Maple Street
Asa Mowery
Florida
Tunis M. Rhoads
Columbus
Lancaster
St. Augustine
Rhoades
Club notices from local churches and societies
Mrs William Gessling hosts Mothers Study Circle at Mumaugh Memorial on Wednesday at 2 30 with a program and tea. Loyal Gleaners of Fifth Avenue Church of Christ meet Tuesday at 7 30 with Miss Margaret Deeds. March meeting of Ladies Aid Society of First English Lutheran Church on Wednesday at 2 in the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gessling
Pleasantville Road
Mumaugh
Fifth Avenue Church of Christ
Margaret Deeds
West Fifth Avenue
Ladies Aid Society
First English Lutheran Church
Clearcreek Grange schedules March meeting program
Clearcreek Valley Grange will hold its regular meeting Thursday evening March fifth. The program titled An Irish Gathering features The Maloneys The Murphys The Kellys and O Briens. Members are asked to bring sandwiches and pickles for themselves and families and the president urges good attendance.
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Clearcreek Grange
Clearcreek Valley Grange
Maloneys
Murphys
Kellys
O'Briens
Aff
Leap Year Party Hosted By American Literary Club
A social Leap Year party at 6:30 pm in Columbus Road venue featured 19 guests invited as spouses of members. Spring flower bowls and colonial name cards decorated the dinner table. Hostesses were Mrs. E. G. Clark Mrs. L. Switchart and Mrs. C. G. Shower with plans for song-fest games mock wedding bridge and monopoly later in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Literary Club
Columbus Road
E. G. Clark
C. G. Shower
Dinner Bridge Club Event Dinner
Young matrons of a contract bridge club planned a party for February 29 with husbands present. Dinner at Purcell Tea Room followed by contract play at Dr. Thomas E. Ashton and Mrs. Ashton home. Seventeen attended including guest Ruth Rissler White from Grand Rapids. Trophies were awarded to Mrs. Thomas Ashton, Mrs. Leon Slauson, Mrs. Ruth White, Dr. Thomas E. Ashton, Mr. Irving Cook, and Mr. William V. Fisher.
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Purcell Tea Room
Thomas ©. Ashton
Ashtton
North
Columbus Street
Ruth Rissler White
Grand Rapiddy
Michigan
Russell Waitkey
Thomas Ashton
Leon Slauson
Ruth White
Thomas E. Ashton
Irving Cook
William V. Fisher
Auxiliary Meeting of Knights of St John to Meet
Ladies Auxiliary to the Knights of St John will hold a business session Tuesday night in the Mumaugh Memorial after the Lenten service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of St. John
Mumaugh
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Stith
Queen Beauty Shop
Kresge
Hone
Hocking Township
Harry Thimmel
Harry B. Crumley
Edson Shupe
West Mulberry Street
Samuel Elbert
Paul
Whert
W. A. Balthitser
Amanda
Lancaster Implement Co
South Broad Street
William E. McKenney
aQis
Passh Pass
Fidgszig
Wyman’s
Sacson
Hickle
Ohio Power CO
Skein Clark
Germantown
Ball
the Hickle Co
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