Twentieth Century Reading Circle Hosts Social and Plans
Mrs. G N Clover hosted the Twentieth Century Reading Circle meeting on March 3 at her North High Street home. Officers announced next year’s chairs and the calendar topic A Tour of the World. Members and guests attended a charming dinner. plans include Ohio colleges and museums programs and a published program slate for the year.
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Reading Circle
G.N. Clover
Mareh the
North High Street
G. Beaver
R. DU. Hastings
Charles Zarbiugh
Albert Gundelfinger
George Whaansom
Berman G. Roiler
William Schumacher, Sr
M. Hummel
League Members Plan Luncheon at The Georgian
Parents' League schedules its March meeting for the afternoon of the third at The Georgian. President Mrs. Charles H. Drinkle will preside. Luncheon at one, then a brief business session and a Round Table discussion led by Mrs. Henry Nelson Rose on children's problems. Rev. Roy Burkhart will be guest speaker at the April meeting.
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Parents’ League
Charles H. Drinkle
Henry Nelson Rose
Sign Wars Meet Thursday in Armory G A R Rooms
The auxiliary meeting of Sign Wars will be held Thursday evening in the G A R rooms at the Armory starting at seven thirty. A brief business session will precede a social hour. The group serves the Veterans of Fat and related members.
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Sign Wars
Veterans of Fat
Bridge Club Dines at Mithoff Inn Rosebank
Members of an evening contract bridge club met at the Mithoff Inn in Rosebank on March 3. Mrs. George Wyman and Mrs. Harold Beck won top favors. Late supper covers were laid for eight attendees.
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Mithoff Inn
Rosebank
George Wyman
Harold Beck
Recent Evening Dinner Hosts Celebrate Mr Losey Birthday
Mr and Mrs James Losey hosted a March 1 dinner at 1303 East Walnut Street for Mr Loseys birthday anniversary. Attending were Mr and Mrs Joseph Cheney of Glouster Ohio, parents of Mrs Losey, Mr and Mrs John Jewett and children Benarda Bob and Betty Cadiz Obie, Mr and Mrs William Chambers of Lancaster the hosts and daughter Jeannine. Guests arrived at six o clock.
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James Losey
East Walnut Street
Mr. Losey
Joseph Cheney
Glouster
Ohio
Losey
John Jewett
Benarda
Bobby
Betty
Cadiz
Obie
Willam Chambers
Lancaster
Jeannine
Shower-Supper Honors Mrs Ralph Brown in Sugar Grove
Miss Belva Jackson and Miss Theda Snyder hosted a shower for Mrs Ralph Brown formerly Miss France Sharp at the Snyder home in Sugar Grove Tuesday night March the third. Guests included Esther Snyder Lena Anderson Opal Jackson Marceline Wagstaff Jo Ann Kull Mary Anna Sharp Mary Detwiler Mildred Deeds Ocie Nihiser Ada Mathias Margaret Sharp Thelma Nihiser and the hostesses. The bride received many lovely gifts.
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Belva Jackson
Theda Snyder
Ralph Brown
France
Sharp
Harry Snyder
Sugar Grove
Esther Snyder
Lena Anderson
Opal Jackson
Marceline Wagstaff
Jo Annn Kull
Mary
Anna Sharp
Mary Detwiler
Mildred Deeds
Ocie Nihiser
Ada Mathias
Margaret Sharp
Thelma _ Nihiser
Belva ‘Jackson
Remarkable Safety Play Secures Contract in Spade Battle
The hand features a six heart contract where declarer defeats opponents through precise timing. After the king of spades lead, the dummy’s ace, clubs queen, and a diamond ruff set up a sequence that forces East to discard. A clever overruff and a strategic return of a diamond allow declarer to trap all remaining trumps, ending in a single trump trick loss.
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Declarer
South
East
West
Hnis
Trump
Farrthul Followers Hold Regular Business Social Meeting
The Farrthul Followers Class at Sixth Avenue M. E. Church met at Alta and Lettie Heminghouse home. Plans for a rummage sale were made and a Bible contest noted. Elizabeth Root led scripture. Mildred Daubenmire named flower committee chair at Moose meeting. The Leohner Vess wedding and other notices follow.
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Farrthul
Sixth Avenue M. E
Alta
Lettie Heminghouse
Elizabeth Root
Addie Hart
Margaret Botts
Guests Invited To Luncheon by Afternoon Club
Monsters of an afternoon club enjoyed a luncheon on March third hosted by Mrs. Frederick W. James at 423 East Allen Street. Pink and white spring flowers centered the table for eight members. score trophies in a contract play were earned by Mrs. Phil Floyd, Mrs. Standish OGrady, and Mrs. A. M. Kelley.
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Clover
Ray Moore
W. J. Mavity
Pittsburgh
Dorothy Ward
Geneva Delp
Jack Ewing
Harry Clover
James Rankin
Catherine Clover
Bill
James Clover
Frederick W. James
East Allen St
Phil Floyd
Standish O'Grady
A. AM
Kelley. T
Best Sellers Listed At Lancaster Library
The January catalog from Publishers Weekly lists fiction and non fiction titles available at the Lancaster Library. Fiction includes It Cant Happen Here by Sinclair Lewis and Green Light by Lloyd C Douglas among others, while non fiction features North to the Orient by Anne Lindbergh and Life With Father by Clarence Day.
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Publishers Weekly
Lancaster Library
Sinclair Lewis
Margaret Aver Barnes
Europa
Robert Biffault
Silas Crockett
Mary Ellen Chase
Ellen Glasgow
Marietta
Johan Fabricius
Bess Streeter Aldrich
Carrie
Barry Benefield
Lloyd C. Douglas
Josephine Lawrence
Orient
Anne Lindbergh
Woolcott
Alexander Woolcott
Clarence Day
Walter Duranty
Alexis Carrel
Mrs. Astor
James F. Warburg
Will Rogers
P. J. O'Brien
Discovery
Admiral Richard E. Byrd
Informal Hosts To Card Club
Mr and Mrs Frank Turley hosted their card club on March first at their Thurston home. Trophies for euchre were awarded to Mrs Elmer Whisman Mrs John Knode and Mr Elmer Muller. Late lunch followed with several guests listed by name.
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Frank Turley
Thurston
Euchre
Elmer Whisman
John Knode
Elmer Muller
Elmer Miller
Elmer Whitman
Karl Sanford
Marienne
Maxine
Evelyn
Wiley
Mothers' Literary Club Meeting Highlights
Two papers featured at the Mothers' Literary Club gathering held Tuesday evening with Mrs. Alva Poor. Mrs. Monroe Johnson presented a sketch titled Naples and Genoa while Mrs. Ernest Beckwith spoke on Children of the Slums.
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Mothers’ Literary Club
Alva Poor
Monroe Johnson
Naples
Genoa
Ernest Beckwith
Officers Elected By Study Club In A Loyal Evening
The American Literary club met at Mrs. G. Shower’s Edgemont home with 104th psalm in devotion. Officers were elected: president Mrs. C. F. Babcock, vice president Mrs. J. L. James, secretary Mrs. Homer Ware, treasurer Mrs. Frank Erick Jr, reporter Mrs. W. W. Westenbarger. A paper by Mrs. Homer Ware and critiques by Mrs. Frank Erick Jr followed. games honors went to Mrs. Emmett Clarke and Mrs. Clarence Johnson. Tea was served by the hostess and Mrs. Edward Geho. Marilyn Geho aided.
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G. Shower
American Literary Club
Edgemont Agenus
C. F. Babcock
J. L. James
Homer Ware
Frank Erick, Jr
W. W. Westenbarger
Painters of Seasons
O. W. Rainville
Emmett Clarke
Clarence Johnson
Edward Geho
Marilyn
Stenographer Examinations Announced in Lancaster
United States Civil Service Commission announces a Lancaster examination for Junior and Senior stenographer typists with salaries from 1260 to 1620 yearly. Apply by March 18, 1936 via the Sixth U S Civil Service District Cincinnati Ohio. William R Beck local secretary at the post office provides blanks and information. It is noted there are 22 million unemployed worldwide currently versus 29 million two years ago.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Lancaster
U. S. Civil Service District
Cincinnati
Ohio
William R. Beck
Civil Service Commission
I the World
East Hillside Literary Club on Peace Study and Program
The East Hillside Literary Society met Tuesday at Mrs. Gurney Wixon’s home. A letter from the state chairman urged a peace study and a dedicated peace program next year. The club heard readings on Washington and time, with current events and a poem, and planned a March 17 meeting at Mrs. Miryam Busby’s home.
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East Hillside
Gurney Wixon
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
Dayton
Washington
Busby
Whiley
Party and Class Meeting at Maple Street Church
A combined St Patrick party and Maple Street Church Class meeting occurred Tuesday night at 302 East Wheeling Street hosted by Mrs. Asa Mowery. Devotions and prayer opened the event, with games and contests, a Wearin the Green costume contest won by Miss Myrtle Horseman, and a late supper for thirty five guests.
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Maple Street
Asa Mowery
East Wheeling Street
Earl Tipple
Loase
Rulla Bueehler
Pearl Rainey
Myrtle Horseman
Lou Campfield
Allee Weakley
W . McClenaghan
Emory Smeck
Class Assembles For March Meeting
Mrs. Neil Raybourne welcomed the Young Women's Missionary Society of the First M Church at her East Main Street home for the March meeting. Mrs Carlton Shank led the business session followed by devotions by Mrs Raybourne and a Stewardship service by Miss Blanche Stewart. Miss Beulah Scott taught chapters from Christian Youth In Action. Miss Edna Shinkle organized the social hour and Patrick Day themed games. refreshments were provided by Mrs. Raybourne and Mrs. Gladys Beery. The Ladies Aid Society of the Fifth Avenue Church of Christ will meet Thursday at 2:30 in church parlors.
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Neil Raybourne
Young Women's, Missionary Society
East Main Street
Carlton Shank
Raybourne
Blanche Stewart
Chistian
Herriott
Beulah Scott
Edna Shinkle
Program Meeting At Memorial 5 March Afternoon
Memorial 5 program meeting held in Mumaugh Memorial. Devotions by Miss Thelma Chapman opened with a song before a brief business session. Rev. Nelson M. Keck spoke on Youth and its Problems, followed by Adjutant General Huebener. Mrs. Agnes Schott and Mrs. Lillian Douglas contributed readings and notes from The Union Signal. Lancaster W. C. T. U. led prayer by Miss Emma Denton.
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Mumaugh Memorial
Thelma Chapman
Nelson M. Keck
Huebener
Salvation Army
Agnes Schott
Union Signal
Lillian Douglas
Emma Denton
Lancaster
Social Group Entertains Friendly Stitchers Club
The Friendly Stitchers Club entertained Mary Jane Bell and two guests Mrs J T McLain and Miss Daphne M Yarger on March 3 at Mrs Hughn Ziesler’s home on Union Street. The program opened with devotions and a reading from Matthew six, Miss Ruth Beck presented The Story of Ireland, piano numbers by Mrs J T McLain, needlework, contests, and St Patrick’s Day table decorations. Favors went to Mrs Charles Kinzler and Mrs McLain. hostess for March 17 is Miss Mable Beck.
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Irs
Mary Jane Bell
Friendly Stitchers Club
J. T. McLain
Daphne M. Yarger
Mrsuighn Ziesler
Unior_street
J .T. McLain
Charles Kinzler
McLain
Mable Beck
Birthday Party Complimented With Office Friends
A group of young women from Hocking Glass Company planned a Tuesday night birthday party for coworker Miss Roberta Kane. The surprise event featured gift showers, Monopoly, and a late lunch, creating a delightful celebration.
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Hocking Glass Company
Roberta Kane
Miss Kane
Bridge Supper Hosted by Dorothy Fisher in Millersport
Miss Dorothy Fisher planned a Tuesday bridge evening for her card club at her Millersport home. Prizes in the two table game went to Mrs. Lee Irons and Mrs. Clint Shaeffer. Late supper followed the bridge. hostess to host in two weeks is Mrs. Howard Weldon. CE OF TAXPAYERS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, OHIO.
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Dorothy Fisher
Millersport
Lee Irons
Clint Shaeffer
Howard Weldon Wal
Fairfield County
Ohio
Dinner Program Delights New Era Club Members at Maple Street
Mrs G E Wolford hosted a dinner for New Era Club members and guests on Maple Street before the program. Miss Mina Calhoun spoke on Australia’s Magic Makers Burma, Mrs G F Wolford presented Hermit Kingdom of the East, and Mrs C L Westenbarger closed with Hermit Kingdom of the East. A reading by Mrs L S Jer added charm, with entertainment committee named for next year and Mrs Martha Martin slated as hostess March 17.
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G. E. Wolford
New Era Club
Maple Street
Eva Wolfe
Mina Calhoun
Australia
Burma
G. F. Wolford
C. £. Westenbarger
Shiek
Justin James L. Barton
L.5
Jer
Margaret Prather
T. L. Hewetson
W. Scott
Martha Martin
Evening tea room gathering for Delta Theta Tau alumnae
Mrs. Forrest Kiger of Camp Ground Road organized a Delta Theta Tau alumnae gathering. Dinner at seven thirty followed by contract bridge at the Purcell Tea Room. Score trophies awarded to Mrs. Francis Reid and Mrs. Arnold Jenkinson. Eight guests attended.
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Forrest Kiger
Camp Grount Road
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Purcell Tea Room
Contract Oridge
Francis Reid
Logan
Arnold Jenkinson
Rates For Tax Year 1935 Notable Lien Deadlines
Tax rate notice explains that assessments for 1935 become a lien on the day preceding April’s second Monday. Taxpayers must pay promptly and bring tax receipts to window. requests to file by mail should include a self-addressed return envelope and payment.
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Ofrter
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Lancaster Gazette
E. L. Miskell
Progressive Literary Club
Paul E. White
J. T. Corbin
Mabel LeBerte
Jeanette Fefer
Birmingham
Ala
William E. McKenney
Wi. E. McKenney
Jackson Snyder
New York
Oia
aBioTss Waters
A& Q
Shaeffer
Miss Fisher
Mise Stith
Queen Beauty
Kreare
Women of the Moose
Mildred Daubenmire
Morler
Dorothy Lyrens
Lequner-Viss
Ethel Leohner
Levig Vess
Cedar’ Heights
Poling
Maple Street Evangelical Church
Main Street
Carl T. Spires
Good East King Street
Lancaster Hospital
Marilyn Ann
Charles
Mary Alice
Marion
Drinkle
H. W. Wolfley
Margaret Wolffley
Wolfley
Ladies Ald Society of Mills Memorial L. B. Church
Albert Scholl
Leaaer
Paul Marks
May Ridenoar
Nformal
Paul Johnson
Florida
Ogden F. Outhwaite
Jane Gupher
Henry Lenman, Jr
Betty Gupher
Lanman
Morton
Lupher
Sessions
Lupher-Outhwaite
Mr. Lupher
Fifth Avenue Church of Christ
Wee Ern
Lily Douglas
Whiley Avenue
Ed Fricker
Herman Gerken
Charles Alvis
Doroway Valentine
Familly
Ladies Aid Society of
Salyers
Omer Somfort
George Bowers
Seth Vroa
Nou
I. Win. BE. Trimmer
Fau ‘Sm
Reid County
Stalians
TM Ratan
Amanda Township
Amanda Schont
Tearcreek
Tstruet
Arzel
Tarnisan
Laltverey
Dretiacl
Hushvule
Uiton School
Distriet
Iashawle Corporatbor
Hadie
Rushcreek
Afraon
Rusherrek
Violet Township
Lee Ee Reds
Walnut
Thurston Corpert
Lancaster City
Lancaster City Carrel Achoal
Tate Tie Tamer Behael Pastety
Dosnoblsburg
Sehrot Psarrot
Sean
Otter
Ole W.T. Trimmer
Trensurer
Wairfield County
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