Wedding of Miss Georgia Reynolds and Rev James Holliday
In Sea man Ohio at Mt Leigh Presbyterian Church the marriage of Miss Georgia Reynolds of Lancaster to Rev James L Holliday was celebrated in a formal single ring ceremony. The bride wore white crepe with gold embroidery and carried yellow roses with gypsophilia. attendant Irene McDowell wore navy chiffon. The groom, a pastor, was ordained earlier in a service at Mt Leigh and Edmansville churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Reynolds
Lancaster
James L. Holliday
Dunbar Ogden
Mt. Leigh Presbyterian Church
Seaman
Ohio
Leland Reynolds
Hamburg Road
Informal Friendship Club Meeting at Mrs Kane Home
Mrs Cold Kane invited Friendship club members to her East Chestnut Street residence for a midweek gathering. The event featured planned contests with prizes for Mrs Ernest Daub enmire Miss Virginia Manning and Mrs Cecil Russell, a luncheon, and birthday gifts for Mrs Bane and Miss Manning. Ruth Kisor to host the club in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cold Kane
Friendship Club
East Chestnut Street
Ernest Daubenmire
Virginia Manning
Cecil Russell
Bane
Ruth Kisor
Papers Feature Study Program at Home Study Club
Members of the Home Study club met at Mrs. Randolph Conrad’s North Columbus home for the March 4 program. Mrs. Russell Haines read prayers, two papers by Mrs. Dean Hickson and Mrs. Earl Clark were discussed, and an after program supper with pink snapdragons followed a round of light conversation. Eighteen people attended, including guest Mrs. Clark Claypool, with a six thirty dinner planned to combine the March 18 meeting at the Purcell Youth Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Study Club
Randolph Conrad
North Columbus Street
Russell Haines
Dean Hickson
Earl Clark
Clark Claypool
Evening Hosts To Bridge Group
Mr and Mrs Arthur Wirth formerly of this city entertained members of their Lancaster card club on March fourth at their new home in New Lexington. Top score favors went to Mrs Harold Geiger and Mr Dale Orr with second score to Mr and Mrs Wirth. Twelve attended and late supper was served. Dale Orr will host March eighth. Auxiliary to the Spanish American War Veterans meets Friday at 7 30 pm at the Armory. Trinity Evangelical church Faithful class meets Friday at Mrs Ruth Deeds home 849 East Main Street assemble at 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wirth
Lancaster
Trinity Evangelical Church
Ruth Deeds
East Main Street
Club Meets At Country Home in Colfax
Members of the T. M. T. M. Club of Colfax gathered for an all day meeting at Mrs. Joe Snapp s country home with ten in attendance. They shared needlework and planned a pot-luck luncheon at noon. In the afternoon former member Mrs. Stephen Curliss visited, with Mrs. Olive Yagel set to host next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. T. M. Club
Colfax
Joe Snapp
Stephen Curliss
Olive Yagel Wis
Girl Scout Birthday Celebration Planned by Lancaster Troops
Girl Scouts mark the birthday of the movement founded by Juliette Low in Savannah in 1912. Lancaster troops host a tea at Mumaugh Memorial on March 7, inviting scouts and leaders from Amanda, Bremen, Baltimore and Sugar Grove. Former girl scouts will be honored. Troop 1 plans a talent program while Troop 5 decorates and Troop 2 handles refreshments. Troop 4 sent invitations to out of town troops and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda
Bremen
Baltimore
Sugar Grove
Lancaster
Troop 4
March Meeting of Missionary Group at Sixth Avenue Church
Foreign Missionary Society of the Sixth Avenue M. E. Church held a March gathering on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Ora Giles presiding. Devotions and the Stewardship Service were led by Mrs. Mary Kohler and Mrs. Eva Kelly, a reading titled We Serve by Mrs. BE. V. Maynard, plus selections from the missionary paper. A short business session followed, then a social hour. Mrs. Louis Selders will host the next meeting at her home on West Sixth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Missionary Society
Agenue M. FE
Marcel
Ora Giles
Mary Kohler
Eva Kelly
BE. V. Maynard
Ee Ae
Louis Selders
West Sixth Avenue
City Federated Clubs Hostess at March Program Tea
Mrs. William E. Gosling, president of the City Federation of Women's Clubs, entertained at a March fourth program-tea in the Mumaugh Memorial. The event featured papers by Mrs. R. W. Theis on Colonial homes and Mrs. Harry Norton on The Women’s Club Movement, with piano selections by Paul Magnuson and a formal East Room buffet tea for sixty-five guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federated Clubs
William E. Gosling
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mothers’ Study Circle
Mumaugh Memorial
R. W. Theis
Harry Norton
Lancaster
East Room
Harry L. Norton
Earl Reese
School Folk Heard By Kiwanians Here
Lancaster Kiwanis club met at the Elks Hall with the Agriculture Committee in charge. Brooks Franks instructor of music in Amanda school presented a lute solo and Thomas Harr from Amanda offered a plang solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Kiwanis Club
Elks Hall
Agriculture Committee
Alva Barr
Ed, Schaeffer
Ed Jenkins
Harold Thayer
Brooks Franks
Amanda School
Thomas Harr
Amanda
March Meeting Activities at Research Literary Club
Research Literary Club held its March third meeting at 221 East Fifth Avenue with Mrs W J Miller. Program featured a paper Maryland by Mrs Nora Markwood and a reading by Miss Charles Mohler a San Myrta Lacey student. Discussion covered program A S Kellogg memory topics and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pes Rch Club
METS
Research Literary Club
W. J. Miller
Fifth Avenue
Maryland
Nora Markwood
Charles Mohler
San Myrta Lacey
Easter High School
A. S. Kellogg
Pope Depotes War Dead in Vatican Editorial
Vatican newspaper urges peace between Italy and Ethiopia on front page amid reports of rising casualties in East North Africa. The editorial notes frightening losses and calls for an immediate end to hostilities, reflecting wartime concern from the Holy See.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Prosgervatore Romano
Vatican
Italy
Ethiopia
Norris Nat Shop
Columbus St
Africa
Wrected verdict in foreclosure case in Fairfield County
A directed verdict for 8308.16 was returned by the jury yesterday in the Fairfield County common pleas court in the foreclosure case The Federal Land Bank of Louisville versus Elmer M Shaeff er et al. Attorney Jas McCleery represented the bank. A separate filing in common pleas court seeks to compromise a 3173.95 indebtedness of Ralph L Barr by special deputy A W Pleister in charge of liquidation of Farmers and Citizens Bank of Amanda. The indebtedness is on notes now in judgment. Marriage license issued for Perry Nelson Taggart and Marcella B Crist both of Millersport. The Fairfield County court probate records note E Mack late of Lancaster probated. estate to be divided equally among William Edward Mack nephew Mary Ben Cheney niece Alice Bertha Law and her children Franklin Richard Mary Elizabeth and Charles Russell Law. Trial postponed for Frazure vs Tipple before pent jury in Fairfield County common pleas court. Real estate transfers include Ralph H Smith to Bruce Walker Lancaster property and Bruce M Walker to Ralph H Smith Lancaster property and Lottie Starner to Jacob Mowery 12 acre Hocking-to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Land Bank of Louisville
Elmer M. Shaeffer
Fairfield County Common Pleas Court
Jas. McCleery
Bank
Westamens
E. Mack
Lancaster
Fairfield County
Edward Mack
Mary Ben Cheney
Alice Bertha Law
Frank
Olin Richard
Mary Elizabeth
Chas. Russell Law
Ralph H. Smith
Bruce Walker
Lancaster Property
Bruce M. Walker
Lottie Starner
Jacob Mowery
Hocking-to
Guests Entertained At Tea Room
Miss Edith Dunkle hosted a card club at the Purcell Tea Room on March 4 inviting Mrs. Raymond Hettinger to play. Trophies for bridge went to Miss Opal Beery and Miss Dunkle with a hostess gift for Mrs. Hettinger. A late supper for eight featured Irish Feast Day decorations. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs. Harry Clover on March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Dunkle
Raymond Hettinger
Purcell Tea Room
Opal Beery
Miss Dunkle
Hettinger
Harry Clover
Informal Hostess At Cards Tea Mrs Beck Hosts
Mrs Herbert Beck planned after a noon play for her five hundred club Wednesday at her home 120 Lake street. Score trophies were awarded to Mrs C E Betts Mrs Mary Hoff man and Mrs Theodore Shugerts. Early tea was served in the living room to twelve members. Mrs George Schnapp Sr will be club hostess at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Beck
Lake Street
C. E. Betts
Mary Hoffman
Theodore Shugerts
George Schnapp
Club Party Hosts Share Afternoon at Porte Tea Room
Mrs John Bauman entertained her afternoon club on Wednesday at North High Street. Guests included Mrs Malcolm Meeker and Mrs A A Fulwider with members for plans of five hundred play and an early supper at the Porte Tea Room. Top score trophies went to Mrs Fred Shumaker Mrs Carl Miller and Mrs Fulwider. Dinner covers were set for twelve amid Philathea Class activity and a St Patrick party business meeting led by Mrs Asa Mowery with Mrs Clarence Tipple as program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunella Miesse
Review Literary Club
Fred L. Pattee
A. ©. Walters
Gene Stratton Porter
James Reed
Orrin Miller
Ida L.smith
A. C. Walters
E. H. Strong
Gurney Nixon
Amos Thomas
Provida
Robinson P. Whiley
Sadie Malone
Malcolm Meeker
A. A. Fulwider
John Bauman
North High St
Porte
Fred Shumaker
Carl Miller
Fulwider
Philathea
St. Patrick
Asa Mowery
Clarence Tipple
Paris fashion notes highlight Marcelle Landowska ensembles
Styles from Paris emphasize blouses and bodices with back center seams for sleeve fullness. New Lastex leather linings appear on lapels and cuffs of wool suits, in bright colors, paired with leather belt accents. Evening wear features tailored black satin skirts with chartreuse chiffon blouses and sheer sleeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris m
Marcelle Lanjowska
Marcelle Landow
Pocket Billiard Champion James Caras in Lancaster
World champion billiard player James Caras visits Lancaster for two exhibition matches. This afternoon at 7 he faces Fred Gerken at Snake's Billiard Parlors. Tonight at the Elks Home Caras will explain break shots with free admission and a social session to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Caras
Lancaster
Fred ‘Gerken
al Whitey
Snake's
Elks
The
Caras
Held for Tort Clinton Charge in Port Clinton
Galen Scott of E Chestnut Street was arrested last night by police and is held for the sheriff in Port Clinton Ohio on a charge of non support according to local officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen Scott
E. Chestnut St
Lo Gay
Port Clinton
Ohio
Local Woman Receives National Recipe Endorsement
Mrs. Edwin P. Boyer of Lancaster Ohio earns a Certificate of Recipe Endorsement from Better Homes and Gardens for Date Meringue Pudding. Endorsement recognizes recipe tested for dependability and taste. The card details ingredients including dates nuts and stiff egg whites with a 300 degree bake and serving suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Boyer
North Broad
Lancaster
Ohio
Better Homes
Boyer
Better Home and Gardens
Women of the Bible Tea Series at St Peter's Church
The Women's Aid and Missionary Society of St. Peter's Lutheran Church sponsors Friday Lenten prayers and teas in March at 2 pm in the Bible School assembly room. Rev. G. D. Busch will present meditations on "Women of the Bible" with the first topic "Hannah, a Woman of Prayer." All members and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Women’s Aid and Missionary Society of
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Bible School
Dessert Bridge Arranged at Basil Home With Trophy Winners
Mrs Ralph Snyder hosts a dessert evening at Basil on Wednesday at seven thirty preceding bridge. Eight players attend the game. Trophy scores awarded to Mrs Pearl Snyder and Mrs Ralph Snyder. Mrs Pearl Snyder to entertain the club March eighteenth at her Basil home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Snyder
Basil
Pearl Snyder
Honor Guest At Birthday Party
Keith Jewell, son of Mr and Mrs R Jewell of 582 Madison avenue, marked his twelfth birthday with a party at home. Guests enjoyed games, contests, a pink and white supper table, and a lighted cake as gifts were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Jewell
R. Jewell
Madison Avenue
College concert attendees travel to Wooster
Mrs. Michael Stoudt of Mulberry Hill and Mrs. W B Tallman of Can al Winchester will drive to Wooster Ohio on Friday to attend the Miami University Madrigal club spring concert. Miami students Miss Florence Kathryn Stoudt and Miss Ruth Tallman are active in school musical affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Stoudt
Mulberry Hill
W. B. Tallman
Canal Winchester
Wooster
Ohio
Madrigal Club
Miami University
Florence Kathryn Stoudt
Ruth Tallman
Civic Loan Co. advertises cash loans in Lancaster Ohio
The Civic Loan Co. offers cash loans with prompt private service. Liberal terms require only your own security. Located at 212 S Broad St, Lancaster, Ohio, with L. H. Welch as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Civic Loan CO
Broad -St- Lancaster
Ohio
L. H. Welch
Pres
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Girl Scouts
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City Federation
Gosling
Paul Magnuson
Theodore Lack
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Mills
U. B. Church
Dora McCandlish
King Street
Melva White
Haynes
Sophia Scholl
Walter Gordon
Ro- Tary
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Federated Womens
Chibs
Quota Club
Nashim
Brown
Snyder
James and
George West
Pope
Perry Nelson Taggart
Millersport
Marcella
B. Crist
Mack
Fairfield County Common Pleas
Chatrman
Paris
Clinton
Salyers
Grong
Paul C. Beiter
Loeher’s “Naborly” Drug Store
Heynerd
Shaeffer
Mies Plaher
Stith
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Charles of London
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