Mrs Earl Clark Hosts Card Club Meeting Details
Mrs Earl Clark of 549 East Mulberry Street arranged a March seventh card club gathering at the Purcell Tea Room with evening bridge and a love supper. Miss Flo Brown and Mrs Raymond Stuckey earned score favors as twelve members were entertained. Mrs Paul Barr invited the club to her Amanda area country home on March twentieth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Clark
East Mulperry Street
Purcell Tea Room
Flo Brown
Raymond Stuckey
Paul Barr
Amanda
Bridge-Supper Guests Friday at Mrs Balthaser Home
Miss Reba Balthaser hosted a Friday night bridge supper at 1410 West Eighth Avenue. Awards went to Mrs. Kenneth Murphy, Mrs. Raymond McGee, and Mrs. Larry Moore with Miss Mary Murphy taking the guest favor. A dozen people shared late supper. guests included Miss Mary Murphy, Miss Gladys Mooney, Mrs. Carl Helwig, Mrs. Eben Zartman, and Miss Gertrude Hammack. Juanita King will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reba Balthaser
West Eighth Avenue
Kenneth Murphy
Raymond McGee
Larry Moore
Mary Murphy
Gladys Mooney
Carl Helwig
Eben Zartman
Gertrude Hammack
Juanita King
Young People's Group Meets at Cedar Hill Church Home
The Cedar Hill Evangelical Church Young People's group met March 1 at Miss Ruth Boersiler's home with president Virgil Hedges presiding. Dorotha Heffner led the lesson. Alberta Reiff conducted the program. Freda Allen directed the social hour. Attendees included numerous local members, with Columbus visitors joining. The next meeting will be at Rev. Reiff's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Hill Evangelical Church
Ruth Boersiler
Virgil Hedges
Dorotha Heffner
Alberta Reiff
Helen
Carol Williamson
Ruby
Merl Kinser
Coral
Agnes Kern
Dorotha
Dessel Heffner
Dorothea
Esther
Ruth
Ralph Smith
Clara
Nora Cooper
Carl Fosnaugh
Clarence Waites
Bernice Dunkle
Ethel
Hazel Mettler
Freda Allen
Charles Thomas Lloyd Davis
Arthur Freeman
Evelyn Harsh
Alice Conrad
Ruby Smith
O. R. Reif
Reiff
Alberta
Marcella
Guy Drum
Robert Hammitt
Merrell
Jeanne Harrold
Winifred Drum
Ralph White
Columbus
Two Actors In Cast of Beauty And The Beast Here March the Ninth
The Children’s Theatre of New York presents a dramatization of Beauty and the Beast in the high school auditorium at four o’clock. Jewel Morse plays Beauty with Kenn Randall as the Enchanted Prince and a cast noted for prior stage success. The production, the second in a Parents’ League series, features Morse’s dance background and Randall’s Broadway ties as part of a lively afternoon show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauty and the Beast
Children’s Theatre of
New York
Madame de Villeneuve
France
Versailles
Jewel Morse
Beauty
Alice
Muss Morse
Children's Theatre
Miss Morse
Fanchon
Mares
Kenn Randall
Beast
Children’s Theatre
Mr. Randall
Edward Everett Horton
Mrs. Fiske
Marie Dressler
John Barrymore
Lionel Barrymore
Los Angeles
West
Clara Tree Major
Parents’ League
Lancaster High School
Defensive play by Jacoby seals contract in four hearts
In a bridge alert, Jacoby, sitting South, defeats four hearts by misleading play. He uses the queen of clubs instead of ace to force West's king, then regains control after trump pulls and diamonds are established. He underlines his ace to place partner on lead, taking two spade tricks and sealing one-trick loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Jacoby
West
Declarer
March Meeting of Lancaster Music Club
The Lancaster Music Club will meet on the evening of March 11 at Mumaugh Memorial at eight. Mrs. Leon Wolford will preside, with John Alden Carpenter and Charles T. Griffes to be discussed. Selections illustrating their work will be performed by Mrs. Wolford, Miss Alice Kindler and the Double Quartet. Hostesses include Wilma Rainville, Mary Hood Graf, Alice Matlack, Nellie Metzger, Blanche Myers and Catherine Crooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Music Club
Mumaugh
Leon Wolford
John Alden Carpenter
Charles T. Griffes
Alice Kindler
Wilma Rainville
Mary Hood Graf
Alice Matlack
Nellie Metzger
Blanche Myers
Gatherine Crooks
Bridge-Supper Friday Event Hosted by Mrs Otto Rodecker
Mrs Otto Rodecker hosted her club Friday evening March sixth at her home 610 North Columbus Street. Guest Mrs H R Horn of Columbus joined the two table bridge game with favors awarded to Mrs Albert Mason and Mrs Merrill Bruney. St Patrick symbols and colors decorated the supper. Mrs Carl Bauman Isabel Court will entertain the club at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Rodecker
North
Columbus Street
H. R. Horn
Columbus
Albert
Mason
Merrill Bruney
St. Patrick
Carl Bauman
Isabel Court
Foreign Missionary Group Meets at First M B Church
The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the First M B Church held its March meeting in the church social room. Mrs L S Fuller led devotion and stewardship, with two vocal solos by Mrs Nelle Todhunter Repast and Dorothy Hines. Mrs L P Shaw read A Bit of Spanish Shawl. Chapter reviews covered Women Under the Southern Cross, focusing on Indian folk in South America. Refreshments were served by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
M. B
L. 8. Fuller
L. P. Shaw
South America
William G. Seaman
L. T. Onks
James Snyder
Lancaster Visit Highlights Health and Auxiliary Meetings
Miss Luce R N Field Supervisor for the south east district of Ohio visited the Nursing Welfare Service and Health Commissioner Dr C B Snider along with Rotary Club president Walter Gordon. The Women’s Relief Corps will meet Tuesday at two in the Armory rooms. St John’s Episcopal Church Auxiliary meets Monday at two for a program Life in Argentina and tea hour hosted by Mrs F F Randolph and Mrs Clay Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Miss Luce
R. N
Department of Health
South-East District
Ohio
Nursing Welfare Service
C. B. Snider
Walter Gordon
Rotary Club
Women’s Relief Corps
Auxilary Meeting
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Argentina
F. ©. F. Randolph
Clay Wolfe
National President to Speak at Phi Sigma Chi Dinner
Alpha Chi Chapter Phi Sigma Chi fraternity will host a March ninth feast of the White Carnation with national president Raymond Devereaux as guest speaker. John Lilbaugh acts as wastmaster for the dinner program, while guests from New Lexington Newark and Logan are hoped to attend. Local hosts are Glen Wiley Paul Rider and Ralph Winland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chi
Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity
Raymond Devereaux
John Lilbaugh
Wastmaster
New Lexington
Nuptial Event Of March Seventh Is Announced
The marriage of Miss Nellie Palmer of Baltimore to Melvin Solt of Lancaster was announced. Rev M M Rader performed the ceremony on March 7, 1936 at his home 846 East Main Street. The bride wore powder blue crepe with blue accessories. The Solts will reside at 304 North Cherry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Palmer
Rosie Palmer
Baltimore
Melvin Solt
Earl Solt
Lancaster
M.M. Rader
East Main Street
Solt
Liberty Union
The
Hocking Glass Company
North Cherry &T
Club Card Tea Hostess Plans March Meeting
Mrs. E R Jenkins hosted her eight member card club session with an afternoon bridge game where top score favors went to Mrs. E J Wilson and Mrs. L C Keller. A charming tea was served in the living room. Mrs Carlisle Shank will entertain the club March twentieth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Jenkins
E. J. Wilson
L.C. Keller
Carlton Shank
Evening Bridge Game Planned
Mrs. Fred Burton hosted her evening card group on March fifth at her Baltimore home. Favors in the two table game went to Mrs. Harry Johnson and guest player Miss Carrie Hansberger. Late supper followed the bridge sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Burton
Baltimore
Harry Johnson
Carrie Hansberger
Newark Club Presents Alice Kindler as Guest Artist
Miss Alice Kindler concert pianist and Carroll, Ohio teacher, appeared as guest artist for the Women's Music Club of Newark in St. Pauls Parish House on Fifth Street. The Thursday program was varied and beautiful, marking her third guest-artist appearance for the group before an interested audience of members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Kindler
Carroll, Ohio
Women’s Music Club
Newark
Ohio
Miss Kindler
St. Paul's Parish House
Fifth Street
Book Review At Memorial Tuesday
A reviewer new to Lancaster and the YWCA Course, Miss Clara Hoyt, will be presented by the review committee the evening of Tuesday, March tenth, in the Mumaugh memorial. She will review Jane Adams by Winfred E. Wise, nephew of the late Miss Adams. The public is cordially invited. review begins promptly at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
YWCA
Clara Hoyt
Mumaugh
Hoyt
Jane Addams
Winfred E. Wise
Miss Adams
Troop One Girl Scouts Meet at St Peter's Church
Troop One, Girl Scouts, met Tuesday at St Peter's Church. Tests were passed and plans made for a knitting party next Tuesday at St Peter's from four to five o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Church
St. Peter's
Weekend Visitors From Keswick Canada Stop In
Mr and Mrs Andrew Cameron of Keswick Ontario Canada have spent three months visiting the Eastern states and Florida and are week end guests at the home of Mr and Mrs William Kern on East Mary Street Forest Rose Story Lea I hold the March meeting Monday evening with Mrs G Beaver East King Street at seven thirty o clock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Cameron
Keswick
Ontario
Canada
Florida
William Kern
Fast Mary Street
New Kitchen Gadgets Boost Old-Fashioned Charm
New York designers unveil modern kitchen gear blending form and function. Porcelain jars modeled after Swedish apothecary containers, steamers, detachable handles on Pyrexware, and lifetime stainless kettles. Rosewood knives, metal forks, and matching trays fuse antique style with contemporary practicality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Antoinette
Palace
Versailles
Foreclosure Action and New Trial Motion in Bank Suit
George Beery and Helen Scholl residents seek relief as defendants in a Federal Land Bank foreclosure case in Louisville against Elmer Shaeffer and others with new trial motion filed. Attorney J H Fultz represents defendants. The bank sues Delton Hughes Elizabeth Hughes and others in Pleasantville seeking judgment for 45541 with 6 percent interest plus 122.49 and 9.80 with 514 percent interest and foreclosure. Attorney Jas McCleery listed for bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edward Beery
Lancaster
Helen C. Scholl
R. E. Glaser
Joseph Delmar Bell
Rockbridge
Marvyene L. Horseman
P. E. Wright
Federal Land Bank of Louisville
Elmer M. Shaeffer
J. H. Fultz
Federal Land Bank
Common Pleas Court
Delton Hughes
Elizabeth Fay Hughes
Pleasantville
Martens Motor Co
Frank EB. Dawson
John W. Hughes
Jas. McCleery
Real estate transfers in Madison and Hocking counties
Willis M Walters transfers 127 acres in Madison Two to Carrie J Walters. Willis M Walter transfers 162 acres in Madison Two to Robt E Walters. John G C Ritchie transfers 93 acres in Hocking Two to Edgar Ritchie and others. John C Ritchie transfers 95 acres in Hocking Two to Mildred C Lutz. Onlo Midland Light and Power Co transfers 4 acres in Bloom Twp to Herman Becker. R P Haas trustee transfers Lanreco Farm Acres to Chester E Hart. Rose M Caves transfers 1 acre in Pleasant Two to Alva O Arter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis M. Walters
Carrie J. Walters
Madison
Willis M. Walter
Robt
E. Walters
John GC. Ritchie
Edgar Ritchie
Hocking
Jonn C. Ritchie
Mildred C. Lutz
Onlo Midland Light & Power Co
Herman Becker
Bloomtwp
R. P. Haas
Chester E. Hart
Lanreco
Rose M. Caves
Alva O. Arter
Pleasant Two
1885 Delegate From This District Has Badge As Memento
A. H. Brooke of Logan kept a delegate badge marked 1885 worn during two years as state central committee man for the Republican party. The district then included Franklin, Fairfield, Hacking, Pickaway and Perry Counties. Brooke helped Foraker and other notables, earlier worked in newspapers, and later practiced law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Brooke
Logan
State Central Committee
Franklin
Fairfield
Hacking
Pickaway
Perry
Brooke
Franklin County
Foraker
Infant Son Dies of 14 Days in Lancaster
George Jr. 14 day old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson died at 9 30 this morning at the home 208 Water Street. Survived by parents and grandparents Mr and Mrs George Dressing of the home and Mr and Mrs Elsworth Anderson of Pickaway County. Funeral services set for Monday at 3 30 p m at Maywood Mission with Rev S N Root officiating. Burial in Pleasant Hill cemetery east of Lancaster by J V Halteman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jr
George Anderson
Water Street
George Dressing
Elsworth Anderson
Pickaway County
Maywood Mission
S. N. Root
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Lancaster
J. V. Halteman
Mrs. Nichols Returns Home From Florida Vacation
Mrs. J. W. Nichols who spent a month in Florida has returned to her apartment at Thimmes Apt W Wheeling Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
J. W. Nichols
The
Thimmes Apt
W. Wheeling St
Patou Spring Colors Highlight Evening Wear
Paris fashion notes Jean Patou debuts Spring Green and Cattleya as key shades for evening gowns. Beaded chiffon prints feature brown and pink embroidery while beach and evening silhouettes trend daring with high side splits and sheer panels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jean Patou
Patou
Nation-Wide Banquet Date Set for YWCA Event
A national YWCA banquet for young business women is scheduled for March 24. The local group will host the dinner at association rooms and invite all city girls and women in business or the professions, including YWCA affiliated clubs, with "Peace" as the featured theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Association Rooms
Class Party Charms Lancaster High School Event
Home Economics class of Lancaster High School and a guest group enjoyed a charming dancing party Friday night in the High School cafeteria. Green and pink decor graced the room. Hilltoppers orchestra played from 9:30 to 11:30. Planned by Miss Aileen Hattendorf, Miss Jane Herbert, and Robert Fricker. Chaperones were Miss Bertha Nafzger, Miss Ruth Jane Yanger, and Miss Vergene Wolfe. about fifty attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster High School
Hilltoppers
Aileen Hattendorf
Jane Herbert
Robert Fricker
Bertha Nafzger
Ruth Jane Yanger
Vergene Wolfe
Informal Bridge Supper Hosts in Baltimore Event
Members of an evening bridge club were guests of Mr and Mrs Ralph Snider at their Baltimore home on March the fifth. Bridge trophies were awarded to Mrs Park Torrence Mr Everitt Sims and Mr Donald Laver. The late supper was attractively appointed. Mr and Mrs J Park Torrence will be club hosts March the nineteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Snider
Mareh
Baltimore
Park Torrence
Everitt Sims
Donald Laver
J. Park Torrence
Redmon Boocks Attend Lectures in Columbus
Lancaster residents Mrs Helen Redmon Boocks and her mother Mrs Mary Redmon joined a Thursday mass meeting at Memorial Hall in Columbus to hear Kagawa the Japanese Christian lecture on Cyrano de Bergerac actor Walter Hampden. They plan to hear Arthur Schnabel in Columbus next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Helen Redmon Boocks
Lancaster
Walter Hampden
Memorial Hall
Kagawa
Japanese Christian Leader Toyohiko Kagawa Speaks in Lancaster
Lancaster residents heard Dr Toyohiko Kagawa address Broad Street Church on Christian cooperatives. An overflow crowd of 3500 filled Memorial Hall for his talk last night. Attendees included Dr William G Seaman Mrs Seaman Rev F C F Randolph and Rev G Beaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Seaman
Seaman
F. C. F. Randolph
G. Beaver
Lancaster
Toyohiko Kagawa
Broad Street
Home from Florida the Vlerehomes return to Lancaster
Mr and Mrs A B Vlerehome arrived in Lancaster Friday after their annual winter stay in Clear water Florida Mrs Ralph Oberdorfer and Mrs Paul Oberdorfer plan to attend a Columbus luncheon Monday where Mrs E A James Coventry road will be hostess
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Vlerehome
Lancaster
Clearwater
Florida
Ralph 4. Oberdorfer
Paul Oberdorfer
Columbus
E.—A.james
Coventry Road
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Young People’s
Jake Sims
Charles Hamrick
Ohio State
American Bridge League
American, Bridge League
United States
Oswald Jacoby
Egr ‘Kad
South
Blindy
Soulution
Foreign Missionary Group
Newark Club
Enfant Son
Salyers
Paulson's
Paulson
Mt W. Main
Eatnie de Ores
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