Home Economics Convention Held in Columbus Ohio
The Regional Home Economics club convention took place at the Seneca hotel in Columbus on November 29. Delegates from Richwood included Dorothy Wolbert Elinor Snowden Eula Elliott and adviser Miss Burtchin with representatives from East High North High Amity Radnor Lancaster Plain City Pleasant Township and others. The program featured registration a welcome emblem pledges and performances plus a talk on Knitting for Defense by Mrs Price of Ohio State University. The meeting elected Miss Helen Fenstamaker as advisor for next year and the group dined together before adjourning.
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Home Economics Club
Seneca Hotel
Columbus
Ohio
Richwood Home Economics Club
Dorothy Louise Wolbert
Elinor Snowden
Eula Elliott
Burtchin
East High
North High
Amity
Radnor
Lancaster
Plain City
Pleasant Township
America
Lancaster High School
Helen Fenstamaker
Nafzger
Dorothy Wolbert
Sunday of Sacrifice Observed by Baptist Churches
The Baptist denomination churches plan a Sunday of Sacrifice this Sunday December 7 to mark three months of fund raising for those suffering from the war in Europe and China. At Richwood Church Rev J Herbert Goewey will lead a Lord s Supper service with a meditation on Symbols of Sacrifice. The Sunshine Circle of the King s Daughters holds its December meeting Monday night December 8 at Mrs Laura Duke s home. all members urged to attend.
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The
Baptist Church
Europe
China
Richwood
J. Herbert Goewey
Sunshine Circle of the King’s Daughters
Laura Duke
Pittsburgh Family Vacation With Mrs Langstaff
Mr and Mrs Robert James and daughters Marilyn and Margaret of Pittsburgh spent from Thursday to Sunday with Mrs Minnie Langstaff, enjoying a brief visit and time together in the suburbs.
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Robert James
Marilyn and
Margaret
Pittsburgh
Minnie Langstaff
Fireside Degree Given At F H A Meeting
The F H A girls held their monthly meeting at the high school on Monday December 1. They planned baskets for needy families and reviewed bills. Miss Burtchin spoke on the foreign scholarship fund that enables foreign girls to study home economics in the United States. Dorothy Wolbert reported on the regional meeting in Columbus on November 29. Ten girls received the Fireside degree including Louise Thomas Laura Somerset Marjorie Wood Ruth Ransom Ina Mae Allinder Jackie Lyons D Nell White Marjorie Hendricks Natalia Potts Wilma Martino. A Christmas exchange followed and refreshments were served by Iona Chapman and Florence Ruebeck.
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Miss Burtchin
United States
Richwood Club
Dorothy Wolbert
Columbus
Seneca Hotel
Elinor Snowden
Eula Elliott
Louise Thomas
Laura Somerset
Marjorie Wood
Ruth Ransome
Ina Mae Allinder
Jackie Lyons
D’nell White
Marjorie Hendricks
Natalia Potts
Wilma Martino
Cheerio Circle Hosts Christmas Party
The Cheerio Circle of the Kings Daughters held a Christmas party at Mrs. Jean Manley’s home with 22 members present. Activities included carols led by Mrs. Goeney, scripture by Mrs. Matlack, The Christmas Story by Ruth Brelsford, a review of Ohio Voice issues, and a look at Girl Scout nature scrapbooks. New member Mrs. Burton welcomed. committee chaired by Mrs. Mildred Allen arranged refreshments.
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Cheerio
King’s Daughters
Jean Manley
J. Herbert Goeney
Edith Matlack
Ruth Brelsford
Ohio Voice
Venice Lowry
Burton
Mildred Allen
Margaret Matteson
Christa Randall
Millie Webb
Mrs Daum Visits Rev Shirer in Waynesfield
Mrs Elizabeth Daum spent the weekend with Rev and Mrs Arva Shirer of Waynesfield.
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Elizabeth Daum
Arva Shirer
Waynesfield
Richwood Cagers Split Weekend With Broadway Loss
Richwood varsity fell 26 to 21 to Broadway last Friday as 9 9 at halftime and 19 21 near the end. The reserves won 21 to 11 and Richwood’s varsity showed improvement after weeks of practice. Tuesday they lost 33 29 at Radnor. Richwood led earlier but were edged 32 29. They next host New California Tuesday night. County results include Magnetic 44 at Darby 14 and York 22 at Dover 40.
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Richwood
Broadway
Radnor
R. H. S. Cagers
Sss
Csssserees
URAIR
Richwood Y F A Sponsors County Meeting
The Richwood Young Farmers Association hosted the first county wide Y F A meeting at Richwood High School on November 26. Over fifty members from Darby Marysville and Raymond Y F A groups attended. Jim Foos presided with a business session then County Agriculture Agent Brubaker introduced Howard Davison of Ohio State University who spoke on swine issues tied to the food for defense program focusing on large litters sanitation and economical feeding.
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Richwood Young Farmers Association
Richwood High School
Darby, Marysville
Raymond Y. F. A
Jim Foos
Richwood Y. F. A
Brubaker
Howard Davison
Ohio State University
Food For Defense
Davison
Honor Class Elects Officers at Central Methodist Church
The Honor Class at Central Methodist church elected officers at Jeanine Meader's home. New leaders include President Janice Yarrington and Vice President Hilma Redard, with Jeannette Fields as secretary and Patty Webb as treasurer. Members and guests joined in games and refreshments as teachers and parents attended. The next meeting is set for December 18 at Jeannette Field's home.
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Central Methodist Church
Jeanine Meader
Janice Yarrington
Hilma Redard
Jeannette Fields
Dolores Rosette
Patty Webb
Marguerite Lyons
Anita Mulligan
Joyce Hamilton
Marjorie Winkle
Marjorie Bumgarner
Anita Shoup
Caroline Ankney
Mason Yarrington
Jeanine
Janet Sieg
Betty Marvin
Jeannette Field
Marion man named railroad passenger agent at Union Station
Robert H. Stief of Marion is appointed railroad passenger agent at Marion Union Station. He has served as a ticket agent since 1916 and is well known in Richwood, where he visits often. His wife is Roxie Snyder from Richwood.
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Robert H. Stief
Marion
Marion Union Station
Mr. Stief
Richwood
Roxie Snyder
W R C Elects Officers Tuesday
The W R C held a Tuesday afternoon meeting with most officers present. The secretary and treasurer reports were read and accepted. Norma Snowden received honorable discharge. December 5 set for Martha Washington Circle meeting at Mrs Upton Cheney’s home. December 16 to feature a Christmas exchange. Officers elected: Mary Lilley president Bell Rider senior VP Carrie Douglas junior VP Etta White treasurer Matteson conductor Alice Rose guard.
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Keigley
Norma Snowden
Martha Washington Circle
Upton Cheney
Mary Lilley
Bell Rider
Carrie Douglas
Etta White
Matteson
Alice Rose
Richwood Grade School Operettas Planned Friday Night
Final reminder for Richwood grade school operettas to be presented Friday at 8:00 p m The two performances The Magic Feather of Mother Goose and Griegs Music Box feature grades one through eight with choruses dances duets solos and dialogue Music between acts will be provided by the high school band A matinee Thursday at 1:00 p m invites a full house.
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Richwood
Grieg
Lions Club Holds Regular Meeting with Guest Speaker Kyle
The Lions Club met Friday night with Kyle from Plain City as guest speaker. He chairs the Toastmasters Club at Ohio State University and spoke on our position in world affairs. Attendance was good despite one member being sent for before his appearance. The next meeting will be Tuesday night with a speaker from the Division of Aid for the Aged.
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Lions Club
Kyle
Plain City
Toastmasters Club
Ohio State University
Division of Aid For
Tennant Home Scene Of Council Meeting
Advisory Council No 14 met at the Tennant home on Friday night with 30 members and guests. Officers elected for next year were Robert Mather as chairman Jesse Roberts as vice chairman Mrs Don Cramer as discussion leader and Mrs Henry Foos as secretary. Roberts reported on the Farm Bureau convention in Columbus and the first farm problem Lack of Cooperation was discussed with Mather leading. Refreshments were served during social hour.
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Advisory Council No. 14
Harold Tennant
Robert Mather
Jesse Roberts
Don Cramer
Henry Foos
Farm Bureau
Columbus
Davis Family Hosts Thanksgiving Dinner With Guests
Mr and Mrs Lawrence W Davis and sons hosted a turkey dinner Sunday for guests including Mr and Mrs Harvey Nichol of Bellefontaine Mr and Mrs Alva Coder of Magnetic Springs Mr and Mrs Dennis Hickok and son of Marion Mr and Mrs Frank Hickok and family Mrs Sara Warner son Delno daughter Maxine all of Richwood.
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Lawrence W. Davis
Harvey Nichol
Bellefontaine
Alva Coder
Magnetic Springs
Dennis Hickok
Marion
Frank Hickok
Sara Warner
Delno
Maxine
Richwood
Three Days Left In Campaign for Local Victory
Mrs Willard Hamilton receives support from two friends paying subscriptions. Mrs Margaret Mann sees strong weekly gains while Mrs Marjorie Clevenger earns praise for her campaign presence. Effie Davis trails after leading last week as Bus Monroe teams with favorable days. Ed Morgan promises time to reach supporters and R E Boda broadens reach across the community.
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Boda
R. E
Magnetic Springs
Clevenger
Marjorie
Pharisburg Davis
Effie
Claiborne Dunbar
Nancy
Radnor
Hamilton
Willard
Richwood
Rte
Lehman
Bernice M. Summersville Mann
Margaret
Richwood Monroe
Bus
Richwood Morgan
Edward
Essex
Willard Hamilton
Effie Davis
Ed Morgan
Nancy Dunbar Receives Subscriptions For Weekend Work
Mrs. Nancy Dunbar has received several subscriptions paid into the office by friends during the week as she plans to go out and work this weekend.
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Nancy Dunbar
D. of U. S. Elects Officers Monday
The Daughters of Union Veterans held their regular meeting Monday December 1 at the Legion Home with 19 members present. Officers for 1942 were elected including Doris Cameron as president and Margaret Blake as treasurer. A district musician was installed, and plans were made for a sewing circle and a Lions Club supper.
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Mary Morris
U. V
Legion Home
Margaret Blake
Harold J. Erwin
Raymond V. Dutton
Wilda Evans
Mary Zebold
Doris Cameron
Hazel Fry
S. V
Lillie Burbaugh
J. V
Lena Moore
Grace Temple
Alice Rose
Maude Benedict
D. of U. V
Lions Club
Daily Honor Roll Drive Ends December 17th
The Gazette announces a Christmas Fund Subscription drive with a first period vote offer. Daily Honor Roll starts December 10th and runs through December 17th, rewarding top three candidates each day with 50 000 25 000 and 10 000 extra points based on daily money reports.
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the Gazette
Fortnightly Club Entertained at Marion
Mrs. Maxine Hall hosted the Fortnightly Club in Marion with Miss Mary Martin as assistant hostess. Roll call honored with I'm thankful for. Mrs. Elsie Shirley offered book recommendations. A paper on Personalities In Modern Poetry was presented by Mrs. Gladys Eddy. Miss Pauline Prichard spoke on Modern Poetry and read The White Cliff by Alice Duer Miller. Mrs. Roberts of Marion attended as a guest.
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Maxine Hall
Marion
Mary Martin
Elsie Shirley
Mra Gladys Eddy
Pauline Prichard
White Cliff
Alice Duer Miller
Roberts
Jolly Circle Meeting At Central Methodist Church
The Jolly Circle of the W. S. C. and Central Methodist Church met at Mrs. Minnie White's home on Thursday evening. President Mire Mason Yarrington led, Olive Lawrence gave devotions, and fourteen members answered roll call. Proceeds from the Vanishing Tea went to the Missionary Society. Christmas greetings plans were made for the needy. Mrs. Minnie White closed with lunch.
A Gazette Christmas Gift That Pays All Year
A $1 or $150 present invites readers to gift the Gazette for Xmas. Each subscriber will remember the giver 52 times over the year, with notification and credit to the sender. State price is $1.00, out of state $1.50, benefiting a favored candidate through Xmas subscriptions.
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Gazette
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F. H. A. Meeting
Iona Chapman
Florence Ruebeck
Cheerio Circle
R.H. S
Varsity
W.R. C
Tennant
Robert Lehman
Margaret Mann
Pharisburg
Marjorie Clevenger
R. E. Boda
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Jolly Circle
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