OES Elects 1955 Officers in Providence Chapter Meeting
Providence Chapter OES held its regular session electing officers Mrs. Roy Wells as Worthy Matron Roland Biggs as Worthy Patron Mrs. Kenneth Bagby as Associate Matron Marvin Anthony as Associate Patron Mrs. Dave Ells as Secretary Mrs. C. A. Story as Treasurer Mrs. Frank Longan as Conductress and Mrs. Weldon Stewart as Associate Conductress Initiation is planned for December 18 Afterward members were invited to Mrs. Joe Dodds home for refreshments.
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Providence
OES
Roy Wells
Roland Biggs
Kenneth Bagby
Marvin Anthony
Dave Ells
C. A. Story
Frank Longan
Weldon Stewart
Joe Dodds
Panhandle Movie Club Sets First Postorganization Session
The Panhandle 35mm Club holds its first meeting since organization in the City Auditorium Legion Room Monday at 8 p.m. Mr and Mrs Ralph Thompson lead the evening, with a feature series to be shown. Attendees are asked to bring up to six sides, and any interested 35mm photography fans are invited.
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Panhandle
Legion Room
City Auditorium
Ralph Thompson
Thompsons
J J Club Plans Christmas Dinner Evening Event
The J J Club met at Mr. and Mrs. Louie Schnell’s home with 15 members present. They discussed the Christmas party and planned a dinner at Brownson followed by activities at Bryce Wilson’s home on December 21.
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J J Club
Louie Schnell
Brownson
Bryce Wilson
Alpha Nu Hosts Dinner Dance At Sidney Country Club
The Alpha Nu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosted the Xi Iota chapter at a dinner dance at Sidney Country Club on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Tom Jones, Mrs. Jim Edwards, Mrs. Dean Killion and Mrs. James Thayer were pledges initiated into the sorority with the ritual of jewels at the event.
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Alpha Nu
Beta Sigma Phi
Xi Iota
Sidney Country Club
Tom Jones
Jim Edwards
Dean Killion
James Thayer
Afternoon Bridge Meet at J R Miller Home
Mrs Pearl West hosted an afternoon of bridge at her daughter Mrs J R Miller’s home. One guest Mrs W E Cunning ham attended and received a guest gift. Dessert luncheon at 1 30 with Christmas decor. High score was won by Mrs Raymond Maley and second by Mrs J R Miller. Next meeting set for the first week in January at Mrs Clarence Cast ner’s home.
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Pearl West
J. R. Miller
W. E. Cunningham
Raymond Maley
Clarence Castner
WNO Christmas Party At John Schou's
The WNO Club met at Mrs. John Schou’s home welcoming two new members Mrs. Bill Briggs and Mrs. Claude Watner. Mrs. Richard Wright won the high score prize and the traveling prize. Mrs. Dale Niebaum won second high prize and Mrs. Wayne Loch won the low prize. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Gerald Johnson’s home on May 5.
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WNO Club
John Schou
Bill Briggs
Claude Watner
Richard Wright
Dale Niebaum
Wayne Loch
Gerald Johnson
Van. 5
Monday Bridge Christmas Party Gift Exchange
The Monday night bridge group held a Christmas party at Mrs. Richard Wrights home featuring a gift exchange and festive entertainment. Guests included Mrs. Dan Smith. Prizes for scores went to Mrs. Arthur Borcher for high and Mrs. Carl Schmidt for low.
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Richard Wright
Dan Smith
Arthur Borcher
Carl Schmidt
Club Ladies Hostess and Bridge Luncheon at Country Club
Mrs. A. D. Greenlee hosted a 1 o'clock luncheon at the Country Club for the Contract Club. After lunch, attendees returned to the Greenlee home for bridge with Mrs. A. S. Hardy winning high score and Mrs. J. R. Taylor second high.
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A. D. Greenlee
Greenlee
A. S. Hardy
J. R. Taylor
Mrs Nissen Hosts Local Bridge Club Dinner Plan
Mrs. Milton Nissen was hostess to her bridge group Monday with no guests. Plans were made for the Christmas meeting on December 17 at Mrs. Henry Kluttz to be a dinner bridge. High score went to Mrs. Weert Frerichs, second to Mrs. Henry Kluttz, low to Mrs. Fred Thompson.
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Milton Nissen
Henry Kluttz
Weert Frerichs
Fred Thompson
OES Christmas Dinner Shines at Masonic Temple
The Kensington of the OES held its annual Christmas turkey dinner at the Masonic Temple on Monday December 6. About 100 guests attended as the hall featured a Christmas tree greens candles and colorful decorations. The dining room committee included Mrs Ara Brown Rae Jones Warren Cunningham and Elmer Hartman with general committee members Mrs Robert Waite Lenhart Schobert and Mrs Les- continuing.
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Kensington of the
OES
Masonic Temple
Mmes
Ara Brown
Rae Jones
Warren Cunningham
Elmer Hartman
Robert Waite
Lenhart Schobert
Les
Sidney High School Christmas Concert Ends With Carol Singers
Miss Muriel Story directed a group of Sidney High School girls in several songs while Miss Janet Hartman accompanied on piano. The program closed with carol singing by the guests, featuring Elkington and Harold Bond.
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Ter Elkington
Harold Bond
Muriel Story
Sidney High School
Janet Hartman
Carol
Calico Gals Extension Club Meets at Sky Manor
The Calico Gals extension club of Sky Manor met at the home of Mrs. Roy Thomas yesterday. Guests included Mrs. J. W. Billeter and Mrs. Lucille Mc Caslin. Mrs. Ervin Au rich presented a Christmas story and an exchange of gifts was featured. The event continued at the home of Mrs. Floyd Hare on Jan. 13.
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Calico Gals Extension Club
Sky Manor
Roy Thomas
J. W. Billeter
Lucille McCaslin
Ervin Aurich
Mrs George Kolzow Honored With Dessert Bridge Party
Mrs George Kolzow was guest of honor at a dessert bridge hosted by Mrs Claire Hess yesterday. Two tables played with Christmas decorations. High score prize went to Mrs Henry Kluttz and low to Mrs S C Rabb. A gift was presented to Mrs Kolzow.
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George Kolzow
Claire Hess
Henry Kluttz
S. C. Rabb
Kolzow
Alpha Iota Chapter ESA Holds Session
The Alpha Iota chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met at Mrs. Don Born's home with co-hostess Mrs. Dale Kinney. C V Innes led the meeting reviewing the Muscular Dystrophy drive, with program by Mrs. Ayala and Mrs. Wester who gave a lesson and Christmas ideas. The group planned the Mother's March on Polio during January's March of Dimes and set a Christmas party for December 20 at the Saddle Club.
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Alpha Iota Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Don Born
Dale, Kinney
C. V. Innes
Eledio Ayala
S. H. Wester
Wester
Esa
Ayala
Saddle Club
Helping Hand Club Elects New Officers
The Helping Hand Garden Club met at the home of Mrs. Ted Fleming Thursday Dec 9. The meeting elected new officers and discussed upcoming planting and community garden projects.
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Helping Hand Club
Helping Hand Garden Club
Ted Fleming
Christmas Club Officers Elected At December Meeting
The meeting opened with the Lord's Prayer and a song. Officers for the coming year were elected: Mrs. Marvin Fleming president, Mrs. Dwight Beck vice president, Mrs. Raymond Walker secretary, and Miss Kulu Kloepper treasurer. Mrs. Robert Hiett gave a program on holiday arrangements and winter bouquets. Prizes went to Mrs. Boyd Fleming and Mrs. Marvin Fleming. Lunch followed at the home of Mrs. Raymond Walker on December 15.
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Marvin Fleming
Dwight Beck
Raymond Walker
Kulu Kloepper
Robert Hiett
Boyd Fleming
Early Dye Discovery and Taxicab Car Usage in New York
The first aniline dye emerged in 1856 and by 1906 New York taxicabs largely used French cars, with four-fifths of the fleet being French. This reflects early industrial chemistry advances and the city’s automotive adoption patterns.
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New York
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