Pythian Sisters and Damascene Shrine Social Calendar
The Pythian Sisters meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at KP hall. The Fort nightly club Art department hosts Miss Jeanette Kyle at 7 30. Damascus Shrine received invitation to Palestine Shrine Burlington for a ceremonial Tuesday Dec 15 at eight. Dinner served at 6 30. those attending to call Mrs Herman Twinam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Department
Jeanette Kyle
Damascus
Palestine Shrine
Burlington
Herman Twinam
Local Club Meetings and Christmas Exchanges Planned
A wave of meetings scheduled for Wednesday features the D of A sewing circle at Lucy Dempsey’s home, American Legion auxiliary at City Hall, Just Us Club luncheon at Mrs. John Dodd’s, W R C scrapbooks for Perkins Hospital, Rosemary Club at Mrs. Chas Smylie, Kolah Club pot luck at Mrs. Steve Crawford, Snowhball Social Club Christmas exchange, Farm Bureau lesson, Sunshine Community Club Christmas roll call, and IX Club gathering with Mrs. Harvey Meek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. of A
Lucy Dempsey
Just Us
Cluth
John Dodd
Kolah Club
Steve Crawford
D. C. Griggs
Farm Bureau
Sunshine Community Club
Carl Zieglowsky
Social events planned for Thursday and Thursday night
The 66 G. T. club meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Dale Denison. The UU P Auxiliary and the Baptist Kensington of West Chester meet Thursday afternoon for a social. Second Younger Set Dance at K C Hall Thursday evening. The Nebdeah Xmas entertainment at the hall Thursday night Dec 17 with a program and treat for children. Ladies Aid at Christian church meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs Elmer Mee 302 East Madison. Regular business meeting and coin cards requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Club
Dale Denison
UU. P. Auxiliary
Baptist Kensington of
West Chester
W. ©. Ralston
T. Pine
Luccy
K. C. Hall
Nebdeah Xmas Entertainment
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Elmer Mee
East
Madison
Havre
John Gamon
Christmas gatherings and club meetings listed for December 17
The notice lists multiple local groups planning events on Thursday December 17 including P H club lunch at Mrs Sigafoose home, a 6:50 pm pot luck supper at the Country club, Wallace T A meeting at 3:45 pm, and Christmas programs and officer elections for Havre Social Club Lexington Ladies Aid Society Rural Women’s club and Fortnightly Drama department plus J P BE D Chapter meeting with Mrs Ralph Dougherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Club
S. E. Sigafoose
Earl Kephart
Roy Kephart
Country Club
Carrie Dill
Everett Smith
Lexington Ladies Aid Society
Religious groups plan Friday meetings and party
The Presbyterian Women's Missionary society meets with Mrs. J. E. Lemmon Friday at 2 30 pm with a 10 cent social. The Women's Home Missionary society of the West Chester Methodist church meets with Mrs. I FE Coffey Friday Dec 18. Rebekah lodge holds regular meeting Friday at 7 30 pm. The M E church beginners and mothers Christmas party Friday Dec 15 at 4 pm with a treat and Santa Claus anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society
J. E. Lemmon
Women’s Home Missionary Society of the
West Chester Methodist Church
I. FE. Coffey
Rebekah
M. E. Church
Santa Claus
Bake sale and bazaar notices and program listings
The Grace Hill Ladies Aid hosts a bake sale and bazaar at Washington Cleaners on December 1. A Salem School program with box supper follows on December 17, hosted by teacher Della Downs. A Cedar School program near Washington on December 17 offers hot lunch, led by Edna S. Witting. West Chester Women’s Home Missionary Society members are asked to meet at 2 PM to bring hermas gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hill Ladies Aid
Washington Cleaners
Salem School
Della Downs
Womens Home Missionaryociety
West Chester
Hermas
Program and Social at Grant School Event
A program and social are set for Grant School on Friday December 18 at 7 50 PM hosted west of Washington. Hot lunch will be served by Helen Turnipreed at 2608.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant School
Missionary group presents The Radio Speaks play
Onews and a group of high school girls performed a missionary play The Radio Speaks as a feature of the Wesleyan Home Missionary society at the Methodist church on Monday evening. Cast included Wilma Palmer Virginia Shannon Keta Wilils Charlotte Ward Doris Clow and Ruth Marie Morrison. A pot luck supper preceded the program at 6 30. Miss Altice Rownd and Mrs Wise Long led the dinner. Mrs Harrison Dodder led devotions and shared a Christmas lesson on peace. The meeting closed with sentence prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Home Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Wilma Palmer
Virginia Shannon
Keta Wilils
Charlotte Ward
Doris Clow
Ruth Marie Morrison
Altice Rownd
Wise Long
Harrison Dodder
Christmas Social At Simpson's Hosts Teachers Ladies
Junior high school teachers were entertained Saturday evening by Misses Palma Mohlenhoff Frances Eicher Helen Kamerow and Ruth Miner at their Simpson apartment. The evening featured sewing a Christmas exchange a tree and holiday decorations with refreshments served at quarter tables by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palma Mohlenhoff
Frances Eicher
Helen Kamerow
Ruth Miner
Simpson's
Harmony box supper event invitation
A box supper is announced at Harmony for December 16 at 7 30. Attendance invites all ladies to bring boxes and join Teacher Vivian Bridges for the community gathering at 25813.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Sehen
Vivian Bridges
Over the Hill at State Theater Premieres This Week
The film Over the Hill stars James Dunn Sally Eilers and Mae Marsh. It is praised as one of the year’s greatest pictures with strong performances and moral lessons. Mae Marsh’s mother role is highlighted as especially memorable. The State Theater runs it through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Theater
James Dunn
Sally Eilers
Mae Marsh
Nighttime storm unsettles child with cloud quarrel remark
In a Chicago Tribune column a parent recalls a late night storm when their four year old woke upset saying she dislikes clouds talking and getting angry. The anecdote captures a child’s fear of thunder and weather noises.
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Chicago Tribune
How They Get That Way
A wry quote from Hamilton Ontario Spec notes a pessimist may stay negative due to optimistic friends who owe him money. The remark plays on financial tensions and outlooks. The brief item reflects local humor and civic voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ontario
No Man Passages Despite Head Winds
A historical letter quote urges perseverance against opposition noting that even a head wind is better than a calm and that effort remains essential in challenging conditions.
Racial Tensions Rise in Honolulu Amid Attacks
Amid calm streets guards patrol Honolulu as officials fear a racial outbreak after six native assaults on white women. Sailors once beat a Japanese man near a mountain after an officer’s wife was attacked, while Rear Admiral Stirling orders wives to stay away during spring maneuvers. A melting pot of sugar cane wealth and diverse arrivals fuels tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
T. H
Pacific
Yates Stirling, Jrr
Pearl Harbor Naval District
Hawaii
Bank Robbery in Highland Indiana Nets $4000
Robbers hold up the Highland State Bank in Highland Indiana stealing about $4000 in cash and bonds and money orders. They fled after a fusillade of bullets fired by enraged townsfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland, Ind
Highland State Bank
Chicago chosen as 1932 Republican National Convention site
The Republican National Committee selected Chicago as the 1932 convention host. Chicago led with 53 votes by North Carolina, while Atlantic City trailed with 14 votes. final tally Chicago 86 Atlantic City 14.
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Washington
Republican National Committee Today
Chicago
North Carolina
Atlantic City
Burlington Visit by Dupuis Sampson Keola and Stewart Families
Mr and Mrs Will Dupuis and Mr and Mrs John Sampson of Washington visit Burlington at the home of their brother Phil Dupuis with Elmer Peifer and children, and Mrs Minnie Stewart of Keola over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Dupuis
John Sampson
Washington
Elmer Peifer
Minnie Stewart
Keola
Burlington
Phil Dupuis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barclay’s
Bob White
Barclay's Coffee Pound
P. & G. Soap
Kellogg’s
Xmas Cigars
Wm. Penn
Walter T. Hall
Rockton’s
Penn
Merrell
Lewis Lye
Morton
Ee An
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Room
City Hall
Rosemary Club
Chas
Smylie
Harvey Meek
Claude Rhodeock
Farim Bureau
A. Anderson
Ralph Dougherty
Feo
Cedar School
Edna S. Witting
Lemmon’s Jewelry Store
Wresleyan Society
Prachers
Indiana Bank
Rings Ristman
Homer Stephen
Optometrist Jewelry—Music North Side Square
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