Ohio University Produces Drollities With Male Roles
Society notes celebrate Ohio Universitys all men musical comedy Drollities presented in Memorial Auditorium. Cast led by Robert Quigley and Ed Norris showcases cross dressing humor, lively songs, and a striking stage setting amid praise for Quigleys performance and the university quartet. An Easter cantata by Dubois is announced for Sunday at 4 30 p m at the Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Memorial Auditor
William K. Turner
Jack Dalton
Robert Quigley
Jack
South America
Alice
Ed Norris
Jean
Russ Cheadle
Toots
Cy Waffen
Morey Bopkins
al Jones
Joe Penner
Dubois
Presbyterian Church
Church Quartet
Westminster Student Chorus
Church Chorus
Phillips L. Peterson
Townspeople and Ohio U. Students Applaud Drollities
Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson and many faculty members and students from Ohio University. A large audience gathered to enjoy a curtain time performance with numerous named guests and local dignitaries present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio U
Co. E. Atkinson
Eveleth
Sam Harshman
Betty Morris
Ellen Biddle
Joseph Thackrey
Greta Lash
Mary G. Ness
Constance Leete
Mariam Morse
Edith Wray
Dean Irma E. Voigt
L. C. Staats
Bernette Riggs
Willanna Riggs
John R. Johnson
Mary Jo Twiss
Virginia Hoover
Thomas Hoover
Isabelle Francis
Mary Catherine Chute
Harry Mettler
Arabelle Chute
Robert C. Chute
W. H. Cooper
Gladys Moore
Isabelle Work
Helen Maaser
Hazel Willis
W. S. Gamertsfelder
Frank B
Irene Witham
Roy Houck
Arthur Cornwell
Raymond Slutz
William Slutz
Lost Moonlight and Dancers Shine in Ohio Show
The article describes a musical comedy production with vivid costume details and a varied cast. Dancers, chorus members, and professors populate a lively stage, while Ted Weidermuth's orchestra backs original numbers by James McCullum and Ted Toll. Athens High School Home Economics Club members attend a Columbus convention with lectures on consumer education and displays.
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Paul Matheny
Paul
Emma Vert
Bert Cameron
Miss Worry
Bill Kircher
Miss Meadows
John Reid
Miss Fairfax
Harry Williams
Ted Weidermuth
Martin Alexander
James McCullum
Ted Toll
Rocque Dominick
Carl Smith
Marty
Ted Ball
Johnny
Brad Slack
Prof. Blackhut
Keith Lindley
Rick Art
Jim Colley
Prof. Chewmeat
Bob Bain
Dr. Hilley
John Werner
Mr. Barks
Pete Labrizzi
Was Isgold
Bruce Chaney
Art Boots
Andy Magulas
Spike
James Shively
James Stratton
Lewis Sutherland
Chester Jablonski
George Kuhar
Norman Hutchinson
Buddy Miller
Ray Mahan
Clarence Hayes
Dan Hammell
al Jones
Joe Beckrest
Ken Rogers
John Orphan
Ralph Penick
Ted Rail
Leo Martin
Nick Pastutt
Helen Worrall
Hellen Utterback
Louise Drake
Mariam S. Morse
Home Economics Department
Athens
Edna Carsey
Ann Barlow
Odessa Brown
Betty Goodman
Margaret Kelley
Doris Finsterwald
Athens High School
Home Economics Club
Ohio Home Economics Student Club
Columbus
Ruth Giesen
Campbell Hall
Ohio State University
Marjorie Heseltine
American Home Economics Association
Ohio
Plains Faculty Hosts Afternoon Tea for Students and Faculty
The Plains education faculty hosted a tea in the Home Economics rooms with more than 50 guests to foster friendliness between faculty and students. Notable attendees included Dr. H. W. Masters, Mr. Dwight Pullen, and Dean T. C. McCracken along with several education department members.
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Plains
H. W Masters
Dwight Pullen
Elva Cooper
H. W. Humphrey
Edgar Bannon
Adda Maccombs
Educational Department
Louise Diver
Beryl Cone
Betty Hardy
Dorothy Thompson
Doris Coon
Helen Barnes
Ruth McDonald
Glenna Channell
Margaret Lovsey
Florence Dicken
Iona Harrison
Elizabeth Novotni
Mary McClain
Alma Lovsey
Elaine Tinkham
Harrises and Halberts Return From 5000 Mile Trip Through Southland
Mr and Mrs Charles H Harris of 122 East State Street and Mr and Mrs W B Halbert of Sylvania completed a three week journey covering about 5000 miles through the South and Florida. They visited New Orleans and Sarasota and Venice Florida saw Ringling Brothers and met Athens youths Clifford Cornell and Roger Jones Jr at Kentucky Military Institute, then toured Miami and Stuart Florida with Frederick Halbert studying aviation.
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Harrises and
Halberts
Southland
Charles H. Harris
E. State St
W. B. Halbert
Sylvania
Florida
Lexington
New Orleans
Antoine
Gulf Port
Sarasota
Ringling Brothers Circus
Venice
Clifford Cornell
Roger Jones Jr
Athens
Kentucky Military Institute
Miami
Halbert
Frederick
Maude Hutchinson
F. M. Hutchinson
Stuart, Fla
George
Alumni Carnival and Bingo Benefit at Plains High
The Plains Alumni will host a benefit carnival and bingo party on Thursday April 16 at the new high school auditorium to raise funds for the Alumni Association. Planned activities include bingo, side shows, music, clowns, tumbling, a food counter and door prizes. Committee members are Don L Nelson chairman Russell Michael Carrol Thorne Joseph Tinkham Rennie Harrison Charles Savage Gene Coon Elmer Cade Raymond Tinkham and Veryl Whetstone.
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Plains
Alumni Association
Don L. Nelson
Russell Michael
Carrol Thorne
Joseph Tinkham
Rennie Harrison
Charles Savage
Gene Coon
Elmer Cade
Raymond Tinkham
Veryl Whetstone
Progressive Class Plans 3rd Annual Banquet at Central Ave Church
The Progressive Class of Central Ave M E Church organized plans for their third annual banquet at a Tuesday meeting. A three member committee Evan Edwards Harry Romine and Merritt Hysell was formed to arrange the April 1 event. Ralph Barker led the session with prayer after the class song. Fifteen members attended.
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Central Ave. M. E
Evan Edwards
Harry Romine
Merritt Hysell
Ralph Barker
Hysell
Backuses Visit Everglades Tropical Backroads Tour
The Backus family, owners of a royal palm nursery along the St. Lucie, journeyed deep into the Everglades spending two nights in a cabin of relatives in a tropical jungle. Pan ther tracks were sighted near their cabin one morning as they routed north through orange country to St. Augustine. They met Carl Beasley, Judge C F Rowland and son Bill in Florida and toured Charleston gardens before returning via Asheville and Norris Dam Tennessee.
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Backus
Everglades
St. Lucie
Orange Country
Florida
St. Augustine
Carl Beasleys
Judge C. F. Rowland
Bill
Charleston
S. C
Middleton Gardens
Asheville
N. C
Norris Dam
Tenn
April Social Calendar Highlights Local Events
Recital by Margaret Guthrie and Richard Imes at Music Hall Auditorium Thursday at 8 p m. Athens Motorcycle Club meets 7 30 p m at 69 Stimson Ave. Eighteen Athens Grange members plan hats and dresses with an 8 p m business meeting preceding a style show. Faithful Few Club hosts a steak fry 8 p m at Fish and Game Club House. Deborah Class meets 7 30 p m at 79 N High St. Friday events include Current Events Club 7 30 p m at 308 Highland Ave and AAUW Book Review at 35 Park PI starting 7 30 p m.
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Margaret Alice Guthrie
Richard Imes
Music Hall
Athens Motorcycle Club
George Mathews
Stimson Ave
Athens Grange
Grange Hall
Faithful Few Club
Deborah
First Christian Church
Charlies Knox
N. High St
Charles Kinison
Highland Ave
George Starcher
Alexander Presbyterian Church
E. R. Haning
AAUW
Park PI
T. M. Wolfe
George
Martzolff
H. T. Farrar
E. W. Chubb
Mary G. Noss
Richland Ave
Methodist Protestant Church
Mechanicsburg
Rebecca Morris McKee
U. S. Daughters of 1812
Myrtle Mitchell
Shannon Ave
Chiefs Club
I. N. McHarg
New Marshfield Rd
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Richland Ave. M. P
Appomattox Day Observed by DUV Members in IOOF Hall
Daughters of Union Veterans held a Wednesday night observance at the IOOF Hall marking Appomattox Day, U S Grant’s birthday, and GAR history with songs, talks on Grant and Lincoln, a tribute to Lee, and birthday honorees. A March or April birthday list and period refreshments followed the patriotic program.
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Daughters of Union Veterans
IOOF
U. S. Grant
Appomattox
GAR
Matie K. James
General Grant
Nelle Pickering
Lincoln
Fred Slaughter
Mary Haning
Blanche Phillips
Robert E. Lee
Forum Topic To Be On Child Welfare April 5
Athens County Social Service Forum schedules a Sunday April 5 session in Room 6 Edwin Watts Chubb Library. Superintendent A E Arnold of Nelsonville Schools will speak on Child Welfare with an open forum led by Miss Mulligan Judge SM Johnson and a County Schools teacher.
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Edwin Watts Chubb Library
A. E. Arnold
Nelsonville
Supt. Arenold
Committee Serves Lunch By Six Women
A luncheon was provided by a committee including Mrs. Blanche Dean Miss Nelle Pickering Mrs. Mae Harmon Mrs. Frances Strawn Mrs. Mary Haning and Mrs. Blanche Root as hosts.
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Kate Shaver
Edna Fleming
Blanche McCune
Beatrix Rosser
Eltie Snow
Mary Delle Maxwell
Georgia
Maggie
Rose Partlow
Fred Slaughter
Blanche Dean
Blanche’ Phillips
Elizabeth Drake
Sarah Seiple
H. L. Atkinson
Nelle Pickering
Mae Harmon
Frances Strawn
Mary Haning
Blanche Root
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