Two Great Symphonies Highlight Rochester Philharmonic Visit
The Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra led by Erich Leinsdorf closed the 1952 54 Community Series in Memorial Auditorium Athens marking a repeat visit in three years. The program included Mozart G minor Schumann Opus 7 and excerpts from Berlioz Romeo and Juliet with Macbeth interludes. The reviewer praises Leinsdorfs conducting and urges support for next years series.
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Paul Fontaine
Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra
Erich Leinsdorf
Memorial Auditorium
Athens
America
Leinsdorf
Vienna
Schumann
Rochester Philharmonic
Berlioz
Bis Orchestra
Bioch
Mozart
Anniversary Observed by Wade and Atheleen Jarvis
Mr and Mrs Wade Jarvis Stewart celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on April 5 with a family dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs James Hoisington. Guests included out of town visitors from Virginia Illinois and Arlington. The couple married April 5 1928 in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Jarvis
Stewart
James Hoisington
Atheleen Jarvis
Jarvis
Dowictt Barrows
Ruth Byron Swope
Connie Sue
Alexandria
Ruth Biddison Woodhurn
Bloomington
Oren Detwiler
Urban
Audrey McGrew
Kinda White
Watertown
A. Y. Wilcox
Athens
Fred Picard
Doug
Northwood
Williamsburg
Charlottesville
Blanche Robinson
Picard
Pres
Lewis Murray
Greenbriar College
Lewisburg
W. Va
Party Given On 82nd Birthday
Mrs Ella Steward was surprised with an 82nd birthday party on April 7 at Albany Rest Home. Helping Hand Class members from the Baptist Sunday School sang hymns and offered prayers. Maude Jones arranged hyacinths, and refreshments included individual cakes ice cream and drinks for twelve guests.
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Ella Steward
Baptist Sunday School
Albany Rest Home
Mire
Maude Jones
Ronald Globig
Steward
Rodehaver
Dance Planned by Athens Churches and OU Council
Young peoples groups of Athens churches with Ohio University Campus Religious Council sponsor an evening dance from 8:00 to 11:30 in the Women’s Gymnasium. Stanl Masters Band provides music. Proceeds go to the Children’s Home. Dick McQuillin of Toledo chairs. John Tipton of Fort Plains aids as a committee member.
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Young People’s Groups
Athens
Ohio University Campus
Remarkable Duck How-To by Mabel Brepgner in New York
A noted cook known as the Einstein of Duck Cookery shares an orange glaze duckling recipe. The method uses Long Island ducklings, orange juice, cornstarch, ginger, cherries, honey and kitchen bouquet with a slow roast and a fruit sauce.
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Mabel Brepgner
New York
Einstein
Long Island
Washable Fashions Bring Easy Care To Children’s Wear
Synthetics and washable fabrics transform children’s clothing. Nylon party dresses dry fast and wrinkle free with no wringing. Orlon fleece coats ease washing while avoiding frequent laundering. Textile guidance notes 50 percent wool labels and proper washing methods for blends.
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Orion
Program Sunday at New England Presbyterian Church
Those participating in the program Sunday morning at the New England Presbyterian church were Marie Dodds Nellie Bean Grace Dodds Claudette Britten Joan McClain Shirley Walraven Jean Walraven Carol Chambers Judy Stover Willa Noble Geneva Walraven Londa Walraven Mrs Leta Gould Joan Chambers Erma Metcalf Sylvia McClain Carol Gould Paul Gold and Garry Gould.
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The
New England Presbyterian Church
Marie Dodds
Nellie Bean
Grace Dodds
Claudette Britten
Joan McClain
Shirley Walraven
Jean Walraven
Carol Chambers
Judy Stover
Willa Noble
Geneva Walraven
Londa Walraven
Leta Gould
Joan Chambers
Erma Metcalf
Sylvia McClain
Carol Gould
Paul Gold
Garry Gould
Easy to Sew Dress Pattern No 8057 for 36 to 50
Pattern No 8057 is a sew-rite perforated pattern in sizes 36 through 50 with a snowy white soft collar. Size 38 uses 4 1/2 yards of 39 inch fabric. Send 30 cents, name, address, size, and pattern number to Sue Burnett at Athens Messenger in New York. Also advertise Basic FASHION for 1953 at 25 cents.
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Anne Cabot
Athens Messenger
Ave. Americas
New York
N. Y
Ants
Sue Burnett
Ave
Americas
Chinese Painting Demonstration by Miss Yin in Athens
The Athens United Church Women plan a meeting at the First Methodist Church with an executive board session at 7 15. Miss Mignonette Yin from Hong Kong, an Ohio University art student funded by the group, will demonstrate Chinese painting and give a chalk Bible story illustration. A social hour will follow under Mrs Maxwell Ferguson and assistants. Public invited.
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Athens United Church
First Methodist Church
At & m
Mignonette Yin
Ong Kong
China
Ohio University
United Church Women
Maxwell Ferguson
C. R. White
William Harmon
Dwight Mutchier
Pirate costumes highlight Lodi Woodmen meeting
Club 6990 of the Modern Woodmen of America met at the Lodi Grange hall with junior members in pirate outfits. Jim Jeffers won for the meanest pirate, Dewey King for the most original, and Johnny Ruth for the most colorful. Next meeting set for April 29.
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Modern
Woodmen of America
Lodi Grange Hall
Jim Jeffers
Dewey King
Johnny Ruth
Coming and Going Guests Visit Arlington and Nearby
A note from a local society page lists Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Drake and children Donald and Diane of Arlington Heights visiting their relatives in town. Mrs. Fulton drives with the Drakes to Ironton to see Dr. F. D. Campbell and then to Bremen to tour the Erickson Glass works. Alice Dyer spends spring vacation with her brother Donald Hibbard in Mount Lebanon, Pennsylvania. Berdena McIntosh of Pittsburgh visits Dr. Mary T. Noss, with plans for a luncheon honoring friends who traveled to Europe in 1922. Additional guests include Mrs. E. T. Hellebrandt, Miss Greta Lash, Miss Constance Leete, and Mrs. Joe Saltz. Richard Selleck hosts his parents Mr. and Mrs. Royal R. Selleck from Willoughby for the spring break.
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R. B. Drake
Donald
Diane
Arlington Heights
Oscar Fulton
W. B. Drake
Alice Dyer
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
Donald Hibbard
Mount Lebanon, Pa
Berdena McIntosh
Pittsburgh
Mary T. Noss
Miss McIntosh
Miss Noss
Wellesley
Europe
E. T. Hellebrandt
Greta Lash
Athens
Facher Higgins
Zanesville
Joe Saltz
McArthur
Ruth Henry
Constance Leete
Mary Anna Hellebrandt
Otterbein College
Westerville
Morris Ave
Hellebrandt
Dayton
Myron R. Johnston
Ilbanon
Russell Sunderland
Johnston
Florence Hall
Sunderland
Mable Madden
Ohio University
Social Calendar Notes From Albany Area Clubs
Busy schedule includes Albany Grange event with state officers and pies and coffee cream, a Emblem Club rummage sale at the courthouse, and Young Adult Presbyterian bake sale at Electric Co. A Plains Garden Club trip meets at Ava Ann Kittle’s home with Prof. A M Wallace, followed by a Sue Daugherty meeting. Community groups such as Minear Chapter OFS, Farm Bureau chorus, United Church Women with Mignonette Yin talk on Chinese art, and Catholic Ladies of Columbia host evening programs. Mixed Duplicate Bridge notes a venue change to 136 N Congress with reservations to 31110. social activities involve local society figures and university faculty guests.
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the Plains Junior Garden Club
State Hospital Grounds
A. M. Wallace
Ava Ann Kittle
Sue Daugherty
Easter Party At Sunday School Class In New Marshfield
Mrs Kathleen Love hosted a Sunday School class Easter gathering at her New Marshfield Route 2 home last Friday evening. Children colored eggs and prizes went to Charlies Young and Maurita Roses. Guests included Marylin Mitchell Wayne Battrell Sandra Lievellen Earlene Bailey Don ald Young Jimmy Young Jack Bailey Sue Love Willard Love David Love and Lucille Battrell.
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Kathleen Love
New Marshfield
Route 2
Charlies Young
Maurita Roses
Marylin Mitchell
Wayne Battrell
Sandra Lievellen
Earlene Bailey
Donald Young
Jimmy Young
Jack Bailey
Sue Love
Willard Love
David Love
Lucille Battrell
Lessons in Bridge Playing with a Unlucky Hand Evaluation
A bridge problem discusses a hand where spade and club finesses fail and West’s defense wins. South must choose the correct line after East leads spades. the key is a strategic finesse in spades or clubs and avoiding overlosses to three spades and a club.
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Joe
North
West
East
South
April 12 Church Wedding Planned for Opal Hawk and Charlies Williamson
Miss Opal Mae Hawk daughter of Mrs. Clarence D. Hawk and the late Mr. Hawk of Athens will wed Charlies F. Williamson son of Richard Williamson and the late Mrs. Williamson of Lancaster. The ceremony will be at Graham Chapel Church at 2 PM with Rev. Max Williams officiating. A reception follows at 35 Brown Ave. Both couples are employed at Lancaster Hospital.
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Opal Mae Hawk
Clarence D. Hawk
Mr. Hawk
Athens
Charlies F. Williamson
Richard Williamson
Williamson
Lancaster
Max Williams
Graham Chapel
Brown Ave
Miss Hawk
Mr. Williamson
Lancaster Hospital
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