Nation's Foremost Band Delights Athens Audiences
The United States Navy Band performed two full concerts in Memorial Auditorium drawing near capacity crowds. Commander Brendler led a versatile program featuring Tschaikowsky Wagner and Enesco, plus Strauss and Offenbach. Soloists Lawrence Wiehe and Richard Bain showcased trombone and harmonica with others contributing strong performances. The event, sponsored by Kappa Kappa Psi and Tau Beta Sigma, highlighted energy and precision inspiring local students.
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Paul Fontaine
United States Navy
Athens
Memorial Auditorium
Muse
Brendler
Tschaikowsky Wagner
Enesco
Johann Strauss I
Offenbach
Presen
Lawrence Wiehe
Wiehe
Jed
Richard Bain
Ben Morris
Walter
Navy
Our
Charles ‘Minelli
Kappa Kappa Psi
Tau Beta Sigma
Mrs Athens Wins District Cook-Off in Athens Event
Doris Patterson of Athens won the 18th annual Mrs America district cook-off and will compete for Mrs Ohio in Columbus on April 18. She earned a new automatic gas range. homemakers prepared complete meals with two-place settings in one and a half hours. Her menu featured meat loaves with bouillon, creamed potatoes, a spring salad, buttered carrots, biscuits supreme, strawberry preserves, and flaming sherries dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Patterson
Athens
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Puel Gas
East Side Needle Club Meeting With Mrs Vern Kempton
Friday events list two afternoon gatherings the East Side Needle Club hosted by Mrs Vern Kempton at 2 pm and the Group 6 Presbyterian Women Association at 60 Fairview Ave 6 pm along with Albany Garden Club coordinated by Mrs J E Stout at Star Garden Club featuring vest related activities
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East Side Needle Club
Vern Kempton
Presbyterian Women’ Association
J. C. Mitchell
Fairview Ave
Albany Garden Club
J. E. Stout
Star Garden Club
Vests
Sigma Nu Aids Scout Camp Cleanup By Volunteers
The Sigma Nu fraternity plans a Saturday cleanup at a local Girl Scout camp to prepare it for summer use as part of a nationwide service week. About 100 Ohio University Sigma Nu members will participate with leftover tasks finished the next Saturday. Daryl Dent chairs the project and notes past camp cleanup by Scouts had injuries. the service week aids free of charge. The local Sigma Nu house is at 169 N.
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Sigma Nu
Fraternity
Locl
Ohio University
Daryl Dent
Dent
Dorothy V. Whipple
M.D
Fritz
Athens High Y-Teens Dance Hosts Guests at Little Theater
Athens High School Y-Teens and His clubs host a late evening dance at 11 p.m. in the Little Theater. Open to all members and guests, the event invites community participation in a casual, festive gathering after hours.
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Ooe Athens High School
Little Theater
MANNERS AND LOLLIPOP ETYMOLOGY NOTE
A fragmented passage discusses apologizing after wrongs and notes that the term Lol lypop originated in Australia with candy called Jolly there and pop added in America. It mentions Newton County to El Paso County.
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Australia
America
Newton County
el Paso County
Girl Scout Camp Rotan Cleans Up After Father Shortage
A Camp Rotan workday faced a father volunteer shortage after Mrs. Jess Weekley appealed for help. George Lash of the Conservation Division and several volunteers including Mrs. Weekley Mrs. Jake Collins Mrs. Thor Olson Mrs. Paul Cotton Miss Irene Eliott Miss Gertrude Linnenbruegge and Mrs. Glen Gaston assisted with conservation tasks. Troops 13 and 21 joined Clean Up Day, with Sue Jones Charleen Minelli Sharon Weekley among those helping clear the cabin.
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Camp Rotan
Jess Weekley
Therogram
George Lash
Conservation Division
Weekley
Jake Collins
Thor Olson
Paul Cotton
Irene Eliott
Gertrude Linnenbruegge
Glen Gaston
Eos
Camp Rotar
Sue Jones
Chareen Minelli
Sharon Weekley
Day Camp Counselors Sought for Brownies and Intermediates
Activities atson narvara and Sharon Coen along with Diane Philips Shar on Williams Mrs William Stehr and Mrs Thor Olson seek adults to serve as counselors for a Day Camp operating 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on June 28 21 28 and July 5 for Brownies and July 10 11 12 13 17 18 19 for Intermediates Training begins April 18 at 1 38 p.m. at the Girl Scout Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Wason
Narvara mmm
Sharon Coen
Diane Philips
Sharon Williams
William Stehrl
Thor Olson
Girl Scout Office
Coming and Going Among Local Residents
Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Daily and daughter Marilyn travel to Fort Knox Kentucky for the first anniversary celebration of the Third Armored Division reorganization. Private Daily plans to join the May depar ture to Germany while the division maneuvers and events unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Daily
Marilyn
Joe
Athens
Fort Knox
Se Pvt
Third Armored Division
Germany
Daily
East
2Nd Marine Division
Puerto Rico
Scout Leaders to Attend President's Meeting in Cincinnati
Athens Messenger reports Scout Council members will join the President's Meeting on April 11 and 12 at the Sheraton-Gibson Hotel in Cincinnati. The Leaders Association is set to meet at the Girl Scout Camp from 7 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherato-Gibsom
Cincinnati
Leaders Association
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Richard Grove
Navy Band
Charles Minelli
Grove
Springfield
Charles Brendler
Virginia
West Virginia
trans-Alleghany Region
Reinel
Rennie
Mrs
Gorham
Louis Jindra Jackson
Ralph Welker
Ooe Pomeroy
Harry Hill
Gan
James Young
Chi Omega
College
Lexington
Don Miller
Cir St
Deville
Quintin Wiley
Metonoon
Connelsville
Ray L
Daniel
Ooo Jr
Chillicothe
Athens Country Club
M. B. Haney
Logan
George W. Woerlein
Wayne Ward
Logan's College Shop
Euest
Bill
Bill Is Coming “To Dinner Tonight. Let's Make Some Oatmeal Cookies — Uncle Ill
Dad
Fosters
The
House of Fashion
Athens Retail Merchants Association
Girl Scout
Ant
Angus A Gabriel
Walter Smith
Vera Gabriel
Tne
John Chaney Christena
Wilson
Forest Malone
Barberton
Thoma Cullison
Akron
Floyd Burk
Coalville
Herman Lohse
Middleport
Frank Ilienmeyer
New Marshfield
William Lohse
Athens Messenger
Sean Dupler
Onaira
Glan
Uhlman
Milldeck’s Shoe Store
James P. Cumley
H. A. McCassill
South Court St
Athens, Ohio
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