Easter Tea Party Honored Lenna Finsterwald Guests
Miss Lenna Finsterwald was hosted on Easter by Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Hill and daughters Betty Alice and Linda and Mrs. E. A. Secoy, all of Columbus, with Miss Blanche Finsterwald and Miss Delle Finsterwald of Athens also in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenna Finsterwald
O. E. Hill
Betty Alice
Linda
E. A. Secoy
Columbus
Blanche and
Delle Finsterwald
Athens
Mrs. Phil Swanson Leaves for West Coast Farewell Party
Mrs. Phil R. Swanson, soon moving with her family to California, was honored at a Tuesday luncheon at the Thackery House. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Richard M. Phillips and Mrs. Fred W. Wheaton. the Swansons and daughter Vicki travel Thursday by train to Malibu Beach to join Mr. Swanson in advertising sales. Bouquets and spring blooms enhanced the setting. attendees included Mrs. Claude Dry and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil R. Swanson
California
Thackery House
Richard M. Phillips
Fred W. Wheaton
Swanson
Vicki
Athens
Malibu Beach
Calif
Claude Dry
Charles 8. Daniel
William B. Biggs
Robert Wren
Fred Swearingen
Francis Fuller
William B. Orr
Roger Dean
Helen Bailey
William B. Wolfe
Robert Saunders
Richard Dent
Edward A. Sprague
R. Kenneth Kerr
Public Piano Recital by Prof Thomas Gorton at Ohio Univ
The Ohio University School of Music presents a Sunday 8 p.m. piano recital by Prof. Thomas Gorton in Memorial Auditorium. Gorton, director of the School, has soloed with major orchestras including St. Louis Symphony Houston Symphony and Rochester Civic Orchestra. The concert is open to the public without charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Music
Ohio University
Thomas Gorton
Memorial Auditorium
Gorton
St. Louis Symphony
Golschmann
Houston Symphony
Ernst Hoffman
Rochester Civic Orchestra
Howard Hanson
South
Pacific Coast
East
Navy
University of Texas
Memphis College of Music
Riverside
Calif.) Junior College
Riverside Community Opera Association
Calendar notes list Wednesday meetings and postponed events
Nannie Allom Rebekah lodge meets at 8 p.m. Wednesday followed by a birthday party. WIA of the ITU meets at 7 30 p.m. Wednesday at Mrs. Walton Davies 200 W State St. Delta Kappa Gamma holds a formal dinner at 6 30 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church Nelsonville. Women’s auxiliary of the Church of Good Shepherd meets Wednesday 7 30 p.m. with Mrs. J T Merwin Roosevelt Drive. Priscilla Needle club postponed to April 29 at Cottage Tea House with Mrs. Esther Sprague hosting. Rome Grange meets Thursday 8 p.m. IOOF hall Stewart bring pie. Junior CCL with Mrs. Jack Tredrick Thursday 8 30 p.m. Women’s Council Christian Church Thursday 7 30 p.m. groups at Grosvenor St May Ave Congress St High St dinner at 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Allom Rebekah
ITU
Walton Davies
W. State St
Delta Kappa Gamma
Presbyterian Church
Nelsonville
Women's Auxiliary
The
Church of Good Shepherd
J. T. Merwin
Roosevelt Drive
Priscilla Needle Club
Esther Sprague
Cottage Tea House
Rome Grange
IOOF
Stewart
Bertha Hayes
Fred Dorr
Edna Starkey
Jack Tedrick
Avon Place
Women's Council of the Christian Church
Williams
William Williams
Grosvenor St
Swan
R. D. Graham
May Ave
Gibson
A. R. Linscott
N. Congress
Miss Bank
Roy Jones
N. High St
Birthday honors for Mrs. H. Everett Marks
Family gathering at Route Three home celebrated Mrs. Henry Everett's birthday with a covered dish dinner. Attendees included Mrs. Denziel Gabriel and son Ralph The Plains, Mrs. E. H. Mathews and daughter Nelle Zanesville, Miss Fanny Matteson Amesville, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Matteson Vienna West Virginia, and the honoree and her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Everett
Route Three
Denziel Gabriel
Ralph
The
Plains
E. H. Mathews
Nelle
Zanesville
Fanny Matteson
Amesville
Harry Matteson
Vienna
W. Va
Condolence Note Focused on Your Friend’s Loss
Express brief deep sympathy centering on the friend's great loss. Do not include personal family news. Keep the message concise and compassionate, avoiding extraneous details or reminders of your own life.
Show Boat and Broadway Buzz Hit Columbus Stage
In Columbus during the week of April 25 theatregoers will recall Kern’s Show Boat at Hartman Theatre while new records and stage notes highlight Vaughn Monroe Dean Martin and Libby Yount. Kentucky Athens and Ohio towns feature performances and revivals including South Pacific awards and barber shop quartet society beginnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ziegfeld Theatre
Jerome Kern
Hartman Theatre
Columbus
Libby Yount
Glouster Gal
Athens
Norma Coon
New York
Drama Critic Circle
Larry Gteen
al Jolson
NBC
Music Hall
Louie
MGM
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
America
Community Guests and Moves Highlight Weekend Visits
Dr and Mrs Oliver Martin and children Dick Tom and Carol plus Mrs Sherwood left Athens for Narragansett Bay. Weekend visitors included the Jewells Paul and Paula Jean Smith George Thornton and Garnett Ryther and others. Easter gatherings and travel marked the brief social notes with local families hosting relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Martin
Tom
Carol
Sherwood
Martin
Athens
Narragansett Bay
Ohio University
Rhode Island State College
George Ryther
Charles Jewell
Mary Ryther
Joseph Dewey
Jamisburg
F. E. Smith
Cora Ryther
Paula Jean
Columbus
George Thornton
Garnett
Nelsonville
New Marshfield Rebekah Lodge Confers Degrees
Degree work was conferred on four candidates Betty McDaniel Lillian Doolittle Helen Mengerink and Norma Jean Kyle at a Delilah Rebekah Lodge No 884 meeting in New Marshfield Tuesday Edna Goff won the surprise prize Forty eight members and two visitors attended Seven candidates were elected for initiation at the May 3 meeting Refreshments were served Members will hold a bake sale at Enter's Hardware store in Athens Saturday Contributions due at Fern Whitlatch residence Friday evening Also a note on coarse peanut brittle for desserts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty McDaniel
Lillian Doolittle
Helen Mengerink
Norma Jean Kyle
Delilah Rebekah Lodge No
New Marshfield
Edna Goff
Col William H Speidel Speaks at Nabby Lee Ames DAV Meeting
Col William H Speidel professor of military science at Ohio University was guest speaker at the Nabby Lee Ames chapter of DAV meeting Saturday. Mrs J T Merwin led as hostess with a group of assistants. The gathering included a prayer salute to the flag and introductions for a new member Leona Pickard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Speidel
Ohio University
Nabby
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Ray Gardner
Longview Heights
Ralph Baumgartner
William Ray
Gary Lee
John D. Hill
Ronald
Arlington, Va
Richard Gardner
Mansfield
Ida Hill
Millfield
Ieee
Jeffrey
Court St. Ph
Phil Swanson
West Coast
Corner
Carpenter and
Lancaster St
Green Mountain
Sebagoes
Mrs. H. Everett
By Michael Swyers
Vaughn Monroe
Victor
Monroe
Dorothy Shay
Park Avenue
New England
Salel World
Ro CL
Imperial
Arene
E. State St
Orland Bean
Lois Williams
Don Stauffer
Betty Williams
O'Fallon
John Pence
L. Williams
Pence
Dorothy Williams
Sgt. Pence
Scott Field
Mrn
Albany
Florence Graves
Fairport Harbor
Merrill R. Atkinson
H. L. Atkinson
N. Lancaster St
Logan
Richard McConkey
Art Institute of Pittsburgh
A. E. McConkey
Spring St
Olive Herron
Clyde Herron
Joe
Knights Templar
Brenner
Tipperary
Fawcett
Chesterhill
Ohio
New Marshfield Rebekah Lodge
Steppes
DR. Edwards
Rexall
Sra
Mie
Cae
Beautyrest Comfort
East State Street
Athens, Ohio
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