Devil's Disciple Opens as Last Play of Summer Theatre
Shaw Festival presents The Devil's Disciple as the final summer production with a large Ohio Valley cast. Roger Barrett and LeDale Williams lead in a tale mixing melodrama and philosophy about duty and belief, set among a Revolutionary era cast of soldiers and townsfolk. The production features period costumes, authentic props, and four elaborate scenes, running through Saturday with box office hours in the afternoon and evening. Also noted is the Haga Church homecoming on Sunday August 5 with Rev. Guy White speaking at 2 p.m.
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Withal
Shaw
Anthony Anderson
Roger Barrett
LeDale Williams
Charles de Vault
Grace Fleischer
Burgoyne
Spencer Steenrod
Rhoda Reffett
Essie
James Huff
Christy Dudgeon
William Allman
Lawyer
Hubert Frebault
Major Swindon
Ohio Valley Summer Theatre Company
Joe Steiff
Francis Frebault
Betty Jane Kidd
Tom Smith
Jessee Lee
Kenner Bush
James Lockary
James Heed
Peery Elswick
George Simon
Yolanda Wanorowski
Connie Herbert
Marcia Lantz
Donna Kahn
Robert Pflender
John Dunlap
Jean Artino
Richard Hoblitzell
Daniel Bishop
Vic Sherow
H. A. McCaskill
Charles L. Smith
William Herbert
Yvonne Sherow
Phil Nye
Vincent Jukes
Floyd Heckert
Christopher Lane
Ann Routsong
Jane Roseberry
Barbara Williams
Diana Roach
Barbara Jukes
Merdyth Sheron
Marilyn Paulsen
G.R. Oo
Haga
Stewart
Guy White
Dr Cranes Worried Clinic on organized minorities
Dr Crane responds to Earl Grimm a Florida musician about playing music as written. He warns against organized articulate minorities influencing culture and government and cites political parallels with communists and Hitler.
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Earl
Earl Grimm
Wabasso
Fla
Crane
Miami Herald
America
Hitler
Grange Little Theatre Contest Set for Amesville Aug 8
County winners from Athens Hocking Meigs Washington and Vinton compete in a district elimination at Amesville High School auditorium at 8 p m. Harry G Henry Ohio State Grange deputy master leads the event. The district winner advances to the state contest at the Ohio State Fair.
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Ohio State Grange
Amesville High School
Athens
Hocking
Meigs
Vinton
Washington
Harry G. Henry
Ohio University Students Attend National Band Conventions
Ten Ohio University students return from the 16th biennial Kappa Kappa Psi and 4th Tau Beta Sigma conventions held July 26 at Indiana University Bloomington. Delegates from Alpha Delta chapter were James Hissom and David Witrich. The Tau Beta Sigma installation marked a national convention first. The National Intercollegiate Band, conducted by Thor Johnson, performed with members from 30 colleges, including OHIO musicians Jim Hissom, David Witrich, and Ruth Wickline.
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Ohio University
Kappa Kappa Psi
Tau Beta Sigma
Indiana University
Bloom
Ington
Ind
Zytn
Alpha Delta
James Hissom
David Wittrich
Ohio State
Ruth Wickling
Marlyn
Swatzel
Quinetta Brown
Jean Lee
Athens and Vicinity
Vicki Kramer
Joy Weiner
Mary Greeley
Virginia Bell
National Intercollegiate Band
Thor Johnson
Cincinnati Symphony
Indiana University Auditorium
Garfield Park
Indianapolis
Jim Hissom
Juba
David Witrich
Ruth Wickline
Residents and visitors arrivals and moves in several cities
Mrs. Robert G. Brown and her daughters Barbara and Beth arrive in South Miami for August with Mrs. Brown’s mother Mrs. Evan Jones Jr. Brownie Tribe member, Charles Tribe’s son, recovers from Idaho hospital and returns to work in St. Joe National Forest. Eugene Jennings studies piano with Leonard Shure in Cleveland then visits Athens, Ohio and Lawrence, Kansas. Mrs. Sidney Johnson enters Camden-Clark Me Hospital in Parkersburg. Mrs. Charles L. Jordan undergoes surgery in Shelter Arms Hospital and travels with relatives to Akron. Veronica stays in Akron. Charles F. Bingman moves to Dover New Jersey for a government arsenal drafting job.
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Robert G. Brown
Barbara and
Bethany
South Miami
Fla
Brown
Evan Jones, Jr
Park Place
Brownie Tribe
Charles Tribe
N. Lancaster St
St. Maries Hospital
St. Maries
Idaho
St. Joe National Forest
Eugene Jennings
Ohio University
Leonard Shure
Cleveland
Jennings
Athens
Charles L. Jordan
Akron
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Virgil Baker
Veronica
Correct Hat Depends Upon Occasion and Costume
The article advises a flexible hat attitude based on occasion and community customs. It suggests observing well dressed women for cues, maintaining individuality, and adjusting headwear as social contexts change, such as wearing a hat initially at new events and removing it if guests are bareheaded.
Junior CCL Holds Annual Picnic at Rachelmacher Park
The Junior Circle of the Ohio Child Conservation League hosted its annual family picnic at Rachelmacher Park in Logan. Attendees included many named families and children, with moving pictures taken after the event.
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Ohio Child Conservation League
Rachelmacher Park
Logan
Ted Stiff
Janet
Ted
Jim McMullen
Jimmy
Janice
Julie
Vic Stanson
Larry
Sonny
John
Parker Walker
Marcia
Billy
Erle Bridgewater Jr
Stephan
Gregory
R. E. Main
Tommy
Linda
Robert Dennis
Grace Ann
Robert Wickham
Gary
Anne
Woodrow West
Eddy
Morgan
Alison
Jennifer
Joe Klingenberg
Billy Jo
Julie Hollingsworth
Craig Patton
D. K. Pierce
Jack
Esther Class Picnic At Lake Hope For First Christian
The Esther Class of the First Christian Church held its annual picnic at Lake Hope on Thursday afternoon. Attendees included Rev. J. B. Maffett and Mrs. Maffett, and numerous couples and singles such as Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kittle, Clinton Brown, Guy Gardner, William Davidson, James Day, D. K. Seward and son D. K. Jr., and many others.
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Esther
First Christian Church
Lake Hope
J. B. Maffett
Maffett
Fred Kittle
Clinton Brown
Guy Gardner
William Davidson
James Day
D. K. Seward
D.K. Jr
Don Clutter
Esther Smith
Earl Simmons
Clarence Wyckoff
Muriel Spaulding
Let Teen-Agers Experiment By Gaynor Maddox
A kid friendly kitchen guide encourages teens to cook with supervision when very young, stressing cheese based recipes like Crackers A La Pizza and Smiling Salad. It promotes cottage cheese decorations and simple spreads with cream cheese bread bake suggestions.
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Gaynor Maddox
Ingredi
Avoid Moist Sticky Palms in Summer Comfort
The article discusses the embarrassment of moist palms in hot weather and suggests patting the inner surface of hands with toilet water or cologne. Evaporating alcohol cools the skin, aiding personal comfort and grooming confidence during social activities.
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