Joint Concert by University Glee Clubs Delights Athens Audience
Ohio University School of Music presented its glee clubs in a Memorial Auditorium program last evening. The mixed program featured Bach, Humperdinck, and Rachmaninoff, with notable solos by Miss Betty Volas and Miss Helen Cunningham. Excellent accompaniment by Miss Doris Yoder and Mr. Robert Triplett underscored an evening praised for preparation and spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University School of Music
Memorial Auditorium
Evangeline Merritt
Philip Peterson
Bach
Jesus
Athens
Helen Cunningham
Noble Cain
Rachmaninoff
Doris Yoder
Robert Triplett
OU Stage Brings All My Sons Postwar Drama
Ohio University Theater presents Arthur Miller's All My Sons in Ewing Auditorium from December 6 to 10 at 8 p m. The drama centers on the Keller and Deever families amid wartime loss and a federal inquiry, highlighting postwar brotherhood and responsibility. Lead roles include Hal Baker Sylvia Lakomska and Thomas Clark. Tickets at the door or Ewing box office. reservations advised. The notice also reports the birth of a five pound four ounce son to Mr and Mrs Cloyd Householder of Lancaster Athens Route 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio University Theater
Arthur Miller
Drama Critics
Ewing Auditorium
Keller
Deever
Christopher Lane
America
Miller
Hal Baker
Cleveland
Joe Keller
Sylvia Jadwiga Lakomska
Warsaw
Poland
Kate Keller
Thomas M. Clark
Hamilton
Chris Keller
Ewing
University Theater
Cloyd S. Householder
Lancaster
Jeannie Webb
Cloyd Householder
Calling All Santas Help Needed to Brighten 75 Athens County Kids
Mrs. Fred Picard leads the Athens League for Service Direct Service to the Children's Home seeking 75 children’s gifts for Christmas. Volunteers are asked to adopt a child’s letter, provide toys or nursery playroom items, and donate money. Contact 60 E Union St or 25 more Santas needed for skates, dolls, trains, blocks, and indoor play equipment.
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Santa
Fred Picard
Athens County
Athens
A. M. Reis
Twig
Athens League For Service
Athens County Children’s Home
D. W. Boswell
Edward Algeg
Don Jacobs
Dan Merrick
Robert MecCreanor
Paul Ferry
George Linn
Honor Roll List From Jacksonville Trimble High
GLOUSTER The Jacksonville Trimble High School honor roll for the second six weeks lists ninth graders Libby Stoltz Betty Russell Linda Exenhamper Dianne ace Shirley Davis and Nyle Gil ett tenth grader Diana Ginnan Nancy Johnson Mildred Jones and Larry Morrison eleventh grader Mary K Anderson Winnona Reeves Patty Moleski Barbara Penrod and twelfth grader Janice Burdiss Janet Earich Shirley Heiser Helen Shifflet Sally Keeling Hoy Seckinger.
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Glouster
Jacksonville
Trimble High School
Libby Stoltz
Betty Russell
Linda Exenhamper
Dianne Ace Shirley Davis
Nyle Gilett
Diana Ginnan
Nancy Johnson
Mildred Jones
Larry Morrison
Mary K. Anderson
Winnona Reeves
Patty Moleski
Barbara Penrod
Janice Burdiss
Janet Earich
Shirley Heiser
Helen Shifflet
Sally Keeling
Hoy Seckinger
Garden Club Hosts Guest Night at The Plains
The Plains Garden Club held Guest Night at The Plains High School with state president Mrs. Thomas Wolfe speaking on statewide projects. Plans include Route 33 highway planting, landscaping talk by Dr. A H Buckle, and Christmas decorations for the Veterans Hospital. Judging for outside house decorations is set for Dec 19 with festival on Dec 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains Garden Club
the Plains High School
Thomas Wolfe
Route 33
A. H. Buckle
Chillicothe Veterans’ Hospital
The
Plains
Wolfe
Garden Club
Paul Tipton
Sam McDonald
Atwell Wallace
Athens
West Side
Glouster
Nelsonville
Chauncey Garden Clubs
Athens Mortar Board Alumnae Tea Held at Miss Voigt Home
Ohio University Mor tar Board chapter entertained Athens alumnae with a tea at 35 Park Place Sunday. Miss Irma Voigt served tea in a candlelit dining room with chrysanthemums as centerpieces. Rosemary Bernard and Della Mae Cocanower led the receiving line along with a list of attendees and planning committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Mortar Board
Athens
Irma Voigt
Park Place
Voigt
Rosemary Bernard
Della Mae Cocanower
Elizabeth Andersoh
Mary Antoinette
James Cassell
Robert Finley
Frances Fuller
Gordon Gray
Rufus Hopkins
Greta Lash
Constance Leete
Charles Matthews
Eleanor Maxwell
R. L. Morton
Fred Picard
Anne Pickering
Doris Sponseller
Margaret Twyman
Edith Wray
Eileen Murphy
Janice Wiggin
Pat Moore
Ardath Hansen
Shirley Zwelling
Miss Voigt
Jeannette Geesy
Dr. Wray
Miss Bernard
Cocanower
Miss Geesy
Miss Hansen
Miss Moore
Miss Murphy
Miss Wiggin
Miss Zwelling
Athens clubs schedule page with charity and study meetings
Community groups list events for Monday and Tuesday in Athens including Athens League of Women Voters at Athens High School Little Theater and various guilds study circles social clubs and church auxiliary meetings with times and host names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens League of Women Voters
Athens High School
Little
Athens
Ohio
Wesleyan Service Guild
Camilla Manson
Ann Mumma
Alpha Delta Pi
S. Court St
Symphony Plans First Concert by Ohio University Orchestra
The Ohio University Symphony Orchestra will perform the season’s first concert in Memorial Auditorium on Sunday, Dec. 11. The ensemble includes students, faculty, and Athens townspeople, with members such as Helen Louise Selleck and Jean Crawford McAfee among local participants, and guests Douglas Hess Ruth Harter from Marietta, James Reese from Logan, and Elizabeth Mackenzie from Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Symphony Orchestra
Memorial Auditorium
Athens
Helen Louise Selleck
Jean Crawford McAfee
Carl Nessley
L. C. Mitchell
Dean Maurel Hawkins
E. T. Hellebrandt
Connie Herbert
Charles Gilbert
Karl Witzler
Paul Lehman
Ralph Brown
Ralph Gabriel
Joe Walburn
Grace Morley
Union Members Dine at Athens Turkey Dinner
Members of Electrical Union Local 337 in Athens attended their annual Turkey Dinner at Carl's Lunch Friday. Guests included Ralph Norris and many spouses. officers listed with Norris as president, Bailey as vice president, Kyle as secretary treasurer, Burns as business agent, and Adams as recording secretary.
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Electrical Union
Athens
Carl
Ralph Norris
Carl Bailey
Ralph Kyle
L. D. Burns
William Adams
Harry Love
D. L. Stephenson
Floyd Jeffers
Isaac Jackson
Ernest Minear
W. L. Wilkin
W. L. Wolfe
John A. Wyatt
F. S. English
D. E. Kinker
Charles Hall
Earl Powell
Carl Johnson
Thomas Perry
Pearl Castle
Charles Milligan
R. M. Brown
Webster Reed
Joseph Cormally
Wesley Carsey
Jack Metcalf
Dwight Ferrer
L. H. Barnett
Norman McCain
Lois Reed
Wayne Milhoan
Glennie
Milhoan
Wilson Smith
Study Club Meeting Held
Mrs. Leo Smith hosted the Catholic Ladies Study Club in the church hall on Tuesday evening. President is Mrs. Lucille Joseph. Readings included We Are Thankful for This and Americans Are a Crazy Lot. Prizes were awarded, lunch served to guest Mrs. Regina Bernard and members, next meeting hosted by Mrs. A. M. Healy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina Bernard
E. M. Ley
William Echstenkamper
Joe Wolf Sr
Lucille Joseph
Josephine Hedfelt
T. A. Noon
A. M. Healy
Lena Orndorf
Gertrude Darling
Workmen To String Christmas Lights On High Street
Board of Public Affairs will start a crew to string lights and decorations along High St. from Hotel Gordon to Ogg Motor Co. garage within a week or ten days. Lights will stop before the Toledo St. intersection to keep the traffic light visible. Additional bulbs were to be brought from Zanesville today.
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Glouster — Board of Public Affairs
High St
Hotel Gordon
Ogg Motor Co
Toledo St
Zanesville
Trimble Residents Visit in Columbus Over Weekend
Glouster area residents visited Columbus Sunday including Harley Blower and family with Cynthia, Monte, and Bernard Harvey’s group with Terry and Gwen. Daisy Grandy, recently released from Grant Hospital, is recovering at home in Columbus. The Sharms and Antles also traveled between Trimble and Columbus to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Blower
Monte
Cynthia
Bernard Harvey
Terry
Gwen
Trimble
Columbus
Daisy Grandy
Grant Hospital
Johnne
Harry Sharp
Yvonne
Verna
Eldon Antle
Sidewalk Planned on Madison Street
Glouster reports a recent survey shows about half of Madison Street between Main and the NYC crossing is paved. Village plans to use extra land on one side to build a sidewalk for schoolchildren from the railroad crossing to the Main Street sidewalks.
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Glouster
Madison St
Main
Main St
Zanesville Woman Visits Relatives in Marietta
Mrs. Hubert Guess of Zanesville stayed Thursday and Friday with her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. George H. Campbell. Mrs. Guess and Mrs. Campbell, with Mrs. Lewis Knabe, drove to Marietta to visit relatives before Mrs. Guess returned home Friday evening.
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Glouster
Hubert Guess
Zanesville
George H. Campbell
Guess
Campbell
Lewis Knabe
Marietta
Illness brings Mildred Harrison to Steubenville hospital
Mrs. Harry Vaughn travels to Steubenville Sunday due to Mildred Harrison illness requiring major surgery. Community notices include a church class Christmas party Friday at 7 p.m., a study club meeting Tuesday at 7:30, and a Bandboosters meeting tonight at 7:30 in the high school.
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Hathamar
First Methodist Church
Lowell Patterson
Tom Rosser
Hobson Study Circle
C. M. Ferguson
Church St
Athens State Hospital
van Meter’s
J. J. Woolley
Rowland
CCL
John Lynch
N. Congress St
Cercle Francais
Church of Good Shepherd
Amesville Grange Meeting
Glouster
Harry Vaughn
Steubenville
Mildred Harrison
Orpah Sunday School
The
Methodist Church
Chit Chat Club Elects Officers at Glouster Hostess Home
Mrs Glenna Gamwell hosted the Chit Chat Club with Mrs Margaret Morris as co host. Officers elected are Mrs Lela McAllister president Mrs Joan Moore vice president and Mrs Louise Anderson secretary treasurer. Next meeting will be at Hotel Garden with a gift exchange.
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Pat Faires
Jayne Faires
Mary Trace
Wilda Brown
Dora Parker
Vera Meade
Ruby Norris
Women to Meet Glouster Moose Thursday Evening
Women of the Moose plan a meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m. The group invites members to attend at the lodge for discussion and activities.
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Glouster
Women of the Moose
Concerts at OU Scheduled for December
Ohio University presents a December concert calendar led by the School of Music. Dec 7 features a student recital in Music Hall Auditorium, Dec 11 the University Symphony Orchestra directed by De Forest W. Ingerham with soloists Janet Ingerham and Lindy Betros, and Dec 13 Betros’s master's recital. Dec 15 hosts a combined campus caroling event with free admission open to the public. Edith Ellis, of Athens Route 1, returned from the East after visiting Harland Hoisington and Ned Hoisington in Princeton and Philadelphia.
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Ohio University Glee Club
School of Music
Music Hall
University Symphony Orchestra
de Forest W. Ingerham
Janet Ingerham
Lindy Betros
Miss Betros
Edith Ellis
Athens
Harland Hoisington
Princeton
N. J
Ned Hoisington
Philadelphia
Ellis
Hoisington
Etiquette Tip: Introducing Your Guest at a Party
At a large party the hostess is known to you but not to your husband. Introduce him promptly to avoid an awkward impression and set a cordial tone for the gathering.
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