University Symphony Opens 1946-47 Season at Memorial Auditorium
Ohio University Symphony Orchestra launched its 1946-47 season in Memorial Auditorium with DeForest W. Ingerham directing. Violinist Dorothy Peoples played Lalo Concerto in F opus 20. The program featured Schumann Symphony No 1 and Shostakovich Polka from The Golden Age, plus Goldmark In Springtime and Bach Callier pieces. The 68-member ensemble ended with Strauss Perpetual Motion as encore.
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Ohio University Symphony Orchestra
Memorial Auditorium
DeForest W. Ingerham
Dorothy Peoples
C. H. Peoples
Mill St
Athens
Edouard Lalo
Robert Schumann
Dmitri Shostakovich
Daniel L. Martino
Goldmark
Herzlich
Seena Here and There Miss Annabelle White Visits Athens
Miss Annabelle White daughter of Mr and Mrs G E White 161 Grosvenor St visited her parents from Tuesday to Friday flying from Hartford Conn to Cleveland. She accompanied her parents by car to Athens is a 1930s Ohio University arts graduate and psychiatric aide at Hartford Institute for Living. Return trip planned from Columbus. Also weekend visits by Miss Joan Galbreath Columbus to Miss Isabel Brown and Mrs Louis L Brown University Terrace and Miss Jane Finsterwald Dayton for the Delta Tau Delta winter formal. Mrs Jack Gleason and daughter Bessie Powhatan Point recent guests of Athens residents.
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Annabelle White
G. E. White
Grosvenor,St
Cleveland
Hartford
Conn
Athens
White
Ohio University’s
College of Arts
Institute For Living
Columbus
Joan Galbreath
Isabel Brown
Louis L Brown
University Terrace
Jane Finsterwald
Dayton
R. W. Finsterwald
Church St
Delta Tau Delta
Jack Gleason
Bessie
Powhatan Point
John Smathers
Route Three
Elks Charity Ball Draws Large Local Crowd
The annual Elks Charity Ball at the Elks Club Rooms drew a capacity crowd on Friday night December 6. Rex Koons Orchestra played from nine to midnight with buffet intermission refreshments. Carl Clifford Exalted Ruler led arrangements, assisted by Carlos Wilson Clarence Flowers and F A Lavelle.
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Elk’s
Order of Elks
Elks Club
Rex Koons
Carl Clifford
Elks Lodge
Carlos Wilson
Clarence Flowers
F. A. Lavelle
Deer Hunters Return from Pennsylvania Trip
C. Kuhns, Amesville, Harold Harmon, Columbus, and Mitch Snider, returned Friday from a week in Marieyville Pa. Kuhns and Harmon each killed a fine buck. They note Pennsylvania’s claim that only eleven of one hundred hunters succeed, counting themselves unusually lucky. A farewell party Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Lewis marked their Nelsonville property purchase with guests from Painesville and nearby.
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C. ©. Kuhns
Amesville
Harold Harmon
Columbus
Mitch Snider
Marieyville
Kuhns
Harmon
Pennsylvania
Fred Lewis
Nelsonville
Raymond Savage
Gerald Stotts
Painesville
John Smith
Deer and antelope hunting open for Sioux on agency lands
A reading of West River hunting news notes open seasons for deer and antelope for Sioux on Cheyenne River Indian agency lands with permits, licensing fees, and stated numbers. The piece also relays a mail carrier Ernest Campbell’s notes on hunting routes, livestock, and a possum incident in Amesville.
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Amesville
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Ernest Campbell
Ager
Campbell
Francis Lavelle
Cheyenne River Indian Agency
Mobridge
S. C
Missouri
Sutton Bros
Men Should Share Work In Home
Anthropologist Margaret Mead argues that over a quarter of US women feel troubled by isolation and unpaid chores at home. She says solutions require more labor saving inventions and greater husband participation, noting many men view home life as a passive retreat after work.
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United States
Margaret Mead
Miss Mead
A A U W Christmas Party Hosts Holi day Event in Athens
Athens A A U W branch held its annual Christmas meeting at Dean Irma E Voigt Park Place. New members push total to about 150 as Sigma Alpha Iota presented a program with carols, violin Ave Maria and Jesu Bambino. Mary Stalder led the social setup with a committee and candle light dining featuring Christmas desserts. Central Ave WSCS and Naomi Bible Class also plan meetings with Christmas programs at their respective church locations.
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Athens
AAAW
Irma E. Voigt
Park Place
Sigma Alpha Iota
Estelle Krupnick
Nadine Sparre
Joy Patterson
Mary Stalder
Irene Devlin
Don Barr
Seth Lewis
Konneker
Myrtle Conger
James Householder
Santa Claus
Shirkeys Visit Glouster to Check Sicker Bryson
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Shirkey of Jacksonville visited Glouster on Sunday to see Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bryson. Mrs. Bryson reports Mr. Bryson has been ill at his home for three weeks.
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Glouster
E. C. Shirkey
Jacksonville
W. W. Bryson
Dr E LeFever to Be Honored by Glouster Kiwanis Dinner
Glouster Kiwanis Club sponsors Friday dinner with Dr E LeFever as guest of honor. Dinner will be served at a location and time announced later due to limited Hotel Gordon seating. Dr LeFever, Kiwanian for 25 years and longtime physician and Ohio legislator, is honored for service to the community. His son Dr Harry E LeFever of Columbus will give the keynote address. Tickets available from William Curran or Ray White. attendees urged to obtain early.
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Dr. E. LeFever
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Ohio General Assembly
William Curran
Ray White
Gillott Home Damaged by Fire in Glouster
In Glouster on Saturday after 11 a.m. the home of John Gillott opposite Householder Furniture Store was badly damaged by a fire. Local and Jacksonville units fought the blaze, cutting holes in the siding to reach the attic. The roof held, but furniture was ruined by fire smoke and water. cause suspected from defective wiring or an overheated furnace.
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Glouster
Jacksonville
John Gillott
Householder Furniture Store
Impromptu Program at Rogers Memorial Class
The Rogers Memorial Class of the Methodist Church met in the church social rooms Thursday evening. The planned program failed due to the leader being out of town, but a song service occurred and an impromptu program was presented. Pancakes, syrup, and sausage were served. A special program is planned for the first Thursday in January.
Visitors Entertained at Wallace Home in Wellston and Columbus
Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Wallace included Judge Fred Everett and Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Everett from Wellston, with Miss Robin Leach and Miss Patricia Spriggs, plus Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Kinney’s daughter Phyllis and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Dennie Jr. and daughter Janet from Columbus.
Bryson Boy Plays In Bliss-Rio Grande Basketball Game
Mr and Mrs E K Bryson and Mr and Mrs Earl McGee drove to Jackson on Saturday to see Bliss Business College Columbus play Rio Grande College Their son Robert K Bryson played for Bliss Rio Grande defeated Bliss 59 to 39.
Brysons Host Visitors From Columbus
Mrs Mae Putnam Mrs Ida King and GLOUSTER C A King of Columbus visited Sunday afternoon at the homes of Mr and Mrs M M Bryson and Mr and Mrs E K Bryson. They planned to return to Columbus after spending the day in Athens.
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Glouster
C. A. King
Mae Putnam
Ida A. King
Columbus
M. M. Bryson
E. K. Bryson
Athens
Nudge Your Lazy Bile Tonight
Advertisement claims Dr Edwards Olive Tablets stimulate bile flow and aid digestion for constipation and sluggish bile. It promotes use by Dr F M Edwards and lists 15¢ and 30¢ prices with instruction to follow label directions in drugstores.
Temperature Reaches Near Summer Levels in Glouster
Glouster records near summer heat with a noon high around 65 degrees and 9 p.m. readings near 55 degrees. Residents sheltered indoors as the day turned cooler after afternoon warmth.
Mrs Ed Ley Is Hostess For Rothwell Club Meeting
Mrs Ed Ley hosted the Rothwell Club at 30 New Street in Glouster on Thursday afternoon. Treasurer's report was presented and discussed. Mrs O A McDonald spoke on Origin of Names and Places in Ohio. Next gathering set for December 19 at Mrs C E Turner's home on Main Street.
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E. M. Blower
M. M. Bryson
J. H. Henshaw
O. A. McDonald
C. K. Rockhold
Alta Sweeney
Car! Wilson
Tuner
A. Noon
Ley
Crafts announce birth of daughter Susan in Columbus
Mr. and Mrs. Al Craft announce the birth of a daughter at Mt. Carmel Hospital Columbus on Sunday. The baby weighs seven pounds ten ounces and is named Susan. Grandparents are Mrs. W. A. Craft and Mrs. L. W. Ley. Great grandmother is Mrs. T. B. Skinner. Mr. Craft, employed by the McBee Co. in Detroit, will remain in Columbus until Tuesday before returning to Detroit.
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Glouster
al Craft
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Susan
W. A. Craft
L. W. Ley
T. B. Skinner
Craft
McBee Co
Detroit
Couple Return Home From Coal Strike End
Mr and Mrs William Coach of Glouster left for Chicago when a coal strike began but learned in Indiana that it was called off and returned home Saturday. Mr Coach works at the strip mine.
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Glouster
William Coach
Elizabeth Gordon
Main St
Chicago
Indiana
Coach
Hollister PTA to Meet
The Hollister PTA will meet this evening at 7 30 p m in the Hollister High School building.
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Hollister Pta
Glouster
Rome FHA Officers Elected for 1947
The Rome FHA Club chose its 1947 officers Mary Lou Miller as president Patty James as vice president Ruth Ann Miller as secretary Junie Frost as treasurer Atheleen Jarvis as historian and Marion Stone as parliamentarian The top three offices have each served two years in succession.
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Rome
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