Szaroleta Conkling Recital Set for Sunday in Ewing
Szaroleta and Conkling present a piano and cello recital in Ewing Auditorium featuring Bach, Brahms and Prokofiev. Szaroleta teaches at Ohio University and studied at Oberlin, CIM, Juilliard. Conkling, Northwestern graduate, chairs in faculty and has Chicago Symphony links. Public admission free.
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Bach
Brahms
Prokofiev
Miss Szaroleta
School of Music
Oberlin Conservatory
Cleveland Institute of Music
Juilliard
Frank Shaw
Beryl Rubinstein
Gordon Stanley
Edward Steuermann
Ohio University
Concordia College
Moorhead
Midwest
Maurice Wilk
New York City
Ohio University Symphony Orchestra
Else Fink
Mr. Conkling
Northwestern University
Dudley Powers
Chicago Symphony
Lawrence Conservatory
Wisconsin
Northwestern String Quartet
Conkling
Eugene Jennings
Alabama College
Ewing Auditorium
Guests in Athens From DeLaval and Deans
Mrs. R. G. deLaval and sons Jeff and Jerry stay in Athens several weeks with Mrs. R. S. Jones at 41 Grosvenor St while the husband serves in Puerto Rico. Mr. and Mrs. Russel J. N. Dean of Washington DC left after two weeks in Athens due to Mrs. Dean's ill mother Mrs. Sarah Cunningham convalescing at Sheltering Arms Hospital. they visited Mrs. Blanche Dean on W. State St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. deLaval and
Jeff and
Jerry
R. S. Jones
Jones
Grosvenor St
deLaval’and Sons
Athens
Puerto Rico
Russel J. N. Dean
Washington, D. C
Women desire basements despite modern house design
Ruth Millett cites a magazine survey showing most homeowners want basements to store decorations, family activity gear, and keepsakes. She argues basements solve clutter and unfinished tasks, noting architects removed basements without offering a replacement.
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Ruth Millett
Canaan Grange Holds Tuesday Meeting
Canaan Grange met Tuesday evening with 37 members present. A vocal solo by Darlene Wade and piano by Patty Coffman were featured. Readings were given by Ina Faye Haar Joan Ford Alene Golden and Frances Wade. A quiz closed the program and refreshments were served.
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Canaan Grange
Darlene Wade
Ina Faye Haar
Joan Ford
Alene Golden
Frances Wade
Patty Coffman
Baby Socialization and Teething Tips for Pediatric Visits
The passage advises exposing babies to other children early to foster social interest and notes they may mouth objects to learn. It suggests bringing distracting toys for teething and boredom in waiting rooms, and prompts consulting a doctor for the earliest vaccination date. Fever, if it occurs, typically appears about a week after vaccination.
Cuddly kitten needlework pattern and 1955 album offer
A kitten themed needlework pattern No 5545 includes pieces, materials, sewing and finishing directions. Send 25c plus your name and address to Anne Cabot at The Athens Messenger for pattern details. Also available is the 1955 Needlework Album, 56 pages of designs and 3 gift patterns, only 25c.
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Anne Cabot
Athens Messenger
Ave
Americas
New York
N.Y
Morrisons of Athens County A Northern Coolville Family
Pioneering James Morrison and family are pictured at their Route 50 home on the eastern edge of Coolville Athens County. The 1841 house built by Dr. John Pratt housed a long prominent family linked to Coolville flouring mills and Ohio West Virginia lumber. James Morrison died 1903 aged 81.
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James Morrison
Coolville
Athens County
Ohio
Troy Township
Mary Leflin
John Pratt
Otto Barth
Athens
Owen Hoobler
Morrisons
Leffiin
Wood County
Virginia
John Morrison
Cocilville
Montgomery
Joseph
J. T. Ullom
Philadelphia
Ullom
Hocking
Ulloms
California
Panama
Great Plains
Kanawha River
Point Pleasant
Uliom
John Morrisons
Leon
Hockingport
Torch
Missionary Band Meeting in Athens Discusses IndoChina
The Missionary Band of the South Canaan past Church met Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Herbert Hoskinson in Athens with 12 members and one guest. President Vera Elliott led the business session. Hoskinson discussed IndoChina and prayer support needs. Next gathering set for March 4 in the church basement hosted by Rev and Mrs Globig. Douglass Elliott to lead March study.
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Missionary Band of the
South Canaan
Herbert Hoskinson
Athens
Vera Elliott
Hoskinson
IndoChina
Globig
Douglass Elliott
Community Calendar Highlights Socials and Meetings
Local groups list events across town including 66-Club tea at Tea House with Dr and Mrs E, Hobson Study Circle Colonial dinner with Mrs Frank Nuzum, Social Lit Club at Cott Tea House, Amesville PTA basketball tournament, American Legion auxiliary gathering at Sayre Study Club, Rebekah Lodge silent auction and West Side PTA meeting with Mrs L Staats.
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Hobson Study Circle
Mra
Frank Nuzum
Elliott St
Cott Tea House
F. Kershner
Victora
Amesville Pta
Sayre
D B. Green
Arden Place
L. G. Bean
Delilah Rebekah Lodge
West Side Pta
L C. Staats
Mechanicsburg
Mothersingers
Grand slam attempt in bridge hand sparks heroics
Expert Jim Holton explains a bridge hand where West leads king diamonds and a grand slam hinges on a heart finesse or a double squeeze. Holton claims hero status for choosing a finesse, while admitting luckPlayed from the ace of diamonds, he then executes seven clubs and four hearts, with defense and suit distribution shaping the decisive line.
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Jim Holton
Jim
File Germer
West
Hearta
Jims
Qumrty
Holton
Eck
Durmmy
Raest
Melton
le Rew
Jim Helton
Bara Phi Sunday School Potluck at Albany Baptist
The Bara Phi Sunday School Class met Saturdays at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Fridenmaker for a potluck supper. Fourteen adults and six children attended. Mrs. Fern Hooper gave devotions and Rev Roland Globig led recreation. Lydia Lash Evans Club to meet Thursday at 2 pm at the Cottage Tea House with Mrs. Jump as hostess. regrets to be called by Tuesday evening.
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Bara Phi
Albany Baptist Church
Homer Fridenmaker
Fern Hooper
Roland Globig
Lydia Lash Evans
Cottage
Million Hats a Year From New York Millinery Dynasty
Reggi Lish, head of a New York hat empire, outlines a yearly wardrobe of six hats ranging from $1.98 to $90. The dynasty, run by Lish and family in a multi-floor wholesale district building, markets hats for Easter, summer, fall, holiday, and January styles.
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Dorothy Rof
Reggi Lish
Reggi
Samuel Lish
Lish
New York
Isaac Lish
Switch Board
Theodore H
Finkle
Peter
Rickie
Europe
Weill
Current Events Club Meets at Members Home
The Current Events Club met Thursday evening at Mrs. Jon B. Maffett's home. Mrs. Williams presented a Denmark paper while Mrs. Church sang a Danish song. The next meeting February 24 will be a potluck at Mrs. Radford's home with Mrs. Green giving the program and Mrs. Maffett leading devotions.
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Jon B. Maffett
Lewis Ondin
W. H.ford
W. W. Williams
Denmark
E. L. Church
W. H. Radford
D B. Green
Maffett
How To Buy Kids Shoes For Proper Fit
Federal health officials warn many children wear tight shoes risking lifelong foot issues. Mothers should measure both feet with the child standing, ensure at least a half inch toe room, avoid plastic coated or overly stiff shoes, and limit high heel use for teens.
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Alicia Hart
Washington
NEA
Children’s Bureau
U. S
Clara Arrington
Miss Arrington
Your Children's Feet and Footwear booklet sold by government
The Children's Bureau published a detailed booklet titled Your Children's Feet and Footwear. It can be purchased for 10 cents from the Superintendent of Documents at the Government Printing Office in Washington, D.C.
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The
Children’s Bureau
Superintendent of Documents
Government Printing Office
Washington, D, D. C
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