Ohio University Symphony to Perform Spring Concert Sunday
The Ohio University Symphony Orchestra directed by Dr. Karl Ahrendt presents its annual spring concert Sunday at Memorial Auditorium at 8 p.m. featuring Tschaikowsky Piano Concerto No. 1 with Lily Keleti as soloist and a program including Bach, Frescobaldi, Verdi, Hanson, Kodaly, and more. Also notes a Girl Scout Leaders’ Training session Monday at 7 38 p.m. with outdoor-skill rope and knife prompts.
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Ohio University Symphony Orchestra
Karl Ahrendt
Memorial Auditorium
Tschaikowsky
Lily Keleti
School of Music
United States
Hungary
Italy
Austria
France
Algeria
Germany
Athens
OU Symphony Orchestra
Rachmaninoff
Johann Christian Bach
Frescobaldi
Hans Kindler
Verdi
Howard Hanson
Mary Janos
Zoltan Kodaly
Symphony Orchestra
Ann Conkling
Pat Peterson
Christine Ahrendt
Mary Kay Weise
Theodore Gibbs
Joan Blicker
Carolyn Storts
Joan Buckman
Ruth Saunders
Martha Nessley
Terry Isendbarger
Dennis Halliwell
Paul Weise
Ettore Chiudioni
Charles Wood
Dorothy Ruland
Norman Mathews
Primo Casali
Michael Lamade
Dennis Ransbottom
Ann Marie King
Frank Tavares
Rufus Putnam School Parents Discuss Lunchroom and Instruments
The February meeting of the Rufus Putnam School Parents Committee covered lunchroom crowding and a shortage of musical instruments. Principal Milton E. Ploghoft noted the lunchroom is too small as 80 percent of afternoon students stay for lunch, with some eating outside when weather allows. The group proposed instrument rental and other ideas to obtain more instruments, with plans to revisit next month.
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Rufus Putnam School
Milton E. Ploghoft
Arthur T. Turnbull
Taylor Culbert
Marvin White
Guests at Lancaster Street Home Hosts
Last weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman E Jones 116 North Lancaster Street were Mr. and Mrs Ray Pfriem and Judy Fleck of Willoughby Ohio.
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Herman E. Jones
N. Lancaster St
Ray Pfriem
Judy Fleck
Willoughby
Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Elect Officers After Mexico Talk
Miss Debbie Stone spoke on her experiences in Mexico at a Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club meeting held at Mrs. Gordon Gray's home. New officers were elected: President Mrs. John Cady, Vice-president Mrs. Dick Phillips, Secretary Mrs. Bert Barnes, Treasurer Mrs. P. Q. Nichols. Easter bazaar plans for Mar 29 were outlined with committees named. Dessert concluded the social hour.
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Mexico
Debbie Stone
Pi Beta Phi
Gordon Gray
Franklin Ave
Dick Phillips
Bert Barnes
P. QO. Nichols
William Roberts
Fred Wheaton
Carl Clifford
G. A. Gardner
Mary Connett
Jack Sweeney
Sweeney
John Cady
Bertha Petty
Theodore Reed
J. E. Thackery
George Crasch
Joe Trepp
Ted Neutzling
Harry Biggs
Literary Club Reviews Rockefeller Biography by Nevins
The Social Literary Club heard a review of John D. Rockefeller Industrialist and Philanthropist by Allan Nevins. Mrs. Francis Fuller described Rockefeller's birth in 1839, early life in Cleveland, Standard Oil rise, and his philanthropic funding of education and medical research institutes and awards.
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Literary Club
Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Allan Nevins
Social Literary Club
Nevins
Francis Fuller
Strathmore
Mrs. Fuller
Fuller
Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research
Rockefeller Foundation
The
Education Board
Laura Spellman Memorial
Calendar of Events for Athens Organizations Tonight
A schedule of meetings and programs across Athens includes the Order of Rainbow for Girls at 7 p m in the Masonic Temple and the Athens BPW Club at 7 30 p m in club rooms. Dr William H Cooper speaks on Our Foreign Policy. several church and civic groups meet at 7 30 p m 9 30 a m and other times at various locations.
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Athens
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
BPW Club
William H. Cooper
Birth Announced for Rebecca Sue Pidcock
Mr. and Mrs. William Pidcock of Athens announce the birth of a daughter, Rebecca Sue, born February 7 at Sheltering Arms Hospital. The couple also have a 19 month old son, Billy. Grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Ward of Athens and Mr. and Mrs. Hurley Pidcock of New Marshfield Route 1.
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William Pidcock
Athens
Rebecca Sue
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Pidcock
Billy
S. R. Ward
Hurley Pidcock
New Marshfield
Rt. 1
Honor Scout Leaders With Recent Party
The Scouts of the Sturdy Oak Leaves Patrol Troop 41 hosted a noon luncheon at East Side School to honor six mothers for assisting toward second class badges. Under Mrs. Catlin's guidance the girls made monogrammed copper earrings and cuff links, then performed a dance and song and served punch and cookies.
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Oak Leaves
East Side School
Virgil Catlin
Harry Lackey
Robert McAfee
George McGarvey
Vere Smith
Joseph Stewart
Catlin
Opera Season To Open April 21 In Cleveland
The Metropolitan Opera season in Cleveland runs April 21 to 27 featuring three new productions and a mix of English and foreign language works. Casts include Lucille Amara Ros alind Elias George London in Eugene Onegin and Antonietta Stella debuting in Madame Butterfly with Clifford Harvuot as Sharpless.
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Metropolitan Opera
Cleveland
The
Met
Samon Et Delila
Saint-Saiens
Rise Stevens
Mario del Monaca
Aida
Stella
Thebon
Bergozi
Nage
Colorful Ballet
Barber
Sunrise Quartet Sings at The First Church Event
The Sunrise Quartet of Portsmouth sang at the combined morning worship service at The First Church of the Nazarene and were honored guests at a dinner in the parsonage recreation room on Graham Dr. The group also performed several numbers at vesper services.
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Sunrise
Portsmouth
First Church of the Nazarene
Graham Dr
Terrarium Demonstration Delights Athens Garden Club
Members of the Athens Garden and Nature Club met Monday at Mrs. James Josten’s First Street home for terrarium construction demonstrations. Mrs. Raymond Lee showed a terrarium with wood plants and a miniature arrangement in a furniture coaster, plus cactus and dish gardens. Members presented shell arrangements and exchanged canned goods, baked items, and house plants at an auction.
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Athens Garden and Nature Club
James Josten
First St
Raymond Lee
A. L. Jandes
John Hussman
the Plains
Kenneth Barrows
Chief Psychiatrist Discusses Child Mental Health Needs
Mrs. Catherine Seamans chief psychiatrist at Athens State Hospital spoke to the Junior Circle of CCL on the mental health needs of children highlighting parental love and security as essentials. She spoke at the home of Mrs. D M Downard 196 E State St with a post talk discussion and literature on mental health.
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Catherine Seamans
Athens State Hospital
CCL
D. M. Downard
E. State St
Goodloe Dadisman
Lessons in Bridge SOUTH Hand Shows Safe Play After Overbid
In a duplicate bridge deal, South overbids to two no trump after East overcalls. South defends with careful timing, wins the spade continuation, then chooses diamonds and clubs. Despite East signaling, South ends with nine tricks and the diamond club path shows the risk of an early spade finesse.
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East
North
South
West
New Spring Costume Suits Emphasize Back Interest in Silhouette
Fresh spring look centers on back interest with jackets blending into skirts for a lithe line. Fabrics include Italian silks and wools with blends of silk and tweed in colors like burning lilac and molten gold. Descriptions showcase Arthur Jablow collection suits in glow red wool crepe and gray tissue-weight wool crepe with striking back detailing.
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New York
NEA
Arthur Jablow
Needlework patterns for teens and college crowds
The notice advertises printed sewing patterns with names and numbers, including Pattern 764 and Pattern 4632. It details sizes and fabric yardage, pricing thirty-five cents per pattern plus extra for mail, and provides address instructions for ordering from The Athens Messenger and Anne Adams at The Athens Messenger pattern department in New York.
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Athens Messenger
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
Spend Vacation In Conneaut
Mr and Mrs William Herb of Canaanville Road visited their son and daughter in Conneaut last week and were snowbound for three days due to impassable drifts. They also visited their daughter Carol in Cleveland and traveled to see friends and relatives in the area.
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William Herb
Canaanville Road
Robert Herb
Conneaut
Herbs
Carol
Cleveland
Herb
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