Social notes from Athens and surrounding areas
Mr and Mrs Charles B Tribe and daughter Rebecca of Mis soula Mont return home after holidays in Athens visiting relatives including Mrs D M Clutter and Mr and Mrs H Z Fillmer. Representatives of the Ohio Fuel Gas Co Athens District attend Chicago Furniture Market to view gas appliance developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Tribe
Rebecca
Missoula
Montana
Athens
Charles Tribe
Pomeroy Rd
D. M. Clutter
State University At
H. T. Fillmer
Susan
Albion
Mich
H. Z. Fillmer
Martin's Ferry
Harry Thompson
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Chicago
Bernard H. Kellogg
Franklin Ave
L. L. Lovett
S. May Ave
Albert J. Waite
Western Ave
Chillicothe
Isaac Stern Concert Among Best Ever in Athens
Renowned violinist Isaac Stern drew a large crowd to Memorial Auditorium, with critics universally praising his mastery. Pianist Alexander Zakin accompanied with authority, delivering a program including Brahms, Bruch, Prokofieff, and a notable Szymanowski piece. An informal University reception highlighted Stern’s warmth and American pride, while local groups credited the Community Concerts Committee for securing the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zakin
Stern
Mozart
Kreisler
Szymanowski
Wieniawski
Paganini
Mr. Stern
Isaac Stern
University
Soviet Union
Ed Murrow
Community Concerts Committee
Adequate Breakfast Helps Working Mothers and Workers
The piece discusses breakfast's role in preventing fainting among women operating sewing machines and aiding weight loss. It cites a Red Cross nutritionist educational project, lists 400 calorie breakfast options, and notes tomorrow's dinner menu, with a Rainbow Girls meeting and a salad dressing tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
WSCS Hears District Leaders at Jan meeting
The WSCS of the First Methodist Church met at Mrs. Edward Algoe's home to hear Mrs. Harry Smith Portsmouth District WSCS president and Mrs. C. F. Tompkins vice president discuss United Nations. Mrs. Benz led devotions and members reported on children's work at Junior Church. A luncheon is planned January 18 at the Presbyterian Church. Circle 5 hosts a January 29 party at Mrs. George McKinniss. A Feb 4 joint night meeting with the Wesleyan Service Guild at the Christian Church is planned. Fifty members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Edward Algeo
Harry Smith
Portsmouth
C. F. Tompkins
United Nations
Harry Benz
Carl House
Jack Thornton
E. R. Horn
Presbyterian Church
Circle 5
George McKinniss
Christian Church
Wesleyan Service Guild
Vanderhoof Jolly Workers Club Meeting Update
The Jolly Workers Club gathered at Mrs. Oleta Weaver’s home with Joanna Weaver as co-hostess for a monthly meeting and party. A pot luck noon dinner followed. President Mrs. Anna Washburn led devotions and business. The Jan 16 meeting will be at Mrs. Marie Castle’s home with Clara Louise Bailey as co-hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderhoof Jolly Workers Club
Oleta Weaver
Joanna Weaver
Anna Washburn
Marie Castle
Clara Louise Bailey
Coho
Tess
Baby's First Ice Cream Sundae Sauce Tip
A note advises using pureed fruits bottled for babies as a sauce for sundaes. Uncap two jars to create a simple fruit topping that enhances ice cream with a baby friendly fruit base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby
Grass Harp at Ohio University Shines on Stage
Capote’s The Grass Harp staged by Ohio University Theater opens with strong student performance under Christopher Lane. Marlene Manker as Dolly Talbo, Kristina Arndt as Verena Talbot, Etta Bailey as the witty maid, and Don Christensen as Collin deliver standout work alongside Cosmo Catalano’s scenic design and Raul Reyes’s early 20th century costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlene Manker
Dolly Talbo
Dolly
Verena Talbot
Kristina Arndt
Truman Capote
Etta Bailey
Miss Bailey
University Theater
Collin
Don Christensen
Verena
Frank Mularo
Judge Cool
Cosmo Catalano
University
Raul Reyes
Anthony Trisolini
Dolly Dannes
Shirley Matteer
Ohio University
Athens area PTA and clubs schedule for Thursday
The Athens Junior High School PTA meets at 7 30 p m with a buzz session led by Dr Bernard Black after the business meeting. Multiple clubs and groups across Athens County hold events from 1 30 to 8 p m including the United Church Women, Pomona Grange fifth degree, So sew sewing Club, York Grange hosting, Women’s Association of Alexander Church, Women’s Gasco Club, Progressive Class, Albany Grange Hall events, and community cancer dressings.
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Athens Junior High School
PTA
Bernard Black
United Church
William C. Stehr
Second St
Athens County
Pomona Grange
Athens
York Grange
Albany
Albany Methodist Church
Amere Club
H. D. Palmer
N. College St
Senior Circle Hears Review at Downard Home
Members of the Senior Circle of the CCL met at Mrs. Downard’s home with Mrs. Davidson hosting and Mrs. Woodworth as guest speaker. Janette Woodworth reviewed Onions in the Stew by Betty McDonald, describing the Island life anecdotes as humorous and entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
CCL
D. M. Downard
William J. Davidson
Janette Woodworth
Frank Cone
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter Musgrave
Denver
Colo
Inlaw
Mrs
Elden Musgrave
Mary Grace Woodyard
University of Kentucky
W. E. Woodyard
Charles Spilman
Versailles
Patsy Lee Glass
Ohio State University
Lee D. Glass
Jimmie
Glass Acres
Sharpsburg
Patsy
Canfield Hall
Department of Home Economics
College of Agriculture
Arthur Spencer
Sharon and
Becky of
Columbus
James Cox
Elmer Spencer
Zeta Tau Alpha
Alpha Phi Chapter
Henrietta Spence
A. C. LaFollette
John Woolley
John Clark
David Keller
By Paul Fontaine
Robert Casadesus
Piatigorsky
Cenlist
Johnny
Memorial Auditorium
Ohio
Aid
Ladies Aid of
Weaver Eub Church
Edna McVay
Helen Ennis
Grace Dearth
Bessie Beckley
Maurice Rankin
John Rankin
Shade
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Baby Care
Sadie McDaniel
Race St
Women’s Association
Alexander Church
William Smith
Gasco Club
Paul Tidrick
Lorain Ave
Richland Ave. Methodist Church
Ruth Miller
Mary Gould
Carl Ross
Linda Cheadle
Albany Grange Hall
Senior Circle
OU Dames Club
Singer Sewing Center
E Paulans
East State Street
Athens, Ohio
Alt Els
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