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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1963
Page
7
Ammonia odor from diapers can be reduced by submerging them in a vinegar and water solution in a diaper pail. Vinegar neutralizes ammonia and inhibits bacteria, with products available at grocery stores. Other tips include using a percolator pot as a toy, magic soap for woodwork, and avoiding wool pressing while keeping fabrics properly aired.
The Ohio University Chamber Orchestra will premiere Ernst Von Dohnanyi Concertino Opus 45 for harp and chamber ensemble tomorrow at 8 pm in Ewing Auditorium under Dr. Karl Ahrendt. harp soloist is Lucille Jennings. Dohnanyi was a visiting professor at OU from 1948 to 1959 and died in 1960 in New York City at 82.
Hedda Gabler opens tonight in the Speech Building auditorium as the final production of the University Theatre for the first semester session. Curtain time is 8 p.m. Tickets run 2 to 4 p.m. daily at the Speech Building ticket window or by calling LY 3-1373.
Sewing pattern listing Misses sizes 10 to 20 for a sheath dress and three jackets in checks, dots, and solids with optional cap sleeve applique. Includes yardages and mail order details from Anne Adams Messenger Pattern Dept New York, price 50 cents, add 10 cents for first class mail.
Ohio Federation of BPW Clubs hosts an all elected women luncheon at the Deshler Hilton Columbus. Athens Club attendees include Helena Palmer Eleanor Minister Bernadine Farrell Erma Anderson. Perle Mesta, former ambassador will speak, with Rhodes Westlake and local officials to be honored guests.
A group of paintings by Mrs. Christine Ahrendt, Athens musician and artist, is on display at Huntington Galleries in Huntington, West Virginia as part of the Juror's Show. The exhibit features winners of the Juror's Award in the Exhibitions 180 Show from last May. Ahrendt's Sine Nomine was later shown at the Provincetown Art Association Summer Show in Provincetown, Massachusetts.
George Katz of the Ohio University School of Music faculty was the featured soloist at the Ohio Music Educators Association state convention in Mershon Auditorium on the Ohio State University campus. He performed Sonetto 104 del Petrarca Reflets dans l eau and Variations on a Theme of Pananini.
Eighteen student members of the local Music Educators Association with sponsor Dr Katherine Crews attend the state student convention. Thomas Kowalik presided as president of the State Student organization at Ohio University and Dr Gilbert A Stephenson chaired the general session. The Plains PTA meets at 7 30 p m with Dr Margaret Selsinger speaking on Nigeria.
Community events listed for Tuesday and Wednesday include meetings of the Gesell Guild of CCL with guest Mrs. Ted Frey, Lodi Grange, Robson Study Circle, and the FHA County Board spring rally planning. An engagement announcement for Marilyn Ann Mitchell and Clyde Larry Sidders notes Marilyn’s 1963 Albany High School graduation and Sidders employment with Meigs County Highway Garage.
Alton Hanning was elected president of the Athens Western Riding Club at the Ohio Fuel Gas Company center on E State St. The group reviewed 1962 activities and approved programs for the coming year. Other officers were Marvin Snow, vice president. Linda Main, secretary. B A Riley and Glenna Grim, publicity. Ray Elliot and Stanley Meeks, programs. Membership is open to all Western riding enthusiasts. For more information call Linda Main at LY 31749.
Mrs. Don Young presided over a Nazarene Foreign Missionary Society meeting at the First Church of the Nazarene. Prayers were offered by Mrs. Helen Morgan, Mrs. Hiram Thompson, and Rev. Jay Keiser. Jim Shaw spoke on Bible reading and membership and Cecil Cox reviewed a chapter from the India study book.
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