Music Students To Present a Public Recital
Nine students from the School of Music at Ohio University perform a public recital on Tuesday at 4 pm in Music Hall Auditorium. The program features soprano solos by Helen Bowles Jones and Kathleen Conaway, violin solos by Rosemary Wise and Marian Morris, baritone Joe Dando, organ and piano selections, and works by Bach, Corelli Kreisser, Purcell, Arne, Pergolesi, Protheroe, Charminade, and Rachmaninoff.
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O! ‘Music of
Ohio University
Music Hall
Publc
Strat
L’anneau d’Argent
Charminade
Protheroe
Helen Bowles Jones
Helen Foot
Susan Porterfield
Rachmaninoff
Helen Louise Cline
Purcell
Joseph McLinn
Mission Circle and Rotary News in Athens Area Society
Local society notes include the Girls Mission Circle meeting at Miss Alma Robinsons home with a potluck and a discussion on New Americanism and American allegiance. King's Daughters Sunday School class reports and contests are noted, with Mrs. Pickering leading. Rotary speakers and members attend a Middleport meeting as Athens Rotarians respond to Martha Burroughs paralytic stroke and family illness.
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Mssion Cirle
Mission Circle of the Christian Church
Alma Robinso
May Avenue
Ris Gesecke
Pauline Fierce
Shelma Bingman
Jucille Duffee
Myrta Ashworth
King's Daughters Suniday
Garriet Hatch
Edna Black
Wesleyan Service Guild
J. L. Pickering
Sylvia Totman
Gladys Brooks
Edward C. Schloss
Rotary
Middleport
Athens Rotarians
J. Halliday Cline
Homer C. Clark
J. L. Ginley
Maynard
Delaware
George Burroughs
M. C. Clark
Columbus
Martha Burroughs
Patrick Ginley
East State Street
Death Takes Owner of Big Texas Ranch
Amarillo Texas January 18 The Texas Panhandle loses one of its most colorful figures as Frank Bivins longtime owner of a vast ranch dies in Wichita Falls hospital at 66 after an indigestion attack. Bivins built a fortune estimated at 20 million and held 500000 shares of oil lands and ranches. The veteran cowpuncher was serving a second term as mayor of Amarillo when stricken.
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Amaillo
Tex
Texas Panhandle
Bivins
Bivis
Wichita Falls
Biens
Skiman
Texas
Amarillo
Famine Devastation Confirmed After Northwest Shangsi Earthquake
Reports of widespread deaths and detraction in famine districts of Northwest Shangsi Province were confirmed today by American missionaries in the Sui Yuan district after a Sunday earthquake.
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Ieping
China
Shangsi
Civil War Veteran Anthony Woodruff Dies of Flu
News of the death of Anthony Woodruff 91 in Pomeroy reached Athens at noon. Influenza caused his death at 8 o clock after several weeks of illness. Woodruff, a Civil War veteran, was survived by a daughter Mrs. Mattie Bodkins of Albany. other family details unavailable. More facts expected from Pomeroy for Sunday edition.
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Anthony Woodruff
Pomeroy
Athens
Mr. Woodruff
Woodruff
Mattie Bodkins
Albany
Four Die In West Philadelphia Dairy Shack Fire
A shack used as a boys clubhouse burned early today in West Philadelphia destroying the Scott-Powell Dairy. Two boys were burned beyond identification and two others died later in hospital from their injuries.
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Philadelphia
U.P
Scott-Powell
Temperance Day Observed in Schools Statewide
Temperance Day was observed in all state schools as required by law. H R McVay Athens County superintendent noted a Department of Education program with teacher added features. The printed outline lists songs prayers scripture readings recitations and an address on the menace of drink.
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H. R. McVay
Athens County
State Department of Education
Ashes of Dr. Goldsberger to Be Placed in Potomac
Dr. Joseph Goldsberger of the U S Public Health Service, a renowned pellagra specialist, will have his ashes scattered in the Potomac River today. The cause of his fatal illness, contracted two months ago during work in Washington laboratories, likely will remain undisclosed per his widow's request for autopsy results to be kept secret.
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Washington
U.R
Potomac River
Joseph Goldsberger
U. S. Public Health Service
Goldberger
Health Service
Rising Sun Metaphor Marks Hopeful View of Nation
Dr. E. B. Bryan, president of Ohio University, told the Men's Brotherhood at the Presbyterian Church that the current generation is strong and wholesome. He likened progress in government, business, and education to a rising sun, expressing faith in a brighter, more Christian era and a glorious future for humanity.
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E. B. Bryan
Ohio University
Men‘s Brotherhood
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Bryan
Bryan
Eden
Gates of
Heaven
Annual Report of Athens Salvation Army 1928 Summary
Annual report details meals lodgings transport garments and shoes given, receipts from various sources, total receipts and total disbursements including salaries rent utilities and aid to families. Includes extensive counts of garments and footwear distributed, baskets of food, coal assistance, and families helped. Concludes with work and attendance figures and the president L. W. Roberts.
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Athens Salvation Army
R. Benton
Meeting Hall
Carsey
McMasters
Sendinee Teamepecianen Dad Taiteente
Benton
Salvation Army
Concert Program Features Mozart and Seitz Works
Soprano Mary Elizabeth Clark performs with pianist Eleanor Downa in a recital including Seitz concerto movement and Mozart aria Deh vieni non tardar from Le Nozze di Figaro.
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Jean Mees
Seitz
Mozart
Mary Elisabeth Clark
Eleanor Downa
Estelle Taylor Says She Remains in Love with Jack Dempsey
Hollywood star Estelle Taylor declares she is very much in love with her husband Jack Dempsey and rejects reports of separation as silly. She explains the rift began after an airplane trip from Tia Juana that he feared could harm her.
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Hollywood
Calif
Estelle Taylor
Jack Dempsey
Tia Juana
Miss Taylor
Jack
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Harper’s Magazine
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Security Bank Bldg
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Sec’y
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