Mozart Boys Choir To Sing At Memorial Auditorium
The Mozart Boys Choir ages 10 to 13 from a historic line will perform at Memorial Auditorium in Athens tonight at 8. The second Community Concert Association program features religious and secular works plus Tales From the Vienna Woods an operetta by Dr Gruger and folk songs from European nations. The doors close after the first part of the program.
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Mozart Boy
Maxmillian I
Community Concert Association
Memorial Auditorium
Athens
Dr. Gruger
The
Vienna Woods
Johann Strauss
Mrs. Albert Smith Hosts Gasco Sewing Club
The Gasco Sewing Club met at Mrs. Albert Smith’s Richland Avenue home with 27 members and 3 guests including Mrs. Roy Pierce Miss Patty Henry and Miss Mabel Lee. Miss Mabel Lee won the mystery package and several members earned contest prizes. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Chester Carr’s Lancaster Street home.
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Gasco Sewing Club
Albert Smith
Richland Avenue
R. E. Wagner
George Patterson
E. R. Horn
Roy Pierce
Patty Henry
Mabel Lee
Richard Bucher
John McElroy
Harry Fisher
Roy Lee
Howard Fisher
Chester Carr
Lancaster St
Daughters of Union Veterans Plan Progressive Benefit
Mrs. Mae Harmon presided over the regular meeting of Mrs. John Ellis Wool Tent No. 100 at the IOOF Hall. Plans were made for a Progressive Benefit and Bridge Party at the next meeting on Wednesday February 1 at 7 30 pm with refreshments. Priscilla Needle Club meets Thursday at 1 pm at 99 Morris Ave for a luncheon.
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Mae Harmon
John Ellis Wool
Daughters of Union Veterans
I. O. O. F. Hall
Priscilla Needle Club
Frederick Pearson
Morris Ave
Stanso Trade Mark Laxative Tablets Ad Goes Forward
An orange colored Stanso Trade Mark Laxative Tablets ad promises quick relief from constipation and sluggish liver. The copy touts it as a pleasant substitute for calomel and advises taking one tablet tonight for morning relief, urging readers to ask their druggist.
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Stanso
Community calendars list club meetings and talks
Mrs. Stanley Nida hosts the Faithful Few Sewing Club Thursday at 7 30 pm. Lydia Lash Evans Club meets at 254 E State St with Mrs. W W Connett and Mrs E D Shrout speaking. Eagles Ladies Auxiliary sponsors a Thursday 7 30 pm benefit at Eagles Hall. Several church and civic groups schedule Friday talks and programs including Mrs L G Bean on India at First Methodist and a dramatization of The Sale of the World's Children.
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Stanley Nida
Mound St
Faithful Few Sewing Club
Lydia Lash Evans Club
W. W. Connett
E. State St
E. D. Shrout
Kings Daughters
First Methodist Church
L. G. Bean
India
Marriage Meddlers Scene Reveals Tense Hotel Rehearsal
Noel Veritzen frets at Mary dancing in a revealing costume as Madge urges a secret hotel reunion against his father Philip Verii nen’s orders. Mary resists, then performs a bold dance while Noel watches from the doorway, seeking forgiveness as the scene ends with a kiss.
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Noel Veritzen
Mary
Madge
Beig
Noel
Philip Veriinen
Sag Harbor
Recital by Elizabeth McClure and Mary Frances Groves Set
Miss Elizabeth McClure of Athens and Miss Mary Frances Groves of Nelsonville, both graduate students in the College of Fine Arts School of Music, will present a joint recital Sunday afternoon in Music Hall Auditorium. The program includes piano, organ and voice numbers with violin obligato by David Flannagan and accompaniment by Newman W. Powell. The event begins at 4:00 p.m.
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Elizabeth McClure
Athens
Mary Frances Groves
Nelsonville
College of Fine Arts School of Music
Music Hall
Miss Groves
Helen Hedden Roach
Miss McClure
Allen R. Kresge
Vera Board
Kresge
Miss Board
David Flannagan
Deforest Ingerham
Newman W. Powell
William Longstreet
Piano Pupils of Miss Witham To Give Recital
Miss Irene Witham of Ohio University School of Music presents her piano pupils in a recital at Music Hall Auditorium on Friday January 20 at 7 30 pm. Students include Ruth Alice Wright Mary Carolyn Hopkins Jane Glad ding Dee Henry Julian McQuiston and others. The Central School Brownie Pack visited the Ohio University Library for a story hour and launched a circulating library funded by candy sales. Pack Leaders are Mrs Harold S Davis and Miss Mary Shelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Witham
School of Music
Ohio University
Music Hall
Ruth Alice Wright
Mary Carolyn Hopkins
Jane Gladding
Dee Henry
Julian McQuiston
Jane Lou Frame
Hattie la Grones
Dorothy Wiland
William Dunlea
Ray Johnson
Genevieve Porterfield
Richard Hartt
Arminta Morrison
Eunice Cocker
Elma Hall
Adelaide Stright
Janet Stratemeyer
Gene Hutchison
Leona Algeo
Ohio University Library
Harold S. Davis
Mary Shelton
Personal notes and visits span several states
Mr Carl H Beasley returns from Cleveland after attending Clover Farm Stores board meeting. Mrs John Sigley and baby Sally travel to Chillicothe to visit the Elswick family two weeks. Donna Harris recovers at 256 West State Street after an appendicitis operation at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Leap Year brings higher costs with 200000 dollars in extra RAF salaries.
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Carl H. Beasley
Cleveland
Clover Farm Stores
John Siigley
Sally
State St
Chillicothe
E. E. Elswick
Donna Harris
Sheltering Arms Hospital
William Strickland
Sale of World's Children at Missionary Guest Night
The World’s Children dramatization will be presented Friday January 20 at 7 30 p m as the annual guest night of the Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church. Members are urged to bring a guest and men are invited.
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Carl Nessley
E. State St
G. H. Crow
J. B. Grogan
Women's Home Missionary Society
The
First Methodist Church
Sionary Society
L. C. Staats
W. G. Seaman
Kathleen Orr
Erger
Jack Triipp
Ross Wright
A. R. Custer
Frank Harvey
A. L. Vandeveer
Edward Cole
Step Lively for Youthful Walk
Alicia Hart outlines a fourteenth series piece advising women over 30 to improve posture and walking. The guidance covers standing with a pulled in stomach and straight back, wall presses to align the spine, and practicing a natural hip driven stride. It warns against rigid knee insistence and recommends flat shoes for longer walks.
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Mozart Choir
Mrs. Albert Smith
Daughters of Union Veterans Plan
Progressive Benefit
Eagles
Eagles Hall
Athens Grange
Athens Grange Hall
Albany
NALC
A. E. McConkey
Spring St
M and H Circle
Susie Wilson
Franklin Ave
Matie Pritchard
Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs
Ernest Baughman
Baughman
Missionary Society of the
Richland Ave. M. P
Willa Tippie
Ray Houf
Rauch's Bakery
Stephen
Laddie) Sanford
Swim
Margery Peck
Sea Spray
Palm Beach
W. B. Drake
Groves
Miss Witham
Royal Air Force
Dickersons
Jean Adairs
Paris
East Side Needle Club
E. N. Cullums
S. Court St
Alicia Hart
E. F. Sells
N. Court St
New
Cornells