Mozart Boys Choir of Vienna Delights Athens Audiences
The Mozart Boys Choir of Vienna performed at Memorial Auditorium before nearly three thousand fans. The young singers aged ten to thirteen sang in multiple languages and earned a long encore with their charm and precise five and eight part harmonies under conductor Dr. Georg Gruber. They arrived Dec. 31 in the U S tour, with eight months abroad before returning to Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart Boys Choir of
Vienna
Memorial Auditorium
Mozart Choir of
Athens Community Concert Association
Toscanini
Mozart
Salzburg
Austria
Georg Gruber
Rosemary
Vienna Woods
Johann Strauss
New York
Mozart Boys Choir
Columbus
Bellefontaine
Ashtabula
Australia
Maria
Styria
How Women in Their 40's Can Attract Men
Advice essay aimed at women in midlife discussing fear of losing appeal during change of life. Recommends fresh air sleep and a tonic, Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, as nature built support to increase vitality and ease nerves during menopause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkham
Calendar Friday Club Events and Society Meetings
A list of Friday evening gatherings includes the Current Events Club at 247 E State St hosted by Mrs. Nessley with speaker State Patrolman J B Grogan. the Annual Guest Meeting of the Women's Home Missionary Society at First Methodist Church. Ladies Auxiliary of the NALC at 1 Spring St with household hints. 6O M and H Circle at 31 Franklin Ave. an Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Benefit and Bridge Party at 600 W. B A officers club at Mrs Ernest Baughman's with call-ins. Missionary Society of Richland Ave M P Church at 7 30 p m with Villa Tippie leading devotion. Nabby Lee Ames Chapter DAR marks its 35th anniversary at 2 p m Saturday at 6 Church St with volunteers urged to bring material for approved schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Nessley
E. State St
G. H. Crow
J. B. Grogan
Women's Home Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church
NALC
A. E. McConkey
Spring St
Ernest Baughman
Baughman
Missionary Society of the
Richland Ave. M. P
Nabby Lee Ames
DAR
Carl Ferguson
Church St
Gard
Grosvenor
Kampf
Koon
McKee
Pride
Roach
Hellebrandt
Sayre
R. J. Studer
Grosvenor St
W. W. Lee
E. G. Campbell
Frederick Pearson
Crystal Shower Honors Bet y Barstow Bride
Mrs Don Barstow honored as guest at a crystal shower hosted by Miss Marian Danford in the Hotel Berry parlor. Eighteen attended with four bridge tables. Miss Jane Hardesty won high and Mrs Robert Main second. Also notes a Christmas card pile for Toy Shop organizer Mrs Zenner and birth announcement for Patricia LouDuckler born January 14 to Mr and Mrs Raymond Duckler. Grandparents listed from Athens and New Kensington PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Barstow
Betty Bolin
Marian Danford
Hotel
Berry
Jane Hardesty
Charleston
W. Va
Miss Hardesty
Robert Main
the Messenger
D. R. Zenner
Cadiz
Mary Cline
Long St
Akron
Warren McClure
Athens
Raymond Duckler
Albany Road
Patricia Lou
M. E. Duckler
Marshall Truax
Newkensington
Initiation Ceremony Shines for Kappa Phi Sorority
Fifteen initiates join Kappa Phi Methodist Church Sorority in a candle ceremony at the church. A buffet for seventy five followed with patronesses Mrs Ferguson and Mrs Potter presiding. Speakers include Miss Beatrice Kloepfer and Miss Laverna Kern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Phi
Methodist Church
Carl Ferguson
Franklin C. Potter
William G. Seaman
Hayden McCaskill
Russell Bayliff
Virginia Christmas
Beatrice Kloepfer
Laverna’ Kern
H. E. Benz
Miss Doris Dewey Wed to James Bacon in Athens
The marriage of Doris Dewey daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Dewey of Athens and James Bacon son of Mr and Mrs Fred Bacon of Huron was announced. The ceremony occurred Wednesday night at the First Christian Church parsonage with Rev Neil Crawford officiating. The bride attended Athens High School. Bacon is a salesman who has been based in Athens. the couple will live in Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Neil Crawford
Richard Bucher
Cora Clark
Go Oo
Doris Dewey
Elmer Dewey
W. State St
Athens
James Bacon
Fred Bacon
Huron
Athens High School
Bacon
New England Women Elect 1939 Officers
At the Athens Colony meeting, New England Women elect officers for two years. Mrs. John Cross is president, with C. E. Atkinson as vice president and other officers named. A report urged attendance at a national defense conference in Washington and noted proposed resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Athens
J. R. Harvey
State St
Parlin Semple, Jr
Woman's Patriotic Conference For
National Defense
Mayflower
Washington, D. C
America
National Defense Council
Department of Labor
Harry Bridges
Dies Committee
76Th Congress
Athens Colony
John Cross
C. E. Atkinson
Oral Carpenter
Carl H. Porter
Blanche Finsterwald
E. T. Hayes
E T. Hayes
H. A. Junod
Maud Rutherford
Mrs. Burger and Miss Brown Win Bridge Tournament
The Faculty Women's Club hosted a Contract Bridge Elimination with thirty players paired as listed. Alma Brown and Mrs. George N. Burger led the first session, each winning prizes, with further awards to top teams and grand slams at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Burger
Miss Brown
Faculty
Miss Allen
E. Smith
Miss Blayney
M. Olson
Miss Beard
Miss Weiher
Burger
Miss Chatter
Miss Justin
DeLand
Miss Southworth
Miss Devlin
James
Miss Dunham
Miss Way
Miss Field
Miss Osgood
Miss Flanagan
Miss LaTourrette
Miss Gilmore
Miss Whitney
Miss Gleason
Miss Hatcher
Hitchcock
Miss Voigt
Maccombs
Miss Wahilstrom
Miss Patterson
Miss Work
June Southworth
Alma Brown
George N. Burger
Irene Devlin
Esther Dunham
Sarah Hatcher
Columbus Athenian Club Hosts January Gathering
Members and friends of the Columbus Athenian Club were entertained at the home of president Mrs. Rosa Hill at 1695 Arlington Ave on January 15. Plans for the year were set. Two guests, Mrs. Bertha Bryan and Mrs. Norman Engh, were admitted to membership. The February meeting at Mrs. Harry Shar’s residence 531 Richards Rd will be a valentine party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus-Athenian Club
Rosa Hill
Arlington Ave
Bertha Bryan
Norman Engh
Harry Shar
Richards Rd
Mrs. Alva Hanning Hosts Wednesday Bridge Club
The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club met at Mrs. Alva Hanning’s Richland Avenue home with eight members present. Prizes were won by Mrs. William Mansfield for high score, Mrs. Walter Schenz, and new member Mrs. Charles Domke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Hanning
Richland Ave
William Mansfield
Walter Schenz
Charles Domke
Adolescents and Chums: Trust and Guidance in Friendships
An advice column on adolescent friendships urging parents to observe their children and assess the influence of a chum. It notes girls share confidences while boys seek quiet companionship and warns against coercive or harmful ties while supporting mutually beneficial bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy
Helen
John
Personalities and Moves in Local Social Notes
Mrs. George McCollins hosted Thursday guests Miss Flossie Gabriel Mrs. John Wagnitz Columbus and Mr. Lloyd Gabriel Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sands moved from Colonial Apartments to Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Nichols relocating from Athens will settle in Newark. Mr. and Mrs. William Elliott and daughter Patricia relocated to Zanesville. Elliott serves as meat manager for A. and P. Tea Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McCollins
Richland Ave
Flossie Gabriel
John Wagnitz
Columbus
Lloyd Gabriel
Ilinois
Earl Sands
Colonial Apartments
Logan
Leigh Nichols
Athens
Newark
William Elliott
Patricia
Zanesville
Mr. Elliott
A. and P. Tea Co
Reducing class draws 30 women to second meeting
Women gather in bloomers and casual wear for rhythm based exercises aimed at trimming waists and improving posture. The session features deep knee bends leg swings neck and bicycle drills with music and encouragement to keep improving each week. Meetings run Wednesday and Friday evenings with sign up through The Messenger Society Desk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
the Messenger
Logan’s
Mrs Frank Ley Honored With Surprise Birthday Dinner
Mrs Frank Ley of 22 Palmer Street was feted with a surprise birthday party and dinner planned by her daughters Mrs Kelly Grogan and Mrs Floyd Koehler of Middleport. A large cake and remembrances were given, with Mrs E F Maag Mrs Richard Grogan and Connie Lee Edward Koehler in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ley
Palmer St
Kelly Grogan
Floyd Koehler
Middleport
Ley
Grogan
Koehler
E. F. Maag
Richard Grogan
Connie Lee
Edward Koehler
Diana Crawford’s eighth birthday party held at 64 N Congress St
Mrs. Neil Crawford hosted a Thursday afternoon celebration for her daughter Diana at her home from 4:30 to 7. Twelve third grade Central School classmates plus teacher Miss Helen Moriarity attended a pink and green birthday dinner. Chi Omega Sorority pledges Joyce Ridenour a Jackson freshman at Ohio University.
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Diana
Neil Crawford
N. Congress St
Central School
Helen Moriarity
Chi Omega Sorority
Joyce Ridenour
Jackson
Ohio University
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Eastwood
Woodworths
Dickersons
Jean Adairs
Paris
Leonardo da Vinci
M and H Circle
Susie Wilson
Franklin Ave
Matie Pritchard
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Mrs
Crystal Shower
Sayre Club
Studer
Virgil E. Hill
Ruth Maxwell
Elva Jean
W. Union St
C. EB. Hill
A. S. Maxwell
Mingo Junction
Mrs. Cross
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Lenora Sprague Stack
V. C. Miller
Icolumbus
Olive Roberts Barton
Jean
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