New York Musician Wins OU Opera Competition
Alfred Grant Goodman of New York City wrote the winning score for Ohio University second annual New American Chamber Opera competition. The one act opera The Audition will debut July 27 at Ohio University with a six voice soloist cast and chamber orchestra. Goodman, a Germany native, studied at Columbia University and earned BA in 1952 and MA in 1953.
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School of Music
Alfred Grant Goodman
Elliot Arluck
Levittown
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Charles Minelli
Ohio U Music
Goodman
Germany
Ohio U
England
Columbia University
Dr. Schwartz
Vienna
United States
Kenyon College
Gambier
Katherny
Amesville Presbyterians Hold Annual Family Night
The Amesville Presbyterian Church and the Metta S. Glazier Class hosted a potluck family night with 116 guests at ivy tables. The program featured home made ice cream, group singing led by Nancy McNelly, a tenor solo by J Mervin Hess, and a color movie on Bible history. Out of town guests were introduced by C O Gibson.
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Amesville Presbyterians
Metta S. Glazier
Nancy MecNelly
J. Mervin Hess
G. O. Linscott
C. O. Gibson
Clyde Connelley
Mary Ellen Heston
Who's Coming And Going
Mrs D D Tritipo and Mrs Edward Timmons spent two days with their son Joe Triti po and Linda in Whitehall Columbus. Linda is recovering from a recent tonsillectomy. Mr and Mrs Herman R Stewart and children Tommy and Peggy Jo visit Sacramento and Athens relatives before returning to California. They will spend time in Akron and Rittman with relatives.
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D. D. Tritipo
Edward Timmons
Joe Tritipo
Linda
Whitehall
Columbus
Herman R. Stewart
Tommy
Pegey Jo
Sacramento
Calif
Stewart
Everett Stewart
Athens
Charles Conkey
Guy Quivey
New Marshfield
California
Akron
Rittman
Circus Theme Birthday Party For Two Children
Mayor and Mrs. Peter B Seel celebrate Mickey six and Deborah five with a backyard circus June 30. Clowns lions and a parade entertained guests while pink lemonade ice cream and popcorn were served. The event included many local families and neighbors from Athens Albany and Chillicothe.
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Peter B. Seel
Mickey
Deborah
John Reamer
Richard Knight
Mike Williams
Richard Risch
Bruce Blickle
Sharon Schloss
Black Panther
Morgan West
Lion
Sharyn Blickle
Mark Keininga
Allison West
Jennifer West
Cathy Williams
Stevie Hayes
Jess Schloss
Joe Schloss
Susan Schloss
Shannon McPeak
Linda Snyder
Bill Cline
Ronnie Rose
Randy Rose
Cindy Robo
Mike Bobo
George Risch
Kathy Matters
Bill Matters
Pamela Matters
Bob Matters
Vicki Graham
John Graham
Bill Reamer
Debbie Snow
David McQuate
Barbara Ayers
David Hlank
David Thomas
John Agnone
Kathy Sweeney
Pat Sweeney
Gregory
Fashion Pattern and Needlework Ads From 1954
Clever day time dress pattern 8845 offered in sizes 12 through 42 with 39 inch fabric contrasts. Send 30 cents plus name address size and pattern number to Sue Burnett Athens Messenger New York. Also crochet filet ship set pattern S477 with directions and chart, send 25 cents to Anne Cabot. 1954 Needle Work Album 56 pages with designs and how to sections.
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Athens Messenger
Ave Americas
New York
N. Y
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The
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Americas
Club Calendar Highlights and Local Notices
Local组织 and club events list evening meetings and activities. Delilah Rebekah Lodge hosts an 8 pm gathering with auction items and degree practice, TeGaTra Club meets at Hooper Park, Cartage Boys and Girls 4-H sponsor an ice cream supper at Lottridge School, White Shrine No. 6 delays meeting until September, Canaan Grange degree conferring postponed, WCTU reports 34 members at Glouster convention with a potluck and a temperance skit, plus a recipe for orange pecan gingerbread with orange sauce.
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Delilah
Lottridge School
Cartage Boys and Girls
Lod Grange
Canaan
White Shrine
WCTU
Glouster
Lawrence
M. T. Vermillion
J. W. Hudson
Bessie Strong
Temperance
Kate Jones
Belle Bishop
Co. R. White
Howard Romine
MANNERS Prompt replies for dinner invitation timing
Prompt replies matter most for meals. The piece notes breakfast lunch or dinner invites test etiquette, highlighting that late replies disturb the meal host. A quick answer is especially crucial when planning a set guest count.
Lessons in Bridge Playing by Jacoby
Bridge columnist Oswald Jacoby describes a tournament hand where certain opening leads and signaling affected the play. A crafty declarer later steals a diamond trick and runs four spades, two hearts, two clubs, and one diamond to make the contract, while East could have thwarted the defense with a different diamond-ace lead.
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Bridge
Jacoby
West
South
East
Declarer
North
Perfume as a Thank You Gift Suggested By Alicia Hart
The article advises giving perfume as a thoughtful hostess gift after a country weekend. It notes perfume’s wide range of ingredients and urges matching fragrance to the hostess personality, suggesting trying multiple scents on wrists and selecting a floral, spice-woody profile for a young-at-heart hostess.
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Alicia Hart
Sre
Who is more likely to hand out a lecture with allowance
Ruth Millett notes that men often lecture while giving cash for allowances and purchases. The piece contrasts maternal thrift with paternal generosity, highlighting how fathers pay generously yet resist handing over cash and prompt lectures as a form of guidance.
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Ruth Millett
Pop
Sis
Junior
Mama
Mom
Clarks Chapel WSCS Plans Social for July
The Clarks Chapel WSCS met at the church with Mrs Forest Mingus presiding. Devotions were led by Mrs Eileen Skidmore and attendees included Mrs Ruth Walls Mrs Wanda Mingus Mrs Frank Phillips Mrs Helen Walls Mrs Eva Carpenter Mrs Georgia Bolin and Mr and Mrs Elson Hedgres. The group planned an ice cream social for July 9 featuring asparagus served with cold cuts or stuffed eggs and a summer luncheon or supper plate.
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Clarks Chapel
WSCS
Forest Mingus
Eileen Skidmore
Ruth Walls
Wanda Mingus
Frank Phillips
As Hedges
Helen Walls
Eva Carpenter
Georgia Bolin
James Mingus
Elson Hedgres
Caring for a New Baby Sleep Environment and Routines
If the baby sleeps poorly check causes such as overcovering and room warmth. Use a light cover, an extra sweater if cold, and a fan if warm not directed at the baby. Avoid overexcitation at bedtime and create a flexible routine. Consider help with housework and maintain a calm household during the first weeks. Regular light snacks support appetite and daily timing.
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Baby
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