Athenians Cast in OVST Play Bishop Misbehaves Opens June 25
Prof. Harry H. Peckham Sr leads The Bishop Misbehaves as the Ohio Valley Summer Theatre opens its summer stock. His son Harry Peckham Jr joins for eight weeks with Barbara Roth and Jack Curtis in the cast. OVST veteran Spencer Steenrod and Athenian actors A. Nellis and Hubert Frebault also appear. Sets by Floyd Heckert and OU Theater director Christopher Lane guide the production with Elizabeth Anderson overseeing costumes. Tickets are at the Speech Building box office or by phone 31373.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Peckham, Sr
Ohio Valley Summer Theatre
Harry Peckham
Ohio University
Aham
Adam and Eva
OU Theater
Peckham
Scotland Yard
Harry Peckham, Jr
Gramercy Ghost
Frank Nolan
Margaret Alice Guthrie
Robert Gates Dawes
A. A. Nellis
Athens High School
Hubert Frehbault
OVST
Nolan
Guy Waller
Noel Coward
Red
Bill Cooley
Nelsonville
Frenchy
Bert Frebault
Collins
Lady Emily
Barbara Roth
Mr. Brooks
Jack Curtis
Louis Speigel
Donald Meadows
Ruth Johnson
Chester Grantham
Floyd Heckert
Bishop's Palace
Christopher Lane
Elizabeth Andersoh
Bishop
C. B. Nye
Speech Building
Coming and Going Among Athens Residents and Visitors
Community notices recount moves and travels of locals. Professor and Mrs Bernard Black with children return from New York City where he pursued a Columbia Teachers College degree and she researched at the New York Psychiatric Institute. Others relocate, visit, or graduate, including Dr George Gevas receiving his M D and plans for summer visits and training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Black
Cindy
Sandy
Gregory
Franklin Ave
New York City
Black
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York Psychiatric Institute
Columbia-Presbyterian Center
Agnes Russell School
Varnes
George Couladis
Emanuel Gevas
Athens
Peter Gevas
Doris
Ann Gevas
Baltimore
Gevas
Bon Secours Hospital
Athens Public Library Adds New Books and Honey Tip
New books listed by librarian Mrs. Edna LaFollette include titles such as Kingfishers Catch Fire Queen's Gift and 40 Acres and No Mule Several authors appear across the catalog with varied subjects The librarian’s hours are noted and a honey usage tip suggests warming honey to ease pouring
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Athens Public Library
Edna LaFollette
Rumerden
Dick Ashbaugh
Idell
Tennessee Hazard
Chapman
Teuffen
Snead
Swiggett
Weinreb
Sara Ware Bassett
Winterton
Drago
Tuttle
Harris
Charques
Fletcher
Kennelly
Ferguson
Spicer
Slaughter
Mary Lincolin
Randal
Rawlings
Giles
LaFollette
Birth of a Daughter in Guysville
Parents Mr and Mrs Wayne Koehler of Guysville announce the birth of a daughter Mary Louise on June 11 at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Pearl Russell of Frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Koehler
Guysville
Mary Louise
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Pearl. Russell of
Frost
Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers and Delegates
The K. T. Crossen Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary elected officers including Mrs. Ben Williams as president and Mrs. L. M. Williams and Mrs. John Buck as vice presidents. Delegates to the district summer convention in Jackson and the department convention in Cleveland were named as Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Kramer, Mrs. Carr, and Mrs. Harvey, with alternates including Mrs. Buck and others. Reports on rehabilitation and child welfare were presented by Mrs. Goodrich and Mrs. Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. T. Crossen
American Legion Auxiliary
Ben Williams
L. M. Williams
John Buck
E. W. Kramer
Wilson Carr
Jackson
Cleveland
Ilson Carr
Frank Harvey
John Cox
James Vercoe
Don Strawn
Charles Goodrich
Miss Joyce Herb graduates from Salvation Army College
Miss Joyce Herb daughter of Mr and Mrs William Herb graduates from the Salvation Army College University Heights New York City with 60 graduates completing the initial year in residence She will begin five more years training and will first serve in Piqua after July 1 She to speak Sunday at 745 pm at the Salvation Army Citadel in Athens Her family meets her in Conneaut where her grandmother Mrs Nettie Thompson is seriously ill Also note a Green Valley Boys program Sunday at 2:30 for Athens State Hospital patients and a shower for Mr and Mrs Charles Dailey at the Dailey home near Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Herb
William Herb
W. Union Sr
Salvation Army College
University Heights
New York City
Hunter College
Herb
Piqua
Salvation Army
Miss Herb
Athens High School
Salvation Army Citadel
Athens
Conneaut
Nettie Thompson
Springboro
Charles Dowdell
Easy to Sew Youthful Sundress Pattern No 8841
Sewing pattern details list size 12 dress requires 3 yards of 39 inch fabric plus cape and collar material. Includes instructions, price 30 cents in coins, mail to Sue Burnett at Athene Messenger New York. Also promotes Basic FASHION 1953 spring summer sewing guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Burnett
Athens Messenger
Ave
Americas
New York
N. Y
Eighth Woolley McDaniel Reunion Held at Hooper Ridge
Saturday events include a Dutch Treat luncheon at Thackery House at 1 pm with reservations due Tuesday Albany Grange hosts an ice cream supper at Grange Hill at 5 30 pm Homemade ice cream cake and refreshments. Sunday School and basket dinner follow. F P McDaniel North Liberty Indiana.
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Thackery House
Albany Grange
Grange Hill
Warren and
Adeline Woolley McDaniel
Hooper Ridge Christian Church
F. P. McDaniel
North Liberty
Ind
Needlework 2190 designs and club notices mix in July issue
The issue advertises Pattern No 2199 with iron transfers and color charts by Anne Cabot, plus the Anne Cabot Needlework Album. It also lists community notices from Fidelity Rebekah and Junior Lodges, garden club events, bridge, and a recipe for fried eggplant with scalloped tomatoes.
Seventh Summer Music Clinic Plans Two Concerts
The Ohio University campus hosts the seventh annual Summer Music Clinic Workshop with Conrad Scholl and George Dasch conducting the orchestra and clinic choir. Beethoven, Handel, Tschaikowsky, Bach, Batten and other works are on the program. Over 200 students from Ohio and nearby states are enrolled. Public concerts are scheduled with the senior and junior bands performing Sunday at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Conrad Scholl
Boone
Iowa
George Dasch
Chicago
Ill
Beethoven
Handel
Tschaikowsky
Mr. Scholl
Mrasch
Northwestern University
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Henry Weld
Augustana College
Rock
Charles Minelli
Myron Pearce
Newark
Lessons in Bridge Playing
A bridge hand analysis focuses on South's strong trump suit and the costly errors by declarer and the excellent defense by West and East. The article outlines a correct line to set up winners, including refusing a first trick, discarding, and ruffing to maximize trump control, with a sample bidding problem and suggested play.
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South
West
Declarer
Dummy
East
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Aspiren
Ett
Rexall
Bortie
Mae
Bave
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Charles Frank
Frank Dilley
James Dilley
John Glenn
Wooster
Watson Burnfield
Kenneth Radcliff
Arthur H. Rhodes
John Blaetmar
Pomeroy
Dave White
John B. Gibbs
James E. Hoy
Ronnie Chapman
Coolville
Paul Holter
Middleport
Keesler Field
Biloxi
Miss
Methodist Youth Fellowship of
New Marshfield
Jim Herron
David Herron
Sue Beaty
Harry Nichols
Shirley Lovsey
LaDonna Lovsey
Arlene Lovsey
Tarry Pierce
Patty Pierce
Kenneth Hartley
Scotts
Wolfe Hardware
S. Court St
Athens, Ohio
John Robert Powers
Filen Allardice
Powers Fluid
Athens Pharmacy
Athens, O
Court St
Legion Auxiliary
O Plan
Green Valley Boys
Athens State
Anne Cabot
Fidelity Rebekah
IOOF
Congregational Church
O. C. Lockwood
Garden and Nature Club
George Ford
Athens State Hospital
Athens Country Club
Patsy Bryan
Gladioli
Bernita Lee
Plains Junior Garden Club
Joan Tipton
Nancy Hawk
Barbara Thompson
Ruth Ellen Porter
Ava Ralph
Morris Kittle
Gail McCoy
Larry McAllister
Donald Burkey
Jimmy
Tommy Lee
Paul Tipton
Tom Porter
Lloyd Kittle
Francis Lee
Henry Veld
Cita
Ieee
Dowbie
Tell Dae
Blosser’s
Main Street
Logan
Ohio
Lal Ela
Quick's
Hearts
North
West Pass
Cline's Pharmacy
Remington, Schick and Sunbeam Electric Razors
Gillette
Zippo
Ronson
Parker
McKee Drug CO
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