Lansing Hatfield Virginia Baritone To Be Heard Here Tonight
Lansing Hatfield the Metropolitan baritone returns to perform here in a Memorial Tonight. Born in Franklin Virginia and raised in Hickory North Carolina he studied at Peabody and Lenoir Rhyne. His career spans New York concerts Broadway roles St Louis Opera and Metropolitan auditions winning fame for his energetic stage presence and strong voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing Hatfield
Conservatory OF Music
Franklin
Virginia
Hickory
North Carolina
Lenoir Rhyne College
Hatfield
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Baltimore
New York
Grace Moore
Dorky
Joe
Randall's Island
New York City
American Lyric Theatre
Young Hatfield
Webster
Douglas Moore
Stephen Vincent Benet
the Devil
Daniel Webster
Cry
Clarence Loomis
Sarah Newmayer
Stephen Foster
Brian Tolliver
ST. Louis
Lansing
West Virginia
Memorial Auditorium
Athens
Legion Auxiliary Wins Award at Unit Conference
Four Athens area women returned from Columbus where the 20th annual mid winter conference of the American Legion Auxiliary Ohio Department awarded three Eighth District members in the membership contest, with honors going to Athens Glouster and Lancaster. The event featured 11 classes in a school of instruction, with speeches by national and department leaders. Meanwhile local society notes include visits by military families and FBI employment in Washington, and the March Willing Workers meeting at Lena Gould’s home with quilting and contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Straw
L. M. Williams
C. J. Ailstock
Frank L. Harvey
Columbus
American Legion Auxiliary
Department of Ohio
Deshler-Wallick Hotel
Athens
Carl Zeller
Department
Glouster
Lancaster
Arthur Milton Davidson
Homer Chaillaux
National American Legion
Lawrence Smith
Gwendolyn McDowell
Smith
Ross Williams
Martin Coffee
PTA Conference Date Shifted to March 18 in Athens
The southeastern Ohio district meeting of the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers will be held in the Little Theater at Athens High School on Saturday March 18 with registration from 9 30 to 10 a m The change moves the date from March 11. Also noted is Pvt Carl D Howard returning today from a 12 day furlough to visit relatives and attend his grandmother Mrs Mary Lucille Syx s funeral in Chauncey The Bjornsons Arminta Morrison and baby Gary are mentioned in relation to Mrs Bjornson s mother Mrs M C Morrison of Marietta Ave who left for Quonset Point R I during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Ohio
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Little Theater
Athens High School
Carl D. Howard
Camp Croft
South Carolina
Mary Lucille Syx
Chauncey
Tonight's Program Of Classical Vocal And Piano Selections
A concert program listing pieces including Viva Henri IV aria from Simon Boccanegra Der Wanderer and The Omnipotence by Franz Schubert Aria Il lacerato spirito Intermission Soli Three Ecossaises Chopin Mr Antonio Lora Pilgrim's Song by Tschaikowsky The Lord's Prayer Malotte and multiple American folk and spiritual songs arranged by Bacon Burleigh Gaul and others with The Erie Canal and Ride On The Gospel Train selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henri IV
F. Bibb
Edward Purcell
der Wanderer
der Musensohn
Franz Schubert
Simon Boccanegra
Giuseppe Verdi
Chopin
Rachmaninoff
Antonio Lora
Peter Lilyitch Tschaikowsky
Tom O'Devon
Kennedy Russell
Sidney Homer
Albert Hay Malotte
N. Carolina
Erie Canal
Ernst Bacon
H. T. Burleigh
King Jesus
Harvey Gaul
Son Sends 50 Roses for Mother's 50th Birthday
In the Central Pacific Sergt. Albert Bodenclos writes to the Home Front editor of the Cleveland Press to mail his mother Mrs. Albert Bodenclos Sr. a bouquet of 50 roses for her 50th birthday. He spends much of his pay on the gift while he has been away nearly four years.
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Pacffc
Sergt
Albert Bodenclos
Strongsville
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Press
American Girls Bring Fudge Jitterbugging To Soldiers
Two American Red Cross volunteers Peggy Preng and Francis Wild returned from a 900 mile jeep trip through China’s southwest near enemy areas. They visited 16 outposts, distributed fudge and gifts, led community singing, and staged jitterbug numbers in camp mess halls. The pair worked with Lt. Gen. Stilwell’s Y forces and teamed with Red Cross men to boost morale among soldiers facing hardship and risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Farnsworth
China
U. S
Katherine
Peggy) Preng
Coventry Rd
Columbus
Francis Wild
Aurora
N. Y
Red Cross Military Welfare
Miss Wild
Red Cross
Special Services
Joseph W. Stilwell
Pfeng
Little Theater
Pfc
Eric (the Great) Braun
Trenton
N. J
Corp
Harvey T. Dack
Hollywood
Calif
Club Calendar Highlights Local Meetings This Week
Monday events include Esther Class at 7 30 p m with Mrs Lewis Maynard 44 Maplewood Drive and Hathamar Class pot luck supper at 6 30 p m at the church Bring covered dish own table service Wesleyan Service Guild meets March 6 5 30 p m at Business and Professional Women's Club Cline Building with Pearl Mason speaker A cost dinner served One W E A Review meets 7 30 p m IOOF Hall potluck after Philathea Class Tuesday 7 30 p m with Mrs Mildred Robinson 95 E State St Tuesday Club 7 30 p m at Cottage Tea Room Dr H T Houf speaks on The Religion of the Jews Also Hobson Study Circle 7 30 p m at Mrs Carl House 152 Morris Ave Alpha Delta Pi Auxiliary 8 p m not Monday Tara Sayre Study Circle with Mrs C E Fortney 167 N Lancaster St 2 p m Social Literary Club 7 30 p m Cottage Tea Room Mrs L J Addis cott program Russian Novel Plains Child Study Club 7 p m at Mrs A E DaugnEr Marine Asme and Navy Wives Club 104 Hotel Berry March 7 00 p m
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Hathamar
First Methodist Church
Wesleyan Service Guild
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Cline Building
Hobson Study Circle
Carl
Morris Ave
Clarence Wyckoff
Parents Need Delinquency Lectures
Ruth Millett argues that juvenile delinquency blames parents more than youths and urges schools to run parent courses. She proposes weekly sessions to educate parents about adolescent needs, followed by discussions of personal family problems and guidance for better home environments.
Love's Fair Horizon Sequel in a Graham Farm Mystery
Madge Graham hides in law and memory as Major Hugh Grantland and Lee Chow seek shelter in the Graham Long Island farmhouse. Madge uses nursing skill to assess Lee Chow while Hugh explores a hidden pharmacopoeia and contemplates discreet aid for his ill companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Graham
Hugh Grantland
Charles Spencer
Graham Long Island
Grantland
Lee Chow
Madge
Hugh
Hugh Lemons
Safety-First Aids for Doing Your Own Home Dry Cleaning
This notice offers practical home dry cleaning tips amid a labor shortage in the industry. It warns against flammable solvents, advises outdoor or ventilated work, and stresses using cotton cloth with solvents. It covers spot removal, ink stains, and oily stains with specific methods and cautions.
Mind Your Manners On Sympathy And Contact In Wartime
A wartime etiquette piece guides readers on handling missing soldiers and newborns. It recommends sending a supportive note when a soldier is missing, informing others who offered sympathy, avoiding public comment to wounded soldiers, limiting calls to new mothers, and avoiding pity while offering encouragement. The piece promotes tactful responses and offers a suggested approach for visiting new mothers.
Extra Training Needed for Post War Job
The head of a New York business school says many secretaries, stenographers and typists are taking refresher courses at night as postwar job competition rises. Refresher programs could help thousands of newcomers and prevent unemployed workers who got by in wartime from being left behind. Inefficient workers will be first to go when cash customers demand efficiency and courtesy.
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New York Business School
Extra Pillows to Comfort a Patient
Mary Beard of the American Red Cross argues patients need the right number and size of pillows. She describes proper pillow elevation for head and chest, and step by step methods to rearrange, lift, and position pillows to maintain alignment and comfort for weak or recovering patients.
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Mary Beard
Nursing Service
American Red Cross
Men Can Borrow Page From Wife s Grooming Book
A woman reader urges husbands and sons to adopt deodorants and anti perspirants to stay fresh. She cites a manufacturer survey showing 30 percent of users are tough fisted men and suggests practical storage and testing tips for moisture and odor control.
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Oneodorant
Bargain Hunting Taxpayers See Tax Offices Busy
New York reporters note income tax bargain hunters visiting multiple tax offices to seek the lowest possible return. Three shoppers admitted they visited several offices to reduce their payments, while the department processes about 8,500 returns daily. Collector William J. Pedrick said shopping around is not prohibited.
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New York
William J. Pedrick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Metropolitan
Virginia Music Federation
Bristol Herald Courier
Legion Auxiliary
Roger J. Jones
Elmwood Place
Fairmont Army Airfield
Lincoln
Nebraska
Capt
Roger J. Jones, Jr
John Jones
Dorothy Gentry
J. R. Gentry
N. Congress St
Washington, D. C
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Edith Jordan
Air Service Command
Patterson Field
Fairfield
Cecil McGlone
Richland Ave
C. H. Harris
the Messenger
Associated Press Editors
Lena Gould
Lena Starlin
Olive Morrison
Carrie Decker
Ora Copeland
PTA
G. B. Bjjornson
Arminta Morrison
Gary
Bjornson
M. C Morrison
Marietta Ave
Duri
Esther
The
Christian Church
Lewis Maynard
Maplewood Drive
IOOF
Philathea
First Christian Church
Mildred Robinson
E. State St
Oo Alpha Delta Pi
J. B. Roberts
Franklin Ave
Sayre
C. E. Fortney
Lancaster St
Social Literary Club
Oliver Martin
Cottage
L. J. Addiscott
Ooo Plains Child Study Club
A. E. Daugner
O Marine
Asme
Navy Wives Club
Ruth Millett
Oou
Adele Garrison
Galsworthy
Aunt Anne
Dicky
Soney
Alicia Hart
Orleans
Athens Pharmacy
N. Court St
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