Concerts U Symphony Orchestra Inspires Mixed Review
Ohio University School of Music audiences heard a Memorial Hall program led by Ingerham with Prof. Paul Fontaine noting a leisurelike entrance and uneven tempo. Soloists Helen Louise Schmidt and Mary Ellis featured, including Ravel and Franck pieces. a 1965 birth announced for Anne Lucas in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U's Symphony Orchestra
Memorial Hall
Ingerham
Paul Fontaine
Ohio University School of Music
Memorial Auditorium
University
Cesar Franck
Olin ‘Downes
Maurice Ravel
Rigaudon
Couperin
Toscanini
London
America
Mozart
Cesare Franck
Helen Louise Schmidt
Mary Ellis
Henry VIII
Gesualdo
Venoso
Frederick the Great
Clayton
P. H
Fanfare Quintette To Appear Here March 10
The Fanfare Quintette will give a concert on Thursday March 10 at 8 15 p m in Memorial Auditorium to support the Ohio University Band Chimes Fund The ensemble includes two trumpets two trombones and piano with Ben H Ritzenthaler directing and soloing on bassoon clarinet and saxophone
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Band
Fanfare Quintette
Memorial Auditorium
Ben H. Ritzenthaler
Ritzenthaler
American Conservatory of Music
Chicago
Mantia
Metropolitan Orchestra
Sensella
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Linderman
NBC
New York
Local Personal News Highlights Weekend Visits
Mrs. O F Peoples of 19 S Congress St hosted son in law Milo F Clapp and family from Columbus with Billy and Sarah while visiting Westport Conn and attending New York stage shows. Miss Maudie Warner hosted by Blanche Frice and Rose Price on East State St. in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Waldo Laughlin and son Joe of Chillicothe dined with Howard Davis family Albany for Mrs Laughlin’s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Peoples
S. Congress St
Milo F. Clapp
Billy
Sarah
Columbus
Peoples
Westport
Conn
Inlaw
Edward R. Harris
East
Maudie Warner
Blanche Frice
Rose Price
East State St
Waldo Laughlin
Joe
Chillicothe
Howard Davis
Albany
Mr and Mrs J Louis Winner Host Birthday Dinner
Mr and Mrs J Louis Winner and daughters Florence Catherine and Even Lou were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs T O Kincade and Eleanor Erwin and Harvey. The event honored Mr Winner and Mr Kincade whose birthdays fall on the same day. A chicken dinner, white cake with pink candles, ice cream, and cake were served and friends gathered to wish them well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Louis Winner
Florence
Catherine
Lou
T. O. Kincade
Eleanor
Erwin
Harvey
Winner
Mr. Kincade
Mrs Smith Hosts Past Chiefs Club Friday Night
Mrs Ruth Smith and Mrs Lillian Sweeney welcomed 13 members to the Past Chiefs Club at Mrs Ruth Smith home. President Mrs Bess Fleck presided. mystery package went to Mrs Matie Pritchard. Prizes awarded to Mrs Fleck Cunningham Collins and Pritchard. St Patrick's Day refreshments and shamrock favors. Guests included Mrs Lenna Wood Mrs Elizabeth Dickerson and Mrs Pritchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Smith
Lillian Sweeney
Bess Fleck
Matie Pritchard
Bess Cunningham
Elizabeth Collins
Lenna Wood
Elizabeth Dickerson
Pritchard
Swinging Trucking Hold Sway At OU's Prep Follies
The 1938 YWCA Prep Follies at Memorial Auditorium featured singing dancing and satire on college life. Margaret Boyd’s 70 year campus tour included sketches by Alpha Xi Delta Zeta Tau Alpha Phi Mu and others with Rex Koons singing and a Pan Hellenic finale. Betty Funk directed with Bill Manning stage managing and Ed Hoovier lighting. Highway Wives Club meeting followed with seven members sewing and electing Mrs Linscott treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ywca Prep
Virginia Andes
Betty Hartford
Jane Aiken
Alpha Xi Delta
Music Hall
Margaret Boyd
Loch Lomond
Zeta Tau Alpha
Phi Mu
Alpha Delta Pi
Avanelle Sheward
Alpha Gamma Delta
Marge Helman
Jerry Baker
Eleanore Funk
Jerry
Theta Upsilon
Pi Beta Phi
Helen Hogben
Patty Mackinnon
Betty Handley
Ruth Danner
Chi- Omega
Ideal College
Josephine
Jane
Janet Savage
Rex Koons
Jean Andrews
Esther Stiner
Dave Cornelius
Betty Funk
YWCA
Bill Manning
Edwin Hoovier
Arlene Gray
Highway Wives Club
Highway Wrives Club
Harold Peacock
E. Mulberry St
Harold Linscott
Mc Ripley Ags
Athens clubs plan week of meetings and events
Calendar lists Monday and Tuesday gatherings across Athens including the Athens County Health and Tuberculosis Association meeting at 7 30 p m and numerous church and club events with potlucks dinners and programs led by local hostesses. Friday and weekend items note Daughters of 1812 and Pallas Club activities along with church group sessions.
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Athens County Health and Tuberculosis Association
Chamber of Commerce
Normandie Burgett Heads Columbus Studio for Accordion Teaching
Miss Normandie Burgett daughter of Mr and Mrs H N Burgett 37 N Lancaster St has been given full charge of the Heaton Music Company Broad Street studio for teaching and selling accordions She sang and played piano and accordion on WHKC Columbus in January and was a 1935 Athens High School graduate with glee club dramatics awards She studied under Helen Hedden Roach and Katerine Hartenbach Previously worked at the McBee Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normandie Burgett
H. N. Burgett
N. Lancaster St
Heaton Music Company
E. Broad St
Columbus
Burgett
WHKC
The
Music Foundation
Broad St
Miss Burgett
Athens High School
Helen Hedden Roach
School of Music
Ohio University
Katerine Hartenbach
McBee Company
Lydia Lash Evans Club Meets at Mrs Weber Home
The Lydia Lash Evans Club gathered Thursday at Mrs. Fred Weber’s 2 Columbia Ave. Miss Rowena Sprout spoke on her work with the County Division of Aid for the Aged. Refreshments for St Patrick theme followed. Next meeting March 17 at Mrs. L C Baker 42 E State St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Lash Evans
Fred Weber
Columbia Ave
Rowena Sprout
Aid For
W. W. Connett
E. State St
C. H. Cameron
Eastside Sewing Club
L. E. Carpenter
May Ave
Gerben Rytma
Cameron Crossen
Grosvenor St
Cottage Tea House Hosts Club Dinner Anniversary
The Current Events Club marked its 19th anniversary with a 6 pm dinner at the Cottage Tea House. Green candles created a St Patrick theme. Delegates were elected to the state convention in Columbus April 12 14: Mrs Hal Rowland and Mrs H T Houf as first and second delegates with Mrs KE J Person and Mrs W H Radford as alternates. Mrs FE L Church led the program and urged members to share humorous stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Current Events Club
Cottage Tea House
Columbus
Hal Rowland
H. T. Houf
KE. J. Person
W. H. Radford
FE. L. Church
O. F. Rowland
League Hosts Tea for Ohio University Graduate Women
The Women's League of Ohio University held an annual tea for campus graduate women at Dean Irma E. Voigt's home, 35 Park Place, from 3 30 to 5 p m on Sunday March 6. Dean Voigt and Ruth Perry welcomed guests, with assistance from Mrs Gamertsfelder Flor ence Justin and the League Senate hostesses. A musical program followed featuring pianist Miss Eleanor Stiles and vocalists Kathryn Hopfinger and Virginia Cristman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s League of Ohio University
Irma E. Voigt
Park Place
Dean Voigt
Ruth Perry
Women's League
W. S. Gamertsfelder
Graduate College
Florence Justin
Graduate Council
Women’s League Senate
Eleanor Stiles
Kathryn Hopfinger
Virginia Cristman
Photographs To Be On Exhibit at Athens A A U W
The Athens branch of A C U W holds its monthly meeting March 10 at 7 30 p m in the Women's Faculty Club. The program shifts to a single photography presentation with Raymond A Paul discussing Photography as a Creative Art and displaying student work. Miss Hardee Woodson visited Gloucester Sunday with Mr and Mrs Thomas Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hathamar
First Methodist Church
Ural Westfall
Fred Wheaton
D. D. Tritipp
Karl Packard
Nannie Allom
Etta Laverty
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
H. A. Elkins
Maplewood Drive
Richland Ave
Dallas Wooster
Fannie Hogue
Ray Huff
Glenn Atkinson
The
Christian Church
Betty McBride
Walker St
the Plains
Neva Thompson
Thelma McAllister
Ilva Hawk
Pearl Knox
Dundas
J. F. Race
Athens
Raymond A. Paul
Hardee Woodson
Glouster
Thomas Morris
Tea Honoring Community Concert Leaders Sets Plans
Mrs H W Roach hosted a Saturday tea at the Faculty Women's Club for the executive board captains and top ticket sellers of the Community Concert Association. Herman G James spoke on sustaining the cultural program. F D Forsyth outlined 1938 campaign finances. headquarters are at Hotel Berry with a March 14 campaign line. Early purchasers gain free admission to Toscha Seipel Memorial Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Woodworth
Franklin Ave
Athena Delphian Club
Clarence Roach
Rudyard Kipling
Woman's Benefit Association
IOOF
H. Wescott Roach
Community Concert Association
Faculty Women’s Club
Margaret A. Benedict Wre
Herman G. James
T. R. Biddle
F. D. Forsyth
C. C. Robinson
Roach
Hotel Berry
Theodore Paige
Ea Toscha Seipel
Memorial Auditorium
Waterloo High School Presents Belle of Barcelona Friday
Waterloo High School stages its annual operetta The Belle of Barcelona by Charles Ross Chaney on Friday March 11 at 8 p m in the New Marshfield high school auditorium. Cast includes George Pidcock Betty Liggett Jane Hill and many others with Mrs Gladys Hoon sewing costumes Ada Kennedy guiding set design Adrian Collins aiding drama and Orepha Dinsmoor directing. Margaret Baker serves as pianist.
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Waterloo High School
Belle of Barcelona
New Marshfield
Charles Ross Chaney
George Pidcock
Betty Liggett
Jane Hill
Josephine Estep
James Romine
Billy Addis
Walter Giffin
Dwight Shingler
Wesley Rice
Mary Landis
Mary Gilham
Helen France
James Holland
Richard Burkett
Glen Romine
U. S
Mary Ellen Sneddon
Mary Mills
Wilma Starrett
Clara Withers
Alberta Wright
Eunice Shingler
Pauline Gibson
Nelle McVay
Dorothy Hunter
Maurine Jewett
Alice Dowler
Helen Carsey
Rebe Pidcock
Doris Buckley
Juanita Carr
Eileen Lester
Marilyn Wert
Marlyn Andrus
Mary Young
Harold Efau
Castor Giffin
Harold Clendennin
Earl Herron
Darrel Burson
Herman Grubb
Carl Rorick
Billy Mulpas
Dean Pinney
Herman Stewart
James Barber
Gladys Hoon
Ada Kennedy
Adrian Collins
Ore Pha Dinsmoor
Margaret Baker
McBee Employees Dance Features Lights and Guests
Three hundred couples attended a Saturday night dance at Hotel Berry hosted by the McBee Employees Association. Rex Koons Orchestra provided music with Jerry Baker singing solos. County officials and many local residents attended as guests and committee members oversaw tickets and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McBee Employes Association
Hotel Berry
Rex Koons
Jerry Baker
L. D. Cox
Thelma Ashworth
Nita Ewing
Association
Don Merrick
Fred Burch
Tom Hamilton
D. R. Selby
George Ashworth
W. F. Burke
Clarence Wyckoff
A. J. Jackson
Ziggaroos
Nelson Welk
J. W. Bodley
Carry Watkins
Roger Jones
Cliff Cornell
H. Ramsey
Wilson Smith
Art Comer
Washington D. C
Chet Miller
Doug Hall
Bodkin
Kenneth Begg
Phyllis Laughlin
Harry Begg
Helen Townsend
Clark
Applegate
Leo Merchant
Kenneth Collins
Lloyd Wolfe
Russell Slaughter
Bernard Matheny
Miss Winning
Ralph Watkins
Kate Tedrick
Thomas Hamilton
Guy Wanless
Russell Hall
Charles Bennett
Walden Kurch
Dick Nanna
Helen Reeves
George Rutkoskie
Lydia Davis
Marshall Homes
Kathryn Collins
George Merchant
John Lee Marquis
Edward Efaw
Maxine Channell
Harold Burch
Ruth Ogg
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Lucas
Mary Jo Twiss
Cleveland
iAnne
University Hospital, Cleveland
Lucas
M. E. Twiss
E. Union St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Nother
Pinkham
Athens Ice & Storage Co
Ben Ritzenthaler
I. N. McHarg
New Marshfield Rd
Russell Rupp
Barbara
Shaker Heights
Mrs. Rupp
Clint Carr
J. L. Scott
Milwaukee
Central Ave
Mary Phillips
Graham Whisnant
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Mrs. Smith
Chiefs
By Beatrice Steiner
C. D. Shafer Co
Athens, Ohio
Toscha Seidel
Esther
First Christian Church
P. H. McKinley
C.F
Eagles Hall
Westside Pta
Denver Gooding
Mary St
PTA
Maecenas Literary Club
Philathea
Olive Rose
Lancaster St
Progressive Literary Club
Elmer Finsterwald
Hocking St
Good Shepherd Episcopal Church
Roger Connor
Utah Place
Friendly Society of the Presbyterian Church
Missionary Society
Child Conservation League
E. G. Campbell
W. Carpenter St
L. W. Kelley
F. H. Frecker
Needle Club
L. B. McCune
Joe Klingenberg
James Klingenberg
Dial
Eastern Star of
Fopiscopal Church
Athens Needle Club
Eastwood Inn
Mary Hawk
Athens Grange
R. Harmon
W. Union St
Clyde Mansfield
Frank Ayers
Homer Brown
Fred Brown
Paul McConnell
N. S. Welk
Second St
UCD
Wesleyan Needle Club
St. Patrick's
John Grekila
Daughters of 1812
Blanche Finsterwald
Pallas Club
M. F
Young People’s Society
Wesleyan Young People's Society
Coshocton
Doris King
Mary Knight
Delores Scott
Marian Scott
Mary Katherine Cabeen
Arthur Coon
Melvin Mitchell
Harvey Cone
Dorothy Beebe
Elwood Cone
Freddie Penn
Lydia L. Evans
Miss Sprout
League
Benny Goodman
Ue Raarhy
Summers & Son
Cline Bidg
Ohio
McBee
Helen Bean
Joe Bavine
Emmett Parker
Jerry Landis
Gladys Wade
Robert Lee
Ruth Hushower
Aussenhiemer
Roger Dean
Eleanor Hutson
Frank Calvin
Roberta Chism
William Cline
Miss Stotts
Ray Wood
Ruth Wamsley
Jean Fisher
Barstow
Betty Bolin
Lee Hillard
Ann Collins
Burt Barnes
Charles Rawlins
Hamilton Oldfield
John Cox
Charles Breinig
Mary Breinig Crow
Thomas Henry
Clinton Bean
J. C. Hope
Frank Higgins
Kenneth Wilcox
John DeMolet
Clarence Parker
David Fetch
Anna Nanna
Roy Shirley
C. L. Steppe
Max Wilson
Christine Brown
Ralph Shafer
Walter Davies
John Mills
Jack
Horner
F. J. Beasley Co
Logans
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