Brahms Symphony No 1 Highlighted By Ohio University Orchestra
The Ohio University Symphony Orchestra conducted by DeForest W. Ingerman presented Brahms Symphony No. 1 in C Minor in Memorial Auditorium. The performance featured strong strings and powerful crescendos, with notable fourth movement climaxes. Handel’s Water Music Suite and a Concerto for four violins with string orchestra were also performed, improving as the concert progressed.
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Ohio University Symphony Orchestra
Memorial Auditorium
Johannes Brahms
DeForest W. Ingerham
Brahms
Cresendo
Handel
Ohio State Music Winners Named in Young Artist and Student Auditions
The Ohio Federation of Music Clubs announced state winners in young artist and student musician auditions. Winners include Theodore Rehl and Joan Terr in piano, Howard Tuvelle and Joan Chismar and William Appling in piano, Shirley Ann Givens in violin, and Patricia Jane Rodgers and Lucille Foster in voice. State winners advance to Detroit for district auditions March 14, with final judging by NFMC in New York City April 10 to 18. The National Students Musician prize is $500.
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Ohio
Ohio Federation of Music Clubs
Theodore Rehl
Oberlin
Joan Terr
Cleveland
Howard Tuvelle
Springfield
Joan Chismar
Canton
William Appling
Shirley Ann Givens
Louisville
Voice
Patricia Jane Rodgers
Wyoming
Lucille Foster
Cincinnati
Detroit
Mich
Indiana
Michigan
National Federation of Music Clubs
New York City
Guest Night Held by Intermediate Circle of Child Conservation League
The Intermediate Circle of the Child Conservation League hosted a guest night on February 25 at Mrs. Arthur Cornwell’s home, 40 Morris Ave. Members and guests enjoyed games and refreshments. next meeting is March 25 with co hosts Mrs. Charles Fulks and Mrs. Walter Cornwell.
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Intermediate Circle of the
Child Conservation League
Arthur Cornwell
Morris Ave
William Biggers
Kermit Blosser
Carl Clifford
John G. Cline
Walter Cornwell
Carl Gustavson
Martin L. Hecht
Roger Jones, Jr
Don Keffer
Frank Nolan
Frank Rauch, Jr
Fred Schleicher
Henri Selber
James Snyder
Gerald Stauffer
Carl Tom
Patrick White
Peter Peter B. Seel
Kenneth Begg
Richard Vaughan
Edward A. Sprague
Herbert Kelley
Paul Ferry
John Cady
Thomas Rose
Wilson Baker
Richard Banks
Charles Fulks
Marriage of Louise Neal and Richard Johnston
Friday evening March 6 at the Nazarene church parsonage a double ring ceremony united Miss Louise Neal daughter of Mrs. Alah Cline of The Plains and Richard Johnston son of Mrs. Gertrude Johnston of Chauncey. Rev Lena Branden burg officiated. The couple will reside in Athens with Johnston employed by OWL and Southern Ohio Electric Co and Neal by McBee Co in Athens.
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Louise Neal
Alah Cline
the Plains
Richard Johnston
Gertrude Johnston
Chauncey
Lena Brandenburg
Nazarene Church
Neal Cantor
Johnston
The
McBee Co
Athens
Johnson
Air Force
OWL
Southern Ohio Electric Co
Poston Station
Local woman touts Rennel weight loss claim
Mrs. C. Ty of Otway Ohio says using Rennel helped her lose 43 pounds and improve health. At 32 she reports she is no longer hungry, claims money back, and notes the product costs $1.40 with refund option.
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Otway
Ohio
Birth of Peter Wright to Cambridge Williamses
Mr and Mrs Robert L Williams of Cambridge Massachusetts announce the birth of a son Peter Wright on February 24 Grandparents are Mr and Mrs W Leo Williams of Athens Route 3 and Mr and Mrs Ross Wright of Athens Route 4 The Williamses are OHIO University graduates and Mr Williams is a Harvard University architecture student.
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Robert L. Williams
Cambridge
Mass
Peter Wright
W. Leo Williams
Athens
Ross Wright
Williams
Ohio University
Harvard University
Architecture
Birth of Rita Rae Riggs in Parkersburg West Virginia
Mr and Mrs Ray Riggs of Long Bottom announce the birth of their daughter Rita Rae on March 1 at St Josephs Hospital Parkersburg WV Grandparents are Rev and Mrs W K Riggs of Marengo and Mr and Mrs Herbert H Carbaugh Athens Route 5
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Ray Riggs
Long Bottom
Rita Rae
St. Joseph's Hospital
Parkersburg
W. Va
W. K. Riggs
Marengo
Herbert H. Carbaugh
Athens
Rome Juniors To Present Plays At School Event
The Junior Class of Rome Canaan High School will stage two one act plays Date for Bobby Sox and Leave It to Joe this Thursday. Cast includes Mary Ann Dwyer Marilyn Bernard Elsie Singer Ruth Russell Gary Gould Pat Hayes George Crawford Lawrence Zimmerman Mary Lucas June Boyer with George McGill absent. Musical skits between acts will feature Mary Walraven Carolyn Jarvis Davey Tabler George Crawford Paul France Ada Parson and Gary Gould. Program supervised by adviser Robert Talbert starts at 730 PM.
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Rome- Canaan High School
Bobby Sox
Joe
Mary Ann Dwyer
Marilyn Bernard
Elsie Singer
Ruth Russell
Gary Gould
Pat Hayes
George Crawford
Lawrence Zimmerman
Mary Lucas
June Boyer
George McGill
Mary Walraven
Carolyn Jarvis
Davey Tabler
Paul France
Ada Parson
Robert Talbert
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Federated Clubs To Meet in Jackson
The Southeast District of the Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs will meet in Jackson for an all day session on legislation with state speakers. Mrs. R. J. Studer of Athens, district president, will preside as registration begins at 9 a.m. in the Jackson City Building. Luncheon is at The Colonial and all clubs are urged to send representatives.
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Ohio Federation of Women's Clubs
Jackson
R. J. Studer
Athens
Jackson City
Colonial
Needlework crownlets and pattern offers on Easter outfits
Crochet and strawtex crownlets with beads are offered in Pattern 5350 from Anne Cabot at The Athens Messenger. Instructions, materials, and finishing directions accompany the pattern. Also advertised are a daytime dress pattern No 8945 and the Basic FASHION for 53 sewing guide with prices and mailing details.
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Anne Cabot
Athens Messenger
Americas
New York
N. Y
Sue Burnett
Soapy Walters Workshop Visit Ends With Honest Conversation
The tale follows Sam and Jack visiting Soapy Walters, famed for air plane models, where Sam loses a scarf and lies to his mother. She gently guides him to honesty, sharing her own stance on truth and support, leading to a bedtime reconciliation. The mother emphasizes trust over scolding, modeling open discussion about trouble.
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Sam
Jack
Ethel
Soapy
Bridge play tests last chance for slam
South holds 18 high cards with North at 19 to 21 points. After a 1 Heart 1 Spade auction and a 3 Hearts raise, South should bid four no trump or pursue a slam depending on partner and opponents. The play expects exact spade, trump, and club management to reach game or avoid defeat.
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North
South
Declarer
Calendar of Events report Tuesday activities and meetings
A list of meetings and social events for Tuesday across Albany, Troy, and surrounding areas. Groups include WBA IOOF Hall 600 Auxiliary Albany VFW Alpha Xi Delta Auxiliary at 40 Morris Ave. and Mrs A E Cornwell, Guidance Circle at Cottage Tea with A Baldwin, Athena Del fon Club at 306 E State St, Chi Omega Alumnae at 167 Grovenor St, WSCS at First Methodist Church, Baker Neighborhood Council, Senior CCL, Maecenas Liter Club with Harold Ogg, Tuesday Needle Club, Albany VFW Auxiliary, Troy Grange at Coolville Grange Hall, WSCS of Guysville, Prove Literary Club, and other local society gatherings with hosting members and times.
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New Marshael Oes
Athena del Fon Club
Willard Barker
E. State St
Chi Omega Alumnae
Martha Peters
Grovenor St
First Methodist Church
Baker Neighborhood Council
Guysville Methodist Church
Clarence Fuller
Prove Literary Club
Norman Engh
Morris Ave
Creole Red Bean Soup Featured In Tomorrow’s Menu
A Norfolk era recipe lists Creole Red Bean Soup with bacon onion celery bay leaves flour paprika and tomato sauce served with croutons and a bread salad. Tomorrow’s menu includes breakfast figs cereal bacon rolls lunch red bean soup and dinner tomato juice ham steak potatoes and spinach.
Manners Emphasize Gracious Hosting Over Apologies
A guide urges guests to accept others as they are and calls for less apologizing about looks or clutter. Emphasize graciousness to put everyone at ease and avoid negative impressions when hosting unexpected visitors.
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