Premier Highlights Concert At Ohio University
Ohio University Symphony Orchestra under Dr. Karl Ahrendt delivered a varied program led by Paul Schwartz’s variations on an Ohio Folk Tune. The concert opened with Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 1 in F major. Schubert? Sibelius No 2 showcased the modernist discarding themes with vibrant solos from the ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Schwartz
Ohio University Symphony Orchestra
Karl Ahrendt
Schwartz
Kenyon College
Ohio
Dr. Schwartz
Jean Sibelius
Sibelius
J.-S. Bach
Bach
Junior Music Club Program Hosts Students and Guests
Junior Music Club held a Friday evening program at 9 Grosvenor Street hosted by Sunanne Rove. Carl Roberts and guests introduced students including Larry Comerath Barbara Jo Phillips Lee Ann Thomann Susan Cady Phyllis Lausche Edna Hudwell Julianne Roberts Blaine Cornwell Joyce Smith Danny Ciyse Terry Trout and Bill Paige. A musical game and refreshments followed with help from Mrs. Carl Roberts Mrs. Theodore Paige and Miss Rosel YM Paige. music teachers and guests included Mrs P J Peterson Mrs J A Renkenberger Mrs L D Hannan Mrs RTC Selleck Mrs Marguerite Frank Becky Ling Karen Saylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunanne Rove
Carl Roberts
Grosvenor St
Bill Paige
Larry Comerath
Barbara Jo Phillips
Lee Ann’ ‘Thomann
Susan’ Cady
Phyllis Lausche
Edna Hudwell
Julianne “Roberts
Blaine Cornwell
Joyce Smith
Danny Ciyse
Terry Trout
Theodore Paige
Rosel YM Paige
P. J. Peterson
3. A. Renkenberger
L. D. Hannan
Rtc Selleck
Marguerite Frank
Becky’ Lin‘ang
Karen Saylor
Maecenas Club Meeting Highlights New Concrete Product
March 6 meeting at Mrs James Josten's home featured Homer Brown discussing a new concrete product by WWII veterans. The substance claims marble-like durability and is being used for flooring roofing and interior finishes. Refreshments were served and next meeting announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maccenae Sdterary Csv
J Ames Josten
EW. Bing
Homer Brown
Wesleyan Service Guild meets at Walker home
The Wesleyan Service Guild of the First Methodist Church held a Monday meeting at Mrs. W. B. Walker’s home with 43 members and guests. Miss Geraldine Hope led the business session. plans included a piano concert by Kelley in Ewing Auditorium to benefit the Church Building Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
W. B. Walker
Geraldine Hope
Mary Stalder
Kelley
Sudent
Ohio University
Ewing Auditorium
Mary Ness
H. G. Stalder
Church Building Fund
A. H. James
WSCS
Ann Mumma
Blanche Long
United Church
Prest
Comber
Malaya
Asia
Dorothy Williams
Peru
Mildred Ann Paine
Lydia Hope
Ural Westfall
Clarence Athearn
Virginia Jones
Guild
Helen. Laverty
Franklin Ave
Memorial Service Highlights by Athens WCTU
The Athens Women’s Christian Temperance Union held a memorial service at Mt Zion Baptist Church featuring tributes to Frances Willard founder of the WCTU, devotionals by Mex Anthony Yettiford, and music by the Mt Zion Church choir. A county WCTU institute is planned for April 7 at Central Ave Methodist Church, with a state midyear workshop at the Chittenden Hotel in Columbus March 22 to 24. The Lucky Clovers of Fr Settlement conclude projects under Mrs Paul Neutzling and Mrs Gordon Verity with biweekly sewing demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aah
WCTU
Mt” Zion Baptist Church
Arthur "Coon
Imn Allison
Frances Villard
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Wis
Len McCune
Lucky Clovers
Paul Neutzling
Gordon Verity
87th Chapter of Kappa Delta Installed at Ohio University
The 87th Kappa Delta chapter, Alpha Theta, was installed at Ohio University with initiation of 29 pledges. The ceremony included the chapter charter presentation to Jane Mechling, remarks by national officers, and a loving cup ceremony. A campus reception followed, with alumnae from several chapters attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta Sorority
Ohio University
Alpha Theta
Focal
Gamma Eta
Delta Sorority
Skace
Longwood College
Farmville
Richmond
Crippled Children’ Hospital
Alpha ‘Theta
Judith Melbourne Harmon
Oberlin
Mra
HE Mueller
Kappa ‘Delta
T_Grover
John
Ohio Uni- Sor
George Starr Lasher
Margaret Deppen
Jane Mechling
Brenden
Jory Jane Mechling
Joseph Vaughan
H. E. Sweller
Harry A. Riddle
Grace Morley
Athens
University of Nebraska
William Brophy
Psi
Lawrence College
Appleton
Wis
Roger Mills Rice
A. M. Reis
Julia Jane Bents
Judith
Melbourne
Nancy Stuckron
Marie
Louise
Lois Carol
Myra Elaine Andrew
Chicago
Vive Fan Pearl
Beiriger
Wilmington
Del
Barbara Jean” Bowman
Chesterhil
Betty Low
Clark Maretta
Janet Louise Duke
Eaton
Sally Ann Flowers
Charleston
Joanne Isabelle Gib
Gonnewutville
Pas
Mary
Ane Hawn
Cleveland
Doria Ann Kubes
Phyllis
Sue Lingsdawn
Hamilton
Cynthia ‘Anne Nuber
Dayton
Lillian Jean Pikula
Marilyn
Ean Steck
Upper Sandusky
Gertrude Martha Thomson
Madeira
Mana
Virgin
Uniontown
Dane Warren
Velar Pa
Delta Pledge
Are Ia
Frances
Bellan
Jolym Brown
Marilee
Steer
Cincinnati
Geralyn Phy Mouton
Carol Kay Myers Findlay
Faith ‘Anne Nason
Rocky River
Judy Nancy Whima
Bedford
Local Club Listings and Meetings Schedule
Community calendars show a busy week with events at the home of Mr and Mrs Harvey Lehman 170 Prironer at 7 30 pm. Also noted are study circles at various addresses, PTA meetings, Rebekah anniversaries, grange gatherings and a VFW Auxiliary event with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Lehman
Prironer
Soeater
Nannie Ullom Rebekah Ladee
Women's Auxiliary
Church of the Gand Shepherd
Dirs
Lessons in Bridge Play From a Failing Finesse
A fragmented bridge problem describes South choosing to finesse both red suits. The analysis notes the dangers of double finesses and stresses the need to establish spades and discard clubs. The advised line is to win with king in dummy, then force play to avoid letting opponents cash tricks. South should realize both finesses may fail and adjust accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unigath
West
Ted
Walch Inne
South
Jaummy
Dusamy
Sears Es
Senior CCL Officers Named and Community Notices
A jumble of community events and club notices lists officers, card game discussions, teas, and PTA meetings. Entries mention Mrs Gibert, Mrs Lee, Priscilla Needles Club, tea at Tea House, and multiple neighborhood addresses with times from 1:00 pm to 8:00 pm. Activities include card play discussions, luncheons, bake sales, rummage sales, and a spring carnival planned by various local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra la C. Baker
Priscilla “Needle Club
Cottaxe
Current Events Club Marks 34th Anniversary Dinner
The Current Events Club celebrated its 34th anniversary with a dinner featuring table decorations in club colors blue and white, speeches on the club’s history, and a display of yearbooks. Delegates were elected for upcoming duties, and plans for an April anniversary dinner were announced with guest invitations and a speaker on local points of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Current Events Club
Cole
Stewart
Ted. W. Stewart
Warthnan
Ison
Dilion
Worthman
Athens
Clu
Beverly Hoskins
Barbara Lee Ann Rose
Beverly Carradini
Nancy’ Hutking
Molly Moore
Nancy Hlunkine
Lumbus
CB. Dillon
W. M. Pierce
BE. L. Church
Lewis Ondis
The
Pear
Dillon
Ondis
E. Person
Mra RB
Esther Noble to Present Song Recital at Ohio University
Esther Noble, a College of Pine Arts student, will give a solo song recital at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Ewing Auditorium. She earned a BFA in Music Education at Ohio University in 1954 and has appeared in Summer Opera and Haydn’s Creation with the OU Chorus. Accompanist Fred Blum and string players Leighton Conkling and Charles Heiden will perform. admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Pine Arts
Ewing
Miss Noble
Ohio University
Charles Hamm
Walter Mitty
Haydn
Fred Blum
Leighton Conkling
Charles Heiden
Personal notes on visits and health in Athens area
Two movementos from ow days visit with Mr and Mrs Ray Deavitt Greenfield former Athens residents. Robert Neal convalesces at St Vincent s Hospital Toledo awaiting surgery. Neal Flor Products once owned by Robert now run by son Richard and wife with Neal Brothers Inc Toledo affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouvemenos St. Ae
Ray Deavitt
Greenfield
Canasta clubs meet in Marshfield with hostess gift
The Canasta Club Meets the New Marshfield Canasta Club met recently with Mrs. Charles Hawk. Mrs. Coe Dearth won the hostess gift. Others present were Mrs. Clyde Whitlatch, Mrs. Thomas Llewellyn, Mrs. James Mace with Liew Mex. Georeel.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maecenas
Wesleyan Service Guild
Elma Beerbower
United Church Women of Athens
Unicef
Irene Hand
Han Suyin
Elizabeth Comber
Stimson
West Side
Wiam H. Olpp
Fine Arta
American Legion Auxiliary
Uck
Athens State Hospital
New Marshfield Rebekah
Lodi Grange
Higley
Phenilon
C. E Iee
sham-Frank Vfw
Marshfield
Athens Grange
Hobson Study Circle
Gyaay
John Versteeg
N. College
Yecinturt
M Gaan
CCL
Gibert
Reaeo
Mel Jones
Lee
Cwr
Christian Sonareg
Shea Botan
Rusr
Roe Ave
Edward Bjondwin
Columbia Ave
Effie Lands
Lash St
Dell Dames
Jal Palmer
Mechanicsburg
Kent
Albany
Mes M. Baughman
E. T._ Hellenbrandt
Morris Ave
Lydia Lash Evans
Paul Kimes
Summit Grange
State
Dramaceio
Frour Sours Literary Meets
Illinois
Fee
Federation of Women's Clubs
Columbus
Deshler-tulton Hotel
Norman Engh
D. W. Barnhill
Tom
E.R Horn
Barnhill
Chillicothe
Pred Kittle
Horn
Will Tom
Esther Noble
Hoes of
Athena
Tol
Canasta
Ella
Quick's
Kasser Dairy Products
Kasler's Dairy Products
E. State
Athens, Ohio
Fawcett
Chesterhill, Ohio
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