Fleisher To Perform Final OU Artist Series Concert
Leon Fleisher, acclaimed American pianist, plays at Memorial Auditorium tonight at 8 for the last Ohio University Artist Series concert of 1961 62. Series tickets required general admission. Fleisher has global accolades including winning the Queen Elizabeth Concours in 1952 and appearances with major orchestras and broadcasts.
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Leon Fleisher
America
Memorial Auditorium
Ohio University
Europe
Belgium
United States
Baudouin
White House
Brussels
Fleisher
Ford Foundation
Leon Kirshner
New York Philharmonic
Los Angeles Philharmonic
Seattle Symphony
San Francisco Orchestra
NBC
Radio Telephone Hour
Beethoven
Cleveland Orchestra
George Szell
Latin American Mission Topic of Circle Program
Mrs. D. B. Green presented Mission of the Church in Latin America at the Tuesday General Meeting of the Women's Society of Christian Service. Highlights included climate poverty and challenges for Protestant missionaries in Latin America. A reception for new members is set for March 25 with Mrs. Maxwell Ferguson in charge.
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Latin America
D. B. Green
Women’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Green
Robert Sympson
B. T. Grover, Jr
Maxwell Ferguson
First Methodist
Hat Restyling Demonstration At Shade Home Club
Shade Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Robert Hawk’s home. Devotions by Mrs. Joe Moore. Members presented a hat and purse restyling program showing how to convert old items into stylish outfits with trims and veils. Next meeting set for April 9 with Mrs. Mary King. Martha and Stephen Howard announce the forthcoming marriage of Alice Howard to James Leach in Hartford First Baptist Church. The Rev. Osborn Hoover to officiate. WSCS Circle 3 plans bake sale for April 14 and a church sale March 23 24.
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Virgil Hawk
Mary King
John Ruth
Stephen Howard
Hartford
W. Va
Alice
James Leach
Mineral Wells
First Baptist Church
Osborn Hoover
Circle 3
Central Ave
WSCS
Lena Nida
James Frost
Shure Olea Free Will Baptist Class Meets at Gibbs Home
The Willing Workers Class of the Free Will Baptist Church on Richland Ave met at Mrs. Nancy Gibbs home with Mrs. Gibbs as president. Roll call cited scripture. prayer led by Mrs. Worth Dickens. Mrs. Glenn Collins won the door prize. Next meeting set for April 6 at Mrs. Herbert Burke’s home. Members asked to bring hankies as birthday gifts for Mrs. Dickens and Mrs. Rosser.
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Free Will Baptist Church
Richland Ave
Nancy Gibbs
Worth Dickens
Glenn Collins
Herbert Burke
Dickeng
Ernest Rosser
Putnam Students Demonstrate Skills at Grover Center Workshop
Putnam Elementary School pupils from second, fourth and sixth grades performed throwing and catching, dancing, and tumbling stunts at the Physical Education Workshop at Grover Center on Monday. Instructor John R. O'Neal led the display showing progression from simple to advanced abilities.
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Putnam Elementary School
Grover Center
John R. O’neal
Putnam
Mrs. Gibson Elected Sr CCL President at Annual Meeting
Mrs. Thomas Gibson was elected president of the Sr. CCL at the annual business meeting held in the home of Mrs. Doris Wyc koff, daughter of hostess Mrs. W. F. Giesecke. Other officers include Mrs. Rosser as first vice president, Mrs. Giesecke as second vice president, Mrs. Lee as secretary, Mrs. Fillmer as treasurer, and Mrs. Tom as press reporter. Plans for a husband's dinner in May and next year's program were discussed.
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Thomas Gibson
Sr. CCL
Doris Wyckoff
W. F. Giesecke
Thomas Rosser
Giesecke
W. F. Lee
H. Z. Fillmer
F. L. Tom
Albany Garden Club Leads Herbs and Plants Program
The Albany Community Garden Club presented a program for the Good Luck Garden Club at Athens State Hospital. President Mrs. Guy Wingett introduced chairman Mrs. Lowell Chase who spoke on Herbs and Their Uses. Flowers, poems, a flower-identification contest, and Saint Patrick’s Day refreshments followed.
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Albany Community Garden Club
Athens State Hospital
Guy Wingett
Lowell Chase
KD's Celebrate Seventh Birthday in Gamma Era Chapter
Gamma Era Chapter of Kappa Delta marked its seventh anniversary Monday night with alumnae in attendance at the dessert hour. Miss Julia Nehls national secretary spoke on the chapter as a local sorority Alpha Theta. Newly elected officers include Barbara Force president Mary Odell vice president Marcia Person secretary Beth Rief treasurer Betty Roberson assistant treasurer Linda Drean membership chair.
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Kappa Delta
Julia Nehls
Florence Tryon
Edna Ohlinger
Joy Miller
Nehls
Alpha Theta
Gamma Era
Barbara Force
Mary Odell
Marcia Person
Beth Rief
Betty Roberson
Linda Drean
Family Night Planned by Lodges at IOOF Hall
600 Lodges announce a family night next Friday at 7 p m in the IOOF Hall. Families and friends of members are invited with a special invitation to the Theta Rho Club. Members should bring sandwiches and pie. Mr and Mrs John W Dowler of 33 Strathmore Blvd attend the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers convention at the Neil House in Columbus and recently visited daughter Martha Lou Diem and family in Canton.
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Odd Fellow
Rebekah
IOOF
Theta Rho Club
John W. Dowler
Strathmore Blvd
Ohio Society of Professional Engineers
Neil House
Columbus
Martha Lou Diem
Canton
Grange Holds Bake Contest At Grange Hall
Mrs. Homer Linscott won the Amesville Grange cookie contest with Jimmy Linscott taking first in the juvenile division. Mrs. Arthur Antle finished second, and the Swedish weaving contest was postponed to the next meeting. The group plans a watershed development community meeting and will host the Athens County League Basketball Banquet on April 2 at 6 30 p m with Nadine Marquis as lecturer.
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Homer Linscott
Amesville Grange
Arthur Antle
Grange Hall
Howard Starlin
Jimmy Linscott
Barbara Brawley
Grange
Literary Club Meets at Hartley Home in March Plans
The Progressive Literary Club met Tuesday at Mrs. John Hartley’s 9 Morris Ave. Mrs. Allen Riley spoke on Life’s Most Rewarding Habit and led business with president Mrs. Ralph Woods. A planned legislative meeting is set for March 27 in Chesapeake and the anniversary dinner is scheduled for April 10 at the Cottage Tea Room.
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Progressive Literary Club
John Hartley
Morris Ave
Ralph Woods
Chesapeake
Uncle Mary
Ida May Mullins
Fred Davis
Nile Hines
Cottage Tea Room
Change Of Pace Try Change Of Face For Change Of Pace
The article urges varying facial cosmetics with seasons trends mood and occasions. It advises basing makeup on questions about hour place attire lighting and event to avoid a cosmetic rut and stay interesting to others and yourself.
Hats Form Topic For Club Meeting
Ath en s Home Demonstration group meeting focused on restyling and renovating hats at Mrs. James Josten s home. Leaders were Mrs. Lewis McBride and Mrs. Edgar L. Burt with Mrs. Orville Wyman in charge of business. A May trip to Westerville to visit Kyoto Tea House Otterbein College campus tour and planetarium was planned. A nominating committee was formed and the April meeting will be at Mrs. Ray Smith s home with officer elections.
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Athens
James Josten
Lewis McBride
Edgar L. Burt
Orville Wyman
Westerville
Kyoto Tea House
Otterbein College
Swing Out At 4-H Dance In Ath ens County
A square dance Saturday from 9 p m to midnight sponsored by three Ath ens County Saddle Clubs Bit and Spur Saddle Slickers and Latigo Riders. Proceeds go to finish a horse barn at the fair grounds to house horses for 4-H exhibits. Leaders listed include Alton Hanning Mrs Joe Myers Gene Clyse Robert Bishop Paul McVey and Richard Bowen.
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Athens County
Alton Hanning
Joe Myers
Gene Clyse
Robert Bishop
Paul McVey
Richard Bowen
Guest Entertains Church Group at Richland Ave Methodist
Progressive Sunday School of Richland Ave Methodist Church met with Mrs. C E Yeager. Mrs. C B Cash led meditations and Mrs. J R Baker ran the business session. Twelve members answered roll. guest Miss Cathy Bingham of Middleport sang several numbers and a get well card was sent to former teacher Miss Stanton.
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Progressive Sunday School
Richland Ave. Methodist Church
C. E. Yeager
C. B. Cash
J. R. Baker
Cathy Bingham
Middleport
Stanton
Albany Grange Programs On Safety And Plans
Albany Grange hosted a safety program by Marguerite Scott with Dale Scott presenting a film on proper lights for farm equipment. The meeting announced the quarterly supper for March 24 and the conferral of third and fourth degrees, with Operation Forward set for March 31. Forty members attended. Summit Grange announces a pot luck dinner Saturday at 8 p.m.
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Marguerite Scott
Albany Grange
Dale Scott
Additions Reported for Albany World Day of Prayer Program
World Day of Prayer additions announced for Albany area churches. Mrs. Albert Young presented a musical reading and a letter from Mrs. Cot tle of Laramie Wyoming was read. Church leaders listed for next year's service include Mrs. Woodrow Barnes, Miss Florence Brown, Mrs. Homer Higgins, Clint Gilkey, and Mrs. Marie Seel. Also, meeting date changed for Odd Fellows and Rebekah Family Night from March 17 to March 23.
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Albany Area
Albert Young
O. E. Cottle
Laramie
Wye
Albany Methodist
Woodrow Barnes
Albany Baptist
Florence Brown
Alexander Presbyterian
Homer Higgins
Harrisonville Presbyterian
Clint Gilkey
Temple
Marie Seel
Odd Fellow
Rebekah
Grange Names Officers and Guests at Athens County Meeting
Mildred Wolfe of York Grange elected chaplain and Dorothy Daugherty named Flora at Athens County Pomona Grange. Installed by Past Deputy Harry Henry and Deputy Master Waldo Poston. Lewis Mc Bride presided. Betty Cagg led a Nelsonville High School seniors group. David Hammond presented a monologue. The Charlestonettes danced and Tea for Two was presented. Flora solo by Benito Cagg. May meeting at Albany Grange Hall with fifth degree. Refreshments by York Grange.
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Mildred Wolfe
York Grange
Athens County
Pomona Grange
Dorothy Daugherty
Trimble
Flora
Harry Henry
Waldo Poston
Lewis McBride
Betty Cagg
Nelsonville High School
David Hammond
Charlestonettes
Maxine Cagg
Michele Shaffer
Jean Maiden
Beverly Crombie
Mr. Hammond
Benita Cagg
Albany Grange Hall
Sigma Chi Chapters Win National Scholarship Award
The Ohio University Sigma Chi chapter is among two Ohio chapters honored by the national fraternity for outstanding scholarship in 1960-61 based on ranking of 9th among 134 chapters. Bowling Green State University’s Sigma Chi ranked 5th.
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Evanston, Ill
Ohio University
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Ohio
Bowling Green State University
Dinner Saturday by Catholic Women's Club
The Catholic Women's Club hosts a ham and turkey dinner at 5 p.m. Saturday at St. Pauls School. Adults pay 1 dollar and children 50 cents.
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Catholic Women’s Club
St. Paul’s School
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John Cady
Council of United Church Women
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World Council of Churches
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Logan, Ohio
Shade
Robert Hawk
Joe Moore
the McKee Drugs, Inc
Fred Kiltan
Prescription Store
Shure
Olea
Gibbs
Mrs. Gibson
CCL
State Hospital
A. T. Stewrt
C. E. Stout
Albany Club
George C. Bean
Jesse C. Tewksbury
Hanna Caster
Raymond Lee
Garden and Nature Club
Neighborhood Club
Floyd Mitchell
N. F. Knowlton
George McLaughlin
Albany
Gene West
Ray Zimmerman
Harold Radford
BPW
First Christian Church
State
Congress
Anne Adams
Athens Messenger
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
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You
Luck of the
St. Pat’s
West Gallery
West Union St
By Jeanne D’arcy
Wyman
Cl de Dixon
Ray Smith
Josten
Summit Grange
Angel
Clorox
Sigma Chi
A&p
Easlers
Imperial
Ann Page
Cary Bath Tub
the Cline Pharmacy CO
Jaynes
du Pont
DuPont
Jaynes Furniture
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