Thought for the Morrow stage debut at Ohio Univ Athens
The new play Thought for the Morrow by John Erskine world premiered at Ewing Auditorium Athens Thursday night and repeats tonight. The politically conscious fantasy questions democracy action monarchy fascism and communism with Prince Carl Wiegel and Prime Minister Victor Whitehouse in a symbolic clash of ideals. John Erskine attends tonight with Helen Worden at a University Theater Day reception. Ohio University officials and Athens residents join in the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Erskine
Ewing Auditorium
Erskine
France
Reuben Plaskoff
Carl Wiegel
Jean Snodgrass
Victor Whitehouse
the King
Frederick Walsh
John Rood
Robert Gates Dawes
Charles A. Rowan, Jr
Ohio University Theater
James
Ohio University
Cornell
Men's Union
John Firskine
Helen Worden
New York Herald-Tribune
Athens
Chester A. Varney
Ohio U publicity chief joins escorts to NYC for NIT
Mrs. Dana Kelly and Mrs. James V. Rice depart tonight for New York City to join Mr. Kelly Ohio University's publicity director who accompanied the OU basketball team to the National Invitation Tournament. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Zenner of Scarsdale arrived Wednesday to visit Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Zenner at Orchard Gables. Mrs. John Sigley and daughter Sally left for Chillicothe to visit the Elswick family for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Kelly
James V. Rice
New York City
Kelly
Ohio University
O. U
Phillip Zenner
Scarsdale
N. Y
D. R. Zenner
Orchard Gables
John Siigley
Sally
E. State St
Chillicothe
EF. E. Elswick
Opera Stars In Cleveland April 14 to 19
Metropolitan Opera presents a eight performance festival in Cleveland Public Hall from April 14 to 19 featuring Bidu Sayao Lily Pons Helen Jepson and stars like Melchior Flagstad and Tibbett in titles including The Marriage of Figaro Faust Pagliacci Rigoletto and Die Walküre with tickets via Northern Ohio Opera Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NS Messenger
Athens
Ee Opera Stars
Cleveland
Zanesville
Metropolitan Opera
Cleveland Public Hall
Bidu Sayao
Rethberg Stevens
Brownlee
Pinza
Slavatore Baccaloni
Tito Schipa
Lily Pons
Helen Jepson
Faust
Kristen Flagstad
Lauritz Melchior
Northern Ohio Opera Association
Union Bank of Commerce
Family Relations Institute Plans Ohio Conference in Columbus
The Ohio Institute on Family Relations meets March 25 26 at Campbell Hall OSU Columbus with theme Strengthening Family Relations in the Present Emergency Speakers include Dr Leslie BHolman Mrs Evelyn Mills Du Vall Dr Hornell Hart and Dr E W Burgess Topics cover Family Living in the Present Crisis physician roles in relationships education for family life in schools recreation at home and democracy. Local Athenians plan to attend and arrange transportation by contacting Mrs M Vermillion Riverside area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Institute On Family Relations
Campbell Hall
Ohio State University
Leslie B. Holman
Evelyn Mills Duvall
Association For Family Living
Chicago
Hornell Hart
Duke University
E. W. Burgess
University of Chicago
Fred E. Lachs
N. College St
Roy A. Burkhart
First Community Church
Columbus
M. T. Vermillion
Earthh Road
BPW Bowlers End Season With Final Dinner
The Business and Professional Women's Club Bowling League wrapped up its season with a dinner at The Twin Pines on East State Street. Four teams competed since October. Eleanor Minister led the winning team, Naomi Vernon the runners-up, Rowena Sprout the third placers, and Ethel Beekman the congenial losers. High scorers were Mrs. Florence Kimes, Miss Donna Halbirt, and Esta LaHugh, with Vernon, Minister, and McAfooes posting top averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Pines
East State Street
Jo Garvin
Eleanor Minister
Naomi Vernon
Rowena G. Sprout
Ethel Beekman
Betty McAfooes
Esta LaHugh
Lucille Duffee
Geraldine Hope
Florence Kimes
Donna Halbirt
Vernon
Minister
McAfooes
Wallen
Athens
Garvin
Chi Omega Bridge for Hospital Fund
Sixteen bridge tables filled the Chi Omega chapter house at 10 S. College St for a benefit event to aid Sheltering Arms Hospital Children’s charity room maintenance. Prize winners in contract were Mrs. Ernest Algeo, Mrs. Frances Evans, Mrs. Dana Kelly, Mrs. Harry Lackey, and Mrs. Philip Zenner of Scarsdale N Y. Door prize went to Mrs. Rolland Jones with cakes won by Mrs. J B Roberts and Mrs. F C Schilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Omega
S. College St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Ernest Algeo
Frances Evans
Dana Kelly
Harry Lackey
Philip Zenner
Scarsdale
N. Y
Roll
Lydia Lash Evans Club Meeting at Weber Home
The Lydia Lash Evans Club met at Mrs. Fred Weber's home in Maplewood with 16 attendees. Mrs. John Dowler presided and Mrs. W. W. Connett read selections for Club Woman's magazine, while Mrs. Carlos Cameron was chosen as delegate to the state federation convention April 16 to 18 in Dayton with Mrs. E. D. Shrout as alternate. Mr. W. P. Porter showed color slides from Athens High School plant studies and a dessert was served to members and guests Mrs. N. S. Croy and Mrs. V. G. Mulac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Weber
Maplewood Drive
Lydia Lash
Athens High School
N. S. Croy
V. G. Mulac
Bridge Club Dinner At The Eastwood Hosted By Mrs Algeo
Mrs John S Algeo hosted a dinner bridge at The Eastwood on Thursday night for her club and three guests. Mrs George Banks won first prize for high score, Mrs John Henry took second, and Mrs Clark Dailey earned the guest prize. Guests included Mrs B F Cutler Mrs W A Comer and Mrs Dailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Algeo
Second St
Eastwood
George Banks
John Henry
Clark Dailey
B. F. Cutler
W. A. Comer
Eight Years Old Birthday Celebrated for Charles Edwin Dailey
Mr and Mrs Earl Dailey Hoop er St celebrated Charles Edwin Daileys eighth birthday with a 6 oclock dinner Thursday March 20 Guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Graves Bobby Gene and Rose Marie Dailey siblings of the honoree The Daileys recalled that eight years ago on the birth day their roads were impassable due to high water
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Graves
Bobby Gene
Rose Marie Dailey
Robeson and Mercer Picked for Athens Concert Season
Paul Robeson and Ruby Mercer are selected by the Athens Community Concert Association as two of the four artists for the 1941 1942 season. Ruth Mercer will sing Nedda in Pagliacci with a regional chorus, and Robeson will perform The Ballad for Americans with a 75 person chorus. The group also includes Henri Temianka and Guiomar Novaes, noted European violinist and South American pianist respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Pear
Athens Community Concert Association
Paul Robeson
Ruby Mercer
Athens
Henri Temianka
Guiomar Novaes
Robeson
Rutgers
Ber
Phi Beta Kappa
Mr. Robeson
Ohio University Men's Glee Club
Glee Club
Metropolitan Opera
Nedda
Town Hall
Naumberg
Europe
Myra Hess
O. L. Hoisington
H. G. James
Fred McKay
R. G. Palmer
Ralph Parks
Nelsonville
H. Wescott Roach
C. C. Robinson
Dean Irma Voigt
Gasco Woman's Club meets hears Irish jokes and readings
The Gasco Woman's Club met with 18 members and 2 guests. Marie Gorham led a St Patrick's Day program with Bertha Wagoner, Vandeveer readings, and a mystery package won by Jessie Klingenburg. Next, a jitney supper at the Gas Company warehouse is planned for April 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasco Woman's Club
Marie Gorham
Sunnyside Drive
St. Patrick’s Day
A. L. Vandeveer
Garfield Porter
Jessie Klingenburg
Bertha Wagoner
Vandeveer
Pitfalls of Love and a Forged Letter Mystery
Madge Graham confronts Ronald Brixton over a recently received letter from his fiancée Marion Morion. The note, tied to a possible forgery, hints at Marion's sudden infatuation with another man and silent days after her disappearance. Madge urges Ronald to retrieve the envelope's missing clues while coordinating with Mary Veritsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald
Weirhampton
Oakdale
New Haven
Marion
Mary Veritzen
Madge Graham
Ronald Brixton
Brixton
Marion Morion
Madge
Mary Veritsen
Mark
Westhampton
New York
Mary
Sequel to Marriage Meddlers unfolds in family plans
In a serialized scene Adele G Rison’s tale follows a narrator guiding relatives through a morning of departure and reconciliation. Plans are set for trips to New York and Westhampton as forgiveness and duty collide with family duties and romantic tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Dicky
Dicky
New York
Mary
Marion
Carolyn
Westhampton
Band Concert Sunday March 23 at Memorial Auditorium
Ohio University Symphonic Band presents a Sunday afternoon concert in Memorial Auditorium at 3:00 p.m. The program opens with Gopak by Moussorgsky, and includes Finale in F minor by Tschaikowsky, a cornet solo Grand Russian Fantasia by Robert Hofstetter, Finale from the Life for the Czar by Glinka, Russian Sailor’s Dance from the Red Poppy by Gliere, and March Slave by Tschaikowsky. The event marks the second in the series under Prof. Curtis W. Janssen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Symphonic
Memorial Auditorium
Gopak
Moussorgsky
Tschaikowsky
Robert Hofstetter
Glinka
Gliere
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Vincent O'Brien
Frederick Thon
Alice Howell
Arvin Kinsley
Josephine Tuminia
Family Relations Institute
BPW
Pallas Club
Elsie Druggan
Church St
REX Koons Music Shop
Athena Theatre
Ohio
Chi Omega Bridge For
Lydia Lash Evans
Weber Home
Mrs
John Algeo
Bridge Club
Charles Edwin Hooper
Temianka, Novaes
Gorham
Phillips
Richard Phillips
Roy Minnick
Troy
Charles Minnick
Eckerman, Mich
Young Woman's Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Women's Society Christian Service
Y Adele
Philip L. Peterson
Summit County
Ohio University Alumni Association
Akron
Silvus
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
McCallum
South America
Logan
Broughton
Broughton’s
Curtis W. Janssen
Parker Bros. Music Store
Athens’ Home Music Store
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