Ohio University Symphony Delivers Varied Classical Program
The Ohio University Symphony Orchestra conducted by DeForest W. Ingerham performed in Memorial Auditorium. Miriam Walker earned praise for Mendelssohn Violin Concerto in E minor Op. 64. Bach’s A Mighty Fortress Is Our God and Beethoven Symphony No. 1 in C major featured organ-like tone and agile contrasts. The program closed with Rimsky Korsakoff Dance of the Buffoons and Clark’s At The Spinet.
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Beethoven
Bach
Mendelssohn
Ohio University Symphony Orchestra
DeForest W. Ingerham
Memorial Auditorium
Miriam Walker
Our God
Clark
Rimsky-Korsakoff
Husbands Entertained by Faithful Few at Cottage Tea
Members of the Faithful Few hosted their husbands at the Cottage Tea House on Thursday night. The event featured bingo and Pedro with prizes for high and low scores, a candlelit luncheon, and sweet peas as table centerpieces. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Wade Swartz, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Bowles, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bardin, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Schenz, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Nida, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Norris, Mrs. Mabel Mapes, Miss Ethel Downing, and Mr. Alsa Cosgrove. The next meeting on April 2 will host the husbands for a steak fry at the Fish and Game Club House.
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Cottage
Pedro
Ethel Downing
Dwight Bowles
Raymond Bardin
G. W. Schenz
Sweet Peas
Wade Swartz
Stanley Nida
Ralph Norris
Mabel Mapes
Ethel Down
Alsa Cosgrove
Fish and Game Club
M and H Circle Hosts and Bible Class Elects Officers
The M and H Circle met at Mrs. Emma Graham's home with 12 members present. The Women’s Bible Class at the Presbyterian Church elected new officers and served refreshments. Dr Frances A Hellebrandt arrived to visit relatives before heading to Washington for a medical meeting.
Those Days Are Gone Forever in Athens Recalled
A nostalgic sketch recalls 1918 arrival of a Washington plane with false armistice news to Athens near the current Municipal Airport. It notes Joe Jordan’s cider press on Canaanville Road and tall tales of a woods panther near the Children’s Home east of town.
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Athens
Washington
Athens Municipal
Joe Jordan
Canaanville Road
Sloane
State St
Carpenter St
Fern St
Hood
Sam
Court St
Emma Booth Tucker Circle appoints nominating committee
The Emma Booth Tucker Circle met Friday at the Salvation Army Hall and appointed a nominating committee led by Mrs. Walter Hinshaw with assistants Mrs. Mamie Gates and Mrs. Carlson White to select officers for the next meeting. A program included a demonstration and instruction in book binding and repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Booth Tucker
Salvation Army Hall
Walter Hinshaw
Mamie Gates
Carlson White
Pallas Club Reviews The Green Light by Lloyd Douglas
Mrs. L C Staats reviewed The Green Light by Lloyd Douglas at the Pallas Club meeting hosted by Mrs. William Shepherd 9 Morris Ave Saturday. After the review Mrs Rush Elliott led the discussion. A Sunday School class plans an amateur program and old time pie social April 3 at the Mechanicsburg Schoolhouse with entry calls to Mrs C A Hooper or Mrs R E Burson by March 31.
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Lloyd Douglas
L. C. Staats
Pallas Club
William Shepherd
Morris Ave
Rush Elliott
Richland Ave
Missionary Society Elects New Officers
The Women s Missionary Society of the Richland M. P. Church elected officers at their meeting on Thursday. Mrs. B. H. Edwards was chosen president, Mrs. D. C. Wooster vice president, Miss Mae Stanton recording secretary, and Mrs. J. R. Martin corresponding secretary and treasurer. Miss Constance Andrews Congress Apts. is a guest at the Hotel Lincoln in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the Richland M. P. Church
B. H. Edwards
D. C. Wooster
Mae Stanton
J. R. Martin
Constance Andrews
Congress Apts
Lincoln
New York City
Liquid Diet Aids Beauty And Energy Claims From Vintage Advice
A 3 day liquid diet is proposed to boost energy and appearance. The piece argues winter sluggishness and urges weight control with milk juice and clear soups, followed by moderate solid foods and avoidance of rich desserts and excess starches.
Rhode Island Remains Nation’s Densest Population State
Rhode Island, the smallest state, continues to have the highest population density in the United States, reflecting its compact size and concentrated communities.
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Rhode Island
Union
Hold Your Breath March Marches On And Old Man Winter
The column muses on whether winter is truly leaving with Old Man Winter lingering past the planned 1:58 Friday March 20 time. It contemplates spring’s arrival, March’s volatile weather, and hopes for April to heal damaged rivers, sprout seeds, and bring warmer days.
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Kay Murphy
Winter
Mars
Crocus
Sing Jane a Lullaby If You Would Have Her Take to Music
Dr. Ernest G. Hesser of Cincinnati public schools argues lullabies aid child music awareness during a weekly music conference. He says proper listening builds music consciousness and mothers should sing to their children despite varying singing quality. Rev. and Mrs. Ray Huff travel to Delphos for a two week evangelistic service.
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Jane
Ernest G. Hesser
Cincinnati Public Schools
Hesser
Ray Huff
New Marshfield
Delphos, O
Huff
March 23 24 Social Calendar Listings
East Side PTA meets at Mrs. Francis Frebault 145 HK State St Monday 7 p m topic leader Mrs L C Staats. AAUW Consumers Group meets Tuesday 7 30 p m in Faculty Women's Club Rooms topic Ury cleaning leaders Miss Edna Feit Miss Alta Cooper. Maecenas Literary Club hosts Mrs EB W Kimes 167 Lancaster St Tuesday 2 p m. CUCL annual guest night Tuesday 7 30 p m Chamber of Commerce rooms hosts Mrs W F Giesecke and Mrs James A Jones. Regrets or acceptances to hostesses by Tuesday noon bring a book for county library service. Athena Velphian Club meets Mrs R A Dalton The Cottage Tea House Tuesday 7 40 p m. WBA meets IOOF Hall Tuesday night potluck dinner 6 30 p m guests Mrs Minerva Mann state field director from Toledo and Miss Ina Hoover district deputy New Salem program open to public. Progressive Literary Club meets Tuesday 7 30 p m Mrs A N Johnson 42 Grosvenor St. Business and Professional Women Club special meeting Tuesday 7 30 p m clubrooms. Mechanicsburg Parentsingers and First Aid Class meet Tuesday 7 p m at school building moved from Monday. Women’s Auxiliary Church of Good Shepherd meets Mrs E S Finsterwald 24 Church St Tuesday 2 p m. Women’s Home Missionary Society Central Ave M B Church to meet Tuesday 7 p m at Mrs Anna Edwards 100 Second St. Presbyter ian Class will meet Mrs Frank Dilley Columbia Ave Tuesday 6 p m.
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AAUW
Edna Feit
Alta Cooper
Maecenas Literary Club
EB. W. Kimes
Lancaster St
CUCL
Chamber of Commerce
W. F. Giesecke
James A. Jones
County Library Service
Athena Velphian Club
R. A. Dalton
Cottage
Minerva Mann
Toledo
Ina Hoover
New Salem
Progressive Literary Club
A. N. Johnson
Grosvenor St
Business and Professional Women
Mechanicsburg
Women's Auxiliary
Church of Good Shepherd
Finsterwald
Women's Home Missionary Society of
Central Ave. M.B
Anna Edwards
The
Presbyterian Church
Frank Dilley
Columbia Ave
D A R Chapter News Highlights Defense and Child Aid
Nabby Lee Ames Chapter of the D A R met to describe national defense views and work aiding underprivileged children. Major Mills spoke on a balanced defense policy, government by the people, and defending rights through preparedness. Training in Ohio Society education and flag exhibits were also shared.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Nabby Lee Ames
Desalty Woman
Major Mills
Columbus
The
Ohio Society
Water Everywhere But Not a Drop To See
Flood conditions near Pomeroy kept traffic from reaching the city as motorists sought a glimpse. Five state patrolmen warned visitors that congestion could be fatal and that travel was discouraged despite curiosity luring crowds.
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Pomeroy
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