Ohio University Band Concert Draws 3000 in Memorial Auditorium
Ohio University's Band under Bandmaster Curtis W. Janssen enthralled a crowd exceeding 3,000 at the ninth annual concert in Memorial Auditorium. The program mixed Bach, Dvorak, and student compositions with solo turns by Nell Foster and others, ending with the Goldman March as purple and gold lights glow.
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Curtis W. Janssen
Ohio University
Kom
Susser Tod
Bouree
Romberg
Welsh
Wendler
Evans
Squires
Messrs
Smith
Brashares
Flesher
Janssen
Africa
Harlem
Maria
Mari
Sailor
Miss Stratemeyer
Miss Flower
Messrs. Frische
Blankenship
Kennedy
Newman Powell
Mr. Flesher
Mr. Witzler
Robert Morgan
Prof
C. C. Robinson
Pete Hlinka
Richard Barber
Vincent Jukes
Mothers Week End Honors a Large City Audience
Hundreds of Ohio University mothers attended the 14th Annual Mothers Week end in Athens enjoying teas dinners and other events. The list of attendees includes Mrs Carl Kissner Mrs Effie Blower Mrs Woolsey and many more from Athens and across Ohio with participants from Cleveland Columbus Marietta Youngstown and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Athens
Carl Kissner
Effie Blower
Woolsey
George Minnameyer
Albert Smith
Mary Jane Hitchcock
E. L. Church
Evan J. Jones, Jr
L. C. Baker
J. A. Fuller
Elmer Finsterwald
William A. Ruston
H. T. Houf
W. R. Cable
Bessie Perry
Granville
Henry Tubaugh
Sardis
A. M. Peters
Cleveland
M. Pianowski
L. A. Burns
Conneaut
C. A. Kraus
C. W. Thomas
Londonderry
Harry Cockerell
Chillicothe
Fred H. Brewer
Ralph P. Lancaster
Zanesville
Alex Ellerman Jr
Piqua
Howard Stanley
Albany
Fred Priesand
Clyde Sproull
Tunnel Hill
Fred Bucklew
Warsaw
Burt W. Parks
Lancaster
Norma E. Kinney
Hts
Ann Corrigan
Paul Ashton
Youngstown
Allan D. Jones
Sydney Hayden
C. W. Witham
Marietta
H. S. Stowe
Ohio
Dan Green
Johnstown
Arthur Griffith
George A. Reid
Oceanside
Long Island
Morris Anderson
Lyndon
Edgar L. Forsyth
Alexandria
L. M. Smith
Malta
H. D
Ashville
James H. Robinson
Bellaire
Fred J. Ackermann
Lakewood
John T. Howell
Flushing
J. L. Owens
Jeffersonville
Elmer de Rolph
Harry Mullett
M. D. Thompson
Conneautville
A. Scharzer
P. Altman
Phil Taylor
Jeannette
Elizabeth Rollins
Harold Taber
Ralph W. Mack
Hamilton
C. H. Gamertsteder
Coshocton
Loren Simpson
Newark
Homer L. Simpson
Ray Myer
H. E. Ash
Bowling Green
W. P. Hanna
Brewster
Chas. W. Black
Parkersburg
W. Va
George A. Ketner
Toboso
O. S. Lehman
Wooster
H. M. Sponseller
N. Canton
W. D. Reynolds
Elkins
E. L. Weimer
Marion
Fred Wagner
Mansfield
M. C
Demmy
Lititz
A. Dieringer
Besse Taylor
Cambridge
L. B. Palmer
Newcomerstown
C. O. Reynolds
Carroll Wright
New Philadelphia
Harold Daugherty
Warren
Chas. E. Slaven
Royal E. Pfahler
E. L
Home Makers Club meets at The Home of Mrs Wright
Mrs Wright hosted the Home Makers Club at her May Ave home for an all day session. Twenty five members and guests enjoyed a noon dinner with a tulip centerpiece and mystery prize won by Mrs Nora Frank. Guest Mrs R J Kittle noted. next May meeting will be hosted by Mrs H R Jacoby. 90 W Ford news shows Millie Jones reports daughter Lucile Jones Estle is recovering from a major operation at Methodist Hospital Los Angeles.
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Ross Wright
Home Makers Club
May Ave
Nora Frank
R. J. Kittle
H. R. Jacoby
Wford
Millie Jones
Central Ave
Richard Estle
Lucile Jones
Independence Ave
Huntington Park
Calif
Methodist Hospital
Los Angeles
Men’s Glee Club Serenade Delights Large Crowd
A Saturday night serenade on the Memorial Auditorium steps drew a huge, sleepy crowd. Vernon Smolik’s Night and Day impressed as did the concert’s blend of classical and lighter music. Alma Mater closed the program as the group under Philip L. Peterson received enthusiastic applause.
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William Evans
Memorial Auditorium
Vernon Smolik
Glee Club
Philip L. Peterson
Hughey Backenstoe
All Faculty Cast Delivers in Old Lady 31 Met Play
In Memorial Theater the all faculty troupe presents Old Lady 31 with Abe Buchan as a man who becomes mollycoddle to 30 women. Edith Wray and J. E. Thackery lead a strong cast including Mary Flannagan, Blessy, Dana Kelly, and Irene Voigt in a series of interwoven romances and comic scenes.
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Norman R. Buchan
Abe
Women’s League
Angie
Edith M. Wray
Mr. Buchan
Dr. Wray
Prof. J. E. Thackery
John
Memorial
Shure
Abigal
Dean Irma E. Voigt
L. J. Otis
Nancy
Dean's Tea for Mothers at Dean Voigt's Home
Ohio University hosts a Mothers Tea Sunday with Dean Irma E. Voigt welcoming many guests. The event featured members of the Women's League Senate and the Men's Union in a warm receiving line with Ruth Van Orsdall Lois Faulstick and Victor Whitehouse present. Mr. O C McVay hosts guests including Mr. and Mrs. L A Gift and Mr. A L Evans for Evans 81st birthday on May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Irma E. Voigt
Ohio University
Dean Voigt
Women’s League
Senate
Men’s Union
Ruth van Orsdall
O. C. McVay
Oakwood Place
L. A. Gift
Columbus
A. L. Evans
Hebbardsville
Mr. Evans
Evans
Mrs. McVay
George Evans
Athens State Hospital
Second St Ninth Anniversary Birthday Party Noted
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dean hosted the ninth birthday gathering for Second St residents. April honorees included Mrs. Frank Dean and others. cake by Mrs. J W Hudson with nine candles. Flowers from Miss Beatrice Finsterwald arrived from New York. Seventy attendees played Chinese checkers after dinner at 6.
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Frank Dean
Second St
J. W. Hudson
Russell Dean
Mabel Durst
Elsie Finsterwald
Paul Hudson
Paul Sayre
Ella Mae Huffman
Cora McElroy
W. A. Wolfe
N. S. Welk
Beatrice Finsterwald
New York
Marriage Meddlers Plot to Wed Queen Olga
Madge Graham uncovers a plot by Philip Veritzen to install a wire rig and spy equipment in a New York hotel suite while arranging an interview with exiled Transylvanian Queen Olga. Miss Whitlock reports a window washer in a wire outfit and a manager’s involvement as the plan unfolds amid family tensions. Continued tomorrow.
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Philip Veritzen
Madge Graham
Lansfield
New York City
Sag Harbor
Olga
Transvania
Veritzen
Mary
Madge
Lillian Underwood
Miss Whitlock
Lillian
the Lansfield
Miss Phillips Challenges Working Women at Athens District Meet
Lena Mad esin Phillips International President of the Business and Professional Women's Club directed three challenges to about 200 Ohio business women at the Athens district meeting. She warned younger workers about losing jobs to married women and urged protecting legislation for working women while rallying for global leadership and peace.
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U. S
Miss Phillips
Lena Madesin Phillips
Business and Professional Women's Club
Ohio
Athens
International Federation
National Federation
Phillips
Federation
Dole
Norway
Italy
New York City
H. Pearl von Au
Cleveland
Blanche Marquis
Marietta
Maude S. Wisell
Akron
Elinor Perrin
Rowena G. Sprout
Florence Given
Columbus Club
Neil House
Columbus
UCD Luncheon Held at Mrs Cole Home
A spring themed UCD luncheon was hosted by Mrs. Edward Cole of 102 E State St. The two course meal followed a social hour of needlework with assistance from Mrs. L W Russell Mrs C L Jordan and Mrs H G Householder. Guests included Mrs C U M Copeland Mrs Dent Russell Mrs W E Clark and Mrs I K Bennett.
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UCD
Edward Cole
E. State St
L. W. Russell
C. L. Jordan
H. G. Householder
CU. M. Copeland
Dent Russell
W. E. Clark
I. K. Bennett
Engineers Have Tea For 100 Mothers at Ohio University
Ohio University engineers hosted a Mother’s Day tea for more than 100 mothers at the Home Management House on 54 East Union Street. The reception ran from two to three thirty in the afternoon with notable attendees including William H. McBride, D. J. Green, E. H. Gaylord, and Dean William Young. Miss Phyllis Duerr served as hostess with engineers assisting. Mrs. A. A. Atkinson and Mrs. William Young presided at the tea table.
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Ohio University Engineers
Home Management House
E. Union St
William H. McBride
O. U. Engineers
D. 3. Green
E. H. Gaylord
Dean William Young
Phyllis Duerr
A. A. Atkinson
William Young
Faithful Few Bridge Night At Mrs McDaniels
The Faithful Few Sewing Club met at Mrs Glen Mc Daniels home on Shafer Street. After a meeting and sewing hour they held bridge with prizes awarded to Mrs Robert Sheldon, Mrs Ora Hanning, Mrs Dwight Bowles, and Mrs Sheldon. travel prize to Mrs G W Schenz. Beatrix Rosser attended. Mrs Sheldon's birthday observed. Next meeting at Mrs Ralph Kyle’s on Hudson Avenue. Married People's Class will meet at Mr and Mrs M T Vermilion's home on Earich Road at 7 30 p m.
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Glen McDaniels
Shafer St
Robert Sheldon
Ora Hanning
Dwight Bowles
G. W. Schenz
Beatrix Rosser
Ralph Kyle
Hudson Ave
The
Christian Church
M. T. Vermillion
Earich Road
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