Formal Spring Concert Presented By Racine High School Musicians
The Racine High School spring concert filled the auditorium Monday evening under vocal music instructor Mrs. Marcellene Buell. The program opened with the girls glee club performing Cloud Shadows and Happy Peasant Girl, followed by Larry Birch solo Dana and ensemble pieces Beautiful Savior and Oh Yes. The audience praised The Three Springs cantata by the glee club, narrated by Violet Ours, with Flight of the Bumble Bee as piano solo by Howard Cozart. The program lists numerous soloists and ensemble members across soprano, alto, tenor, and bass sections from the school's vocal groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Racine High School
Marcellene Buell
Girl's Glee Club
Rogers
Larry Birch
Dana
Braehe
Ights’ Glee Club
Violet Ours
Howard Cozart
Girls Glee Club
Norma J. Sellars
Bonnie Boyd
Jo Ann Webb
Have Nutter
Marilyn Grindley
Marilyn Brewer
Grace Hill
Phyllis van Meter
Jane Gilmore
Loretta Davis
Sharlene Deem
Marlene Shields
Eula Roberts
Maxine Cozard
Edna Shuler
Bonnie Badgley
Alice Fisher
Elsie Singer
Edna Stobart
Dora Birch
Janet Neville
Geraldine van Meter
Esther Coelle Clark
Barbara Roush
Marlyn McIntosh
Virginia Arnott
Janice Roush
June Buckley
Beulah West
Patsy Hart
Play Set by Rocksprings PTA at Grange Hall
POMEROY The Rocksprings PTA will stage a Friday evening play at 7 30 at the Rocksprings Grange Hall to raise funds for the annual school picnic. Eleven mothers participate and refreshments will be sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Rocksprings Pta
Rocksprings Grange Hall
Misquote Corrected for Middleport Council Meeting
A Tuesday Melanger item notes a typographical error in a Monday night council meeting quote attributed to Councilman Horton Brown. The correction states no authority was given, not an authority, clarifying the record.
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Middleport
Horton Brown
Chester Saturday dances start May 12 with Wheaton Hillbillies
Round and square dancing every Saturday night at the lodge hall Chester beginning May 12. Music by the Wheaton Hillbillies. Sets called by Dan Swisher. Mr and Mrs Harold Cha and children Vera Jane and David of Chillicothe visited the former's parents Mr and Mrs JC C Chapman of Middleport Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Lodge Hall
The
Wheaton Hillbillies
Dan Swisher
Harold Cha
Vera Jane and
David
Chillicothe
JC. C. Chapman
Middleport Hill
Middleport Social Notes Elects Officers At Club Meeting
Middleport Business and Professional Women's Club met at Heath Methodist Church. Nina B. Russell was re elected president with Nan Moore Virginia Mayes and Clara Murray among officers. A rummage sale added 262 42 to the treasury. Memorial for Mary Root observed with music. Members listed guests and visit notes from Athens Columbus Pomeroy Huntington and Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Middleport Business and Professional Women’s Club
Heath Methodist Church
Nina B. Russell
Nan Moore
Virginia Mayes
Clara Murray
Harrie Marie Smith
Susan Park
Lucille Smith
Freddie Houdashelt
Essie B. Russell
Rose Reynolds
Louella Jenkinson
Jean Bennett
Mary Louise Thomas
Anna Howell
Walter Waddell
Vivienne Middleton
Meigs Water Company
Finance Committee
Treasury
Russell
Mary Root
Marcelline Buell
Lillian Stieff
Anniversary Observed at Lake Hope Picnic
MIDDLEPORT an all day picnic at Lake Hope marked the 18th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harper. Attending were the Harpers with their son Guy William and daughter Janet, Albert Keeton, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Keeton and Guy Harper, Mr. and Mrs. Felix Alekire, Mrs. Glenna Huffman and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hoeschar with Larry and Charles, Sharon Hoschar, and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Jacobs with daughter Linda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Lake Hope
Ray Harper
the Harpers
Guy William
Janet
Albert Keeton
Ray Keeton
Guy Harper
Felix Alekire
Glenna Huffman
Leonard Hoeschar
Larry
Charles Hoschar
Sharon Hoschar
Dale Jacobs
Linda
Circus Theme Celebrates Fifth Birthday at Home
Mr and Mrs David Ohlinger hosted a circus themed party for their daughter Sandra on N Third Ave. Themed napkins favors and hats featured animals. Ice cream and individual cakes with candles were served. Grandmother Mrs Frank Gress of Pomeroy baked the large cake, with Mrs Richard Gress helping serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
David Ohlinger
Sandra
Sandy
N. Third Ave
Frank Gress
Pomeroy
Richard Gress
Weekend visits and transfers noted in Huntington
The text lists weekend visits and family gatherings in Huntington including Pvt. Gene Bass who, after five months in service at Ft. Knox, has been transferred to Seattle. Also mentioned are Mrs. Nina Bland of Akron visiting relatives, the Bowens of Roseville, the Brickles family in Dayton with their son in Korea, a dinner party omission for Mrs. George Lasher, and other Charleston area family visits involving the Pullens, Kinniards, and Yeangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Souders
Loring Connett
Thor Olson
Karen Olson
Athens
C. E. Bell
Columbus
Robert Darst
Bell
William Hawley
Charles Armel
Allie Mauck
S. Third Ave
Douglas Harrison
Charleston
Herman Bailey
Harold Harrison
Doris
Carl Jones
Charlotte Perrin
Beverly
Huntington
J. M. Archer
Gene Bass
Ft. Knox
Seattle
Dora Bass
Nina Bland
Akron
Minerva Childers
Guy Reynolds
Austin Bowen
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Jimmy Carnahan
Gerald Powell
William Robinson
Regthers
Beautiful Four Gore
Becky
Middleport, Ohio
STARK
Ohio
iSe
Gibson
BAYER
Antacida
YALE
Orchid Design
Tionery
Richard Hudnut Vanity
Ronson
IPANA
Med. Press
Portis
Middleport Social Notes
Karen Butcher
Sara
Darrell Bechtie
Kristin Rupp
Raymond Farley
Christine Beaver
Peggy
Billy Salter
Judy Butcher
Sharon Evans
Lynn Buchannan
Karl Beck
Keith
Calista Seames
Susan
Bobby Phil Meier
Jennifer Lohse
Michael Gress
Edward Farley
Clarence Rupp
Hamilton
Elgin and
Bulova
Syracuse
Heisey
Us Jewelers Main
St. Pomeroy
E. Rathburn
Frank Bean
Lyston Pullen
A. R. Pullen
M. R. Kinniard
Homer Lee Kinniard
Crooksville
Paul Yeanger
A. A. Scearberry
Floor
Electrical Department
Corox
Television Service
George
Durst
Mother's Day
Red Anchor
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