Richard Crooks to Sing in Memorial Hall Saturday
Metropolitan Opera tenor Richard Crooks will perform at Memorial Auditorium at 7 30 pm Saturday as part of Ohio University Home-Coming weekend. The program includes Bach Purcell Hayden Stradella works and Schubert Lieder with accompanist Mr Schauwecker. Additional pieces feature Rachmaninoff Chopin Sibelius Balfe and Ireland. Ezra Rachlin is announced for January 28 as next guest pianist.
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Richard Crooks
Metropolitan Opera Company
Memorial Hall
Memorial Auditorium
Community Concert Association
Ohio University
Arensky
Rachmaninoff
Chopin
Sibelius
Ireland
Balfe
la Forge
Athens
F. D. Forsyth
Bank of Athens
C. C. Robinson
School of Music
Ezra Rachlin
Home-Coming Social Series Starts With Kiwanis Dance
Kiwanis Home-Coming Dance at Hotel Berry opens a weekend of events. The schedule includes the Home-Coming Parade the Ohio Miami game open houses for sororities and fraternities, Richard Crooks Concert and WAA Carnival Saturday night. Check page 5 for exact hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Berry
Richard Crooks
Grass Run Side Hill Social and Personal
Several local residents attended a Sunday gathering at the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Saxton for the former’s seventy fifth birthday. The guest list included Elmer Dent and Vivian Fast of Charleston and Dana Williamson of Ironton with spouses, plus Dale Grimes and his daughter of Columbus and Ward Saxton and daughter of Athens.
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Hilis
Lewis Saxton
Elmer Dent
Vivian Fast
Charleston
W. Va
Dana Williamson
Ironton
Dale Grimes
Columbus
Ward Saxton
Athens
Dexter Ladies Aid Society
Pearlie Nelson
Dexter
James Henry
Barlow
QO. FE. Bratton
Henry
Washington County
G. N. Perkins
Morristown
G. O. Will
William Nicholson
Betty Dunfee
Rutland
Dorothy Molden
William Bachner
G. F. Morris
Ralph Cox
Nelsonville
Vaughn McKnight
Happy Hollow
Margaret ‘Tyree
Pleasant Valley
Florence Hutton
Marvin Chase
Mr. Union
Linnie Bratton
Alice Epple
Bunker Hill
Allegra Wood
Pomeroy
Who's Going And Coming Home From Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Bart Davidson return from a two week southern trip visiting Natchez New Orleans Pensacola Atlanta North and South Carolina Tennessee Virginia and West Virginia traveling about 3000 miles. Many other guests visit Athens for Home Coming and weekend stays with local residents including Davidson Cuyler McVay Belcher Galiger Galyean Meek Liggett Vance Stover Fuchler Trace Daggett Gray White Sanderson Lucas and others attending the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Davidson
Davidsons
A. O. Dounty
Natchez, Miss
New Orleans
Pensacola
Fla
Alabama
Atlanta
North
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
Robert F. Cuyler
Worthington
F. D. Forsyth
R. H Galiger
T. A. Galyean
Jack Meek
Huntington
Athens
Co. Liggett
Cleveland
Gene Trace
Cincinnati
J. R. Morton
North Hill
Trace
Emma Morton
WLW
R. V. Daggett
Akron
Ruth Anne Seigel
Newark
Kathryn L. Collamer
Marjorie Reichart
Rochester
N. Y
W. V. Daggett
N. High St
R. V Daggetts
Daggett
Polsky’s
W. E. Lucas
Helen Jones
M. E. ‘Twiss
E. Union St
Esther Dunham to Represent Ohio University at Alma College Event
Miss Esther Dunham will represent Ohio University at Alma College in Alma Michigan for the fiftieth anniversary celebration October 14 and 15. She is supervising critic at the University Training School and formerly resided in Alma. The Miss Dunham item appears in an announcement by President James. The text also references a Missionary Society meeting and a note on early American air travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Dunham
Ohio University
Alma College
Alma
Michigan
James
Dunham
University Training School
Nabby Ames Chapter endorses Mrs. Dailey for State Historian
Nabby Lee Ames Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. F. J. Beasley’s Grandview Heights home. Chapter regent R. W. Finsterwald led reports and endorsed Mrs. Orville D. Dailey for State Historian, noting her 28 years of service and multiple leadership roles.
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Nabby Ames
Beasley Home
Nabby Lee Ames
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
F. J. Beasley
Beasley
Grandview Heights
R. W. Finsterwald
Finsterwald
Orville D. Dailey
Dailey
Middle
United States
Ohio
S. FE
Ohio State Officers Club
Fort Gower
Daughters of American Colonists
John S. Hume
Henry M. Roberts
Maryland
DAR
John Cross
Crumley
J. T. Merwin
State Office
P. G. Hibbard
Hume
A. O. Sloane
Friday Evening Club Activities and Meetings
The calendar lists a Current Events Club meeting at 7 30 p m Friday at Mrs Williams 40 Grosvenor St. The Women's Relief Corps hosts a Halloween party at Red Men s Hall after their 7 30 p m meeting. M and H Circle meets at Mrs Lena Wood 40 Columbia Ave with hostess Mrs Lillian Sweeney. The Woman s Home Missionary group of the First M E Church moves to an evening 7 30 p m meeting. Kappa Phi alumnae plan a breakfast Sunday Oct 17 at 8 30 a m at Eastwood 198 FE State St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Current Events
William Williams
Grosvenor St
Women’s Relief Corps
Red Men’s Hall
Corps
Lenna Wood
Columbia Ave
Lillian Sweeney
First
M. E. Church
Kappa Phi
Eastwood
State St
Marian Coe
White Shrine Hosts Reception At Fenzel Home
Athens White Shrine of Jerusalem No. 6 holds a Sunday reception 2 30 to 5 00 PM at 19 Park Place honoring Mrs Mary E Bartlett elected Supreme Treasurer at Tulsa National Convention in May Mrs Grace Kelch Deputy Supreme High Priestess and Mr C E Washburn Deputy Supreme Watchman of the Shepherds invite Shrine members and friends to call Also a note that in England one in every 80 marriages ends in divorce courts
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Athens
Jerusalem
Fred Fenzel
Park Place
Mary E. Bartlett
Tulsa
Grace Kelch
C. E. Washburn
the Shepherds
Shrine
END-O-CORN Promises Quick Corn and Callous Relief
Athens Pharmacy and other drug stores advertise END-O-CORN promising quick safe removal of corns and callouses. The claim notes over 6000 removals and offers a jar priced at 50 cents, valued at 50 dollars.
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Athens
President and Mrs James Host Ohio University Faculty Reception
President and Mrs. Herman G James entertained about 300 Ohio University faculty members at a Thursday reception in the Men's Union. Dr and Mrs James, Dean and Mrs William M Young, and Dr and Mrs George N Burger attended the receiving line amid green and white decorations and a white linen serving table.
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James
O. U
Herman G. James
Ohio University
William M. Young
George N. Burger
Carl Mallow
Men’s Union
W. S. Gamnertsfelder
Birth Announcement for Joseph Conrad Herron
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Herron announce the birth of a son on October 12 at 45 Morris Ave. The newborn weighed six pounds ten ounces and is named Joseph Conrad, honoring grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Herron of New Marshfield and Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Conrad of Amanda.
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Clyde Herron
Morris Ave
Joseph Conrad
Joseph Herron
New Marshfield
L. E. Conrad
Amanda
Class Seven Church of God Meet Postponed to Oct 23
Class Seven Church of God will meet on Saturday October 23 at the home of Mrs. E L Atkins 112 N Lancaster St instead of October 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
E. L. Atkins
Lancaster St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Immunity Concert Association
Cornells
Josephine McVay
Somerset
H. R. McVay
J. A. Belcher
C. N. Mackinnon
Harry Vance
John Vance
Harvey Stover
Greenville
Nellie Fuchler
Washington D. H
Don Clippinger
A. FE. White
Springfield
Viola Tuttle
W. W
George Sanderson
Chicago
G. Walker Haney
N. Shannon Ave
Missionary Society of the
W. Union
Bird's Eye
Sea Foods
Marietta
Washington, D. C
E. B. Acomb
Mary Williams
Pilcher
Meta Glazier
Marian Bush Reeder
Presbyterian Church
L. J. Addicott
W. C. Vickers
Wiel Wien
Fenzel
England
Razor
Cline
Rex Koon and His Orchestra
Ivory
Jean
West Union St
Coca-Cola Bottling
Athens, Ohio
Mrs. Stover
Logan
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