Igor Gorin Delights Audience In Memorial Hall Concert
The Messenger praises Igor Gorin, a Ukraine born baritone and star of the Czechoslovakian National Opera, for a memorable Memorial Auditorium performance. The audience filled the hall, with Gorin delivering a delightful, versatile program that charmed listeners across radio and live venues.
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Igor Gorin
Memorial Hall
Gorin
Memorial Auditorium
Ukraine
Czechoslovakian National Opera
Igor Gorin Thrives As Vocal Artist In Memorial Concert
Igor Gorin drew an attentive audience with a varied program featuring Polish and English songs, including Over the Steppe and Within My Dreams. Accompanist Adolf Bauer enhanced the performance with Chopin Nocturne and Strauss Paraphrase, earning encore after encore from a grateful crowd.
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Gretchaninoff
Krakow City
Adolf Bauer
Chopin
Strauss-Grunfeld
Igor Gorin
Marriage Meddlers in New York City Hotel Lansfield
Madge Graham waits in New York City at the Lansfield Hotel to foil a plot involving her husband Dicky. A mysterious woman at the magazine office warns of danger if Dicky leaves his door, while Madge endures a tense, fragmented telephone exchange, unsure of the caller’s identity and motives as Dicky fails to arrive.
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Madge
Dicky
New York City
Madge Graham
Lansfield
Magasine
the Lansfield
Mystery Calls Hint at Hidden Danger in Hotel Room
Adele Garrison learns strangers pressed for Mr. Graham but insists she is not expected. A hotel operator offers eavesdropping from the next call, warning of listening danger. The narrator plans to monitor future inquiries while keeping Dicky safe, as conspirators probe for them. Continued tomorrow.
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Dicky
M and H Circle Holds Meeting at The Plains
The M and H Circle met Friday night at Mrs Thelma Linscott s home The Plains with 16 members responding. A quilt top by Mrs Matie Pritchard was presented and will be quilted. first session Nov 6 at I O C F Hall. Mystery package to Mrs Clara Wallace. annual dinner planned for Nov 10 at Mrs Margaret McHarg s New Marshfield Rd. Prizes won by Mrs Mary Knox Mrs Elizabeth Harvey Mrs Beatrix Rosser Mrs Lillian Sweeney and Mrs F Co Tribe. Halloween refreshments and decorations noted. Also Woman s Club of Poston Community to meet Oct 25 7 00 pm with Mountain Craft display and social hour. Buried at Hebbardsville: a stillborn son born Oct 22 to Mr and Mrs James A Graham Albany Route Two buried Hebbardsville Cemetery. Mrs Graham formerly Miss Julia Blackwood daughter of Charles Blackwood Albany.
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M. & H. Circle
Thelma Linscott
the Plains
Matie Pritchard
C.F. Hall
Clara Wallace
Margaret McHarg
New Marshfield Rd
Mary Knox
Elizabeth Harvey
Beatrix Rosser
Lillian Sweeney
F. Co. Tribe
Woman's Club of
Poston
Hebbardsville
James A. Graham
Albany
Route Two
Hebbatdsville
Graham
Julia Blackwood
Charles Blackwood
Standard Bearers District Meeting Hosts Tea at Church
Sixty members from McArthur Logan Baltimore Basil attended a district rally and tea at First Methodist Church after a two thirty start. Mrs. William Bryant presided as Ruth Crow led songs. The program featured welcomes, ritual, musical numbers, and awards for attendance amid a tea served with a Japanese doll centerpiece.
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First Methodist Church
McArthur
Logan
Baltimore
Basil
William Bryant
Martha Lou Dowler
Ruth Jane Crow
Wilbur Lanning
Athens
Lethe
Ruth Ann Grover
Frances Hessel
Forrest McBee
Florence Miller
Park Avenue
Helen Haas
Betty Hass
Ruth Crow
Joan Herrold
Annabel
Dorothy Ann Pearson
Ruth Ann Wright
Betty Lou Wyckoff
Marjorie Browning
Helen Hopkins
Harriet Heck
Marjorie Bardin
Jane Glad
College Education Is Nice But Not Always Necessary
The piece argues that a college degree is not essential for success and that higher education can come from life experience, work, and self-education. It cites graduates facing job markets and suggests libraries, reading, and cultural exposure as viable paths to learning and growth.
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New York
Concord News Briefs Box supper and masquerade planned
Concord sponsoring a box supper and masquerade at Mrs. Margie Howard's home Thursday to raise funds for the Concord heater fund with prizes for attendees. Nearby visits and gatherings are noted, including relatives and friends visiting from Athens, Cincinnati, Zanesville, Dayton, and Orient. Also reported are indoor picnics, Lancaster Fair attendance, and funeral services for Catherine Earich McDaniel near Guysville.
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Concord
Margie Howard
Clarence White
W. S. Grigg
Zanesville
Lola Boudinot
Athens
Carl Antle
Phyllis
C. B. Tigner
O. B. Boudinot
Wyllie
Floyd Werner
Vera
Lancaster Fair
Harlin Linscott
Lena Boudinot
Blanche Blincoe
Lona Boudinot
Jack Blincoe
Mildred
R. H. Howard
Concord Church
Catherine Earich McDaniel
Guysville
Max Martin
Calendar notes from Athena Delphian and allied groups
A busy Tuesday calendar lists Athena Delphian Club meeting at 7 30 p m at Mrs Glen Staneart 73 Maple wood Drive Child Conservation League and Better Living Group of A A U W host 7 30 p m sessions with topics Socialized Medicine and What Type Are You Mrs Nora W Atkinson Republican official opens house Tuesday afternoon West Side PTA Study Group meets 7 30 p m WEDNESDAY brief notices cover Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae P E O Hillcrest Needle Club Home Makers Club Pocahontas Lodge U C D Sewing Club Thursday piano tuning and seasonal care reminders emphasize timely maintenance and moth prevention.
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Athena Delphian Club
Glen Staneart
Maplewood Drive
Better Living Group
A.A.U.W
Faculty Woman's Club
Wilhelmina Jacobsen
Ohio University Home Economics Department
Girls Must Stand Tall To Wear Bustle Styles
Women are urged to adopt a complete new feminine look for fall featuring bustles, embroidery, and a refined posture. The piece emphasizes subtle makeup, coiffures, and meticulously groomed hands, urging ladies to carry head and shoulders high and avoid gamin styles.
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Dresden
Home Codes of Laws Help Children Behave Better
An essay urges families to establish clear positive rules for children rather than endless warnings. It compares childhood discipline to navigating unfamiliar city traffic and suggests rewriting prohibitions as do’s to reduce irritation. Also notes a social event: Mr and Mrs J E Baker announce a bel ling and shower at their Athens Route Three home on Oct 28 for Roy Chapman’s celebration.
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J. E. Baker
Athens
Route Three
Roy Chapman
Mary Baker
Quick moving events hint at romance and risk for today
The day foresees rapid developments in private matters over friendship and adventure with possible intrigues and dubious plots. Courageous, discerning counsel from trusted friends may avert pitfalls, and those born today may enjoy a lively year with prudent decisions and balanced emotions.
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John Dowler
Youngwood
J. K. Vickers
N. Congress St
George Stenger
Shirley Circle
Steubenville
Stenger
Mr. Vickers
Rhoda McLeod
Bernece
New Marshfield Road
Milton Cooper
Port Clinton
G. W. Partlowe
Tulsa
Okla
Florence Hawkins
Wellston
Carl Pico
Harriet Weymeuller
Getta Ley
W. W. Bryson
Glouster
Charles Peoples
Pomeroy
Parkersburg
Adrian McVey
Williamsport
McVey
G. H. Maxwell
Mill St
Mary Brown Moore
Chicago
Maxwell
Inez Notestine
Adda Marie Grones
Church St
Cleveland
John Cabeen
Richland Ave
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Howard Flinn
Akron
Nora F. Stephenson
Ond
R. L. Marlow
Coshocton
Circleville
Ly Adele Garrison
Poston Woman's Club
London
Taska
Ruth Millett
Concord News Briefs
Child Conservation League
C. E. Shuster
Charles Farrow
Guild of the Christian Church
Ethel Beekman
Hudson Ave
Frances Packard
Rowena Sprout
W. E. A. Review
LO. O. F. Hall
Progressive Literary Club
Roy Andrews
May Ave
Elmwood Place
Faculty Women's Club
Nora W. Atkinson
Republican State Central
Tenth District
N. Lancaster St
West Side
PTA
Alpha Gamma Delta
Robert P. Tompkins
E.O
Irene Devlin
Lawrence Apartments
Hillcrest Needle Club
A. N. Johnson
Grosvenor St
Home Makers’ Club
Raymond Webb
Fisher Rd
Pocahontas Lodge
Red Men's Hall
UCD Club
U.C.D. Sewing Club
Alicia Hart
Olive Roberts Barton
Genevieve Kemble
BY Gort
Metropole
Bond Street
Personality
Shannon
Ron
Gallaher
S. Court St
Milldeck’s Shoe Store
N. Court St
Ohio
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