Columbus Boychoir Opens Community Concerts Season
The Columbus Boychoir will perform at Me al Auditorium in Athens on Wednesday Oct 27 at 8 15 p m opening the Community Concerts series. Founded by Herbert Huffman in 1940 the school trains 110 grammar school boys and selects 40 for the Boychoir ensemble. The group has gained national fame through tours and broadcasts and offers scholarships to talented boys.
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Columbus Boychoir
Meal Auditorium
Athens
Pegehor
Herbert Huffman
Columbus Boychoir School
Columbus Kiwanis Club
Broad Street Presbyterian Church
America
Boychoir
Columbus Boyehoir
Boychoir School
Varsity O Dance Crowds Ohio University Homecoming Night
Varsity O Homecoming events end with two informal dances at the Men's Gymnasium from 8:30 to 12. Jimmy Franck's Philharmonics played for the Varsity O dance with Miss Homecoming Betty Justice and court honored. Alumni and guests enjoyed a gridiron themed gym decoration and gifts from Athens merchants. Club Five hosted a second Homecoming dance at the Armory with Ronnie Ayers and his orchestra.
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Ohio University
Jimmy Franck
Philharmonics
Betty Justice
Billie Reid
Beverly Whipple
Stan Zylowski
Athens
Varsity Okey
Varsity O
John C. Baker
Irma F. Voigt
Maurel Hawkins
B. T. Grover
Don C. Peden
Laverne Lausche
Emmett Rowles
Neil Thomas
Edward Sudnick
Edward Mazzocco
Bill Brandle
Club Five
the Armory
Ronnie Ayers
Albany PTA Program Promises Poetry and Social Hour
Albany PTA holds its regular meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the High School Auditorium. The program features an invocation, group singing, poems read by Florence Brown, Presbyterian Choir music, a parent talk, group discussion, and a social hour with doughnuts for refreshments. Rome Grange meets Wednesday at IOOF Hall with first and second degrees for a candidate class. coffee will be served by committee members.
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Albany Pta
Hyde
Kasier
MacDowall
Florence Brown
Presbyterian Choir
Rome
Beta Sigma Phi rushees enjoy tea at Cottage Tea House
Sunday afternoon Beta Sigma Phi rushees attended a tea at the Cottage Tea House hosted by Mrs Wald. Beatrice Spaling was elected president, succeeding Ruth Turner who is leaving after her husband graduates. Peggy Quigley and Marjorie Kidd announced fundraisers including white elephant auction bake sale and Wonder Box raffles. The group plans doll and clothing drives for Navajo Indians and seeks old dolls in Athens. Next meeting is November 2 at 8 p.m.
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Cottage
Wald
Beatrice Spaing
Spaing
Beta Sigma Phi
Ruth Turner
Turner
Previow
Doris Kaparoff
Mexico
Ha Davis
Nelsonville
Gallup
N.M
Athens clubs schedule and military furlough noted
Club calendars list Women's Music Monday at 34 Elm Place and a Women's Democratic Club meeting at Hotel Berry. Circle meetings at First Methodist Church cover five homes with note on a Booth Festival drive. Maecenas Literary Club meets at 19 Curran Drive and Needle Club gathers at Tea House with hostess. Jack D. Carbaugh granted a 15 day furlough home to Athens before reporting to Bu wood England for War Department duty.
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Athens
H. R. Wilson
Elm Place
First
Methodist Church
Vickers
Cecil Cooley
Burns
McPherson
Congress
Benz
Roy Paynter
Northwood
Robe
H Kellogg
N. College
Schilling
B Morris
Congress Apts
Williams
George Coe
N. Ce
Maecenas Literary Club
Lewis McBride
Curran
England
Jack D. Carbaugh
Br Air Base
Washington, D
Mrs. Carbaugh
Carbaugh
Buwood
War Department
Athens club meeting fosters city improvements
Mrs. Walter Porter opened the session as program chair with Mrs. Will Williams presenting ideas from the Lydia Lash Evans Club on improving Athens. Members contributed suggestions during the roll call at Mrs. F. C. Shilling’s home on E. State Street.
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Lydia Lash Evans
F. C.shilling
E. State St
Athens
Walter Porter
Will Williams
Funeral services for Charles Drake Sr at Redtown Free Methodist
Funeral services were held October 10 for Charles Drake Sr., 74, at Redtown Free Methodist Church with Rev. Lewis Robinson officiating. Burial followed at Taylor Ridge Cemetery. Several relatives and friends traveled from nearby towns for the service and accompanying visits.
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Taylor Ridge
Charles Drake
Redtown Free Methodist Church
Lewis Robinson
Athens
Clarence Woods
William Smith
John Wencer
Fred Hiltenbruner
Charles McDaniels
Samuel Serosky
Taylor Ridge Cemetery
Alex Spurges
Walter Spurges
Eugene Walter
Julius Galai
Mike Spurges
Detroit
Charles Drake, Jr
John Chugalas
Timmy
Corning
James Boheman
Alex Hegie
Dayton
le Jack R. Vore
Glouster
Basil Vore
Sarah Pidcock
Emerson Wandling
Susan
David
the Plains
Herman Kempton
Inez
Jacksonville
Bert Murray
George Herbst
Henry Martin
Julia Marie Herbst
Sherley
Sharon Elizabeth
Jimmie
Emmett
Lancaster
Carl Herbst
Shelva Jean
Patricia
Carl Edward
Hollister
Alice Palmer
Trimble
Alice Shifflet
Walter
Charles Morrison
Greens Run
Ruth Murray
Marietta Osteopathic Hospital
David Swartz
Billie
William Swartz
Swartz
Carl Welling
Community notices and social events from Reedsville area
The Youth Fellowship of the Methodist Church met at the Barnetts on October 12. WSCS members gathered October 13 hosted by Eunice Sprague. A Halloween Garden Club party occurred October 14 with decor and program led by Savilla Barnett. Additional notes include visits, a hospital discharge, and a birth announcement at St Joseph Hospital.
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Reedsville
Methodist Church
Bert Barnett
Eunice Sprague
WSCS
Gladys Williams
Garden Club
Savilla Barnett
Nettie Cowdery
Mrs. Barnett
Lucie Barnett
Kate L. Kibble
Ina Massar
Lucy Kibble
Bess Larkins
Lillian Pickens
Dorothy Riebel
Anna Randolph
Laura Ruth
Gladys Sisson
Edna Stewart
Blanche Ruth
Emma Whitehead
Madeline West
Edna Ziegler
Chicago
Clara Massar
Ruth Anne Williams
Luella
Louise Riebel
Henry Schuler
London
Ohio
Co. E. Humphrey
Ella Bailey
Meigs General Hospital
Carl Walton
St. Joseph Hospital
Mattie Sherman
Beaver
Arthur Mills
Weekend Guests Spread Across Several Towns
Mrs. Ernest Kennedy of Akron spent a weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Grapes. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Rife of Columbus visited Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Grover. Mrs. Carrie Fulton of Pomeroy stayed with Mrs. Lottie Roush. Mrs. Carl Russell of Newark also spent a week with her parents. Ed Thompson and Blaine Haskins hosted guests from Addison and London respectively. Howard Warner and Frank Tate of Mississippi visited their mother Mrs. Ida Warner. Leta Ann Grover of Columbus spent a weekend with her parents. Alice Yeanger.
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Cheshire
Ernest Kennedy
Akron
W. J. Grapes
Douglas Rife
Columbus
Ivan Grover
Carrie Fulton
Pomeroy
Lottie Roush
Carl Russell
Newark
Eugene Watson
Ed Thompson
Addison
Curt Swisher
Community Notes From Ewington And Nearby
Mrs Grover Par sons of Buffalo West Virginia visited the A Parsons home for a weekend. Lenox Comber moved into a newly completed home. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Knox traveled to West Virginia for funeral services for her brother whose body was returned from overseas. Ross Baker cared for their home while away. Charles Ratcliff nears moving into a near finished home. Marion Woodall family plans Alliance relocation. Helen Sprouse and Bell Terry visited Gladys Woodall. Marion McGhee and Janet were Yankee Street visitors. Verna Woodall referenced. The daddy longlegs or harvestman has legs up to 200 times its body length.
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Ewington
Grover Parsons
Buffalo
W.va
A. Parsons
Lenox Comber
Kenneth Knox
West Virginia
Ross Baker
Charles Ratcliff
Marion Woodall
Alliance
Helen Sprouse
Bell Terry
Gladys Woodall
Marion McGhee
Janet
Verna Wooda
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