Musical Arts Club of Medina Met at Medina United Church
The Musical Arts Club of Medina affiliated with the National Federation of Music Clubs met January 4 at the Medina United Church of Christ. Performances included Bertha Strong and Margaret Thompson, a vocal quartet, a piano duet by JoAnne Zurell and Pauline Garver, a string ensemble, and a syncopation potpourri. The next meeting February 1 at Medina United Methodist Church features A Tribute to Edward MacDowell by Elsa Sabol in observance of Parade of American Music Month.
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Musical Arts Club of
Medina
National Federation of Music Clubs
Brahms Kramer
Alt- Wien
Old Vienna
Godowsky
Thelma West
Evelyn Nicodemus
June Davis
Helen Kramer
Bock
Margaret Thompson
JoAnne Zurell
Pauline Garver
Maxine
Beth Nichols
Jane Greinke
Genevieve Behrens
Barbara Naragon
Heart
Dilasso
Gavotte
Gluck
Handel
Bertha Strong
Sara Ritter
Gregory Stone
Medina United Methodist Church
Edward MacDowell
Elsa Sabol
Students showcase Social Studies teaching in PTO program
Discovery Ella Canavan students present methods in a Social Studies unit for PTO members on Monday January 24. Sixth grade studies the Middle Ages with attire and roles such as a Feudal Lord, Lady-in-Waiting, and Court Jester. Photos depict fifth grade in early America Colonial dress and fourth grade exploring Hawaii history and music.
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Ella Canavan
PTO
Donna Arick
Gary Giffen
Kelly Mains
Lamont Kinseth
Dava Moore
Cheryl Williams
Ronald Knight
Susan Yoder
How Music Began From The New Book Of Knowledge
A reader asks about the origin of music as described in the New Book of Knowledge. The article explains music as an ancient art and outlines early humans’ use of voice and simple instruments such as rattles, bone flutes, reeds, and hollow legs for rhythm and magic rites.
Origins of Harmony and the Evolution of Musical Notation
The piece traces how primitive groups began harmony as multiple pitches sounded together. It notes that early music was not written down and that Western notation emerged from medieval cathedrals, evolving with the staff and clef. music continues to develop as new sounds challenge traditional notation.
Across the Baltic from Stockholm to Helsinki A Summer Journey
A nineteen hour Baltic crossing from Stockholm to Helsinki on a weekend ship shows crowded reclining- chair sleep and lively decks. The trip includes Finnish scenery, a visit to Helsinki’s old stone train station, and a boat ride through lakes and spruce forests with Swiss hikers and American travelers aboard.
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Baltic Sea
Stockholm
Sweden
Helsinki
Finland
Hameenlinna
Women's Lib Group To Meet In Columbus
The Ohio Division of WEAL will hold a Saturday meeting in Lincoln Lodge Columbus with topics on women's liberation rights and non-violent anti discrimination strategies. Luncheon at noon features Mary Manning U S Department of Labor as keynote. other speakers include Dr Elizabeth Boyer and Sandy Bennett. Lunch cost 3.25. Reservations from Pamela Conrad Columbus 614 299 4795. Morning sessions start at 10 a.m.
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Ohio Division of Women’s Equity Action League
WEAL
Lincoln Lodge
Columbus
Women’s Liberation
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Mary Manning
U.S. Department of Labor
Elizabeth Boyer
Sandy Bennett
Pamela Conrad
Junior Leadership Meeting Held by 4H Club
4H Club announces a Junior Leadership meeting on Monday January 24 at First Christian Church South Broadway Medina. Speaker Wayne Valentine discusses his experiences at National 4H Club events. New members are welcome to attend.
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First Christian Church
South Broadway
Medina
Wayne Valentine
Anes
The Chuckle Box Helen Mary Quietest Sport Joke
In a playful exchange two hosts joke about bowling being the world's quietest sport because a single pin drop can be heard. The light dialogue centers on humor and a punchline about bowling.
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Helen
Mary
Clay to Ship in Four Moves Riddle
A word ladder riddle asks to change the first word Clay into Ship in four steps by altering one letter per move. The prompt promises the tomorrow's paper answer and features a prize for the winning entrant from Columbus Ohio.
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Book of Knowledge
Lonnela Hall
Columbus
Ohio
Leopard spotted by hunter sparks playful exchange
A hunter reports spotting a leopard who is met with a wife’s witty remark suggesting leopards come that way. The exchange captures a light moment between the couple.
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Hunter
Wife
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