Zoeckler, Dorothy Ackerman (fem) 19.aug.1905-nov.1988 USA West Virginia, Wheeling - Wheeling
organist, choral conductor, studied with Marcian Thalberg, Robert Goldsand and Parvin Titus at Cincinnati Conservatory Ohio, 1932-1940 private music teacher at her home 28 America Avenue in Wheeling, organist and choirmaster of St Matthew's Episcopal Church in Wheeling, she wrote piano teaching material for a publishing firm, 7.apr.1962 she was elected state president of the National League of American Pen Women for West Virginia, 15.apr.1966 she donated a tape recording of her compositions to the Recording Library Fund of the National League of American Pen Women at their convention in Tulsa Oklahoma ; daughter of general manager Steel Co. William Ernest Ackermann (Ohio, Martins Ferry 21.sep.1880-19.jul.1964 Wheeling) and Louise Estelle Fehrenbach (Ohio, Miltonsburg 8.apr.1882-28.feb.1965 Wheeling) ; 1931 she married vice-president Tinsley Steel Co. Elmer Curran Zoeckler (Wheeling 16.jul.1905-4.jan.1947 Wheeling)

[ASCAP 1980 gives erroneously born 1915]

Title	Parts

[] Mexicana. Tango for piano pub The Willis Music Co., Cincinnati 3jun1949
[] Cubanera. Piano (Orchestra) pub for piano The Willis Music Co., Cincinnati 27jun1950 pub for orchestra The Willis Music Co., Cincinnati 23may1958
[] Fiesta. Orchestra
[] Latinera. Orchestra
[] Linsly song and The military ball words and music Dorothy Ackermann Zoeckler, copyright 10apr1939 pub Linsly Institute, Wheeling 1939
[] Why do I care. Song copyright Dorothy Ackermann Zoeckler, Wheeling 28nov1940
[] Just like that. Song copyright Dorothy Ackermann Zoeckler, Wheeling 1mar1941
[] Out of the shadows. Song adapted from Tschaikowsky's 6th symphony copyright Dorothy Ackerman Zoeckler, Wheeling 1mar1941
[] What about tomorrow. Song copyright Dorothy Ackermann Zoeckler, Wheeling 1mar1941
[] I had a feeling you cared. Song copyright Dorothy Ackermann Zoeckler, Wheeling 2may1941
[] Tropical moonlight. Song copyright Dorothy Ackermann Zoeckler, Wheeling 2may1941
[] Little farm in Scotland. Song copyright Dorothy Ackermann Zoeckler, Wheeling 21may1941
[] I lost my heart last night. Song copyright Dorothy Ackerman Zoeckler, Wheeling 30sep1941
[] To whom it may concern. Song copyright Dorothy Ackermann Zoeckler, Wheeling 9sep1941
[] Whatever you do. Song copyright Dorothy Ackermann Zoeckler, Wheeling 9sep1941
[] Why do I cry when I smile. Song copyright Dorothy Ackermann Zoeckler, Wheeling 9sep1941
[] My soldier boy. Song copyright Dorothy Ackermann Zoeckler. Wheeling 10mar1942
[] Only yesterday. Song copyright Dorothy Ackermann Zoeckler. Wheeling 10mar1942
[] Victory song copyright Dorothy Ackermann Zoeckler, Wheeling 8apr1942
[] It's too good not to be true. Song copyright Dorothy Ackermann Zoeckler, Wheeling 25jun1942 words Walter Hirsch, music Dorothy Ackermann Zoeckler, piano score William Wirges, copyright renewal Philip H. Hirsch 6jul1970
[] Milkmaid's fable. Song copyright Dorothy Ackerman Zoeckler, Wheeling 25jun1942
[] If I could make a three-point landing. Song copyright Dorothy Ackermann Zoeckler, Wheeling 4dec1943
[] Information, please. Song copyright Dorothy Ackermann Zoeckler, Wheeling 4dec1943
[] Sweet lady. Song copyright Dorothy Ackermann Zoeckler, Wheeling 4dec1943
[] When I kneel down to pray. Sacred song. Voice and piano pub Theodore Presser Co., Philadelphia 9may1946
[] I know that God will understand words and music by Dorothy Ackermann Zoeckler pub Theodore Presser Co., Philadelphia 9jul1948
[] God speaks to me. Sacred song. Voice and piano copyright R. L. Huntzinger Inc., New York 9sep1948
[] Song of trust. Sacred song pub R. L. Huntzinger Inc., Cincinnati 19sep1949

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