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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
8
Columbus event features helmets said to be worn by Kaiser Wilhelm II, Von Bethmann-Hollweg, and General Luden dorf depicting wartime relics. Lowell Thomas presents exihbits with travelogue images from Berlin riots and Palestine during Allenby era as part of the centenary celebration.
Horace Whitehouse, head of the Ohio Wesleyan University music department and associate director of music for the Methodist Centenarian Celebration, trains a 500-voice Children's Crusade chorus for the Centenary program in Caribanvus, Ohio, from June 29 to July 12.
The Coliseum at Columbus exposition grounds is highlighted as the crowning feature of the Methodist Centenary celebration from June 20 to July 13. Originally built with Ohio funds for livestock shows, it now boasts a $50,000 pipe organ and the largest stage in America, seating 6 000 with a 2 600 capacity on stage and a 75 member orchestra pit. The solid concrete steel and glass structure promises superior acoustics and will host daily pageant performances and regular concerts by the symphony orchestra trombone section.
A 100 piece choir performs during lectures by Lowell Thomas, renowned traveler and writer from the Holy Land, with other equally notable events. The Coliseum architecture guarantees an unobstructed view of the stage and clear audio for all attendees.
A major celebration in Columbus marks the Methodist Centenary from June 20 to July 13. Notable figures including Taft Wood Daniels Bryan Roosevelt Allen Lane Barrett Pletcher Bonilla and Chaplain Tiplady will speak at the Coliseum with daily music by the Rainbow Division band and a Jackiot band. A 500 child pageant reimagines the Children's Crusade with a 500-voice chorus and 1,000-voice concert chorus plus lectures, recitals, and family attractions daily.
June 21st events mention Monroe Salisbury in a great play with Wilbur Newman hosting Edgar Peterson and a move to Clinton County. The column notes a hay load and a found watch hive by Charlie Airhart, plus Walter McDaniel trading his auto for a Columbia Six.
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