Anderson Symphony Opens New Era With Cooley Debut
The Anderson Symphony Orchestra starts its 1972-73 season Saturday at 8 p.m. in C C Lewis Gymnasium Anderson College. New conductor Dr John Christopher Cooley leads a 70 member ensemble in works by Beethoven Couperin Mil haud Bruch and Ward. Violinist Michael Davis appears in the opening program with plans for future chamber appearances with Yehudi Menuhin in Hong Kong New Zealand and Australia. Floyd Hurst remains concertmaster with Vincent Houser as assistant concertmaster.
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Anderson Symphony Orchestra
C.C. Lewis
Anderson College
John Christopher Cooley
Colorado
Illinois
Michigan
Michael Davis
Yehudi Menuhin
Davis
Hong Kong
New Zealand
Australia
Dr Cooley
Beethoven
Couperin-Milhaud
Max Bruch
Robert Ward
Floyd Hurst
Vincent Houser
Anderson Women’s’ Orchestra Guild
Ion
Robert Drennen
Town Hall
New York City
College of Wooster
Ohio
Cooley
Ball State University
Indiana Youth
Yvan Yarbeau
George Leedham
David Schier
Barbara McConnell
Ann Kilmer
Jeff Fox
Marian Cooley
Jean Harbron
Harry Webb
Earl Gadberry
Klaus Seibt
Roger Mangas
Sharon Geron
Debbie Dupler
Everett Swain
Cathy Janney
Tom McDonald
Beverly Scott
Thomas Clem
Nancy Rauner
Deanna Edwards
Richard Fischer
Mary Vanderburg
James Fosner
Vickie Asnicar
Thomas Creviston
Philip Albright
Richard Vice
Ruth Fischer
Jane Vincent
Elaine Harper
Pam van Ness
Linda Maxson
Phyllis Leghandt
Lanny Buettner
Tim Skitberg
Edward Wohlpert
Michelle Wilfred
Claire Dunn
Marilyn McIlwain
Kathy Kran
Linda Rozevink
Tony Ragucci
Ed Hollet
Sue Barrett
Hoosier Disciples Gather for 133rd Assembly Quest
The 133rd annual Assembly of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in Indiana will convene October 13–15, 1972 at the Indiana Convention Exposition Center in Indianapolis with the theme Pray Praise Proclaim. Notables include Dr. Gil ford E. Olmsted and Dr. A Dale Fiers among speakers, plus wom en and minority issues on eighteen resolutions. Ruth Johnson presides as assembly president. Tickets for four concerts remain at the door.
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Gilford E. Olmsted
Indiana
A. Dale Fiers
The
Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
Roger Carstenson
Christian College
Athens
James A. Joseph
Corporation Action
Cummins Engine Company
Columbus
Ind
Donald C. Bakely
Cross-Lines Co. Pay Council
Kansas City
Harold
Ruth) Johnson
Assembly
Auto Pioneer C W Van Ranst Dies After Illness
Detroit records note the death of C W Van Ranst a Pioneer automotive engineer and 1921 Indianapolis 500 driver. He died at Harper Hospital after several weeks of illness at age 79. He drove a Frontenac in the 1921 race but retired after 87 laps due to technical trouble.
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Detroit, Mich
C. W. van Ranst
Harper Hospital
van Ranst
Indianapolis
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