Stanley Ring Linked to America's Melodic Past
AP writer Bob Thomas recalls Stanley Ring owner of a Los Angeles sheet music store on Cherokee Avenue, a bridge to bygone songs. Ring built a vast collection estimated at 450,000 pieces, recalling Broadway beginnings, vaudeville, and a 1943 loss that led to reopening with bets. He died recently, leaving a fading archive and a question of what happens to his music legacy.
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Highlands DeMolay to Install Officers in Open Ceremony
Highlands DeMolay chapter announces biannual installation of officers at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in the Highlands Samp son Masonic Lodge. Officers include Master Councilor Jerry Smith, Senior Councilor Tony Bianchi, and Junior Councilor Ronald Benfield, with Ronny Davis named scribe and Gail Waters as chaplain. Public welcome, followed by reception.
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First Women Admitted To Ecumenical Council
The Vatican named 13 women to be the first female auditors at the ecumenical council. Among them is American nun Mother Mary Luke, president of the Conference of Major Superiors of Mary Luke, linked to Webster College in Webster Groves Missouri. The group includes seven other nuns from nine nations and will attend sessions on topics of special interest. timing for attendance was not announced.
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