Symphony in Five Concerts at Chautauqua
Chautauqua’s seventh program week August 14 20 features five symphony concerts two opera performances and two dramatic performances with guest soloists including Georges Barrere Donald Dickson Carroll Glenn and the opera company members. Lectures by Dr Hamilton Holt Dr Edmund Guest Donald Wilhelm and others plan co highlighted events as the Repertory Theatre opens with Clarence Ratigan’s French Without Tears while the Dental Day program and public talks occur. The week ends with a Gilbert Sullivan Yeoman of the Guard and a final children’s symphony concert.
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Chautauqua
Georges. Barrere
Donald. Dickson
Carroll Glenn
Austin ‘Conrads
Hamilton Holt
Edmund T. Guest
Donald Wilhelm
Sanford Griffith
Henry
Staith Leiper
Donald Dickson
Austin ‘Conradi
Symphony Orchestra
W. L. Lawton
Dr. Jones
The
Symphony
Carroll Gitenn
Clarence Reinert
Darstone
Rollin College
Gehgel
Holt
Theodoxe K. Frincek
Trinity Lutheran Church
St. Petersburg
Fla
Miter, Franklin and Co
New York City
Donila Wilhelm
Opera Company
H. Katherine Smith
Buffalo
South America
T No Symphony
Opera’ Company
21 Years As Rural Carrier at Sparta
SPARTANSBURG August 16 21st anniversary for Glenn Burton on route No 2 of Spar tansburg post office. He serves 96 boxes with 78 chartered on farms over 21 years and has missed few days. Community reunions note the Johnson and Whitney Gage groups hosting gatherings with families from Chicago Pittsburgh Cleveland and more. Obituary for Beasley Still Glover aged 50. Churches note meetings and a Sunday school picnic planned for Mareressay Beach Canadotta Lake. Frequent local visits and social events fill the week as residents reflect on service and community ties.
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Spartansburg
Glenn Burton
Burton
Bunton
Johnson
Charles BE. ‘Thompson
Grey's
Chicago
Ill
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Ohio
Buffalo
N. C
Conneautville
Springboro
Union City
Whitney-Gage
Jesse Whitney
George ‘Thompson
Wellsboro
C. E. Thompson
Albert McNamara
Meadville
Gerald Bagley
Paul Smith
Familly
H. D Whitney
Beaverdam
Beasle Still Glover
Sparta
A. ©. Still
Clara Leonard
Cambridge Springs
Baptist Church
J. JA. Waugaman
Miller ‘Station
Ladies Aid
Mareressay Beach
Canadotta Lake
Church Baptist
Guy Potter
Mid- Tournal
Union Workers Back Earl and Call for Relief Increase
Erie reports 6000 union workers endorse Governor Earl s call for a special legislature session and urge larger relief appropriations to ease suffering. The Erie council vows to oppose the Republican party and back New Deal supporters. Also note Bird lengthens R F D route as mail carrier avoids disturbing a bird s nest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Becket
Ian Witcher
Rudolph Meiers
Witcher
Wieiers Setters
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Augusta
Maine
Quebec
St. John Basin
Glen Burton
Bessie Still Glover
Rural Carriers
J. A. Waugaman
Kenneth Kinney
Wilmington
Delaware
Herbert Sturdevant
Mabel Crosby
John A. Johnston, Jr
Guys Mills
John Webb
Bruce Shreve
Clifford Shreve
Lincolnville
Fred Lines
Carl
Corry
Gleve Morrison
Ioe Morrison
Kingua
Mary Holford
Arthur
Ralph Bryan
Billy
Palmerton
Will
Margaret Huff
Vacomen
John Farrington
Earl Higgins
J. J. Bartholme
Fred Bates
Dan Schreckengost
Tidioute
Jennle Schreckengost
Emmanuel Ingram
Oil City
Glenn Alcorn
Carl Tarr
Glenn Sigworth
William McGurn
Carpenter
W. Whaley
Maud Whitman
Christian Marker
Flora Madaline
Gon Saddle
Téadhh Maupin
Nena August
Warren
V. Shreve
Shreves
Tutttoute
James Sherlock
Anson Logan
Corry Hospital
Gertrude
Laura
Logan
Dorothy Sherlock
T. P. Kelly
Sherman
Glenn Steadman
Linesville
Rural Letter Carriers Association
Linesville Grange Hall
Conneaut Lake
C. H. Steadman
Ie ‘Ward
Frank O'Connor
Warren State Hospital
Loblaw’s
Spring Lake
Diana Peas
Loblaw
EARLE
San
Member
Federal Reserve System
Heinz Baby Food
Penning
Clarence
Bob Desmond
Rinso
Wing
Willi
Guy E. Rogers
Dial
First Avenue
Wallace
Chrysler
Rutland
HOLLY
West Main St
OUR
Richard
Rossbacher
Insurance Agency
Susan
J. L. Spiesman
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