Chautauqua Plans Old First Night Events Week of 1939
The Chautauqua season features lectures by Hough Joshi and Griggs, two opera performances of Figaro, Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew, two symphony concerts, and Mendelssohn Elijah. Old First Night opens Tuesday with concerts, sermons, and a presentation of contemporary topics.
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the Taming of the Shrew
Elijah
Old Firs
Lynn Harold Hough
Sunder Joshi
Edward Howard Grigge
A. M. Harding
Mendelssohn
Lyn Harold Hough
den of Drew Theologieal Seminary
Madison
M. J
Hough
Accon
Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra
Albert Sholl
Georges Barrere
Jutiat
Water Howe
Taternational House
Chicago
India
Edward Howard Griggs
Joshi
China
Japan
Chautaugua ‘Opera Association
Mogart
A.M. Harding
University of Arkansas
Griggs
Voltaire
Optometric Association
Smith-Welkes
Griges
Glenn A. Fry
Ohio State University
Dos
Oiné
Metropolitan Opera Association
New York
Tagore
Chattery
Norton Hall
Cleveland Playhouse
Tadis
Gandhi
U:15
Norton Fall
Chautauqua Opera Associaton
Donizetti
Davis Edwards
Chautauqua
Symphony’ Orchestra
Broessel
Eve
Erie
Charles le Seur
Repertory Theater
Mendelsohn
Erle
Jamestown
N. Y
Warren
Funeral Services Held for Mark Savio
Funeral services were held for Mark Savio after a fatal cerebral hemorrhage at his Columbus farm. A requiem mass was celebrated at St. Mary’s, with interment in St. Mary’s cemetery. Relatives and friends from Wharton, Payette City, Homestead, West Aliquippa, and other areas attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
Columbus
Charles Kovach
Michael Bach
Andrew Benzle
George Tuna
Nick Burick
Paul Popovich
Hve
Columbus Township
Lan
George Spike
Wharton, N. Dt
Charles Yetsconish Ohe
Pete ‘Durik
Michael Yetsconish
Sam Yetsconish
Nick Turik
Charles Bezaeo
Payette City
Andrew Onenfer
John Onenfer
Helen
Ann Pido
John
Home
Stead
Marke Sayko
West Aliquippa
Mary Savito
Janestown
Nic
Forest County to Get 100 Acre State Dog Preserve
State Game Commission plans a 100 acre dog training preserve in Forest County near Leeper along the General Kane highway. Supervisor Hays T. Englert of Gil City says the project uses 1 000 acres owned by the state and 700 acres donated by Dr. G W Kahle of Hadley Pa. The site will serve conservation goals and provide a permanent dog training area for Division F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
State Game Commission
Forest County
Hays
T. Englert
Gil City
Game Commission
of! City
State Commission
G. W. Kahle
Hadley
Englert
General Kane Highway
Leeper
Coon Creek
Nebras
Thiel College Names English Professor
Dr. Kathryn Huganir, formerly English professor at Nebraska State Teachers College Wayne, named professor of English at Thiel College. She succeeds Dr. Katherine G. Blyley who left January to head English at Keuka College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Huganir
Nebraska State Teachers College
Wayne
Nebraska
Thiel ‘College
Katherine G. Blyley
Keuka College
Keuka Park
New York
Blyley
Esther Bovard
Huganir
Muskingum College
University of Pennsylvania
University of Pittsburgh
University of Pennsynhl
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Mark Savio
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, D. C
Toeitaan
Division F
THIEL
Miles
Brilses
Secoodyear Diamond Corry Auto Supply CO
East Main St
Corey, PA
Orchard Park
Selerno
Fray Bentos
Edgebrook Bantam
Kellogg's Pep
High Park
Puritan
Hormel Spam
Cocoamalt
del Monte
Phe
Igersolt
Wheaties
Hurlburt
Jorge
Duchess Toston
Tor
Kraft American Brick—Pimento
Royal Manor
Edgebrook
Swift's
U. S
SWIFT
Jack
Jia
Choieco Mand
Lava
Gamay
RINSO
Doles
Sanka
Broilers