Chautauqua Orchestra Opens Season July 15 With Notables
The Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra launches its 27th season July 15 at the Amphitheatre under Franco Autori. Mischa Mischakoff is concertmaster, Paul Olefsky is first cello. Twenty four concerts run through August 23 with many leading national players and soloists. The Chautauqua Opera Association conducts six operas in English at Norton Memorial Hall, led by Alberto Bimboni and Edward Murphy, featuring Patricia Bybell, Genevieve Warner, Donal Dame, and Hugh Thompson among others. Eleanor Steber appears in recital July 7 at the Amphitheatre. Jacques Abram and others give recitals around July 3 and 14.
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Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra
Chautauqua
Franco Autoni
Elide
Jacques Abram
Marian Filar
Andor Foldes
Dimes Frisking
Freik Glazer
Howard
Maria Hughes
Heid Kill
Gladys Kuohta
Genevieve Warner
Killiart Mirochetto
Sandra Walfeld
Donal Dame
Doh Druary
Nuno Luciano
Norman Myzyik
Edward Ansara
Hugh ‘Thompson
Gil Gallagher
Val Pateeh
John McCrae
Eleanor Steber
Metropolitan Opera
Chautaugia
Southernales
Thugh Thompson
Legislation Planned To Cut Cost Of Veterans Insurance Program
Washington June 30 Congress may hear a bill to curb the cost of the National Service Life Insurance program. Rep Porteous Barry D-Wa chaired the subcommittee hearings and warned that NSLI contracts are irrevocable. Proposals include lowering dividends on some policies and aligning government interest with market rates to save money. The VA faces high administrative costs and debate centers on extending NSLI terms and potential dividend implications.
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Congress
House
National Service Life Insurance
NSD
Hope
Porte
Barry D-Wa
Sur
NSLI
Hacdy
NSEI
Veterans Administration
Sinc
Mieendel
VA Insurance
Chil
Harold W. Brsining
Conse
Aless P
Brepsing
NSU
New York Firm Plans Erie Forge Company Purchase
New York Investment Interests will buy the Erie Forge Company and its subsidiary the Erie Forge and Steel Company. Details of the sale were not discussed. About 1,000 workers are employed at the plants and the deal is described as practically a done business, though negotiations remain unresolved.
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New York
Erie Plant
Erith
Erie Forge Company
Erie Forge and Steel Company
Tte
Spring Creek Social Notes From June News
Spring Creek residents and visitors are listed in a community notes column dated June 30. Names include Halas, Gohn, Case, Porter, Edmiston, Lillie, Brundage, Sickler, Paige, Kaffortin, Wisdhrerin, Spravert, and others with travels to Natrona Heights, Warren, Lindy, Erie, Jamestown, Meadville, and Los Angeles.
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Spring Creek
John Halas, Jr
Lois Jean
Natrona Heights
O. F. Gohn
Mis. Clinton Case
F ‘Warren
A. B. Porter
Myo
Willis Edmiston
Soni
Billy
Tidimute
George Koester
Corry
Arthur Brundage
Wayne Lillie
Sony Billy
Lillie
Lindy
Clayton Hl
Damon
Brig
Kennel Whaley
North Warren
Lois Sickler
L., Paige
Alquippa
Imore
Paige
Ily
B. T. Porter
Lois June
Leichworth Pays
N.Y
F. C. Kaffortin
P. Wisdhrerin
Penny Spravert
Axhtabula
Richard Sickler
Barry Lene
Erie
Elmar Tripp
Beverly
Jamestown
Trexeny
Geni Davis
Jennie Herman
Meadville
J.B Moka
HL. Johnson
la Cany
Guy Meeker
Los Angeles
Memorial services held for twins Ed Heath in Go Wednesday
Mrs J E Main and others attended funeral services in memory of the twin Ed Heath. Attendees included Mrs Maynarel W Henry Mrs Lois Mrs Betty Stuard Mrs Vivell and Mrs Boenard Porter. Service was held Wednesday afternoon.
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J. E. Main
Maynarel
W. J. Henry
Lois
Betty Stuard
Vivell
Boenard Porter
Ed Heath
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