06 Jul 1917
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Newspaper
English News
Location
English, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1917
Page
1
Angelo Vitale, famed as the world’s youngest bandmaster and cornet soloist, brings his band back to Chautauqua for two full concerts. A special feature, Armenian tenor Torcom Bozuxian, will perform selections from grand opera at both matinee and evening shows.
A long column records residents visiting English and nearby towns on various days. Mentions include Mrs. George Brown, Miss Lou Thornbury, Perry P. Smith, Justice Alson Roberts, Sam H. Miller, Earl Roberts, Oliver Powell, and others. Several notes note subscriptions, travels to French Lick, Terre Haute, and Indianapolis, plus a few official glimpses and a kitchen range for sale.
Boon County notes report Vitale, Boy Creatore, and his band set for two full concerts at the Chautauqua. The item lists local arrivals and visitors, including families and such as Mrs Fern Williams, S A Purcell, Otis McLain, and many others, with community events, family visits, and social gatherings noted across Boone township and nearby towns.
The note lists cultural interest as Russian cellist Josef Loseff is coming here. It mentions town figures and social events and compiles a local week's social and agricultural happenings from Branchville and surrounding areas.
The Crawford county registration drive reports 156 voters signed up for the week ending June 30, totaling 352 over three weeks. Last week 72 women and 84 men registered. with about six thousand voters remaining, the board urges early registration before the August 20 deadline at 5:00 p.m. sharp to avoid missing out.
Classified note offers Webster's New International Dictionary for sale at a cheap price. Call at The News office for details and contact.
The June 28 1917 meeting adopted Benson and Betts Agriculture for Indiana elementary grades seven and eight for five years. Agriculture must have equal place with core subjects and students must provide the book. Available at the County Depository once copies are secured. S A Beals County Superintendent notices a sale of Lot No 4 in High School addition with office contact.
The M E Church announces mid week prayer service on Wednesday at 7 45 p m The Ladies Aid Society meets Thursday at 2 00 oclock Sabbath school Sunday at 9 30 preaching at 10 45 a m and 7 45 p m Rev James Cox of Indianapolis editor of the American Issue will preach at 7 45 p m All are invited George Dalrymple Pastor.
A desirable home on East Fifth Street offers seven rooms and a bath with a good cellar barn garage and all other outbuildings in good repair. Four extra large 60 by 120 lots included. Call at The News office.
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