Noted band leader at fourth day of Chautauqua
Vincent LoZiro director of the New York City Marine Band appears on the fourth day of the Chautauqua. The article lists numerous residents and visitors in English and Marengo on the Fourth, noting sicknesses, travels, and local social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent LoZiro
New York City
George O. Rea
Marengo
S. A. Neal
Riddle
Noble Denbo
James A. Allen
Magnolia
F. Lambdin
Milltown
Chautauqua
Gilbert Atlee Eldredge
Fairchild
Albert Edward Wiggam
New York City Marine Band
W. Powell Hale
Bob” Taylor
Paradise of Fools
Handel Choir
J. Franklin Caveny
Chau Tauqua Admission and Season Ticket Offer
Single admissions to hear the Chau tauqua attractions will total 3.40 dollars, but a season ticket from the Local Committee costs 1.50 dollars. Buy now.
Evansville Movie Night At Opera House
Tonight Friday the opera house presents four reels of thrilling pictures with music and electric fans for a pleasant room. Admission ten cents, under twelve five. Hawkins and Stewart Amusement Co. Also a note on Evansville midsummer edition progress and upcoming Chautauqua and Soldiers' Reunion events. A birthday party for Minnie Stroud on June 27 1916 with games music and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins & Stewart
Minnie Stroud
May Real
Allison Jones
Lela Jones
Gladys Lambdin
Lena Mathers
Zettie Real
Bertha Mathers
Jessie Lambdin
Dollie Longest
Lula Mathers
Minnie Long
Clara Temple
Jules Long
Ray Real
Ernest Long
O. M. Toney
George Long
Chautauqua Week Announces Dr Williams Meistersingers
The Chautauqua opens with Dr E L Williams famed Chicago parson addressing urban frontier issues and city life. The Meistersingers Male Quartet, Collegian Trio, and psychologist Dr J H Sowerby headline a five day program with concerts and lectures including Miss Bessie Mae Jenkins and notable speakers on heredity and art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams
Meistersingers
Meister Singers
Collegian
Chautauqua
Collegians
Bessie Mae Jenkins
Clarence Ball
George Kadel
Bail
Tetrazzini
Tetrazzini. One Feature of the Collegian
J. H. Sowerby
English 13 Princeton 1 on local diamond
Southern Railway of Princeton defeated by English Sun day 13 to 1. Slow game but notes on season strength and upcoming Depauw match. Also reports two marriages: Charles Beasley and May Satterfield wed. Harry McIntosh and Burdelia Leist married at St Marys New Albany with maid of honor and best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Princeton
Depauw
Harry B. McIntosh
Louisville
Burdelia Leist
New Albany
St. Mary's Catholic Church
William F. Seibertz
Margaret Leist
Herman Seig
Robert Leist
Margaret McIntosh
Evansville Courier: City's Best Daily Paper
The Courier of Evansville proclaims itself as the city’s best daily newspaper in a bold promotion. Readers are invited to explore local news, sports, and events within its pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Evansville
Local Visitors and Residents Mentioned in Alton Notices
Alton reports include Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schrader and daughter from Evansville visiting relatives and staying at the Allen House. Paul Schrader Birkla recovers from a serious illness. Charlotta Williams of Louisville visits her daughter Mrs. Will Purcell and relatives. Lonnie Mylen of New Orleans arrives to stay with her mother and sister Mrs. Susan Mylen and Mrs. Nottie Deuchars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Sloan
James A. Roger
Nashville
Tenn
Pete Muir
Baby
Louisville
Atty
John H. Luckett
Peter Schrader
Evansville
August Schrader
German Ridge
Allen House
Paul
Joe Birkla
Charlotta Williams
Will Purcell
Lonnie Mylen
New Orleans
Susan Mylen
Nottie Deuchars
A.S. Purcell
M. F. Pearson
B. H. Williams
Miss Doro Fairchild vocal violin talent highlighted
At seven, Miss Doro Fairchild began music lessons and by nine gave a public recital. She has studied with recognized artists and earned early recognition as a violinist and contralto. Two sisters also perform with the Fairchild Company, all noted as capable musicians and entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Fairchild
Fairchild
Miss Fairchild
Fairchild Company
Local residents and visitors tale from Louisville to Rome notes
Mr and Mrs C E Parr and children return from visit to Louisville relatives. Nellie Griggs from Roberta Ky en route to Chicago. Jim Taylor New Albany visits. Prof T R Hollcroft home from Lexington. Violet Purcell hosts May Neville for dinner. Alton Sports beat Alton Pirates 6 4 with Henry Fullin wider hitting two home runs. Other guests include Miss Nancy Jackson New Albany Mrs D S Gaither, Dr E A Thorne Louisville, Violet Deuchars with Knife wound, and various local visits across Kentucky towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Parr
Louisville
E. E. Parr
Nellie Griggs
Roberta
Chicago
the Lakes
Jim Taylor
New Albany
T. R. Hollcroft
Lexington, Ky
Nancy Jackson
D. S. Gaither
E. A. Thorne
Laccurgus Harrison
Alton Sports
Alton Pirates
North Acres
Pirates
Henry Fullin
Leah Purcell
Sheridan
Thelma
Mildred Deuchars
Margaret Eisele
Sam Macsting
Oriole
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Seward Smith
Stephen Kimmel
Perry Vandeveer
J. M. Golden
Will Brooks
Joe Jones
Taswell
Frank Key
William Bullington
Frenchwitk
Irvin Oster
C.C. Funk
Indianapolis
Sam Lambdin
Pilgrim Veatch
St. Louis
John Denbo
Charles Johnson
Bacon
Clarence Tenbo
Grantsburg
John C. Jenkins
C. E. Moore
New Albury
Ernest McMahel
Gae Trews
Gladys Crews
Drs. G. B. and
F.G. Hammond
Salem
C. W. Cook
Corydon
Nolan Pedigo
Frankfort
Lucy Grant
John Schreiber
Cleo
French Lick
M. R. Pearson
Beechwood
John Wellman
James R. C. Stewart
John Cunningham
E. B. Martin
George Cummins
E. P. Hooten
John A. Grant
G. Q. Shaw
Kelly Froman
S. A. Dodd
Eastern Star Chapter
J.R. Crews
Patoka Township
C. J. Sams
Herbert
Gottfried
Martin Jones
Murphy
Henry Long
Monon
R. P. Hilands
Charles T. Brown
Wanda Swank
Mrs
A. H. Brown
J. A. Blevins
Madge Grey Highfill
E. E. Gilmore
Near Eckerty
Mary Scott
Rachel Blevins
S. J. Elsby
L. A. Helmbrecht
J. Dale Hammond
Lincoln
Near West Fork
Russell Pro
Lloyd Roberts
Curran Hershman-Russell Brown
Ort Land
Ed. Oster
Tell City
A. J. Oster
L. D. Hedden
Near Riddle
Leavenworth
Charles Melton
Chicago University
J. M. Melton
Emmett Eddleman
Nan Dodd
J. E. Hawkins
John D. Gilliland
Pearl Wright
Elizabeth Veatch
J.E. Hawkins
Robert Broiles
North Dakota
Levi Lambein
Abner Cuzzort
E. E. Roberson
Earl Stewart
Bryant & Stratton Business College
J. E. Stewart
Monroe Melton
New York
S. A. Lambdin
Vincennes
Mr. Lambdin
William E. Goepper
Russell King
Vivienne Lich
Goldie Longest
Miss Longest
E. D. Cross
H. W. Cochran
Court House
Cc. E. Moore
Foutch & Abell
Vincent Lozito
Japan
Mexico
Douglas
Ariz
Adolfo de la Huerta
Sonora
Hermosillo
Nogales
Tiburon Island
Gulf of California
Guayamas
de la Huerta
Edward Kinser
No. 387
Chas
Temple
E. L. Williams
Williams
Dr. Sowerby
Charles Beasley
May Satterfield
Mt. Sterling
Green Satterfield
George Beasley
Alton
W. R. Sprinkle
Wolf Creek
Hoosier
Joe Birkle
The
Red Onion
Jerome Neville
High Street
Violet Purcell
May Neville
Will
Robert Boone
Booneport
Violet Deuchars
C. V
Hazel Deuchars
Westtown
Rachel Hanspice
Flower Pt
Arthur Bullington
Hiram Brooks
Pleasant Ridge
Jno. Purcell
Joe Myers
R. D. Myers
Riverview
Chas. Oxenhart
Nellie Parr
Chauncy
Joe Esarey
Esarey Landing
Jne. Esarey
Ella Doncan
Sona
Rome
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