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Ml U JUJU V JL .mpaignlax this a mass dies at Roams to rough A. M.Excellent Program Prepared For Rendition Tomorrow j Afternoon at 3 O’clockhe Ciul r about interestAPPEAR IN THEIR NEW SUITSwho be-unerica * which ncd for during,g to be 3 acrivi-aml (holgiiaueeio \Mrk.an vote ation is I at the liis last\ES—Alt rodof the i' New to 27 ae days, t Italyger hadellur ofWun-of slay-did ar.rl iiry reopen i ton-i was aof the urs for because over toART .. IKVK'ES 3th at 8 tops if itular or-tueh annaidling: atThe American Legion Rand v/W) make its first appearance on Sjn-day when they will render a aon’o0; at the High School Auditorium at 3 o’clock.Prof. Thayer has been vorkng hard to whip the new organization into shape and has succeeded even beyond expectations. The band is composed almost entirely of seasoned musicians and this lightened the Directors burden somewhat. The band will appear in their natty new uniforms and their concert will be well worth hearing.Following is the personnel of theband:INSTItU M EXT ATION II. Clark Thayer, Director. Piccolo Flute—Howard,E d Clarinet—Cyrus Woortle.Bh Clarinets—Lewis E. Davis. John limes. Harry Bridge, Jr., Russell A. Shaw Ryle Miller and Joseph West.Cornets—liven C. Kester, Harry j Bridge, Sr., Frank P. Wentzel and Paul Fluharty-Horns—Fred Herbert Harold Wilson Albert S Ross and Alvin Brothers Baritone—Harry Davis, Raymond Ogden.Trombones—James Allen FrankCole, Herbert Jury and William Hoover.Basses—J. Freeman, ClarenceRishel, W. Richards.But! cry—Edward Swales, Gerald Gerald Wallace and Clarence Kester. The following program will berendered:March—'’American Legion”, Buglione. Overture—4,Rhimsbels’\ Gruenwald .. Intei'xnezzio—“Shepherd Boy” Wilson Cornet Solo—“Polka Caprice, Hartman.Irvin C. Kester.March—For Liberty Morris Selection of Songs of the day, byBarryBrazilian—Braziloiro”, Thayer March—Who’s Who in Mary Blue, Sousa.Xylophone Solo, by Gerald Wallace,Star Spangled Banner, Band and Audience.JI. CLARK THAYER, Director.BvNE\the coun and mor-the drift is no nris America: lake to i means tf ever, spc condemn its misde the resto and, in rI be 100 per People a of intelliThefree Rep Geneva in comp;1 to 50Ap* Wilson . office ini everysid tion, ancW\WOMEN SHOULD TAKE TAX RE-Charlesvisiting at field.Miss Le spent tod a Mrs. Ea for Altoon day withMibs B Thorn Jol In Philippi Tom Be McKenricl tended tl dance inEdwardrow morn will spend Clyde Vattendedlast even! Mr. and 3if Cl Vl
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Clearfield Progress
Clearfield, Pennsylvania, US
Sat, Oct 30, 1920
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