Dromedary Attends Methodist Centenary Celebration in Columbus
A dromedary arrived in Columbia Ohio to attend the centenary events in Columbus. The animal showed a calm disposition at the North Africa exhibit and posed for a photo with a reporter. Organizers plan more displays featuring camels and elephants for the Create Centenary celebration with lectures by Lowell Thomas and a 100-piece choir.
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Associate Director of Music at Methodist Centenary Celebration
Horace Whitehouse head of the department of music at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware and associate director of music for the Methodist Centenary Celebration, which runs in Columbus, June 20 to July 13, leads the Children’s Crusade Chorus of Add young Voices. He has trained the chorus for weeks and they will feature in the Centenary program.
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Coliseum Presents World’s Largest Stage at Expo
Columbus Ohio reports the Coliseum as the centerpiece of the expo tent grounds for the Methoding Centenary celebration from June 30 to July 13. Originally built to house livestock, it now features a $60,000 pipe organ, the largest stage in America, seating for 8,000, a 26 musician orchestra pit, and a solid concrete steel glass structure with superb acoustics. Daily pageant The Wayfarer with 1,000 participants and regular organ recitals and concerts are planned.
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Entertainment at Centenary shows varied pageant plan
Columbus continues centenary celebrations with daily programs for all ages. A huge pageant of the Children's Crusade will be staged daily by 100 children with a chorus. Noted figures including Taft Wood Bryan Roosevelt Allen Lane Barrett and Pletered will appear in the Coliseum.
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Chas Wolf Opens Dry Goods Store in Forest Park
Charlies Wolf a Forest Park resident opens a dry goods store at 7437 Madinon Street. He returns from wartime service with experience and plans to stock modern merchandise in a fresh shop.
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Opening of New Montadem Gym Attracts Local Crowd
Mr Wolf presides over a new Montadem gym opening today. The venue offers interactive dunking experiences for customers and aims to serve both community and proprietor needs. The facility plans a ten day run starting today.
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Will Vaninue
Community Club Jazz Night Planned At Club House
Community club members will hold a fellowship party on Tuesday evening June 17 at the clubhouse. A special program has been arranged with local talent and notable cast members listed among the performers. The event aims to close the social season and lift spirits as embers are urged to come out and support.
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Two Bridges Authorized for Desplaines River
Two bridges were authorized to be built across the Desplaines River one at Washington Boulevard and the other just north of Irving Park. The secretary was instructed by the county commissioners to advertise for bids.
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