Major Povah’s Service Record and Musical Family Mention
Major Frank S Povah born in England and Cambridge graduate served in the 18th Hussars then on Lord Kitchener’s staff. Enlisted in Canada 1915 rising to major, wounded at Somme, invalided home, later held government posts. Also noted are the Keller musical family, Misses Keller and Lou Alice Keller performing compositions and acclaimed as concert artists.
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Frank S. Povah
England
Cambridge University
South Africa
18Th Hussars
Lord Mitchener
Canada
Canadian Expeditionary Force
W65th
Somme
Povah
Europe
Milsses Keller
Campeigat
Lou Alice Keller
United States
War Savings
Illinois
Treasury Department
Miss McAdoo Studies Harp After Early Inspiration
Miss McAdoo developed a passion for the harp after hearing a harpist as a child. She pursued piano first due to few harp teachers, later studying at Oberlin Conservatory under Kilfore Breckenridge. She trained with Loretta DeLone and Enrico Tramonti, and worked with Mime Ringsdorf, preparing harp solos and transcriptions from other instruments.
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Miss McAdoo
Oberlin Conservatory
William Kilfore Breckenridge
Paris Conservatory
Loretta DeLone
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Enrico Tramonti
Chicago Symphony
Ringsdorf
William J Nolan Praised as Able Publicist in Minnesota Legislature
A Northwest publicist notes Hon. William J Nolan as the ablest man in the Minnesota Legislature. The speaker lauds his leadership in the House and his popularity as a lecturer.
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Northwest
Nolan
Minnesota
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Bert Bryan
F. W. Greenough
Edwin Booth
Harpiste
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WM. J. Nolan
Daniel Spittler
Kirchner & Williams Lumber Co