Oscar Hammerstein dies in New York at best known as grand opera impresario
Oscar Hammerstein theater builder and producer of grand opera died in a New York hospital Friday night after a brief illness. A noted impresario he set records for presenting new operas in America and introducing singers who later rose to fame. Born in Berlin in 1847 he immigrated to the United States in 1863 and built Harlem and Manhattan venues, forging alliances with Koster & Bial and later selling his Philadelphia and Manhattan assets to the Metropolitan Opera in 1910. He described his life as a constant balance of risk, money, and art.
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Mary Garden
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Eleanor de Cisneros
Maurice Renaud
Mario Sammaco
Nellie Melba
Lina Cavalien
Jeanne Gerville-Reach
Chas Dalmore
John MacCormick
M. Zenatello
Mr. Hammer
Discharged Men Seek Farms Plan for Veterans
Washington August 1 reports secretary Lane’s project to furnish farms to discharged soldiers sailors and marines draws wide interest. The secretary submitted to Congress a detailed report with 150 extracts from letters from army officers showing many veterans eager to take up farm opportunities and in one division over four thousand expressed interest.
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No Relief In Sight From Prices Federal Board Forecast Says No Relief
The Federal Reserve Board reports no relief from high prices in its monthly review. July shows price increases across many lines, with a bias toward maintaining current levels. Trade remains robust, labor fears shift to potential labor shortages, and cotton is projected to be shorter than earlier estimates. Banking remains sound and credit healthy, though material and skilled labor shortages bite in some districts.
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Federal Reserve Board
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Hays will stay national GOP chair not run for Indiana governor
Brookville Ind Aug 2 Chairman Hays of the Republican national committee declares he will not seek Indiana governor. He will keep full focus on the national chairmanship, saying the national victory is vital and he must do his duty to the party and country.
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Belgium seeks border protections to defend Meuse and Scheldt
In Paris Belgium outlines its bid to revise the 1839 treaty guaranteeing neutrality. P Segers and M Orts present Belgium's demand for defense of Limbourg and Liege, and free Scheldt passage in peace or war, without territorial expansion.
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Methodist Churches in City Schedule and Messages
Listings announce multiple Methodist churches with pastors and weekly services. Grace Methodist Lind Fourth streets led by Rev G L Losh with Sunday school 930 and morning service 1030 Epworth League 630. preaching 8. Vermont Street group led by Rev F McCarty with 915 Sunday school 1030 service South Side class 630 Epworth League 630 and class meeting 630. morning message Followers of a Joyful Christ. Evening sermon Tag End Religion. Hethel Jefferson Twelfth with Rev Carl Buch 915 Sunday school 1030 German service 1030 Epworth League 730 and 8 Evening. Kentucky Street Kentucky and Eighth Rev D B Wahl 915 Sunday school 915 service 1030 League 730. Hethel A M Church th Oak H Bazie 1045 sermon 230 Sunday school 630 A C KE League sermon w
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Methodist
Grace Methodist
Lind and
Fourth Streets
G. L. Losh
Epworth League
Vermont Street
Vermont
Eighth Streets
Kev
EF. A. McCarty
South Side
Hethel—Jefferson
Carl Buch
Kentucky Street Methodist
Kentucky
Wah
Baptist Church Schedule and Leaders
Central Hapital Seventh and Ver mont streets with Robert Van Matys as pastor. Sunday school 9:15, preaching 10:45 and 7:45. Immanuel Chapel Cedar and Twenty-second Sunday school 1 p m. VA L Botts superintendent. Fourth and Jersey Streets Sunday school 3. Eighth and Elm Eighth and Elm streets Rev 8 M Duke pastor. Morning service 11:30 Sunday school 2:30 Women's Mission 7 evening service 7:30.
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Central Hapital
Seventh
Vermont
Robert van Matys
Young People's Meeting
Immanuel Chapel
Cedar
Twenty-second
P. m
VA. L. Botts
Fourth
Jersey Streets
Boyd Spence
Eighth
Elm
Elm Streets
M. Duke
Unday
Women's Mission
Christian Church Services and Sunday School Details
First Christian Church at Ninth and Broadway holds church school at 9 15 a m with Pastor RK H Newton. preaching at 10 30 a m. Kiuat Siad Christian Church led by Rev L C Mauck with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and communion at 7 45 p m Jr C E at 11 00 a m and Sen wr C E at 7 00 p m.
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First Christian Church
Ninth and Broadway
Broadway
RK. H. Newton
Kiuat Siad Christian Church
L. C. Mauck
Communion
Jr. C
Senwr
Episcopal Church Service Schedule Cards
Episcopal Cathedral of St John at Seventh and Hampshire lists Holy Eucharist and sermon at 10 45 with Dean W C Cone. Good Shepherd between Maine and Hampshire offers 7 30 service and 10 00 Sunday school. St Alban Chapel Spruce and 22nd streets conducts church school and evening prayer at 3 20. Dr Arthur V Francis listed as priest.
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Episcopal
St. John
Seventh
Hampshire Streets
Dean W. C. Cone
Good Shepherd
Twelfth Street
Maine
Arthur V. Francis
St. Alban Chapel
Spruce and
Twenty-second Streets
Scientiast First Church notices in Wells Building
Sunday services at 11 oclock and Sunday school at 945 am. Wednesday evening meeting at 8 oclock. Reading rooms on Wells building first floor. Open weekdays 10 am to 6 pm plus Saturday 9 pm. Morning subject Love.
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First Church of Christ, Scientiast
Eighteenth
Vermont Streets
Wells
Presbyterian Church Weekly Schedule
Proadway and Eighth shows Rev. R. H Hartley D D pastor. Friday school at 9 15. Christian Endeavor at 7 o clock. No preaching services.
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Presbyterian
R. H Hartley
D. D
Christian Endeavor
Lutheran churches schedule and service times in city
Lutheran, luther Memorial in Jersey and Ken tucky streets with 9:15 Sunday school and 10:30 mourning services. St John Lutheran at seventh and Ken tucky, 9 Sunday school, 10:30 divine service and 7:30, St James Lutheran Church with 9 am Sunday school and 10 am English service, 6:30 pm Bible class, 7:50 pm evening service. St Peter Evangelical York and Ninth with 9 am Sunday school and 10 am English service. Salem Evangelical Ninth and State with 9 am Sunday school, 10 am English service, 11 am German service, 7:50 pm evening service. addresses and pastors listed.
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Evangelicals
St. Peter Evangelical
York
Hev
A. F. Warshow
Salem Evangelical
H. J. Leemhuis
United Brethren Church Service Schedule
The United Brethren at 1xth and Cedar Streets, led by Rev. H W Trueblood, holds Bible school at 9 15. Preaching at 10 30. Junior and Intermediate C E at 2 30. Christian Endeavor at 7 15. Evening service at 8. Communion at the morning hour.
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United Brethren
Cedar Streets
H.W. Trueblood
Pastor Bible School
C. E
Christian Endeavor
Camp Point Miss Lucy Hunter Hosts Victorian Sunday School
In Camp Point Illinois the Victorian Sunday school class of the Methodist church held a gathering at Lucy Hunter's home on Tuesday evening honoring Miss Ruby Wheeler who received a canned fruit shower. The event featured fruit salad and cake. Guests and locals included the Penders of Pridgeport Connecticut visiting Mrs. Wickman, plus multiple friends and relatives from nearby towns.
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Glass Lucy Hunter
Methodist Church
Ruby Wheeler
Raymond Pender
Pridgeport
Connecticut
Wil Wickman
Lockport
Robert Tinkle
Burlington
Georgy Pate
Lena Pierce
Quincy
Olinda Pieper
Floyd Wilkes
Jay Austin
William Boger
South Dakota
FY. Stecher
Ates
Ilinois
Jo. Metz
Hendrickson
Augusta
Art Adams
Bam Curry
Chester Curry
Louisville
Reva Benton
Hd Ausman
William Craig
Liberty
Camp Point
Griswold
Chi- Cako
Farmers National Fe Insurance Company
W. Nelson Giles
Watage
Prof
Giley
Harvey Childs
Olathe
Kans
Arthur Childs
Beaver City
Neb
Floyd Omer
Rose Sigler
Crenshaw
Mississippi
Lloyd Emery
Alex Thompson
Mildred Wilholt
Paloma
George Wilkey
Harriet Flinsaker
Lloyd Terry
Nellie Miller
Loraine
Eliza Miller
Susie White
la Prairie
Naomi McVay
Ais
Margaret Kay
Annie Cyrun
Camp Point Social Notes and Local Happenings
Local residents visit relatives in Columbus Coatsburg and Quincy while several move and purchase land. Arnie Steiner buys 82 acres from Alfred Kirn at 140 per acre and 30 acres from Ed Butts at 50 per acre. Violet Vering of Clayton to wed Lloyd Curry August 2 in Grand Junction Colorado. Visitors include Theodore and Charles Chandler, Sallis Moore and family, and many trips to Quincy Salem and Liberty. Chautauqua dates August 24 to 31 at Halley park with expected large crowds and good meals by Camp Point cooks.
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Camp Point
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Mass
Quincy
Isaac Cutter
A. C. Boger
Mary Catherines
Hudson _ stabler
Columbus
Coatsburg
Willam Wisheart
Mary Hunsaker
Kin
Alfred Kirin
Mr. Steiner
Ed Butts
Violet Vering
Clayton
Grand Junction
Colo
Lloyd Curry
Mark Curry
Vering
Simon
J.C. Hostetter
Kenneth
Dubuque
Wlliam Hostetter
William Handrey
Gladys
Mt. Sterling
Maurice Nations
Henry Gross
Chicago
David Allen
Heisman
Hezekiah Henry
W. Conley Greer
the Christian Bible School
Letha Gail Hostetter
Des Mo
Ray Friend
F. Whitlock
Christopher Booth
Srrank Thuberts
Vermont
Edna Guthrie
Maplewood
Quiver Lake
Havana
Wes Hing
School of Methods
Liberty
Nevada Greenalgh
Pauline Ihrig
Golden
Paul Curry
Charles Welsh
Galesburg
Seneca Selby
Ossawotomle, Kans
Hertick
Joslin
Waterton
Wiliam Livingston
House of David
Benton Harbor
Mich
Camp Foint
Halley Park
Visit and family notices from Detroit to St Louis
Virgil Ducey of Detroit visits his parents Mr and Mrs James Ducey. Mr and Mrs Frank Penstone spend days in St Louis by automobile. A son born to Mr and Mrs George Adramn. County Clerk Charlies A Heskey issues license to wed Claud Hiecker and Lois Anne Strochecker. Jogan Baker named fish and game inspector awaiting assignment. Iarl McKnight discharged from overseas service. Oriana Winter returns from Macomb normal school. Mrs Rena Dean buys new automobile from A Vingle agency. Miss Teri Rousen and Charles W LaGrave married in Chicago Morrison hotel. The couple touring eastern cities. to live in St Louis. The bride is youngest Hobison daughter. groom a St Louis department store manager. Misses Marie Reinhold and Margaret Burr back from Bloomington normal university. Ray Clark opens cleaning and hat blocking shop. James Clark to join. Miss Frances Reinicke visits uncle Harry Reinicke. Mrs Josiah Main and son visit from Columbia. Miss Edith Hoffmen visiting Anna Fudge and grandmother Sarah Fudge. Mrs Margaret Bret of St Louis visiting William Austin family. Charles Bringman family left for Peoria.
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Virgil Ducey
Detroit
Mich
James Ducey
Frank Penstone
St. Louis
George Adramn
Mabel Brown
Charlies A. Heskey
Claud Hiecker
Seelock
Nevada
Lois Anne Strochecker
Barry
Jogan Baker
Iarl McKnight
Oriana Winter
Macomb
State Normal School
Rena Dean
A. Vingle Agency
Teri Rousen
Charles W. LaGrave
Vaat
James
Frances Reinicke
Perry
Harry
Reinicke
Josiah Main
Columbia
Alvin Main
Edith Hoffmen
Indianapolis
Ind
Anna Fudge
Sarah Fudge
Margaret Bret
St. Touts
William Austin
Charlea Bringman
Peoria
Coatsburg Union Sunday School Picnic Scheduled
The first Coatsburg Union Sunday school picnic will be held August 16 on the school grounds with Mendon band providing music. An afternoon program includes speaking and a ball game, followed by supper and refreshments.
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Coatsburg
Coatsburg Union Condoy
Mendon
German Assembly Approves New Constitution at Weimar
The Weimar National Assembly approved the new German constitution by 262 to 75. President Konstantin Fehrenbach declared it adopted as opposition from the German National Peoples, the German Peoples, and the Independent Socialist parties voted against. A new infrared arm sliver was noted as worn like a vest.
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