Ann Arbor May Festival 1992 Concert Lineup
The May Festival runs May 17 to 20 1992 in Ann Arbor with six concerts featuring soprano Frieda Hempel soprano Florence Easton and soprano Adele Parkhurst along with Margarete Matzenauer and others. Performances include Lucien Muratore and Riccardo Martin tenors the Chicago Symphony Orchestra under Frederick Stock and the University Choral Union with Hart V Moore conducting. Highlights include The New Life by Wolf Ferrari and Lahn Hauser in English by Wagner plus a children’s chorus. Tickets priced 4 5 6 7 dollars go on sale March 18 with mail orders filled by March 20.
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Frieda Hempel
Metropolitan Opera Company
Florence Easton
Metroolitan Opera Company
Adele Parkhurst
Margarete Matzenauer
Kathryn Meisle
Lucien Muratore
Chicago Opera Association
Riccardo Martin
Reinald Werrenrath
Carl Schlegel
Rollin Pease
Erno Dohnanyi
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Frederick Stock
The
University Choral Union
Hart V. Moore
George Oscar Bowen
Wolf-Ferrari
Lannhauser
Wagner
Basch
Probate notice and theater ad from Washtenaw county
Probate Court of Washtenaw announces March hearing on Ida Chandler estate with Ashley S. Wood as guardian requesting probate of a will and appointment of executor. Also notices theater advertisement for The Bat at Wuerth Ypsilanti March 14 with cast list and ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Avery Hopwood
Wuerth Theatre
Ypsilanti
Wagenhals
Kemper
the Bat
New York
Chicago
Kate Blanche
Helen’ Carew
Cecile Cummings
J. G. Bertin
Jos. Rawley
Richard Mansfield
Courtney White
Wynney Birch
Roy LaRue
Sam Kuster
Probate hearing set for Katherine Bless estate
In Washtenaw County Probate Court in Ann Arbor on February 27 1922 Judge Emory E Leland orders hearing for final administration account of Katherine Bless deceased executor August F Blass. Hearing date March 23 1922 at 10 am at the Probate Office and publication in Latine Observer. Also notice on Vadah L Shaw Coleman estate creditors four months to file claims with York township meetings set April 24 and June 24 1922 at 10 am commissioners Theodore Josen Hans Carl Bartels serve as commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Chandler
G. A. Leh
Saline
Washteniaw
Emorry E. Leland
Dorcas
Donegan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Emory BE. Leland
Katherine Bless
August F. Blass
Emory E. Leland
Probats
Dorcas C. Donegan
State of
Michigan
Said
Vadah L. Shaw Coleman
York
Theodore, Josen Hans
Carl Bartels
Resolutions for Ida Chandler Beloved Sister
The Ladies' Aid Society of Federated Church expresses sorrow and gratitude for Ida Chandler's faithful service. They bow to Divine will, note her charm and Christian graces, and present copies to relatives and records. The note is printed in The Saline Observer with prayers for peace and reunion.
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Ida Chandler
Saline Observer
Ladies’ Aid Society of Federated
Lake names and vivid early surveyor notes on Vineyard Lake
The piece recalls Vineyard Lake’s early name origins tied to Indian language and wild grape vines. It describes northeast shore willows, ice, and marshes, with flaming osier bushes, spring surges, pussy willows, blackbirds, and a lone duck on open water. Edward Muir adds electric fixtures sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Lake
Brooklyn
Erik the Red and the Greenland Saga
The tale recounts Erik the Red known as The Red who fled Norway to Iceland after a murder in his homeland. He reached Greenland in 981, praised its green pastures, and attracted a large following. The colony grew to about 2000 but vanished by the 15th century, fate unknown.
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Erik Tafus
the Red
Rsn
Greenland
Erik
Iceland
Kansas Drivers Sought After By New York Cop
A New York City traffic officer says Kansas license plates stand out on Fifth Avenue and he often cites out of state drivers. He has recorded licenses from nearly every state and Puerto Rico, but Kansas remains missing from his list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Fifth Avenue
New York
Union
Porto Rico
Attic Organization Through Wall Space and Storage Hints
Practical tips on attic storage using shelves hooks and built in closets plus a note about a legendary large Buckingham Palace tablecloth. Includes humorous anecdotes and quips about art religion and family life from historical prose.
Ferris Institute-bound man held on liquor charges
Big Rapids suspect named Louis Chevalier or Trojedo is in custody for selling liquor and possessing liquor in his possession. He claimed intent to attend Ferris Institute but was not enrolled at arrest. He waived examination and was bound over to the circuit court.
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Big Rapids
Louis Chevalier
Trojedo
Ferris Institute
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State of Michigan
Wash
State ‘of
Tenaw, Is
Touay
God
Christ
Edward Muir
Charles Harmon
Erik the Red
Golony
England
Buckingham Palace
Queen Victoria
Morris Plan Bank
John Ruskin
France
Maudie
Papa
Bargain Store
Ann Arbor Dry Goods Company
Tory
Woeles
Children’s. Shoes
Gingham
Cae
Ste Eeneuecesee
Cambric
Pearl Street
Masonic Temple
Detroit Edison Co
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