Annual May Festival in Hill Auditorium Highlights
Hill auditorium hosts a six concert May Festival May 19 22 with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra led by Frederick Stock and notable soloists including Louise Homer Marie Sundetious Jeanne Laval Charles Stratton Theodore Harrison Giovanni Martinelli Mischa Levitzki Florence Austral Augusta Lenska Richard Crooks and others. Highlights include Elijah Lament for Beowulf Lohengrin and a large children’s chorus performing The Walrus and the Carpenter. Limited season and single tickets available at the University School of Music.
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Saline Civic Progress Call Inspires Community Service
The message urges Saline residents to pursue good government and clean minds, stressing collaboration, poverty alleviation, unemployment reduction, and efficient use of resources. It calls for courage, energy, enterprise, and patriotic service to make Saline a model for others.
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