Russian Cathedral Choir To Feature At Redpath Chautauqua
The Russian Cathedral Choir, linked to St Peter and St Paul and later the St Nicholas Russian Cathedral choir of New York, will perform Russian chants folk songs and operatic selections in original Russian with English numbers. Their costumes and vestments enhance the presentation as Chautauqua patrons hear native singers perform Russian music popular in America today.
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Russian Cathedral Choir
Russia
Nicholas
St. Peter and St. Paul
America
St. Nicholas Russian
New York City
Tolstoy
Chautauqua
Witches Officially Dead But Pretence Punished In England
The article notes that Witchcraft acts in George II’s era made pretending to practice witchcraft a crime. It cites the last English executions for witchcraft in 1716, Mrs. Hickes and her daughter as victims, and Scotland’s last executions in 1722 with the act passed six years after those events.
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George II
England
Miscellaneous Global Facts and Local Notices
A digest of varied statements on world trivia and a cluster of local property transfers. Topics include species, geography, industry, and historical notes, followed by real estate transactions in Haddon Township and Jefferson Township showing transfers and lot details.
Property Transfers and Deeds in Local Listings
A sequence of real estate transactions records transfers from Cass and surrounding townships. Names include J T Walters, Mary Walters, Dee W Boone, Nancy A Sims heirs, M A Boltz, N C Scott, Wm R Dugger, John Abran, Lewis Stine, John Vansant, H V Stark, Bert Dickey, F C Liston, Henry Smith, A E Mitchell, Lou Purcell, Newton Botts, Jos W Griffith, Mary E Griffith, Patrick McEneney, Ella Coffman, J S Schroeder, Fannie S Grim, and others with parcels, lots, coal rights, and nominal sums noted.
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Cass
J. T. Walters
Mary J. Walters
Dee W. Boone
Shelburn
H. V. Stark
Bert Dickey
Pierce
Hamilton Twp
F. C. Liston
Henry Smith
A. E. Mitchell
Lou Purcell
Sullivan
Newton Botts
Jos. W
Mary E. Griffith
Patrick McEneney
Ella Coffman
J. S. Schroeder
Fannie S. Grim
Schroeder
Owens
Harry Handley
Wm. H. Rich
Elm Park
Bettie Gehem
J. M. Dudley
Kirkham Add
Notice of private sale of Miller real estate in Sullivan County
Executors of Jacob H. Miller deceased announce a private sale by order of Sullivan Circuit Court. On August 30, 1923 at 10 a.m. at Hays & Hays office in Sullivan Indiana they offer for sale two parcels totaling 86 acres in Section 21 Township 7 North Range 9 West. Sale subject to court approval and to a Fletcher Joint Stock Land Bank mortgage.
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Jacob H. Miller
Sullivan Circuit Court
Hays & Hays
Sherman
Sullivan
Indiana
Sullivan County
Towit
Fletcher Joint Stock Land Bank of
Indianapolis
Recorder's Office
Charles W. Rusher
Charles A. Robbins
HAYS
Bond Sale Notice for Sullivan County Indiana Roads
Sullivan County Indiana Treasurer announces sale of 40 highway improvement bonds totaling 15000 dollars with 5 percent interest, semi annual payments, over 20 years. Bonds dated May 7 1923 and first due May 15 1924, issued for John M Springer road project in Gill Township. Bid opening July 24 1923 at 12:60 M. in the county courthouse. The right to reject any bids is reserved.
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Sullivan County
State of
Indiana
Court House
Sullivan
Board of Commissioners of
John M. Springer
Gill Township
J. E. Biddle
J E Biddle Road Bonds Authorized for Gill Township Indiana
Public notice states the J E Biddle road bonds from Gill Township Sullivan County Indiana totaling 7300 dollars with 365 dollar per bond, 20 bonds dated May 7 1923 bearing semi annual interest payable May 15 and November 15 for ten years. The state law compliance and right to reject bids are noted.
Stray Bits of Wisdom From Shakespeare
A fragmentary Shakespearean quip notes men turn April in courtship and December after marriage, while maids become May in maidenhood, with a remark on how perspectives shift after wedlock.
Sand tn H's Pines and Perens Cemras
Fragmentary text reads like a local item mentioning places and people with unclear actions. No coherent event or names beyond scattered fragments. Unable to determine a concrete news item from the readable excerpt.
Swallow's Long Flight Linked to England to South Africa
An English swallow with a leg ring found dead near Johannesburg is reported by H. P. Witherby of London as the seventh English bird known to have completed the long journey to South Africa. The birds likely travel leisurely with each leg of the trip spanning thousands of miles, though the exact time for the journey is not known.
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Greenland
Malta
Germany
England
Scotland
United States
Paris
Nile
Canada
Robert Walpole
South America
Viscount Lascelles
Mary
Great Britain
Sweden
Sicily Islands
London
Japan
Rhodesia
South Africa
University of Washington
France
India
America
Peru
Philadelphia
Maui
Hawaii National Park
United States Army
Cornwall
Arthur
Johannesburg
H. P. Witherby
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Wilhoupe Hale
Cowles
Parkhurst
West Side Shoe Store
Laurant
Redpath Chautauqua E
Addison
Dante
Gray
Alfieri
Rousseau
Milton
Mahala Roseberry
Hill & Reid
Wolfe
Haddon
Mary E. Ballew
E. E. Dunbar
Carlisle
Louisa Dressen
Emma Robbins
Alumbaugh
Jefferson Twp
Wm. Burch
Wm. A. Linn
Schroeder & Price
Olson
West Side Square
J. Harve Thompson
the Peoples State Bank
Southwest Corner Square
Sullivan, Indiana
Sand
Tn H's Pines
Pepe Gy
Vogue G
Bermans
Bargain Store
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