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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1916
Page
6
Mrs. Margaret Berry Millar of Columbus graced the closing night with a lyrical soprano program that showcased her voice in a festival highlight. A festival audience remembered her appearance three years ago and awaited another engagement as the choral tribute concluded.
Mrs. Miller and Miss Fleming performed with Mrs. Helen McNabb supervising the children's chorus under Prof R A Chubb. The 1918 May festival in Riverside Park showcased a long cantata with 300 fifth to eighth graders, praised for harmony and control. Mrs. Miller and Miss Fleming received strong audience acclaim, while McNabb’s accompaniment drew admiration for guiding young singers through intricate passages.
A long scanned list of performers and participants for a Cantata at Trem Springs. Names include Martha Rares Wai Hite Beavis Marga tuelisiyatt Du Miller and many others spanning dozens of individuals with numerous surnames and given names. The fragment reads like a program or roster.
Roy Crane, longtime dairyman at the Ohio state sanatorium, resigns to take a dairyman post at Waddington farm in West Virginia. He leaves amid praise from friends and Masonic circles, with a full charge of cattle and crewier operations promised.
The complete program lists events from Friday June 16 to Tuesday June 20 including trustees meetings, campus gatherings, a noon alumni luncheon, fraternity banquets, reunions, and the mighty-eighth commencement at Rowse Hall with orations by Joseph Stafford Trottman and William Budd Bodine Jr. Additional services and college singing fill the busy calendar.
At 82 East Eleventh Avenue Benjamin Brown Jr and Susan Jane Brown fight over division of house furnishings after a divorce. Judge Rathmell rules in favor of Mrs Brown for the broom and other items while ordering cash alimony in lieu of stock.
Sheriff John M. Woolfson recovered a pocketbook containing 7.50 after a woman peddler, selling Jardinieres, left it behind during a sale on the Coshocton road. She offered to buy eggs. as she left, she took the pocketbook. The sheriff located her and she returned the loss. No arrests will be made.
Mothers meeting set for May 14 at the church with a program during Sunday school hour and Rey Reed to speak. Funeral services for Rev. Warren Bedell were held at Liberty Chapel. Attendance and visits noted include families from Athens Clem, Barberton, Crandon, and Woodberry with several residents traveling or staying with relatives.
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