Concert at Sterling Spotlight Milneis Orchestra Soloists
Milneis Symphony Orchestra under Izler Solomon performs at Sterling Coliseum on May 7 with standout soloists Janska Slebos and Herman Clebanoff. Afternoon program includes instrument demonstrations and works from Weber, Beethoven, Korsakov, Saint-Saens, Sibelius, and Jarnefelt. Evening program features Nyich Techaikowsky, Dukas, Struss, and Borodin pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milneis Symphony
Solomon
Sterling Coliseum
Hhe
Lietening
Jenska Slebos
Netherlands
America
Herman Clebanoff
Minois Symphony Orchestra
Sterling
Izler Solomon
Herman
Weber
Allegretto
Beethoven
Himsky-Korsakov
Saint-Saens
Eerie
Jarnefelt
Peter Nyich Techaikowchy
Paul Dukas
Johann Struss
Vienna Woods
Borodin
Prince Igor
Religious Leaders Plan June 2 Rally At Soldier Field
Chicago churches prepare for a 100000 strong America for God rally at Soldier Field on Sunday June 2. Governor Loren D Dickinson of Michigan and prominent evangelicals will speak on a pledge to spiritual awakening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Soldier Field
Loren D. Dickinson
Michigan
Christian Loyalty Assembly
Loop
America
General Conference of the Methodist Church
United States
Robert “Bob” Jones
Tennessee
Frank Mangs
KR. G. LeTourneau
Paul W. Rood
J. Stratton Shufelt
Moody Memorial Church
Salvation Army Corps
Covenant
Wheaton College
White Shirt Brigade
Local residents visit relatives and friends in area
Preston Prairie Oscar Crouse and son Earl of Sterling were business visitors here recently. Pearl Hartman Ostergard of Sloomfield Ind came to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hart man Mr. and Mrs. Howard Petty and Doris were recent visitors in the Loren Adolph home in Wacker. Ada Hartman has returned from a visit with friends in Savanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Crouse
Earl of
Sterling
Pearl Hartman Ostergard
Sloomfield
W. B. Hartman
Howard Petty
Doris
Loren Adolph
Wacker
Ada Hartman
Savanna
Mount Carroll Officials Reappointed by Mayor Hartman
Mount Carroll city officers were reappointed for the year Friday night by Mayor W. W. Hartman. Appointments include Health officer Dr. L F Isenhart, street commissioner Conrad Sack, police chief Carlos Johnston, special policeman George Gifford, waterworks assistant Walter Hawk, and park caretaker George Myers. The waterworks superintendent post, once held by the late Ben Warfield, was left open and the assistant’s salary raised from 80 to 100 dollars monthly. Cemetery board members and fire department officers were also named. Park board appointments were deferred to the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carroll
W. W. Hartman
L. F. Isenhart
Conrad Sack
Carlos Johnston
George Gifford
Walter Hawk
George Myers
Ben Warfield
Cemetery Board
R. M. Eaton
N. C. Smith
al Kessler
Carlos Robbe
Maurice Schaut
Lyle Irvin
Howard Pauley
al Hartman
William Wildey
Ted Colehour
Fred Rhodes, Jr
James Schaut
Paul Smith
Ronald Smith
Bride Seeks Bank Charge Account Instead of Savings
A bride visits a bank asking to open an account but clarifies she wants a regular charge account like those at department stores. The teller responds that they are glad to help and asks how much she wishes to deposit.
Westerly Family Journey Profiles Southern Cities and Civil War Landmarks
A Westerly letter recounts an 18 day road trip tracing the old south from Washington to Charleston Savannah and Atlanta. The authors describe poverty among rural families, scenes in Florence Charleston and Savannah, visits to Tara and Georgia Tech, and reflections on slavery and the Civil War era. They note Lookout Mountain Kennesaw Mountain Peachtree Street and the Atlanta battle sites, compare historic lore to reality, and end with a return trip to Westerly via New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol
Richmond
Petersburg
Fayetteville
N. C
Florence
New South
Kingstree
South Carolina
Oklahoma
South
Charleston
Fort Sumter
Savannah
Atlanta
Georgia
Macon
Sherman
Ellen
Scarlet
Tara
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
McKenzie King
Jonesboro
Margaret Mitchell
Illinois
Ellen O'Hara
Scarlett O'Hara
Peachtree Street
Peachtree Creek
Penitentiary
Chloe
Georgia Tech
Kennesaw Mountain
Johnson
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lookout Mountain
Missionary Ridge
Lookout
Alabama
Bridgeport
Tennessee
Cumberland Gap
Daniel Boone
Virginia
Kentucky
Middlesboro
Kentuck
West Virginia
Clifton Forge
Lexington
Bridge of Rock
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
National Sky Line
Chambersburg
Westerly
New York City
Insect Life Quips and Millennial Mischief
A humorous sketch depicts a lady offering a conductor ten dollars with a playful miscue about payment. A child’s question about a millennium prompts a gentle explanation equating it to a centennial but with more legs, delivered in a folksy exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Just the Thing Round Hole in Front Door Sparks Curiosity
A man shows his ultra modern house to a friend who notes many liked features and questions the circular hole in the front door. The owner explains it is for circular letters.
Vocabulary of surnames and family trades provokes Whitworth class
A teacher notes that surnames often reflect ancestral trades with examples like Smith Taylor and Baker. He asks a student Webb about his ancestors and the reply humorously mentions spiders. The joke shifts to a quip about a large electric bill brightening the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Taylor
Baker
Webb
Hiv that does good for good's sake
A brief note reflects on helping others without seeking praise or reward, trusting that good deeds will lead to positive outcomes and justice in the end.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Illinois Symphony Orchestra
Iinois
Preston Prairie
Mount Carroll
Co. A. Jenkins
A. P. Kenyon
George
Westerly, R. L
Lear
Prent
G. H. Thompson Fulton
Walter Electric Shop
Tri-City
Pittsburgh
Paper Store
al. Faber
Lincolnway
Fulton
Ill
Allis-Chalmers
Allis- Chalmers
Ms Am
Mobel RG
Earl R. Dailey
Albany, II
Wiersema Bros. Gamble
Considine
Felron
Lincoln Way
FESCO
Farmers Elevator & Supply Co
Morrison
Johnny Brown
Billiard Hall
BABY
Richard Vogel
Roy Gas Ranges
Strating Service Co
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