Chautauqua Marks End of 1958 Season With London Recital
The 1958 Chautauqua season closes with Paul Arnold arranging a Hamilton Forrest program featuring George London baritone from the Metropolitan Opera Association. London performs Wagner, Purcell, Ravel and Verdi with Copland arrangements. The event caps a season of talks, music, and events including Senior Citizens Day with Med Maxwell as main speaker and a final Sacred Song service conducted by Rev B Davie Napier.
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Prize Winning Pastel At Bester Plaza Art Festival
Remy Poodle by Katherine Thomas of Warren won first prize in the August 9 show at Chautauqua Institution. Robert Gwathmey discussed the piece with two assistant judges. Warren area winners Grace Stanton and Marian Bibeau claimed top oil prizes. Warren Art Group members submitted works including Marian Potter Dorothy Meyer Eva Smith Ethel Kahle Mary Whitten Helen Logan Emily Mertzel Alice Rice Katherine Lott.
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Alice Rice
Katherine Lott
Navy's first electric propelled ship Jupiter launched in 1912
The Navy introduced its first electrically propelled ship USS Jupiter after its launch on August 24, 1912 at Mare Island California.
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