Globe Trotters: College Orchestra Dances for Queen
A floating university orchestra of six American college students toured Europe from Malaga to Madrid and Lisbon in 1927. Queen Eugenie hosted a tea dance, attended a bullfight, and paid travel expenses, while the Globe Trotters performed for royalty and toured with the university ship voyage. The group ranked among the most widely traveled college orchestras, with prior engagements in Bangkok and other ports.
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Eclipse of Sun on June 29 Visible to Old World
The bulletin notes a total solar eclipse on June 29 will be visible to observers in Wales England Scandinavia and Siberia following Americas 1925 event. It marks the first England total eclipse in over two centuries crossing the country.
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Eclipse chasers eye 1924 total eclipse across England and Norway
English observers plan to witness the May 22 1724 solar eclipse with Prof Mitchell of Leander McCormick Observatory among a party preparing to travel to England and Norway. The event, linked to Thales, Einstein relativity and 1922 Australian photographs, aims to shed light on celestial mysteries.
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Leander McCormick Observatory
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Norway
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Thales
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Australia
Jeanette Reports Highest January Birth Rate in State
Harrisburg April 20 Jeannette registered the highest urban birth rate in the state during January with 387.1 births per thousand population per year. Cheltenham township had the lowest at 6.4. The report notes two communities with natural population decreases, West Chester and Cheltenham, while motor vehicle fatalities rose to a record for January at 13.9 per thousand. Alcoholism caused 60 deaths, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia contributing eleven and six respectively. Trends show increases in Altoona and Pittsburgh, with Pittsburgh facing unusual winter mortality.
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Streams Around Garland Crowded On Opening Day
Garland reports opening day crowds along streams for trout season with many fishermen, families and cars parked along routes. Local residents recount Easter activities, visits, and health news as community ties and events unfold in Garland.
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Cambridge Springs
Charles Moore
Washington, D. C
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H. L. Quick
Anna Quick
M. EB
Alfred Sharman
North Warren
John Taylor
Wave Carlton
Youngsville
W. E. Taylor
Theo. Quick
Galeton
John Calkins
Pittsfield
Quick Lome
Howard Ramsdell
Russell
Fred Elzer
Munn
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Madeline
Maxine Sheddy
Lucile Loomis
Blanche English
Ruth Parker
George Warner
Tidicute
Titusville
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Geo, Warner
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Watkins
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Kinzua Easter Program Highlights Local Church
Kinzua reports a full Easter Sunday at Saint Luke's Episcopal with a student choir program titled Voluntary Song of the Reeds. Recitations, piano solos, violin pieces, and organ selections fill the program, featuring performances by Wilda Jones, Winona Thompson, Justina Bakloni, Bruce Jones, and many local students. Community notes follow, including a new baby, travel visits, and a planned high school pie social.
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Billy Stdd
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Amber Flynn
Menuetto
Justina Bakloni
Mary Elaine Miler
Ida Stidd
Elmer Starr
Helen Burgason
Olive Deane
Mabel Starr
Bruce Jones
Jack Svetleos
Helen Riley
F. C. Deane
William Mason
Marjory Flan
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Robert Maley
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Sinel Port
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Wrightsville
Jesse English
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George S. Tome
Corydon
William Hallowell
Oil City
Ernest Elberg
Donald Fullerton
Akeley
Werberl Springer
West Dickory
W. L. Cohooi
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Kinzna High School
Donald Jenkins
L. B. Jones
Margie
Shefeld
Everett Olson
Benny Courbin
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Warren
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Floyd Edington
New Castle
Fred Culbertson
Milton Sills
O'Malley
Iday Evening at Preeylerian Church Service
About thirty juniors attended a Friday evening gathering in the Preeylerian church where Rev. Doolittle delivered a message to the youth group.
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