Gypsy Smith speaks at Chau tauqua amid rave reception
Maud Ballington Booth notes a record Chau tauqua day with receipts near 6000 and a large crowd flocking to Gypsy Smith address From the Gypsy Tent to the Pulpit His life story and conversion are recounted along with his South Africa work and critique of American dancing customs The morning sermon by Doctor Lloyd discusses Pauls letter to Philemon and slave relations urging Christian unity and equal regard tonight Lloyd previews a dramatic Job presentation
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Gypsy Smith
England
Mr. Smith
South Africa
Stewart- Bowman
Lloyd
Paul
Philemon
Rome
Colosse
Onesimus
Apostle Paul
Christ
God
Doctor Lloyd
Job
Juvenile Entertainment Follows Lecture at Chautauqua
Following Gypsy Smiths lecture Miss Rilling and Professor Schroeder directed a week of activity as children presented an excellent program. The boys demonstrated physical culture while the girls performed drills and fancy steps in a well received afternoon show. A standout feature was Miss Rillings dumbbell and Indian club display, praised by all attendees.
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Gypsy Smith
Miss Rilling
Professor Schroeder
Parland Newhall quartet fills packed Chautauqua tent
A crowded Parland Newhall concert drew the largest evening audience of the Chautauqua with many standing in entrances. The program featured versatile instrumental pieces, two slide trombones, a cornet, and a French horn, plus a notable bell ringing act praised for its rarity. B H Ringler, trombonist, again displayed noted skill.
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Parland Newhall
Chautauqua
Parland Newhall Company
Washington
B. H. Ringler
Quartet Performs With Skill and Versatility
A quartet impressed last night with ex cellent singing and multi instrument talent. Parland and Newhall sang solos to hearty applause while Smith supplied second tenor on vocals and French horn with piano accompaniments. They departed on No 61 to Brighton then took the Iowa Central for Monmouth to fulfill another engagement.
Lecture Highlights Wm Livingston of New Jersey
Mr Wilcox delivered a history lecture praising Governor Wm Livingston as a premier colonial leader. He traced the Livingston family’s prominence since 1686 and noted Livingston’s fourteen year governorship as a high type of public service. The final talk airs tomorrow on Fisher Ames the Statesman.
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Wm. Livingston
New Jersey
Mr. Wilcox
Livingston
America
Europe
Livingston Manor
Wilcox
Chautauqua Notes Highlight Local Visitors
J F Badham from Haskins and Limer Hulse from Keota visited the Chautauqua grounds yesterday. Mrs H D Van Dyke of Winfield and Wilber Figgins of Kalona joined friends there. Anna Miller from near Fairfield spent the day at Chautauqua park. Mort Keeley hosted the Bachelor Maids at the Keeley tent. Neese of Sigourney stays with Jessie Laffer. George Maxwell and wife of Crawfordsville called on friends. Already 112 lots have been engaged for next year's Chautauqua. Rounds orchestra led by H Rounds enjoyed a pleasant evening.
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J. F. Badham
Haskins
Limer Hulse
Keota
Ashby
H. D. van Dyke
Winfield
Anna Miller
Fairfield
Chautauqua Park
Mort Keeley
Keeley
Neese
Sigourney
Jessie Laffer
George Maxwell
Crawfordsville
H. ©. Rounds
The
Rounds Orchestra
Bunk Ward
Richland
Bowman
L. E. Hulse
M. A. Hulse
Eula Warrington
Merry Maids
Howard McCleery
Chicago
Chas. D. Gorham
Garden City
Kan
Chautauqua Grounds
Margaret Stewart
Wellman
Leacox
Mary Skinner
Scott Kirkpatrick
Shepta
Miss Stevenson
Clarion
Ingham
Chautauqua
Chautauqua Grounds Visited By Many From Nearby Towns
Visitors from Wellman Grinnell Iowa City Keota and other places spent yesterday on the Chautauqua grounds. Lectures were attended and several social events hosted by the Merry Maids and the A B C s. Notables included Rev John J Hales Gypsy Smith and Mrs. Hardy Ingham among others with numerous local residents joining friends on the grounds.
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John J. Hales
Fleming
Wellman
Sam McCleery
Gypsy Smith
E. G. Bowman
Myrtle McCaulley
New Sharon
Chautauqua
P. P. Wenger
Wayland
Engineer Pierce Recovers From Fall on Engine
Word from Winfield reports engineer Pierce, who fell from his engine yesterday morning, is improving and expected to resume work soon.
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Winfield
Pierce
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maud Ballington Booth
Parl and Newhall Company
the Bible Hour
the Juvenile Entertainment
William Livingston
Wilber Figgins
Kalona
Phonograph
Edison Phonograph
Edison
Edison Records
Lemmon’s
Lemmon
L. D. Robinson
Clarence Wassam
Iowa City
Hardy Ingham
Lloyd Kennel
Sturgis
Carroll
Iowa
A. L. Graham
Baby
Mildred Luse
West Liberty
Laura McCarrol
Ottumwa
H. D. Williams
KE. As Hulse
Pearl Manning
A. J. Droz
Thomas Thompson
Gregory
Harry Moore
Myrtle
Mary
Ed Henn
Wesley Hunter
Enos Miller
Verne Sigler
Lucile Narvis
Maud Sawyer
Anna Fern Shinnabarger
Muscatine
Hazel Scranton
Oklahoma City
Hazel Ward
Omaha
Lissa Adams
Mazie Lewis
Walter Boyer
Chas. Harley
J. D. Dayton
Jennie Cook
F. E. Morrison
Joe Simerman
West Chester
the Royal
Stuart & McCreedy
Mutual
Postoffice
Fox
Dewey
North Side Shoe Store
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