Captain Hall at Wash ington Chautauqua Draws 3000
Captain James Norman Hall recounts in vivid detail his air combat in France during World War I. He describes being shot down, captured, and treated in a German hospital, praising the courage of aviators and the Lafayette Escadrille before detailing his later transfer to American service. The event drew a large local audience and was followed by a pageant titled The Fairy Revel.
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Chautauqua Surplus Likely After Record Season
The 1919 Washington County Chautauqua closed with a Volunteers of America program drawing over 3000 attendees, $700 gate receipts, and about a thousand season tickets sold. Officials expect break even or a possible surplus, with treasurer C. M. Keck optimistic about finances and Dr. J. M. Wishart noting a treasury estimate of $1,200 to $1,500 for the year.
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Chautauqua Returns Boosted by Strong Attendance
The daily gate receipts remained high and the program drew a popular crowd. Patrons were well treated on stage and on the grounds, and local boosters leave the assembly encouraged for next year as interest grows and more people enlist in the chautauqua effort.
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