Minneap olis 1933 Biennial Convention music events outlined
The text highlights composers in attendance, discussions led by prominent speakers about music in America, recitals by national concert artists, and a Junior Day at the National Federation of Music Clubs convention and festival. It also notes a Pleasant surprise for Rev. Franklin G. Senger at his birthday social with a music program and well wishes.
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America
Minneapolis
National Federation of Music Clubs
Franklin G. Senger
Winchester
United Brethren Circuit
National Avenue
Mount Olive
Senger
Raymond E Cooper Passes Washington Bar Exam
Raymond E. Cooper, son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Cooper, passed the Washington bar examination and is admitted to the bar. A Handley High School 1927 graduate, he studied at Southern Business University and National University Law School of Washington, taking the exam after graduation and securing success amid a class of 450 with 238 passing. He has worked as a stenographer and adjuster for Fidelity Casualty Co. of Washington for five years while attending law school at night and will practice in Washington and nearby Virginia cities.
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Raymond E. Cooper
Stanley Cooper
Washington
Cooper
Handley High School
Southern Business University
National University Law School of Washington
Fidelity Casualty Company
Virginia
Hoodoo Hop Set for Martinsburg by Flappers Ball Committee
The second annual Hoodoo Hop will be held Monday evening February 27 in the Apollo Ballroom Martinsburg with dancing starting at 9 pm. Music by Jack Schill and His West Virginians and several novelty features will entertain. A heart social planned by the Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church social group has been postponed with new dates to be announced.
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Flappers’ Ball Committee of
Martinsburg
Appollo
Jack Schill
West
Heart Social
Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society of
Loudoun Street
Presbyterian Church
George Cross
Fishburne Military Academy
Waynesboro
Charles Cross
South Loudoun Street
Cross
Social Calendar Highlights Weekly Church and Club Meetings
Friday at 7 30 p m Street Methodist Church hosts Little Theatre in Handley Library. 8 p m Kauffman Community League spelling at Kauffman school. 9 00 p m Mary Martha Bible Class at Centenary Reformed Church. Monday 7 30 p m Musicers Club. 8 p m Winchester Post VFW. Tuesday Lions Club lunch at George Washington Hotel 12 30 p m. Century Club 3 30 p m. Girls Athletic Association basketball at Handley High. Wednesday Kiwanis 12 45 p m. United Brethren choir 6 45 p m. Winchester Lodge 8 00 p m. Grace Lutheran adult choir 8 15 p m. Thursday Rotary Club 1 00 p m at George Washington.
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Meeting Street Methodist Church
Little Theatre Organization
Handley Library
Newton Snapp
South
Loudoun Street
Kauffman Community League
Kauffman School House
Mary
Musicers’ Club
Winchester Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post Rooms
Lions’ Club
George Washington Hotel
Century Club
Stewart Bell
North Cameron Street
Girls’ Athletic Association
Handley High School
Kiwanis Club
Young People's Choir
The
United Brethren Church
Winchester Lodge
B. P. O. Ellis
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
National Federation of Music Clubs Biennial in Minneapolis
The eighteenth biennial convention and festival will unfold in Minneapolis from May 21 to 24 with opening concerts by the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra and the St Olaf Choir. The event features young artist contests awarding seven $1,000 or $500 prizes and a New York appearance, plus a Schubert Memorial prize for an orchestral debut. Celebrities include Olga Samarnoff and Helen Keller among others, with chamber music day and University of Minnesota opera planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Federation of Music Clubs
Minneapolis
Minn
Sedantary
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
St. Olaf Lutheran Choir
Northfield
Schubert Memorial, Inc
New York
Olga Samarnoff
Ernest Hutcheson
Rudolph Ganz
Frederick Stock
Helen Keller
Harold Bauer
Charles Wakefield Cadman
A. Walter Kramer
John Erskine
University of Minnesota
Mrs. Pancoast Undergoes Emergency Appendi Cit y Operation
Mrs. Robert Pancoast of Purcellville Loudoun county Va underwent an emergency appendectomy at Memorial Hospital early today after a sudden illness last evening. Formerly Miss Mary Lee Larrick daughter of John W Larrick Sr she arrived in time for surgery and was described as somewhat improved later this afternoon.
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Robert Pancoast
Memorial Hospital
Purcellville
Loudoun County
Pancoast
Mary Lee Larrick
John W. Larrick
Max Lewis
Amherst Street
Special Epworth League program at Round Hill Church
A special Epworth League program will be given at Round Hill Methodist Church at 8 oclock Sunday evening. The event will be in charge of Miss Virginia Triplett and all are invited to attend.
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Round Hill
Round Hill Methodist Church
Virginia Triplett
Mid Winter Dances At Williamsburg Students To Host Initiation
Plans for the Gurls Athletic Association initiation at the West rooms feature Miss Emily Light in charge of the program with a committee led by Mrs. Cramer Lycett. The event includes a March 2 meeting and a regular monthly gathering, while William and Mary College hosts a mid winter dance series at George Preston Blow gymnasium sponsored by the Cotillion Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurls Athletic Association
West
Emily Light
Elena
Cather
Marion Ewing
Frances van Deventer
Virginia Pigott
Thelma Hauptman
Anne Hollland
Elizabeth Jasper
Edna Holland
Jenny Stover
Jane Flood
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
George Preston Blow
Cotillion Club
Douglas Hubard
Norfolk
RU-MA Promise of Quick Relief for Rheumatic Aches
An advertisement guarantees RU-MA will ease rheumatic pain within a week or refund the money. It claims the remedy works by targeting the liver kidneys and blood to remove excess uric acid and toxins. Baker's Drug Store endorses the guarantee and urges readers to act now.
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Rama
Baker's Drug Store
Winchester Apple Blossom Festival plans and figures
Local leaders outline festival scope and funding. Rev Dr McPaden urges statewide support, noting costs around 12 000 dollars and that the event boosts local deposits and state licenses. Col Hodges pledges Chamber of Commerce backing and Nelson will liaise with organizers. The queen and court preparations are detailed, including coronation, costumes, receptions, and a formal luncheon.
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Pamier
Sritelsance
PF. T. McPaden
Loudoun Street
LeRoy Hodges
State Chamber of Commerce
Robert F. Nelson
Winchester
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Enandoah
B. B Dutton
Clarke Cooper
S. L. Plickinger
D. W. Ritenour
Fred L. Glaize
William Beverley
Committee coordinates princesses travel and lodging duties
A committee is tasked with meeting all trains and buses, transporting the princesses to appointments and floats, and returning them to headquarters. On call at all times, the group also handles housing arrangements through the Southern Inn to accommodate relatives and friends seeking suitable hotels or homes.
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F. L
Southern Inn
Three Accused Of Conspiracy Held For Court
Three young men charged with attempting to extort 50000 from Col. Charles A. Lindbergh by threat to harm his son were bound over to the federal grand jury meeting on July 3. Joe Bryant and Norman Harvey were released on bonds after arrest following Bryant’s attempt to cash 17000 at a local bank. Harvey’s wife Elsie remained free under 5000 bond.
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Associated Press
Roanoke
Charles A. Lindbergh
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Charles D. Fox
Pax
Joe Bryant
Norman Harvey
Bryant
Plantpo Asa
Harvey
Elsie
Sunday School Opens at Braddock Street Church
The Standard Training School opens Sunday February 26 at 2 30 PM at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South with evening sessions Monday to Friday at 7 30 PM. Courses include Teaching Children, Building the Program for Seniors and Young People, and New Testament Survey. Books available at John W. Rosenberger and Company and at the church. Open to members of other churches as well.
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Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
E. L. Woolf
J. J. Rives
D. D
Senator Walsh Flies To Havana For Wedding
Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana flew from Miami to Havana to marry Senora Nieves Perez Chaumont de Truffin, widow of a Havana businessman. The 74 year old senator is an old friend of the bride and has long followed Havana and Washington affairs. Walsh's wife died in 1917.
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Associated Press
Miami
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Havana
Senora Nieves Perez Chaumont de ‘Truffin
Walsh
Washington
Stone Resigns As Chairman Of U S Farm Board
Washington February 2 Stone resigns as chairman of the Farm Board amid bristling opposition and threats of oblivion for the important agency He cites possible great good for American farmers if the agency continues The fight centered on Senate cotton farm relief and a government pool to reduce acreage Bankhead Alabama warned the rule for the Smith bill may fail Stone’s resignation to take effect March 4 was submitted to President Hoover.
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Washington
Senate
House
Agriculture and Rules
Bankhead D
Ala
Hoover
Auto Collision Fatalities Rise in Valley Tragedy
Survivors W. Harris of Staunton and Jesse Miller of Shenandoah show continued improvement at Rockingham Memorial Hospital after a Grove Hill crash in Page county Sunday night. Four people died in the smash up including Miss May MacDonald New Market Miss Lillie Trobaugh Harrisonburg FYT Carper and Ted Royer Shenandoah. Carper drove the Harris vehicle with Trobaugh aboard Royer led his own car with MacDonald and Miller.
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W. Harris
Staunton
Jesse Miller
Shenandoah
Grove Hill
Page County
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Harris
Miller
May MacDonald
New Market
Lillie, Trobaugh
Harrisonburg
Fyt, Carper
Tedpoo Royer
Shenandoahty
Carper
Jury Verdicts In Auto Cases Are Confirmed
In Circuit Court on February 23, verdicts were confirmed in automobile accident suits. Mrs May C Rinker sued J William Fadeley and Miss Richards sued Earl Keller with injuries to Rinker family and others. Richards case earlier heard, no appeals noted. judgments entered.
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Aron
May C. Rinker
Wordstock
J. William Fadeley
Columbia Furnace
A Bell Richards
Winchester
Earl Keller
Toms Brook
Rinker
Boy Loses Leg In Mower Suit Seeks 75000
In Frederick Maryland a 75,000 damage suit by 10 year old Francis Ricketts son of Harvey G Ricketts of Rockville against neighbor farmer Clarence Watkins opened in Frederick county circuit court. Crutches bound boy testified a mowing machine incident on July 22 1931 caused his legs to be maimed after horses ran away. The case alleges negligence and was moved from Rockville on change of venue.
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Frederick
Francis Ricketts
Harvey G. Ricketts
Rockville
Clarence Watkins
Frederick County
Arthur D. Willard
Ricketts
Watkins
Statesmen debate pants kicks and meddling with Japan
The snippet hints at a debate among leaders over intervention strategies toward Japan. It suggests strong rhetoric about taking action and resisting external meddling in Asian affairs.
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Japan
Bishop Cannon Urges That Drys Grid For Battle
Bishop James Cannon Jr and Dr. Buzene Crawford of the Methodist Episcopal Church South forecast victory in at least half the states against ratification. They rally organized opposition to the wet forces led by Emmanuel Smith, citing past battles with prohibition at San Francisco Chicago and other conventions. They warn Tammany Hall and Smith allies may push legalized liquor back into national life.
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Washington
James Cannon, Jr
Buzene L. Crawford
Board of Temperance Social Services
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Noreaaaes
Emmanuel Smith
San Francisco
Alfred Pimmannuel
Bourke Cochran
Smith
Chicago
Tammany Hall
South
Students Shoot Themselves When Plane Cracks Up
In San Benito Texas on February 23 a plane crash ended with two fliers dead. Witnesses reported a gunshot heard in the air and Lemar Nelson a 33 year old pilot found shot in the head. Erin McCall a student flier left the wreckage and shot himself after walking about 20 feet. A pistol lay beside his body.
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San Benito
Tex
Lemar Nelson
Erin McCall
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