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Choir Arrives For CanadiaoSingfesf Indiana Women On Hand With 2,000 TORONTO, Ont.* UP — The 2,000 women of the Indiana Home Demonstration Club choir were pouring into Toronto Thursday “in real good singing voice.” The world's largest women’s choice will sing today and Saturday night in special programs at the Canadian National Exhibition. The massed choir will sing a cantata especially whiten for their goodwill tour of Canada by Hoosier Playwright. John McGee, titled “The Unguarded Border.” It will be narrated by the president of Furdue University, F. L. Hovde. The concert will be broadcast In both Canada and the United States

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." I I Famous Director To Preside At Program Martin J. Bangert To Lead Chorus Saturday Martin J. Bangert, educator, music editor, organist, and one of the well-known choral conductors

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of the Lutheran church-Missouri Synod, will direct the Lutheran Chorus of. Sheboygan, Wisconsin in\ their concert at S.t John's church (Bingen) beginning at 8 p.m., August 23. Mr. Bangert specialized in the music of the masters which emanates from the post-reformation eras, a period In world history peculiarly prolific in the field of sacred music, which produced some of the world's outstanding church poets and hymn writers, and which witnessed the birth of a type of music generally conceded to have found its culmination in Johann Sebastian Bach. Through the medium of his contacts with such world-famous church musicians as Dr. Edward Rechlin of New York, Guenther Ramin of Leipzig, Germany, / the late Dr. Khrl Straube, and others, he has assimilated various ideals and aims as fdstered in church music both in America and in Eur-

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ope. Mr. Bangert is, therefore, afforded an unusually comprehensive view of the possibilities of musical expression, and these are being developed constantly by him. A graduate of Concordia Teachers' College of Seward, Nebraska, a school of higher learning maintained by the Lutheran church for the purpose of training men as musicians, church organists, and teachers in Christian parochial schools, Mr. Bangert is at present a member of thefaculty of the school maintained by St. Paul Lutheran church, *in Sheboygan. As organist at St, Paul church, and conductor of their choir, he has directed the performance of [numerous Bach cantatas, many of them translated and arranged by him and presented for the first time, under his direction, in America. Mr. Bangert ;is co-editor of “Laudamus Dom/num,” a music series/ published in St. Louis, Missouri. The Lutheran chorus, “A

j. W' * h 'J I 1 > \ j A 1 '' .I tM ‘ Ad' I • / ...1. J !7-Y|AR-OLD Mrs. Marjorie Thornton asks $1,650 a month separate maintenance from 82-year-old husband Lewis W. Thornton in Los Angeles. She also asks an injunction preventing the globe-trotting mßUcmaire from obtaining a divorce outside of California. They were wed Jan. 31. /./ntemationalj choir with the Message,” has been under his direction twentyeight years. The public Is cordially Invited to attend this concert. Twins Too Speedy Newport, r. i. (UP)-rtich-ard JL and Frederick V. Leahy, 24-yearold twins who are dental technicians In, the Navy underwent simultaneous extractions .in district court. Both paid |75 fines for speeding. Police said they ap-parently-were racing on Memorial Boulevard. I j .'■[ ■ h—' Must Have Been Young ‘HOUSTON, Tex. (UP) —Police decided the culprit was la juvenile. Missing from the Chidken Koop case w[as $3 from the caish register and a supply of candy bars and chewing gum. '

Trips To Washington Awarded To 4-Hers Adams County Girl Is Listed As Winner Lafayette, Ind. Awards of 32 trips Washington, D. C., Sept. 6-13, have been made to Hoosier 4-H -club boys and -girls for the first time this summer, according to J. C. Ralston, associate in 4-H club work at Purdue University. The trips have been made on the basis of achievements in club work and are sponsored by the Agricultural Extension Service and Stark Sr Wetzel, Indianapolis./ George Stark will open the festivities of the trip with a "kick-off” dinner Saturday evening, Sept. 6, at the Washington Hotel; Indianapolis. On ‘Sunday morning, the delegation will leave for Washington by bus. Highlights of the trip will include a tour of Washington Monument, the Capitol Building, Smithsonian Institution, a n d Mount Vernon J t The group will leave Washington Sept. 11, and stop at Annapolis enroute. They will also visit Atlantic City and historic shrines in the Philadelphia area. The battle fields of Valley Forge and Gettysburg will be tourned. The trip will conclude in Indianapolis Saturday evening, Sept. 13. Chaperoning the group will be Miss Ruth Heitz, assistant in 4-H club woak and Ralston. ■ / Those who have been awarded the trips are: Mary Carol Myers, 46, Noblesville, R_ 4; Marjorie Ann Wilkison, 17, Rushville, Rt. 1; Delores Tape, Is, Vallonia, Rt. 1; Dorothy Purler, 16, West Baden Springs, Rt. 1; ,Ann Smith, 18, Decatur; Alta Marie Peyton, 17, Charlestown, Rt. 2; Patricia Kaiser, 17, Aurora, Rt. 1; Donna Wickens, IT, Spencer; Marilyn 17, Terre Haute, Rt. 6; Marjorie Reiff, 17, Burnettsville, Rt. 1; Barbara L. Ruch, 20, Marion, Rt. 4; Donna Hetrick, ,lg| College Corner, Ohio, Rt. 1; Dorothy Overmyer, 20, Monterey, Rt. 1; Kathryn Liggett, 17, North Liberty, Rt. 1; Jean Breiner, 18, Poseyville; Anna Lea Jones, 17, Chrisney, Rt. !. ' < Additional winners are: Eugene Wint, 18, Elizabethtown; Roy A. Walter, 20, North Salem; Clinton Eugene McNally, 20, Cedar Grove, Rt. 1; Jack L. Robinson, 17, Middletown, Rt. 2; Robert Ray Myers, 18, Plainville; Dean Borders. 19, Loogootee; Maryin Schmidt, 18, 2316 yann Avenue, Evansville; Delmar Lee Guard, 18, Lawrenceburg, Rt. <1; Jim McGuire, 18, Westport; Herman Retinger, Jr. 17, Bourbon; Jr. 17, Bourbon; David Budd, 18, Lebanon, Rt. 4; Harvey Jordan. 19, Rensselaer, Rt. 5; George Wappes, 18, Garnett, Rt. 1; Dale Bowman, 17, Huntington, Rt. 5; Max Schugel, 17, Clay City, Rt. T; Jerry McMullen, 16, Kockvllle, Rt. 1. PrisonerwWanted I OTHACA. Mich. (UP)—Gratiot County authorities are none too happy about the small population at the county jail. There are only four prisoners left. A few more would help because there aren’t enough left to maintain the courthouse grounds. ' Hunger Prevails DAVENPORT, la. (UP—Ferjervary Park’s 29 monkeys escaped from their waterrsurrounded island when a leak in a dike let the water out. The monkeys spent a few hours of freedom swinging from nearby trees but at the first rattle of the feed .buckets they scampered back to island. To satisfy an kinds of needs, America’s nail producers make more than 100 different types of iron and steel nails. jF"" I H-W Jl AITH LUGGAGE and furs, Mrs. Rae Ashton erf Vernal, Ut., arrives in , New York for the American Legion convention, where she is expected to be elected national president of the American Legion Auxiliary. llutemationai)

* ■ -- HARD COAL contract negotiations get underway in New York with Edward E. Fox (left), president of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron company, conferring with Tdm Kennedy, vicb president of the United Mine Workers of America. UMW President John L. Lewis was delayed in Washington. (International Soundphoto,

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