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Scan 315
The Musical blue book of America, 1915
33 lines. Read by computer on 22 September 2026. Printed page 253. See the scan on archive.org.
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1ROME
2MUSIC SECTION WOMAN'S CLUB
3Mrs. Earl Fuller, Director of Glee Club
5Mrs. George W. Turner …………………………………………..President
7CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MUSIC COMMITTEE
8Lester C. Bush …………………………………………………….Chairman
9Austin, H. S., teacher of singing; address, Rome, N. Y.
10Austin, Mrs. H. S., contralto soloist Frist Presbyterian Church; address, Rome, N. Y.
11Davies, Robert O., tenor soloist Zion P. E. Church; address, Rome, N. Y.
12Davison, Mrs. Marian, teacher of singing; address, Rome, N. Y,
13Hobbie, Miss Bertha, pianist; teacher of piano; address, Rome, N. Y.
14Lanigan, Charles T., concert basso; address, Rome, N. Y.
15Lundblad, John C., organist; supervisor of music, Rome Public Schools; organist and choirmaster Zion X Church; musical director Masonic Choir; Res. 408 N. George Street.
16Millias, Mrs. Florence Sellick, soprano soloist First Baptist Church; address, Rome, N. Y.
17Parkhurst, O. R., organist and choirmaster St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church; address, Rome, N. Y.
18Race, Frederick, baritone soloist First Presbyterian Church, Rome, N. Y.
19Van Wagenen, Miss Louise, soprano; soloist Zion Church; teacher of singing; address, Rome, N. Y.
20Vorse, Mrs. A. D., organist First Presbyterian Church; address, Rome, N. Y.
21West, Miss Jessie, pianist; teacher of piano; address, Rome, N. Y.
22Williamson, C. W., Jr., tenor soloist First Baptist Church; address, Rome, N. Y.
24SALAMANCA
25SALAMANCA MUSICALE
26(Membership 98, Men and Women)
27Miss Minnie Clemons Stern, Musical Director
29Miss Minnie Clemons Stern, 102 Jefferson Street …………………………………………..President
30Miss Veva Eaton …………………………………………………….Vice-President
31Mrs. M. C. Bullock, River Street ………………………………………Secretary
32Mrs. Edward Heller ………………………………………………….Treasurer
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