File 106 - Reel 66.

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Reel 66.

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    SCA258-GA270-106

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    • [July 30, 1964?]-[September 1, 1964?] (Creation)

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    1 audio reel (1 hr., 31 min., 55 sec.)

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    (1895-1966)

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    One audio reel recording primarily of music. A handwritten note on the original audio reel box provides the following descriptions for each side of the reel:

    Side 1. Thurs. July 30/64 visiting night. Music - dreams; Amirah - few words of encouragement; Nelda Smith - came first. Congratulated all for the great day at the opening of the new office; Nurse Falkenburg - glad Karl could come. Has been busy in the East; Carl Zinkann - thanks Charlie Massel for his good thoughts; Dr. Hoffman - spoke of tremendous plans at the college; Dr. Hall - greeted all friends; Mrs. Massel - to Charlie; Gordon Steiss - told of some of his experiences; C.S. Smith - was proud of O.G. Smith at opening of office. Referred to the big clock; Happy Wolfe - referred to fish; White Eagle - tells George he follows him on trail; Mrs. Dudley - hello George many friends here tonight; Walter - closes meeting with a few remarks.

    Side 2. Tues. Sep. 1/64 master's night. Music - how great thou art; Amirah - conversion of Moses. Tribulations can bring peace; Goethe - first attempt to come here had many visions. Had not before seen such a light as you present here; Emmanuel Swedenborg - he could have said the eternal light. Excuses Goethe's first and short visit; Titicaca - pleased to come on heels of one who uses nice words; Golden Star - Evangeline not here tonight. All is well with her and Matthew. Running Deer looking after boy; Dr. Hoffman - Reviewed the message of the great teacher; Professor Hall - will bring you interpretations; Rajah - my light comes clear to you. My blessings; Margurite - says hello. Shall always come here; Walter - closes with appropriate remarks; message from Chesterfield.

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    Donated by Stanley McMullin in 2015.

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    • English

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      This audio reel was digitized in 2022 and access copies are available for research purposes. Transcription not available.

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      Described by JB in 2015.
      Revised by NM in 2024.

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      • English

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