 "Albany Times Union (Albany, NY)")
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WILLIAM A. IRVINE, 85.(CAPITAL REGION)
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COHOES William A. Irvine, 85, of Berkley Avenue died Wednesday at home after a brief illness.
He was born in Killmancrenan, County Donegal, Ireland, and immigrated to this country in 1926. He lived in Cohoes for 52 years.
Mr. Irvine was a tool and die maker for the General Electric Co. for 31 years. He also worked at the Malta test station for aerospace engines and equipment. He retired in 1974.
He was the widower of ...
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The charms of Chautauqua: creating an arts-filled vacation. (Chautauqua Institution)
Magazine article from: World and I
; ...and director of programming, explains: "Cofounder John Heyl Vincent wrote that a wide range of interests on every level...from Ohio--and Philadelphia Methodist minister John Heyl Vincent announced a summer assembly of learning for Sunday...
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Profile: Popularity of book clubs across America
Transcript from: NPR Weekend Edition - Sunday
; ...TREMBLAY reporting: When Bishop John Heyl Vincent stood up, faced his congregation...energetic man with a flowing beard, Vincent hoped to sell books from his own...Bible' is something that Bishop Vincent said at some point. TREMBLAY...
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Society sheds light on city's history
Newspaper article from: Daily Breeze
; ...several interlopers. Streets such as Vincent, Spencer and, once upon a time...conferences drew thousands of people. John Heyl Vincent, a Methodist minister for whom...lamp's midsection. Its middle, Vincent Park, was recently declared City...
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CAPTURING CHAUTAUQUA PHOTOGRAPHS FOCUS ON ARCHITECTURE, WEALTH OF HISTORY AND BEAUTY.(BOOKS)
Newspaper article from: Albany Times Union (Albany, NY)
; ...artifice and clamor of the city.'' The minister, John Heyl Vincent, worried that the site was too hard to reach...thoughtful, pro-education mind-set of Miller and Vincent.) The Rev. Vincent needn't have worried. From the first summer...
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"Dancing Mothers" The Chautauqua Movement in Twentieth-Century American Popular Culture.
Magazine article from: American Studies International
; ...1874, when Protestant ministers John Heyl Vincent and Lewis Miller started a summer...Chautauqua in the state of New York. Vincent and Miller had no expectation or...education of the masses, modeled after Vincent and Miller's school at Lake Chautauqua...
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Letter from Chautauqua: the protestant, intellectual playground founded in the 19th century is now home to a thriving Jewish community.(Company overview)
Magazine article from: Moment
; ...Miller, an Ohio inventor, and John Heyl Vincent, a minister, dreamed of establishing...1936. The late New York City Mayor John Lindsay once called Chautauqua the...closed long ago, but Miller and Vincent's camp still springs to life for...
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Original Chautauqua doesn't need to make a comeback
Newspaper article from: The Topeka
; ...society through civil discourse. The words of Bishop John Heyl Vincent in 1886, still ring true today. He said, "Chautauquans...August 1874, the vision of Lewis Miller and Bishop Vincent, who wanted to establish a Sunday school teachers assembly...
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Chautauqua heightens the Boulder experience
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe
; ...New York, Lewis Miller, an Ohio businessman, and John Heyl Vincent, a Sunday school director, founded the New York Chautauqua...the transformational power of education, Miller and Vincent did not limit their curriculum to Bible studies. History...
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 "Portland Press Herald (Maine)")
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125 years of chautauqua ; Seaside community marks its anniversary with series of activities for residents and visitors.
Newspaper article from: Portland Press Herald (Maine)
; ...Y., an educational summer camp for Sunday school teachers founded by inventor Lewis Miller and Methodist Bishop John Heyl Vincent. Today, the Chautauqua Institution draws thousands of summertime visitors and is home to its own theater, symphony...
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ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF MASSEY MAGIC
Magazine article from: The American Organist
; ...Hate War" speech in 1936. The Chautauqua Institution was founded In 1874 as a Methodist camp meeting by the Rev. John Heyl Vincent and Lewis Miller. Miller had a Toronto friend named Hart Massey, who, like Miller, was an inventor and a manufacturer...
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