New Organ Tuned at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, February 1956
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Ann Arbor News, February 18, 1956
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New Organ Tuned At St. Andrew's: Dewey Layton of Ypsilanti tunes one of the 336 pipes on the organ he built for St. Andrew's Episcopal Church here. The church organist, George Hunsche, calls the small gallery organ's tones "beautifully clear and bright." It will supplement and occasionally substitute for the main organ at the church. The organ was installed this week and will be dedicated at 11 a.m. services tomorrow.
Ann Arbor News, February 18, 1956
Caption
New Organ Tuned At St. Andrew's: Dewey Layton of Ypsilanti tunes one of the 336 pipes on the organ he built for St. Andrew's Episcopal Church here. The church organist, George Hunsche, calls the small gallery organ's tones "beautifully clear and bright." It will supplement and occasionally substitute for the main organ at the church. The organ was installed this week and will be dedicated at 11 a.m. services tomorrow.
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1956
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February
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