Music Trade Review
Issue: 1953 Vol. 112 N. 3 - Page 20
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Baldwin Dealers Juvenile Baseball Team
Wins Tourney in Dominican Republic
New Store in Fort Wayne, Ind.
A new organ and piano store at 1110
South Harrison St., Fort Wayne, Ind.
was opened in January by Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph P. Jennings. Minshall-Estey or-
pianos as well as Maas chimes are be-
gans, Story & Clark pianos and Packard
ing handled by this new company. Since
Mr. and Mrs. Jennings are accomplished
organists and pianists, at the opening
they made a special feature of the Min-
shall-Estey organ.
Several years ago, Mr. Jennings was
in charge of the organ department of
the Battle Creek and Kalamazoo, Mich,
stores of Grinnell Bros. More recently
he has been in charge of the organ and
piano department of Dick Piano Sales
and later changed operations to the
Packard Piano Co. in Fort Wayne. As-
sociated with Mr. Jennings in the new
business is Donald Lint, formerly of
Hillsdale. Mich.
At the opening, organ concerts were
presented by Louis Gerard, English or-
ganist, and Marguerite Hitzeman, Fort
Wayne's own concert organist and
pianist.
JUVENILE BASEBALL CHAMPIONS IN CIUDAD TRUJILLO, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC.
The Baldwin Piano Company's Ex-
port Department recently received word
that Senora Atala Blandino, owner of
the "Salon de Estudios, 'Mozart,'"
sponsored the 1952-53 Juvenile Base-
ball Champions in Ciudad Trujillo,
Dominican Republic.
The Baseball Tourney, a national
event, was for boys in the 12 to 14
age group.
Senora Blandino is quite enthusiastic
about her team and said they play like
professionals and are a great attraction.
Coppock s Music Store Has Novel
Way of Displaying Pianos Individually
EXTERIOR
The above illustrations show the new
unique wareroom of the Coppock's Mu-
20
AND
INTERIOR
VIEWS OF THE
terior view, although a complete view
of the interior can be had through the
windows.
This store is owned by Carl Coppock
and is managed by Jack Crites. An-
other store is also maintained on West-
ern Avenue.
In the new store each piano or
organ is actually individually displayed
so that the prospective customer can
see it without other styles or finishes
COPPOCK'S MUSIC STORE.
sic Co., Oklahoma City, Okla. One is
an exterior view and the other an in-
distracting his attention. Wurlitzer pi-
anos and organs are featured.
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW, MARCH. 1953
Baldwin Dealers Juvenile Baseball Team
Wins Tourney in Dominican Republic
New Store in Fort Wayne, Ind.
A new organ and piano store at 1110
South Harrison St., Fort Wayne, Ind.
was opened in January by Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph P. Jennings. Minshall-Estey or-
pianos as well as Maas chimes are be-
gans, Story & Clark pianos and Packard
ing handled by this new company. Since
Mr. and Mrs. Jennings are accomplished
organists and pianists, at the opening
they made a special feature of the Min-
shall-Estey organ.
Several years ago, Mr. Jennings was
in charge of the organ department of
the Battle Creek and Kalamazoo, Mich,
stores of Grinnell Bros. More recently
he has been in charge of the organ and
piano department of Dick Piano Sales
and later changed operations to the
Packard Piano Co. in Fort Wayne. As-
sociated with Mr. Jennings in the new
business is Donald Lint, formerly of
Hillsdale. Mich.
At the opening, organ concerts were
presented by Louis Gerard, English or-
ganist, and Marguerite Hitzeman, Fort
Wayne's own concert organist and
pianist.
JUVENILE BASEBALL CHAMPIONS IN CIUDAD TRUJILLO, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC.
The Baldwin Piano Company's Ex-
port Department recently received word
that Senora Atala Blandino, owner of
the "Salon de Estudios, 'Mozart,'"
sponsored the 1952-53 Juvenile Base-
ball Champions in Ciudad Trujillo,
Dominican Republic.
The Baseball Tourney, a national
event, was for boys in the 12 to 14
age group.
Senora Blandino is quite enthusiastic
about her team and said they play like
professionals and are a great attraction.
Coppock s Music Store Has Novel
Way of Displaying Pianos Individually
EXTERIOR
The above illustrations show the new
unique wareroom of the Coppock's Mu-
20
AND
INTERIOR
VIEWS OF THE
terior view, although a complete view
of the interior can be had through the
windows.
This store is owned by Carl Coppock
and is managed by Jack Crites. An-
other store is also maintained on West-
ern Avenue.
In the new store each piano or
organ is actually individually displayed
so that the prospective customer can
see it without other styles or finishes
COPPOCK'S MUSIC STORE.
sic Co., Oklahoma City, Okla. One is
an exterior view and the other an in-
distracting his attention. Wurlitzer pi-
anos and organs are featured.
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW, MARCH. 1953
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