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Helen Francesca Bass (born Traubel), 1899 - 1972 Helen Francesca Bass (born Traubel) 1899 1972 Missouri California
Helen Francesca Bass (born Traubel) was born on 1899, in , Missouri, to Rudolph Otto F (Otto) Traubel and Clara C Traubel (born Stuhr).
Helen had one brother: Walter L Traubel.
Helen married Louis F Carpenter in 1920, at age 20.
Louis was born in 1895, in , Indiana.
Helen then married William L Bass in 1938, at age 38 in .
William was born in 1901.
Helen passed away on 1972, at age 73 in , California.
She was buried in , California.
Documents of Helen Francesca Bass (born Traubel)
Helen Francesca Bass (born Traubel) in The Michigan Daily - May 12 1950
Michigan Newspapers, 1817-2009
"... and for the Extra Concert Serles for 1969-51, are being accepted and filed ln sequence, at the offices of the University Society ln Burton Memorial Tower. Choral Union Serles (10 concerts) Helen Traubel, Oct. 6; Boston Symphony, Oct. 22; Cleveland Orchestra. Nov. 5; Solomon, Pianist, Nov. 20; Polytech Chorus of Finland, Nov. 28; Philharmonic, Slr Thomas Beecham, conductor, Erlca Morini, Jan. ll ..."
Publication place: Ann Arbor, Washtenaw County, MI, USA
Helen Francesca Bass (born Traubel) in Lodi News-Sentinel - Sep 24 1936
California Newspapers, 1847-2009
"... Wm. Van Wyck; Elbert Sc Howard; Organ Recital. 5 to 6 p. nt. lapo Marshall's Mavericks; News; Dinner Concert. Station; Meredith Wilson. Major Bowes' Amateur Hour. 6 to 7 p. ra. Music Hall. KGO Helen Traubel; Great Lakes Symphony. and Now; y March of Time; Mal Chorus. r Lanny Rom dnd Showboat. Government; Frey. 'KWO' Republican National Committee; Renfrew; California 1 Republican Committee. I te ..."
Publication place: Lodi, San Joaquin County, CA, USA
Helen Traubel
1899 1972 Helen Traubel in Biographical Summaries of Notable People
Helen Traubel
was born on June 16 1899, in St. Louis, to
Otto Ferdinand Traubel
and
Clara Traubel
.
Helen
married
Louis Franklin Carpenter
.
Helen
then married
William L. Bass
.
Helen
lived in St. Louis.
Her occupation was Singer, Actor.
Helen
passed away on July 28 1972, at age 73 in Santa Monica.
Helen Traubel
1899
Missouri
Helen Traubel in 1900 United States Federal Census
Helen Traubel
was born in
month
1899, in
birth place
, Missouri, to
Otto Traubel
and
Clara Traubel
.
Helen
had one brother:
Walter Traubel
.
Helen Janis Yeargan (born Traubel), 1921 - 1993 Helen Janis Yeargan (born Traubel) 1921 1993 Missouri Texas
Helen Janis Yeargan (born Traubel) was born on 1921, in , Missouri.
Helen married Thomas Rudolph Yeargan on 1952, at age 31 in , Texas.
Thomas was born on 1920, in , Texas.
They had 2 children.
Helen passed away on 1993, at age 71 in , Texas.
Documents of Helen Janis Yeargan (born Traubel)
Helen Janis Yeargan (born Traubel) in The Milwaukee Journal - Aug 5 1951
Wisconsin Newspapers, 1884-2009
"... Mozart's Concerto for clarinet and orchestra" Gene Raymond is listed as of "Let Me Always Sing" and "Release," which wife Jeanette MacDonald sings on her concert tour. Lauritz Melchior and Helen Traubel have also sung them in public. S HADES OF JOHN BARRYMORE: John Barrymore, jr., and Diana Barrymore are carrying on the family BUCOLIC Mayo in "Captain Horatio Hornblower" z df iK i Zf Bem hughes ..."
Publication place: Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, WI, USA
Helen Janis Yeargan (born Traubel) in The Tuscaloosa News - Mar 31 1954
Alabama Newspapers, 1870-2009
"... Janel Hitchman, of England, with which, lt la reported she read s newspaper IO feet away and see moons around the planet Jupiter, normally visible only through a te opa. BEFORE NIGHTCLUB ARIA Helen Traubel, who broke with the 7. wno neone wun me I- lan Opera lo tour concer) halls and cafes, Ulka wilh associates ln show al New York. NEW CADET BOSS Lieut. Gen. Blackshear M. Bryan, commander of the ..."
Publication place: Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa County, AL, USA
Janis Yeargan
1921 1993 Janis Yeargan in U.S. Social Security Death Index (SSDI)
Janis Yeargan
was born on August 24 1921.
Janis
lived in Richardson, Texas 75080, USA.
Janis
passed away on February 14 1993, at age 71.
Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada
Helen TraubelHelen Traubel in The Spokesman-Review - June 28 1950
Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada
"... about half filled thc tent ln which the long E of addresses, concerts and will bc held. Thc musical portion of the Institute wos opened today by Lauritz and Helen Traubel singing compositions of Rlchard Wagner. accompanied by thc Denver Symphony orchestra. ASSOCIATION TO URGE HIGHWAY COMMISSION SEATTLE, June 27. Washington State Good Ronds association sald it will Introduce ln Ihe ..."
Publication place: Spokane, Spokane County, Washington, United States
Helen TraubelHelen Traubel in Reading Eagle - Dec 4 1955
Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada
"... PHONE 5-6247 Seidel Colonial Chape! Broadway New York big news on Broadway last week was a new Rogers and Hammerstein musical. The title is ?Pipe Dream,? the stars are Helen Traubel of Metropolitan Opera fame, William John son and newcomer Judy Tyler. ?Pipe Dream? is John steinbeck's novel "Sweet Thursday" put to Rodgers and Hammerstein music and deals with pretty much ..."
Publication place: Reading, Berks County, Pennsylvania, United States
Helen TraubelHelen Traubel in Sarasota Herald-Tribune - July 29 2005
Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada
"... He played Commander Cody, a scientist who wore a leather jacket, a silver helmet and an rocket pack. Wallace also made his mark on Broadway, debuting opposite opera star Helen Traubel in Rodgers and Hammerstein's ""Pipe Dream.” Wallace played the male lead opposite Gwen Verdon in "New Giri in Town," for which he was nominated for a New York Drama Circle ..."
Publication place: Sarasota, Sarasota County, Florida, United States
Helen TraubelHelen Traubel in The Gazette - Mar 26 1938
Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada
"... Hall sels lhc pace over CBF at 12.30 Thc Magle Key of RCA ls devoting itself largely lo music wilh lhc St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, directed by Vladimir and Helen Traubel as soprano soloist. Gregor 'cellist, will bc soloist wilh the New York Orchestra over CKAC at 3 Hc will play Schumann's 'Cello Concerto in A minor, John Barbirolli will direct ..."
Publication place: Montreal, Quebec, Canada
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Helen Traubel 1899 1972
Helen Traubel, 1899 - 1972
Helen Traubel was born on June 16 1899, in St. Louis, United States.
Helen passed away on July 28 1972, at age 73 in Santa Monica, United States.
She was buried in Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery, United States.
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Janis Helen Traubel 1921 1993MissouriTexas
Janis Helen Traubel, 1921 - 1993
Janis Helen Traubel was born on month day 1921, in birth place, Missouri, to Walter T. Traubel and Cora C Traubel (born Wetzel).
Janis married Thomas Rudolph Yeargan.
They had one daughter: Lois Celeste Packwood.
Janis then married Albert Clark Packwood.
Helen Traubel 1899 1972MissouriCalifornia
Helen Traubel, 1899 - 1972
Helen Traubel was born on month day 1899, in birth place, Missouri, to Otto Ferdinand Traubel and Clara Traubel (born Stuhr).
Helen had one brother: Walter Leonard Traubel.
Helen married Louis Franklin Carpenter.
Helen then married William Leopold Bass.
She lived in 3 more places.
1950 United States Federal Census
Helen Traubel 1943Pennsylvania
Helen Traubel, born Circa 1943
Helen Traubel was born circa 1943, in birth place, Pennsylvania, to Oscar E Traubel and Irene M Traubel.
U.S. City Directories
Helen E Traubel
