General

AGO National Convention 1980, Minneapolis, Minnesota—4/8

Alexander Mills Organ in Cheyenne, Wyoming—14/9-11SI

Allen Chapel A. M. E. Church, Terre Haute, Indiana, Verney, 1905—20/24-29SI

American Organ Archives and Music Department, Rutgers University announce a Symposium “Images of the Organ”—85/22

American Organ Archives Announces Acquisition of Henry Karl Baker Collection—86/23

American Organ Archives Symposium: Current Perspectives on Organ Research—78/29-30

American Organ Archives Symposium: Images of the Organ—84/5

Anderson, Nels, part of A Chronological History of Organbuilders in Chicago—25/15-17I

Archivist—15/7

Around the Town--64/20-23

Atlantic City, New Jersey, Convention Hall, Auditorium, Midmer-Losh, CD review--64/20-23

Back Issues For Sale—14/4

Barnes Book No Longer Available (temporarily)—13/17

Barnes Elected Honorary Member of Chapter—2/2

Barnes Residence Organ, The—17/38

Barnes, William H. (obituary)—6/11

Barnes, William Harrison, A Tribute to—9/1-3I

Barnes/Skinner Letters, The—15/33

Basile, Br. Benjamin S., C.PP.S.—76/3 (farewell)

Bassett, Frederick W., part of A Chronological History of Organbuilders in Chicago—25/15, 17-23

Bassett, Ira, part of A Chronological History of Organbuilders in Chicago—23/4; 25/15-23I; 26/18-20

Beal, Fred, Farewell—72/8

Beggs, Nathan Jame, Birth announcement—64/3

Beggs, Zachary Houston, Birth announcement—48/2

Belfast, Maine, Stevens Organ, The—17/32, 35

Bells at Churches on the Chicago Convention—29/35

Bethlehem Center, La Grange Park, Illinois, The Organs at—29/26-30, 32SI

Berghaus Organ Company, Inc.—28/34-38

Bradford Organ Company—see Prairie Organ Company, Inc.

Biggs Fellowship, E. Power—17/38

Biggs Fellowship, E. Power (Chicago-Midwest Chapter Member Patrick Callahan)—60/2

Biggs Fellowship, E. Power (Chicago-Midwest Chapter Member Michael Banks)—76/3

Blanchard Named Honorary Chapter Member, Homer—33/17

Brief History of the Wiener Organ Company of Chicago, A—24/19-20

Bringing Back the Glory—8/9

Bronson, John C. (obituary)—47/1

Buffalo, New York, 2004 National Convention preview—82/2-3I; 83/3

Business Meetings—4/7

Bylaws—2/5; 76/4-7

Bylaws Revision—5/4; 6/11; 7/10; 11/9-10; 12/3; 18/21; 19/21

Calumet College of Saint Joseph, Hammond, Indiana, W. W. Kimball Organ Relocated to—64/14-15SI

Carlson, Miriam I. (obituary)—98/3

Central Christian Church, Huntington, Indiana, Fisk, 1976—22/20-21SI

Central Hall Johnson and the Temple Sinai Casavant; Preludes to Saint Martin Roman Catholic Church, Chicago, The—16/12-21SI

Chant, William Henry, part of A Chronological History of Organbuilders in Chicago—25/15; 26-20-23I

Chapel Organ of First Baptist Congregational Church, Chicago, The—4/3-5, 12S

Chapel Organ of First Baptist Congregational Church, Chicago, Revisited, The—5/4-5, 9SI

Chapel Organ of Saint James Cathedral, Chicago, The—15/15

Chapter Board Elections: 1983—22/7 (preview), 23/5 (results); 1995—47/1; 1997-1999 (candidate announcements) 54/2-3; (ballot, insert) 55/2; (results) 56/1; 1999-2001—(candidate announcements) 62/4-5; 64/3 (results); 70/3 (candidate announcements; 72/10 (results); 2003-2005—78/21-22 (preview); 80/4 (results); 2005-2007—86/8 (candidate announcements); 87/3-5 (biographical information); 88/12 (results); (2007): 94/18; 95/6-7; (2008): 98/24; 99/16-17

Chapter Financial Reports: 1995-1996—53/1; 1996-1997—57/4; 1997-1998—62/2; 1999-2000—69/4; 2000-2001—73/17; 2001-2002—76/13-14; 2002-2003—80/9; 2003-2004; 84/11-12; 2004-2005, 88/5

Chapter Members Participate in Organ Rescue—94/21I

Chapter website—92/7; 99/12

Chapters of the Organ Historical Society and Their Publications—18/22

Chicago Civic Opera House, Lyric Opera House, Skinner—64/7-9SI

Chicago Convention Compact Disk released—95/8

Chicago Lyon & Heal Organ is being Transplanted, A—60/4-5S

Chicago-Midwest Chapter to celebrate Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of the Founding of the Chapter—88/6-7

Chicago Organists/Composers Represented on This Convention (1984)—28/12-14

Chicago Organs on 1983 Calendar—18/6

Chicago South Side Catholic Churches (5) and their Organs (6)—50/5-12S

Chicago Stadium Organ, The—46/5-10

Chicago-Midwest Chapter issues Compact Disc Recording—75/2; 76/3

Chicago-Midwest Chapter Welcomes New Members—90/14

Chronological History of Organbuilders in Chicago, A—25/14-23 (Part I: 19^th Century Firms; Anderson, Nels; Bassett, Ira; Bassett, Frederick W.); 26/18-23 (Ira Bassett, William Henry Chant); 27/13-23 (Coburn and Taylor); 29/3-18 (Heaton, Helmkamp, Jackson, Davie); 30/3-21 (Kimball); 31/3-29 (Lyon & Healy); 32/10-17 (Pilcher); 33/3-17 (Schlaudecker and Witzmann); 34/15-18 (Wolfram & Haeckhel)

Church of Our Saviour, Episcopal, Chicago, Illinois, Hook & Hastings, 1884—23/8-9SI

Church Organs: A Book Review—24/4, 20

Clarke, William Horatio, American Organologist and Indianapolis Organbuilder—44/3-27SP

Clokey, Joseph W.—47/6-10

Coburn and Taylor, part of A Chronological History of Organbuilders in Chicago—25/15; 27/13-23

Code of Ethics—8/1

Collier, Chester S. (obituary)—19/9

Contemporary Tracker Organ Builders in the Chicago Area—28/34-41

Convention News, 1984 O. H. S.—15/33; 20/9, 22, 30 (committees); 23/20 (staff); 24/11 (Instruments); 25/29 (Performers' Roster); 26/24 (Commissions)

Convention Assistance Needed—72/7

Convention Gimpse, 2002 O. H. S.—70/4I; 71/7I; 72/5; 73/12I; 74/18I

Convention Overview, A (Chicago)—28/5-9

Cornucopia—18 (insert)

Corrections to the OHS Organ Handbook 1984—29/36

Covenant Presbyterian Church, Hammond, Indiana, and the First Congregational Church, East Chicago, Indiana—65/12

Davie, Charles H., part of A Chronological History of Organbuilders in Chicago—25/15; 29/3-18

Davis, Dwight—67/17 (obituary)

Davis, Thelma (“Mim”)—83/2-3 (obituary)

Discussion of Tremulants, A—(part 1) 46/4; (part 2) 47/11-12; (part 3) 48/8-10

Do Not Touch the Façade Pipes—11/10

Dues—7/10; 12/1; 65/4; 80/3

Dulciana—72/10 (sabbatical)

Early Days of the Chicago-Midwest Chapter, OHS—89/23

Early Indianapolis Organbuilders—44/28-29

Early Organs in Chicago History—35/3-16, 18; 36/3-13; 37/3-22; 38/3-20; 39/3-22; 40/3-18; 41;3-23; 42/19-23

Early Pilcher Tracker Discovered—14/3-5, 12SI

Eastman, George, Residence Organ to be Restored by Theatre Group—12/4-5I

Eddy, Clarence (review of book by William Osborne)—74/22-24

Elections—see Chapter Board Elections

Emergency Organ Rescue Fund—96/2

End of Another Year, The—12/1

Episcopal Church of the Epiphany, Chicago, Illinois, Farrand & Votey, 1892—25/30-31, 33

Exciting Tidbit and Challenge!—97/4

Executive Director of the Organ Historical Society Named—14/13

Faith Evangelical Lutheran Church, Glen Ellyn, Illinois, 1974 Noack, 2-24—12/2-3SI

Farewell, Fred Beal—72/8

Finch, Thomas (obituary)—82/5-6I

First Baptist Congregational Church, Chapel, Chicago, Hook & Hastings, 1901—23/20-21I, see also 4/3-5, 12S

First Casavant Organ in the State of Illinois—19/6-9SI

First Church of Christ, Scientist, Evanston, Illinois, Lyon & Healy and Skinner—65/15, 22-26, 28SI

First Congregational Church, East Chicago, Indiana, and the Covenant Presbyterian Church, Hammond, Indiana—65/12

First Saint Paul’s Lutheran Church, Chicago, Illinois, Schlicker, 1972—15/36-37SI

Flentrop In America--A Book Review—16/5, 9

Four Charleston, South Carolina, Organ Cases—17/32

Four Chicago Hook & Hastings Organs—23/8-12

Fox, Virgil (obituary)—6/11

Friesen, Michael (farewell)—74/2

Fundraising—18/9; 22/4, 7

Further Sampler of Hook & Hastings Organs, A—24/3-18

Gary, Indiana, Organ Survey—(part 1) 56/10-18; (part 2) 59/9-19S; (part 3) 60/6-16S

George Eastman’s Residence Organ to be Restored by Theatre Group—12/4-5I

Ghostly Tale, A—26/16

Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church, River Forest, Illinois, The Organs of—81/13-16SI

Grace Lutheran Church, Paris, Illinois, Phelps, 1981—20/22-23SI

Grand Plein What?—15/34

Great Chicago Fire of 1871 and Its Effects on the Organ, The—42/25-33

Guidelines for Conservation and Restoration—12/16; 40/30

Hagerstown or the Vale of Paradise: How “Fair Terms” might have changed the face of Organ Building in the Midwest—68/35-36

Harrison M. Wild, Chicago Organist—23/13-15

Heard, Arlene (obituary): 95/8

Heard, William J. (obituary)—80/3

Heaton, John W., part of A Chronological History of Organbuilders in Chicago—25/15; 29/3-18

Hedgeland: An Introduction, Frederick W.—30/21-23, 25I; see also 17/12-13; 30/9, 13, 17, 19

Helmkamp, Anthony G., part of A Chronological History of Organbuilders in Chicago—25/14-15; 29/3-18

Hinners Organ in Rogers Park—49/8-9S

History of the Louis Mitchell and Other Great Organs at Holy Family, The—13/14-16, 18; 14/14; 15/18-25S

History of the Van Dinter Organ at Saint Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church, Mishawaka, Indiana, The—34/3-11SPI

“Hobo Organ Recitals” on 1886 Hook & Hastings in Saint Patrick Catholic Church, Britt, Iowa—99/11-12

Holy Family, The History of the Louis Mitchell and Other Great Organs at—13/14-16, 18; 14/14; 15/18-25S

Holy Family (Chicago) Steinmeyer Organ—49/2-3

Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church, Chicago, Illinois, Van Dinter, 1909—15/3-5SI

Hook & Hastings Organs, A Further Sampler of—24/3-18

Hope Lutheran Church, Buffalo Grove, Illinois, Holtkamp/Metzler, 1963—18/4-7SI

Hope-Jones and WurliTzer Church Organs—25/27-29

Hough, Harrison A., Organbuilder in Springfield, Illinois—52/4-5

Huntley, Illinois, c. 1860 Pilcher—5/1-3, 6-7SI

Iglesia Evangelica Bautista, Chicago, Illinois, WurliTzer, 1927—25/24-27

I. A. O. Congress, 1982, Oxford, England—16/17

Illinois Pilcher Organ Relocated and Restored—32/6-8I

Image—10/8-9

Immaculate Conception Debacle, The—41/24-25

In Response to “Tracking Down a Rumor”—12/6-10, 13-14

Indiana Pipe Organ Registry, 1983—23/23

Israel, Michael R.—66/4 (obituary)

It Has Come to the Editors’ Attention That—79/19

Jackson, William and Richard Walter, part of A Chronological History of Organbuilders in Chicago—25/15; 29/3-18

Jacksons (Related and Unrelated) in American Organbuilding History—29/19-25

Johnson Organs, The--A Book Review—17/32; 29/38

Kimball, a part of A Chronological History of Organbuilders in Chicago—25/15; 30/3-21

Kimball Organ at Valparaiso University, The—68/5-10PI

Kimball, W. W., Organ Relocated to Calumet College of Saint Joseph, Hammond, Indiana—64/14-15SI

Kinsella, Gerald E. (obituary)—73/2

Koehnken, John—see Schwab, Some Notes and Miscellaneous Sources concerning—45/2-4

La Porte, Indiana Steere and Turner Organ, The—4/1-2SI

La Salle Street Church, Chicago, Illinois, Unknown, 18??—15/14, 34

Laufman, Alan—70/2-3 (obituary)

Letter from the Editor—15/7; 19/4; 65/4

Letter to the Editor—65/29

Long Grove Community Church, Long Grove, Illinois, Kilgen, 1902—18/8-9SI

Loretto Convent of Saint Mary’s College, South Bend, Indiana, Van Dinter—65/5-6, 13SI

Louis Mitchell Organ at Holy Family R. C. Church, Chicago—22/12-19

Lutheran School of Theology, Chicago, Illinois, Flentrop (kit), 1981—16/20, 25SI

Lyon & Healy, part of A Chronological History of Organbuilders in Chicago—25/15; 31/3-29

Lyon & Healy Organ Destroyed—31/30

Lyon & Healy Organ of Saint Andrew Episcopal Church, Evanston: Some additional information from the Archives of the Diocese of Chicago—73/10-11I

Lyon Roars: Yet is tames by Mary Gifford—A Compact Disc Review—85/23

Lyric Opera of Chicago (Chicago Civic Opera House), Skinner--64/7-9SI

Magic Organ, The—32/18

Maria Immaculata Convent, Wilmette, Illinois, Wangerin-Weickhardt, 1920—19/3-4 (cover) SI

Market, The—17/35

Marshall & Odenbrett Brochure Reprint—15/33

Mayfair United Methodist Church, Chicago, Illinois, Johnson, c. 1872—27/24-29SI; 64/5-6SI, 17-18

McCain Named Honorary Chapter Member, David—23/24; 25/13

Medinah Temple, Chicago, Illinois, Austin, 1915—25/3-12, 33

Membership Roster—1980-1981—5/(insert); 6/1-2; 7/1-2; 10/10

Midwest Organ in History, The—97/3-4; 98/22; 99/10

Millard Avenue Baptist Church, Chicago, Illinois, Kimball, c. 1900—30/25-26

Millard Congregational Church, Chicago, Illinois, J. W. Steere & Sons, 1893—23/3-6

Mitchell, Louis, Organ at Holy Family R. C. Church, Chicago—22/12-19

Möller, M. P., Documents Sought—80/5

Morris, L. D., part of Allen Chapel A. M. E. Church, Terre Haute, Indiana, Verney, 1905—20/24, 28

Morton, Frank E., with Coburn and Taylor, part of A Chronological History of Organbuilders in Chicago—27/13-23

National Convention Previews: 2004 (Buffalo, New York)—81/16

National Convention Reviews: 1980 (Ithaca, New York)—4/8; 1981 (Maine)—(preview) 8/2-3, (review) 10/1-3; 1982 (Seattle, Washington)—(preview) 14/10, 14; (review) 16/27-29; 1983 (Worcester, Massachusetts)—(preview) 20/10; (review) 22/8-11, 21; 1984 (Chicago)—(review) 29/34-36; 1985 (Charleston, South Carolina)—(preview) 32/8-9; (review) 35/17-18; 1986 (Iowa)—(preview) 38/21-22, (review) 40/21-23; 1994 (Connecticut)—45/5-6; 1995 (Michigan)—48/4-8; 1996 (Pennsylvania)—53/13-17; 1997 (Oregon)—57/12-17; 1998 (Colorado)—61/22-26; 1999 (Montréal)—67/12-14; 2000 (Boston)—69/30-35; 2002 (Chicago)—76/15-38 (part 1)

New National Address and Telephone Number—15/34

New Office--Archivist—5/4

Northern Illinois University--Martin Ott Organ—46/2-3S

Northwest Indiana Organ Archive—58/3

Oak Park, Illinois, Methodist Church, OHS Citation recital by Michael Shawgo—74/21 (review)

One-Hundredth Anniversary of the Pullman Steere & Turner Organ, The—17/3-7SI

Organ--A Book Review—41/33

Organ Blowing—A Brief History and Selected Chronology—43/3-32

Organ Builder Data from 19^th Century Manufactures Census Schedules—40/24-29

Organ Clearing House—53/4

Organ Clearing House Reorganizes—70/3

Organ Historical Society launches online Members Only Services—98/3

Organ Historical Society Organ Atlas 2007: Central Indiana Region, Some Additional Notes—97/16-22

Organ Historical Society 2007 National Convention: Central Indiana—92/7; 93/5; 94/18-19; 95/9; 96/21-25 (review)

Organ Historical Society 2008 National Convention: Seattle, Washington—97/23 (preview); 99/15I (preview)

Organ News—61/4-6; 62/6-13; 63/4-8; 64/4-12; 65/5-14; 66/5-9; 67/5-11; 68/3; 69/5-6; 72/4I; 73/13-16SI; 74/16-17SI; 75/3-6SI; 76/4; 79/2-10; 80/4; 81/3-4; 82/3-5; 83/3-4; 86/9-22; 88/8-9; 89/4-6; 92/6; 96/4-6; 97/7-15; 98/11-21; 99/13

Organist/Choir Director Search (Chicago, Illinois: Lincoln Park Presbyterian Church)—98/22

Organists and Organ Music at the 1893 Chicago World's Columbian Exposition—18/10-15; 19/14-21; 20/11-21; 21/8-22

Organists and Organist/Choirmasters of Saint James Episcopal, Chicago—15/16-17

Organs at Saint James Episcopal, Chicago, Illinois—15/8-13, 15SI

Organs at the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair Columbian Exposition—17/10-31, 36-37

Organs at Trinity Lutheran Church, Skokie, Illinois, The—19/22-25SI

Organs in America, A Book Review—Volume 1, 18/20; Volume 2, 31/30

Organs, Organists, and Organ Music at the 1933 Chicago World’s Fair—24/21-37

Oswego, Illinois, Saint Anne Catholic Church, 1986 Martin Ott organ, burned 2000—67/9-10SI

Owens, Andrew Bankston—78/3 (obituary)

Peace Christian Reformed Church, South Holland, Illinois, Becker, 1973—17/8-9SI

Phelps, Lawrence Irving—63/2 (obituary)

Pilcher, part of A Chronological History of Organbuilders in Chicago—25/15; 32/10-17

Pilcher Bros. & Chant, part of A Chronological History of Organbuilders in Chicago—25/15; 26/20-23I

Pilcher Organ Discovered and Restored for Illinois Church, A—32/3-5I

Pipedreams Comes to Chicago Airwaves—80/4

Pomo d'Oro Publications—49/9-10

Prairie Organ Company, Inc.—28/34-35, 38-39

Prepare for a recital in Finland! (Puzzle)—54/11, 21

Presentation of Historic Organ Plaque—12/6

Program Notes for the Downing Commission (1984 Convention)—28/10-11

Program Notes for the Hovhaness Commission (1984 Convention)—28/11-12

Pseudo and Phoney—15/37

Public Appearances—10/8

Pullman Promenade (Compact Disc review)—67/21

Rebuilding of the Lancashire-Marshall Organ in Peoria, The—4/6-7S

Recital In Retrospect, A—23/7, 15

Research Queries—20/29

Residence, David M. McCain, Chicago, Illinois, King, 1979—20/9

Residence, Wolfgang Rübsam, Evanston, Illinois, Janke, 1974—25/32-33SI

Residence, Gerrit Verkade, South Holland, Illinois, Verkade, 1978—17/32-33SI

Rockefeller Chapel, University of Chicago, Skinner, 1928 (modified)—16/22-24, 29SI

Roderer Organ Company, Inc.—28/34-35, 39-41

Rogers Park Presbyterian Church, Chicago, Illinois, Votteler-Holtkamp-Sparkling—65/15, 19-22, 28SI

Ryan, Marge (obituary): 87/2

Sacred Heart Catholic Church of Whiting, Indiana, and the Skinner Organ Company opus 405—59/5-8S

Saint Andrew Episcopal Church, Evanston, Illinois, Lyon & Healy, 1905—19/4-5SI; 65/26-28SI

Saint Augustine Roman Catholic Church, Chicago, Illinois, 1929 Welte-Tripp—20/3-8 (cover) SI

Saint Boniface Roman Catholic Church, Chicago, Illinois, Hann-Wangerin-Weickhardt, 1908—15/4, 6-7SI; 64/9-12SI

Saint Dominic Roman Catholic Church, Chicago, Illinois, Hinners, c. 1912—15/34-35SI

Saint Dominic’s Hinners is Rededicated—42/18

Saint Giles Episcopal Church, Northbrook, Illinois, Hinners, 1909—18/16-17SI

Saint Ignatius Roman Catholic Church, Chicago, Illinois, Kilgen & Son—65/15-19, 28SI

Saint James Episcopal, Chicago, Organists and Organist/Choirmasters of—15/16-17

Saint James Episcopal, Chicago, Illinois, The Organs at—15/8-13, 15SI

Saint James Roman Catholic Church 1891 Roosevelt—13/3-5SI; 14/8

Saint John Lutheran Church, Calumet City, Illinois, Kilgen, 1906—17/34-35SI

Saint Joseph Church, Chicago, A Tranplanted Hutchings Organ for—63/16-18S

Saint Luke Episcopal Church, Evanston, Illinois--A History of the Organs—15/26-32SI; 65/6-112, 14SPI

Saint Mary College, South Bend, Indiana, Loretto Convent, Van Dinter—65/5-6, 13SI

Saint Mary Roman Catholic Church, Buffalo Grove, Illinois, Schaefer, 1904—18/3 (cover) SI

Saint Matthew's Lutheran Church, Chicago, Illinois, Berghaus, 1970, using parts of a c. 1878 Jackson—16/8-9SI

Saint Matthew's Lutheran Church, Iron Ridge, Wisconsin, Hinners & Albertsen (?), 19??—14/6-8SI

Saint Michael Episcopal Church, Barrington, Illinois, Bosch, 1970—18/18-19SI

Saint Paul Roman Catholic Church, Chicago, Illinois, Kimball, 1900 (modified by Wiener)—16/6-7SI

Saint Vincent de Paul Catholic Church, Chicago—63/10-15SI

Samples of Chicago Music Publication Organ Humor—15/34; 16/10; 18/19; 19/26; 21/26; 22/22; 23/26; 24/12, 14; 29/18; 32/9; 33/18; 40/23; 41/33

Schlaudecker, Chicago Organbuilder, Matthew—16/3-5 (cover)I

Schlaudecker, part of A Chronological History of Organbuilders in Chicago—25/15, 17; 33/3-13

Schwab, Some Notes and Miscellaneous Sources concerning—(part 1) 45/2-4; (part 2) 47/2-5

Scottish Rite Cathedral, Chicago, Illinois, E. & G. G. Hook & Hastings, 1875—23/10-12SI

Skinner, The Life and Work of Ernest M.--A Book Review—40/29

Smorgasbord—17/32, 35

Some Reflections on Things Past—25/13

Sound of Music Fills the Air, The—19/10-13

Steere & Turner Recital Series in Menomonee, Wisconsin, The—16/30

Stephen Schnurr Plays in Oak Park—79/19

Stephens, Julie E., awarded OHS Distinguished Service Award—76/12

Taylor, of Coburn and Taylor, part of A Chronological History of Organbuilders in Chicago—27/13-23

Theatre Organ in Chapter Member Residence to receive Historic Organ Citation—79/16-17SI

This Issue’s “Featured Find” of Previously Undocumented Organs—98/21-22; 99/14SI

Three Centuries and Four Generations of Organbuilding—9/4-15SI

Three Louisville Pilcher Organs—22/3-7

Tischer & Witzmann, part of A Chronological History of Organbuilders in Chicago—25/15; 33/13-17

Tracking Down a Rumor—10/4; (response) 12/6-10, 13-14

Transplanted Hutchings Organ for Saint Joseph Catholic Church, Chicago, A—63/16-18S

Tribute to William Harrison Barnes, A—9/1-3I

Two Indiana Van Dinter Organs—34/11-14SI

Union Avenue United Methodist Church, Chicago, Illinois, Johnson, 1890—16/10-11SI

Vacancies—66/4; 67/4

Valparaiso, Indiana: A Survey or a Century of Pipe Organs in the Vale of Paradise—68/11-35

Van Dinter, Louis H., Organbuilder, New Glimpses into the Life and Work of—42/3-18; see also 21/25; 27/5-11

Van Dinter Organ Odyssey, A—21/3-7, 23-25

Verney Organ Company, part of Allen Chapel A. M. E. Church, Terre Haute, Indiana, Verney, 1905—20/27-29

Victorian Gems, Recording Review (Chicago, Illinois: Scottish Rite Cathedral)—75/15

We Never Thought They Would Admit It in Print but They Did. . .—11/12

Welte-Tripp, part of Saint Augustine Roman Catholic Church, Chicago, Illinois, 1929 Welte-Tripp—20/4-5 I

Wolfram & Haeckhel, part of A Chronological History of Organbuilders in Chicago—25/15; 34/15-18

Wiener Organ Company of Chicago, A Brief History of the—24/19-20

Wild, Harrison M., Chicago Organist—23/13-15

Wirsching Organs in Illinois—17/6

Witzmann, part of A Chronological History of Organbuilders in Chicago—25/15; 33/13-17

Woodberry & Harris Organ in Chicago, A—23/16-19

Woodlawn Baptist Church, Chicago, Illinois, Hook & Hastings, 1902—23/22-23SI

WurliTzer Church Organs, Hope-Jones and—25/27-29I

Yankee in Chicagoland, A: Impressions of the 1984 OHS Convention—29/33-34