Creston Choral Club Elijah Concert Recoups on Returns
Receipts from the Creston Choral club Elijah performance reach around 200 dollars with exact totals pending. The audience praised the music and performance as the club's best to date. Seventy singers participated, and plans point to a repeat show next season with an even larger chorus. Mendelssohn’s music inspired musicians to study and perfect it amid growing public interest.
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Creston Choral Club
Elijah
Mendelssohn
Audi
Midwinter musical offerings reach from Graceland to Omaha
Miss Carlisle directs the Elijah performance at Graceland college as singers travel from Lamont with roses from Creston. Orpheus Maledorous of Omaha plans a midwinter concert. Arthur Kraft will be soloist. The Chicago Civicanera closes its season and heads to Boston for a 54 show tour. Various operas, recitals, and concerts highlight a packed music scene with prominent performers and venues across the region.
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Toriums
Miss Carlisle
Elijah
Graceland College
Lamont
Orient
Creston Greenhouse
Orpheus Maledorous
Omaha
Arthur Kraft
Chicago Civicanera
Boston
Chicago
St. Agnes
Namiko San
Cadman
George Newcomb
Franz Schubert
Harold Bauer
Jacques Thibaud
Alva Bryant
Dunbar Opera Company
Houston
Tex
America
Leo Ornstein
Simpson College
Edmund Severn
Musical Observer
Mrs. Clem Returns from Des Moines Visit
Mrs. C. H. Clem arrived home last night after spending a week at the home of her daughter Mrs. W. E. line in Des Moines.
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C. H. Clem
Des Moines
W. E. ‘Line
Civic Society Calendar and Farewell Party
A society calendar lists multiple clubs and meetings for the week including W. C. T. U. and Y events. Mrs. E. J. Giles hosts K. C. B. club goodbye party at her North Elm Street home with five hundred won by Mrs. Miley and consolation to Mrs. Cook.
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K. C. B. Club
E. J. Giles
North Elm Street
Giles
Des Moines
Arthur Miley
Roy Cook
Monday Bridge Club Honors At Mary Porter's Home
Mrs. Mary Porter entertained the Monday Bridge Club at her home on West Adams Street. Mrs. S. N. Wilkins and Mrs. Charles Athearn won the honors.
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Monday Bridge Club
Mary Porter
West Adams Street
S. N. Wilkins
Charles Athearn
Eastern Star Installs Creston Officers in Masonic Temple
Mrs J R Miller was installed as worthy matron of Vesta chapter in Creston with ceremony led by installing officer Mrs E Myrtle Wiley. James I I Boyd became worthy patron and other officers including Mrs Chris Peterson, Mrs C C Reed, Evelyn Boyd, and Maude Powers were installed along with supporting officers for the chapter.
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Eastern Star
J. R. Miller
Vesta Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Creston
Masonic Temple
James I. I. Boyd
Chris Peterson
C. C. Reed
Evelyn Boyd
E. Myrtle Wiley
Maude Powers
Ruth
Kersox Club Hosts Five Hundred Night at Home
Raymond Kralik entertained Kersox club members Monday at his mother Mary Kralik s home 902 North Sycamore Street. Mrs Doris Ponton and Orval Madison won honors while Miss Jennie Danielson and Ray Taylor took consolation. Refreshments were served by Mrs Kralik.
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Kersox Club
Raymond Kralik
Mary Kralik
North Sycamore Street
Doris Ponton
Orval Madison
Jennie Danielson
Ray Taylor
Kralik
Afternoon Bridge Party at Mrs. Johnson's N Elms Home
Mrs. J. M. Johnson hosted a small bridge gathering Monday afternoon at 410 North Elms Street. Mrs. L. J. Adolphson won high score, and refreshments were served by the hostess.
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J. M. Johnson
North Elms Street
L. J. Adolphson
Iowa Town to Welcome Two Reopened Banks
Des Moines reports Jefferson Savings bank in Greene county to reopen within 60 days after reorganization following closure for frozen assets and depleted reserves. Citizens' State Bank of Eagle Grove also expected to reopen about the same time after defalcations by former assistant cashier E. J. Thompson totaling about 250000.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Jefferson
Greene County
L. A. Andrew State Banking Commissioner
Jefferson Savings Bank
Andrew
Citizens’ State Bank of
Eagle Grove
E. J. Thompson
Fort Madison
Thompson
Government Seeks Tax From Beer Barons in Chicago
The Internal Revenue Service moves to claim income tax on profits from out-of-town beer shipments by Terry Druggan and Frankie Lake. They reportedly earned between 3 million and 15 million, with officials aiming to prove higher figures. Druggan and Lake dispute the amounts, seeking an equitable settlement while denying involvement in a past jail scandal.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Internal Revenue Bureau
Terry Druggan
Frankie Lake
de Luxe
Druggan
Florida
Cook County
Debonair
Harry Schneider
Fagin
Tetraethyl gasoline not a public health hazard
A committee found commercial gasoline containing tetraethyl lead is not a health hazard to the public and should not be prohibited under proper regulation. The study reviewed 252 individuals exposed to exhaust fumes and found no lead poisoning cases, while urging regulation and ongoing study.
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Associated Press
Washington
Surgeon General
Cummin
Public Health Service
Bayway
N. J
Standard Oil Company of
New Jerey
Urges Restoration of States Rights in New Jersey
Governor A Harry Moore used restoration of states rights as his watchword in his inaugural address in Trenton urging the legislature to memorialize Congress to modify the Volstead act and repeal the state prohibition act. He called for a tri state commission of competing coal mines and a coal carrying railroad to break the anthracite monopoly and attacked prohibition as an assault on state rights.
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Trenton
N. J
A. Harry Moore
New Jersey
Congress
Tristate Commission
Anti-Saloon League
Moore
Dawson Heads Farm Credit Corporation
W P Dawson of Aurelia was elected president of the Iowa Farm Credit Corporation at the annual Des Moines meeting. He succeeds J G Mitchell who retired from the presidency to focus on his law practice. New officers include J H McCord Spencer M V Henderson Jr Hawkeye P E Wingert Tipton Luther Carter Lawn Hill C E Beman Oskaloosa and F C Redfield Des Moines as secretary.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
W. P Dawson
Aurelia
Iowa Farm Credits Corporation
J. G. Mitchell
J. H. McCord
Spencer
M- V. Henderson, Jr
Hawkeye
P. E. Wingert
Tipton
Luther Carter
Lawnhill
C. E. Beman
Oskaloosa
F. C. Redfield
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