Students Recital Set By Prof Moorhead Tomorrow Evening
The program features pieces by Bach Liszt Beethoven Chopin and MacDowell performed by students of Prof James Moorhead in his studio tomorrow at 7 30 pm The public is invited and students include Mable Gardner Elizabeth Bock Gladys Blumber Lone Helene Gormly Helen Vanostrand Agnes Loehr Margaret Snyder Hazel Sauer and others in a varied lineup.
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James Moorhead
Blumber
Lone
Gurlat
Agnes Loehr
Liszt Helen Gormly
Beethoven Helen Vanostrand
Dante
Kohler
Eligabeth Moorhead
Etic
Ted Yore
Mor Asteree
Harry Fre
Israel Pews
Mokress
Margaret Snyder
Motiuo
Mac Dowell
Hazel Sauer
Chopin
Chopin Leona Nady
Song of the Winds
Harris Margaret Clinkenbeard
Sliver Stars
Boys Tea
Ea Lo Starr
Personal notices from Burlington and vicinity events
Miss Laura Flindt departs tomorrow evening to visit friends at West Liberty. Rev and Mrs C E Ward of Packwood spent the Fourth in town. Mr and Mrs Ralph Welday and daughter returned to Burlington after visiting at the James Welday home. Rev H A Anspach spent the Fourth at Ottumwa yesterday. Mrs Margaret McMurry of Burlington visits W D Garmon and Miss Mary Fryman. Mr and Mrs Orville Johnson and children Lester and Leland, Miss Lucile Roberts and Sam Hilliard were in Burlington yesterday. Grade school notes mention adenoids removal for a child at the Leary Gow County hospital and other local items.
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Laura Flindt
Weat Liberty
C. E. Ward
Packwood
Ralph Welday
Burlington
James Welday
H. A. Anspach
Ottumwa
Margaret McMurry
W. PD. Garmoe
Mary Fryman
Orville Johnson
Cildren
Lester and Leland
Lucile Roberts
Sam Hilliard
Mihm May Miller
Th Leary
Gow County Hospital
Tonett
Harry McClei
Whalis Falls
Fredell
Jubilee Singers to Visit Washington in July
The famous Fairfield Jubilee Singers have been secured by the African M E church to appear Thursday July 11. This will be their last appearance this season. The public is invited to enjoy an evening of race songs from ante bellum days at the African M E church. Also notes on local sales and a water warrant notice appear in brief postcards.
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Washington Journal
Fairfield
M. E. Church
Greatest Fourth Celebration in Fairfield History
A crowd estimated 7 000 to 10 000 enjoyed a peaceful Independence Day in Fairfield Iowa at Chautauqua Park with no disturbances. The day featured parades, a community dinner, speeches by R Ames Montgomery and J S McKenney, musical performances by the Fairfield Band and Oratorio Society, boxing and wrestling exhibitions, and an Iowa moving picture program.
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Fairfield
Chautauqua Park
Chicago
J. A. Huglin
Chautauqua Auditorum
Fairfield Iowa
Aerie of Eagles
Roy D. Erickson
Chautauqua Auditorium
R. Ames Montgomery
Parsons College
A. G. Jordan
National Council of Defense
J.S. McKenney
Jefferson County Community Club
Joseph Roth
John Bartlett
Wilson
O. F. Fryer
Fryer
Pratt
Wort
Tor
Frail
Philadelphia
Billy Clair
Oklahoma City
J. M. McNamer
Detroit
Joe Kitterman
Hedrick Blacksmith
Chris Jordan
United States
Armory
Iowa
W. Su
Registrants Must Complete Papers by Saturday Night
Tomorrow is the last day for the June 5 registrants to fill out their questionnaires and bring them to the local Exemption board. Buy W. S. 8.
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W. S
Food Demonstration by Miss Goswold at Clapp Home
Miss Goswold will give a food demonstration at the Charles Clapp home out of the city Monday at 12 A. M. All that can attend are invited to witness the demonstration.
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