Ellsworth Conservatory Alumni Shape National Music Scene
Elaworth Conservatory of Music celebrates thirty years under Prof A E Bullock. Graduates include Mabel Palmer-Moll Los Angeles symphony Angela George-Birdsall Hampton and many teaching positions in Chicago Cleveland and Washington. Notable case Mrs Mirabel Cavanna Lingey organist at the York Theatre Washington and music teacher there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaworth Conservatory of Music
Ellsworth College Conservatory of Music
Iowa Falls
William Rummell
Chicago
E. Earle Swinney
University of Wisconsin
Frank Cowles
United States
Congregational Church
Marshalltown
Marguerite Cowles-Hamilton
Ellsworth Conservatory
Af Ebécish Petarson-Halma
Ladies College
Georgia
Rosalind Cook
State College
Amag
Miner
Chazy
New York
Roy Dougan
Cleveland
Ohio
Ruth Eliott
Ruby Fraser-Serex
Long Beach
Nona Vorses-Cowles
Glenn Drake
Fifth Science Church of
Bush Conservatory
William Thalman
Gertrude Elliott-Brown
Peace Temple
Benton Harbor
Michigan
Edith Symington-Hale
Deep River
Iowa
Ethyl Babcock Johnson
Elaworth
Bertha Hoffman
Radcliffe
Emma Jaycox
Marion
Dahia Watters-Seymour
Ackley
Halen Milliken-Thaiman
Town Falls
Dorothy Coates
Elsworth Conservatory
Anna Bakker
Wellsburg
Maude Butler-Callins
Topeka
Kansas
Conservatory
Mirabel Cavanna-Lingey
York Theatre
Washington, D. C
Mrs Jennie Henderson Returns from Aberdeen Visit
Mrs Jennie Henderson, who had been visiting her sister Mrs S F Curn at Aberdeen South Dakota, has returned home. Her sister accompanied her home for a few days visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Henderson
S. F. Curn
Aberdeen S. D
Weekend Moves and Travel Notables in Iowa Region
A flurry of local movement notes: residents traveled to Iowa City Rolfe Marshalltown Rochester Minn Velva N D and New York City for work study or visits. Several births visits and schooling plans are recorded along with a sighting of a vision test note and a light traffic point about pedestrians.
New Providence social notes and visits update
New Providence residents share travel updates and gatherings as families return from Canada and Chicago. The Bowen, Lybarger, and Thornton households report arrivals plus a Bowen picnic at Legley Park. Lun a Ladies Auxiliary met with papers on Our Schools and The Town Of New Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bowen
Mella Smith
Mt. Vernon
Imma Lybarger
Floyd Thornton
Canada
Myrtle Johnson
Fern
Willy Thornton
Fred Pittman
Buckeye
Glen
Rubottoms
Clarence Reece
Roy Wilson
Bowen
Legley Park
Luna
Lois Trueblood
Alice Clampitt
Town City
L. As
Steve Chence
Bobby of
Zearing
Religions mix in community churches in Iowa and nearby towns
The page lists multiple church services across denominations including Lutheran, Catholic, Methodist, Church of Christ, Baptist, Congregational, and Nazarene with service times on Sundays and midweek gatherings. It mentions a pastor and notes Sunday School times and evening worships, reflecting a broad ecclesiastical schedule in a rural county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Roy V. Porter
Church School
Epworth League
Church OF Christ
Thomas Ky
Morton
Thurraday
Congregational Church
Albert R. Rice
Christian Endeavor
Christian
Dunita Strickler
Orpah Tice
Frances Nichols
Lillie Schmitt
Robie
Christ
Church of the Nazarene
Owana
Iowa
Cyril A, Cronk
Should Cousins Marry A Question From Public Opinion
A long excerpt debates cousin marriage citing England allowances and American prejudice. It cites Professor Taunt Popenoe arguing outcomes depend on inherited traits and ancestry. It compares human heredity to selective inbreeding in stock breeding, concluding the question hinges on the cousin and their lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Oklahomea
England
Slater
Taunt Popenoe
Popenoe
Hariten
Poponoe
Tve
Junior Farmers Fair Promises Record Des Moines Event
One thousand champion boy and girl farmers from across the state will compete at the mammoth Junior State Fair and Livestock Show to be held during the News State Fair and National Livestock Show from August 26 to September 4. Plans are nearly complete with 500 cattle 350 swine 600 poultry and about 100 sheep to be shown by junior participants. Demonstration teams and stock raised by youths will be featured along with more than $10 000 in cash prizes for the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Hold Machinery Show at Iowa State Fair Exposition
Officials announce an industrial exposition as a feature of this year’s Iowa State Fair. More than forty acres will host the machinery exhibit with major manufacturers presenting latest products from electric irons to tractors and threshers. The display aims to help thousands of Iowa buyers compare sewing equipment and home utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Offlelula
Time to Cut Sudan Grass When First Heads Show
Nebruka Agricultural college reports tests show Sudan grass should be cut when heads first appear for maximum forage value. Earlier or later cuts yield similar quality. curing requires care, but Sudan hay stores well when dried properly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudan
Nebruaka Agricultural College
Alfalfa Reduces Need for High Protein Feed
Alfalfa can cut dependence on high protein grain supplements for cows while not eliminating them. With good silage the ration lowers high protein grain feed to about one third. Ground oats or bran may replace about a third of the grain, with corn chop or heated feeds balancing the rest. The piece argues for a balanced, practical approach amid uncertainty.
Local residents and travelers noted in town announcements
A string of names and movements highlights recent activity. Visitors and students traverse Iowa cities and towns, with several heading to Des Moines Iowa City Marshalltown and Mt Vernon for studies work or visits. Kept in a Winchester hotel European note.
Local social notes from Mun dan to Ames and Marshalltown
Numerous brief mentions of residents visiting relatives and attending events across Iowa. Fred Schmitt visits family in Mundan. Mrs Kersey returns from J S Kersey home. Mark Fenton and grandson Donald Wilson attend a rodeo in Marshalltown. Frances Sleby and Frances Nuckolls plan weekend. E Q Krominga and family return from Omaha. Nuckolls and friend Frances Wieby head to Ames for school. Elizabeth Wren visits Evans ton. Tila Wartley returns to Norman Oklahoma. John Fowler and R V Adams bring two Buick sedans from Chicago. Carver Benbow visits with Des Moines Electric Co. relative in Fairmont. C F Greet speaks at Thank Offering Service in Oskaloosa. John Khile of Marshalltown and party visit Bloomington and Indianapolis residents at the Powell home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schmitt
Mundan
FP. Kersey
J. S
Kersey
Dows
Mark Fenton
Donald Wilson
Warner Baker
Marshalltown
Frances Sleby
Sioux City
Frances Nuckolls
E. Q. Krominga
Omaha
Nebr
Frances Wieby
Ames
Elizabeth Wren
Evanston
Lil
Paul Zietner
Tila Wartley
Norman
Oklo
John Fowler
R. V. Adams
Chicago
Carver Benbow
Des Moines Electric Co
Fairmont
Minn
C. F. Greet
Oskaloosa
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Citizens Savings Bank
Eldora
Towa
Ansats
Federal Reserve Bank Bank
Banka
Soho
Music Studente Succeed
DRS. Stonebrook & Diehl
Magnavox
Gerald Williamson
Hardin County
Pioneer Radio
Hardin County Fair
Wallace Ethredgn
Iowa City
L. Gardner
Rolfe
Walter Boyle
B. Ayres
Mabel Grimes
B. B. Ayres
Misa Mary Royle
W. A. Foster
Cora Lamer
Parker Davis
Velva
N. D
Chancey Crosser
L.B. Attleberry
Union
Tusday
Ia. A
I. Bowman
Beaman
Elizabeth Brown
Rochester
Geo. Lamb
Tueasday
Viela Edgar
Esther Paine
Fayette
Gliman Wisner
Jas Bales
Guy Jones
Lake Emily
Mercy Aylesworth
Tuesiday
New York City
Columbia University
Henderson Fagg
Morris Madlin
Geo. Steep Jr
Donald Read
Scool
J. C. Herring
New Providence
Fldora Churches
Lutheran Church English
St. Mary's Church
T. J. Dowling
New Catholic Encyclopedia
London Times
the Baptist Church
the Friendly Church
Robin, Kinney
Paetor
Jowa
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Institute
Hara Co
Thia
Jeraelven
Fraderick
Otha
Garthanaskoa
Calite
Wyatt Johnson Department Store
W. 8. Elliott
First National Bank
A. W. Adams
Eldora Candy Store
A. N. Reed
Mra
David Szauser
Unitn
John Ralls
Paul Terke
Aurelia Sprangier
Josephine Sikkemm
Hampton
Lois Patten
Wanda Hollingsworth
Rollin Stonebrook
John Koeneman
Helen Treamer
Mary Collina
R. P. Thenderson
Minneapolis
Edna Moser
Vera Manning
Allen McCulloch
Fannie Morse
Covington
Kentucky
Dora Jacobson
Millie Nelson
Warren Lane
Harry Lockwood
J. P. Henderson
Winchester Hotel
European
MR. Mule
Lehon
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