East High juniors stage Officer 666 a lively hit
East High juniors presented Officer 666 last evening to a captivated crowd in the school auditorium. The farce kept the audience in laughter, with strong performances by Carolyn McFerlane's cast including Gladwin Travers Travers Gladwin and Christie Tollefson as Helen Burton. Reproductions of famous paintings by Lenora Riges impressed, while the orchestra provided cheerful interludes between acts.
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Ift
East High
Carolyn McFerlane
Vetres
Nublin
Gladwin
Travers Gladwin
George Coutts
Europe
Franklin Gregory
Helen Burton
Onls
Christie Tollefson
Miss Burton
Sadie Small
Mr. Barnes
Mary Helen Halaska
Officer 665
Michael Phelan
Virgil Chesebro
the Crook
Thomas Watilas
Wilson
de Witt Spensley
Bernica Scroggy
Captain Stone
Edwin Hickelarg
Kearney
Chester Stilson
Joe Hacker
Ryan
Gresham Boysen
Howard Holmen
Junior Barker
Policemen
Lenora Riges
Waterloo Women Celebrate Club Birthday in Jesup Banquet
The Twenty anniversary of the Every Other Friday club was celebrated at Colonial hall in Jesup with about 60 guests including Mrs. A Marsh and Mrs. H A Maine among founders. Readings from Canada California and Iowa, musical numbers and toasts followed. Club founded March 31 1902 at G A Marsh home. current membership about 25 with civic and philanthropic work noted. Walnut Street Baptist Alpha Philathes class to host kindergarten party Monday evening.
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Eylery
Jesup
Waterloo
A. Marsh
H. A. Maine
Jean Marsh
J. D. Collins
W. Cooley
Colonial Hall
Waterson
Ethel Melrose
Sprass
Osceola
Viola Miller
R. W. Hauck
Marsh
H. le Hawkins
A. B. Laird
Timea
Beauty Tips on Cold Cream Making by Edna Kent Forbes
A column on simple cosmetics details how to prepare cold cream. Instructions cover melting waxes and oils separately, cooling properly, and achieving a light white texture. reader questions address perspiration remedies and skin care before cold weather exposure.
Pizen neat story of a neighbor’s housekeeper wife
Ruth Cameron recalls a neighbor who visited her son and daughter in law and found the daughter in law obsessively tidy. The tale contrasts endless cleaning with warmth, noting the wife’s nagging neatness made life joyless and ends with a quip about Isaac Watts.
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Ming
Dirk
New England
Worthan
Worthan? “Pizen
Isaac Watts
Isaac Newton
Isaac Beccame
Newton
Grinnell Singers to Perform at Luncheon and Concert
Grinnell College Glee club guests will join hostess Mrs Thomas Cascaden and Mrs George Bootl for a Monday luncheon. The Grinnell Singers will present a concert Monday evening at the First Congregational church with choruses solos a reading and a toy shop theme. The program includes Love's Old Sweet Song Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes Loch Lomond Laddie Mine When daisies pied and violets blue The Last Rose of Summer and Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms among others.
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Thomas Cascaden
George Bootl
Grinnell College Glee Club
Reo
Pierce
Mary Cascaden
First Congregat
Trench Church
Casceden
Alisa Cascadenlas Mambaer
Loch Lomond
Desert
Gertruds Roses
Melen Schmeltsz
Agsen- Damresch
Dorla Virden
Elias Blum
von Weber
Glen Gray
Luche Mylehroest
Doeris Virden
Mima Adidineg
Ping Ances
Helen Schmoeitz
Witd
Eunice Jones
Hionette
Dorothy Bickel
On Smith
Ruth Plarrot
W.g.ee
Ruth Norton Frenedell
Mabel Neely Ragendy
Ann Eloise Loomis ‘Dalle
Opal Lowrey
Mar Wilson
Onalee Fieldridge
Mary Casemen
Lodua Teget
Iermion McCornack
Little the Soldier
Louise Afoyle
Two Concerts by Coe Glee Club Tomorrow at Westminster Church
Coe College Men's Glee Club will present a sacred concert at 5 p.m. tomorrow at Westminster Presbyterian Church with violin and flute interludes. The program includes arias, solos, and ensemble selections featuring Adams, Parker, Spenta, Neidlinger, Mendelssohn, and more, followed by an evening performance at First Presbyterian Church.
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Coe Glee Club
Coe College
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Adams
O Mother Mine
Neidlinger
Tayletus
John
Chheb
Enor
Etifah
Mendola Sohn
Hen_ Jones
Ciud
First Presbyterian Church
House Warming For Thompson Home At 129 Rhey Street
A surprise house warming hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Co D Thompson drew about 25 friends and neighbors to their new residence at 129 Rhey street. A 500 item “furnished diversion” picnic supper was served cafeteria style at midnight.
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Co. D. Thompson
Rhey Street
Special Devotions at St. Pauls M E Set for Next Week
Special devotions will be held at St. Pauls M E church each evening next week. Rev D B Gretzinger of Northminster Presbyterian will speak Monday night at 7 30 with Mrs Gretzinger to sing. Rev C W Harrop of Idnden M B church preaches Tuesday. Wednesday features the Women Home Missionary society with Miss Wright. Rev C E Luce preaches Thursday and Rev BE Lockwood of Grate MLB will speak Friday. Tomorrow morning theme is Finding the Future Life. Evening subject Learning to Do Well.
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St. Paul's M. E
Gretzinger
Northminster Presbyterian Church
C. W. Harrop
Idnden M
Women's Home Missionary Society
Miss Wright
C. E. Luce
BE. J. Lockwood
Grate Mlb
The Singing Girl by Mildred White
Philip Langdon and his guide Jake trek through a sunbaked wilderness to a cottage near a brook. A singing wife of Lem Haskins and a vacationing schoolteacher in a tree mood up the tale as Langdon faces deprivation, hope, and a budding romance with the forest and its melodies.
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Philip Langdon
Philip
Black Jake
Jake
Phil
Singer
Lem Haskins
Linda
Lem Taskins
Philin
Proclaimed Vows Amid Rose-Lined Doorway
A weary traveler Philip asks the girl to marry him. She teases him then agrees in a tense moment beside a hill. The scene closes with a tentative promise as he awaits her full answer, a joyous resolution hinted in the air.
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Philip
Pain
Philp
Marion Sefton Dies Oldtime Printer in Hardin County
Marion Sefton, marked as Thir ty over his name, dies at Eldora after a paralytic stroke. Born in Missouri in 1845, he served with the Thirty-second Iowa Infantry under Sherman and worked on Des Moines Register, Dubuque Herald, and the old Chicago Times. He lived in Hardin County for half a century and left a widow.
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Tows Falls
Marion Sefton
Middle West
Hardin County
Missouri
Co. Fi
Thirty-second
Iowa Infantry
Gen
Sherman
Des Moines Register
Clarksons
Dubuque Herald
Old Chicago Times
William F. Storey
Sefton
Eldora
Muddy roads trap thieves as car is recovered
Iowa man B Schultz reports his Cadillac coupe stolen near the Plaza theatre. Police tracked the thieves but found no trace until Ray Burch located the car stuck in mud on Burton Avenue around 10 a m. Recovery came after thieves attempted to move it, highlighting road conditions’ impact on crime. Frisco plans bond issue announced in Washington with St Louis San Francisco railroad seeking 11,452,600 12 percent mortgage bonds.
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Iowa
B. Schultz
Sheridan Road
Schultz
Plaza Theatre
Ray Burch
Burton Avenue
Frisco
Washington, D. C
St. Louis San Francisco Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Marshal Women Vote for Demo in Iowa Clubs
Women voters are targeted by Iowa Democratic organizers via county women’s clubs led by Miss Ann Lawther and Mrs. K. B. Corlett. Clubs aim to reach every county and discuss issues, with tea as a social element noted from Washington. Miss Lawther and Mrs. Blair lead statewide efforts to mobilize female voters and appeal to independents, while Republican women form parallel study groups. Postal rates for foreign second class newspapers are challenged by Madrid rule interpretations, affecting rate changes. A Berlin note marks a downturn in precious stones trade.
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En Moises
Democratic Party
Ann Lawther
National Democratic
Washington, D. C
Emile Newell Bilair
Blair
Washington
Missouri
Joplin
Lawther
Davenport
Mlasoucl
Madrid
Spain
M. H. Welly
Berlin
Legislators and Taxes in the Next Legislature
Sowa editors urge tax reduction while noting the last legislature raised the state levy by 2.5 million dollars despite economy efforts. They expect future legislatures may cut by 1 to 2 million if times demand, yet warn no overhaul of tax laws is possible and reforms may hinge on prominent figures in the reform movement. Davenport Times reports Canada’s merchant marine loss of 2,210,724 dollars last year, with the U S facing similar ship-building challenges. Sioux City Journal comments that Mr. Egan’s Four times and out line remains unsettled.
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Iikely
Davenport
Uncle Sam
Develop Vaccine to Prevent Pneumonia in U S
Washington D C April 1 A new Vapor vaccine which will make people immune from pneumonia is being developed by the United States public health service Dr J W Schereschewsky assistant surgeon general has informed the house appropriations committee
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Washington, D. C
United States Public Health Service
J. W. Schereschewsky
House Appropriations Committee
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Ruth Cameron
Grinnell Singers
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Rainbow Circle
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Memorial Hall
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R. B. Peterson
Sans Souci Park
R. E. Peterson
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Z. G. McAlvin
J. G. F Hildebrand
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St. Paul’s
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Clute
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LEE Optical CO
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Palace Theatre
Eople
National Association of Ice Industries
Crystal Ice & Fuel Co
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
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