East district concert plans clarified prompt
Ambiguous notes describe a joint high school concert with an orchestra of 130 pieces. The event aims to use the auditorium for a joint program involving the district’s musicians and the high school.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1927
Page
14
Ambiguous notes describe a joint high school concert with an orchestra of 130 pieces. The event aims to use the auditorium for a joint program involving the district’s musicians and the high school.
Joy Sanford won first place overall in the district high school music contest held at West High on April 22 and 23, earning top honors in the bassoon category while Mary Pitts took first in the euphonium in the brass division. Other winners included French horn by June Wahl, cornet LeRoy Furry, harp Bova Mae Keeler, clarinet Verjean Dilger, and flute Sheldon Hardy. entrants for violin, cello, and piano will be chosen tonight. Judges were Joseph Kitchen of Coe College Cedar Rapids Alta Freeman and FLL McCreary of Teachers College. The grade school orchestra performed earlier in the program.
Alfred O Booth, longtime adviser to Waterloo Community fund, capped a two season effort with a successful campaign for a new Y M C A building in Westfield New Jersey. The drive drew local support and was announced to friends.
In a town of 17 residents nine people joined the effort as the mark remained moist for 540000 units over 19 days. Booth secured more than this sum with 225 men lined up and over 2000 subscriptions obtained. The campaign marks a fourth consecutive success accredited to Booth since his Waterloo visit.
Two applicants, one for the fire department and one for the police department, have signified their intention of taking the civil service examinations.
Examinations will be conducted by the Civil Service Commission in the municipal court room at 5:30 p.m. Monday.
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