Waterloo society to stage AMigg Bob White musical
More than 100 children will star in AMigg Bob White at Waterloo on Monday and Tuesday evenings. Miss Marstreasa Garramoni directs the youth chorus in Meet Me in Bubbleland with all children dressed in white and waving colored balloons. The production, rehearsed more often due to operatic scope, also features the duet by Mrs. Alice Brown Shores as Bob White and Ralph Martin as Tre Billion. The Society group includes Virginia Fish and many other girls in a wide chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brown Shores
Bob White
Ralph Martin
Tre Billion
Society Group
Virginia Fish
Olores Long
Wihan
Bodell
Princes Stolis
Dolores Myers
Edith Baldwin
Marvel Hull
Helen Reiheen
Catherine Quinn
Viola McDermott
Margaret Hunt
Zylpha Burns
Viola Timion
Gen Halman
Helen Margadant
Marjoria Springjer
Gladys Kuehnule
Dorothy Lege
Ariyne Nicholas
Leara Fuser
Sorma O'Connor
Catherine Wildes
Waterloo Opera Company To Present Cos Fun Tutti
The William Wade Hinshaw company brings Cos fan Tutti to East High Auditorium for an evening performance. Irene Williams leads a strong American cast in the English version by Krebbiel, with Mozart’s score praised for its brightness. The visit includes local engagements by Mrs. Marion Ranster and J. W. Warwick among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wade Hinshaw
East High Auditorium
Waterloo
Marion Ranster
Ja.rs. W. O. Warwick
al. Ross
Ringers
Cleasant
Opera
Henry ‘Edoward Krebbiel
New York
Mozart
Irene Williams
Beauty Chat Tips From Edna Kent Forbes On Wrinkle Plasters
Edna Kent Forbes describes inexpensive wrinkle plasters made from court plaster or adhesive tape to smooth eye and mouth lines overnight. She warns against overuse in older skin, notes the method’s temporary effect, then advises cleansing, skin care, and a light scalp regimen.
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Craan
Melvin R. G
Mary
Tribute to the Country Doctor Courage and Duty
A heartfelt tribute to a rural physician with a vast practice. He covers a 1060 mile territory, treks by car in summer and by horse in winter, never takes a vacation for seven years, and still charges only a dollar to patients. The writer urges a monument or hospital linked tribute, praising daily service over personal gain. The piece links to The General Practitioner in Bonnie Briar Bush and recommends reading it for inspiration.
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Bonnie Briart Bush
Church meetings and sewing circle events listed
First Presbyterian plans evening church meeting with 5 supper and 7 business session led by Rev. Gillette Cedar Falls. St Marys Sewing Circle at school hall Thursday with hostesses Mrs Koster Metsch Erpelding Fritz. First Lutheran Ladies Aid holds all day quilting Thursday with afternoon meeting. hostesses Mrs Inter and Mrs Hoinisa. United Presbyterian Missionary Society hosted by Mrs W J French. textbook study led by Mrs Rankin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
F. If
Gillette
Cedar Falls
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
John Koster
Thomas Metsch
William Erpelding
Anna Fritz
First Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Emma Inter
Herman Hoinisa
United Presbyterian Missionary Society
W. J. French
T. C. Rankin
Fancy Meats in City Markets Offer Diverse Affordable Options
City meat markets feature a wide range of fancy meats such as kidneys livers tongues and brains prepared under U S government inspection and shipped in new wooden cases. Farmers and hotels prize beef lamb and pork livers and other organ meats for flavor and protein while brains tripe and feet add texture and nourishment. Households can use these items year round, as officials emphasize wholesomeness and proper handling to ensure quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keilling
Club Notes and Social Gatherings Hit October Activities
Octagon Bridge Club met with Mrs Lulu Teeter Smith on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs jheo Litchfeld won the prize. A 1 o'clock luncheon at Mrs Ly A Danton’s home is planned for Thursday. Graduate Nurses Club will be entertained Friday evening at the Business and Professional Women’s club rooms by Miss Martha Kratachmar Ma netta Bell and Minnie Harrison. Mrs George Weiner receives farewell party from the F F club as she moves to Council Bluffs, a leather handbag given as parting gift. Picnic supper at six. Mrs Charles Lewis hosts F O P club at Black's tea room Thursday at 3 p m with cards and dinner at six.
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Meb
Jeanette Gemmil
Benet
Waterloo Woman's Club
Bishop's Cafeteria
A. T. Petersen
George FP. Scales
Octagon Bridge Club
Lulu Teeter Smith
Jheo Litchfeld
Ly. A. Danton
Martha Kratachmar
Manetta Bell
Minnie Harrison
Business and Professional Women's Club
George Weiner
F. F. Club
Charles Lewis
F. O. P. Club
Black's Tearoom
Frank in Chicago to Get Ideas for Parade
Sam Frank, chairman of the booster parade committee, is in Chicago on business to plan the Monday event opening baseball carnival week. At Black's tearoom last night an A'pep meeting heard Empress candidates discuss campaign methods and the value of baseball to the community as votes and support are tallied.
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Sam Frank
Chicago
Black’s
A.C. Wilford
Waterloo Hall Club
Harry Wiester
David Bechtel
Vacationers Train Dues In to Waterloo Tomorrow
Chicago Great Western announces a Ten Thousand Lakes special booster train to promote Minnesota lakes tourism. Agent A. J. Howard notes the train leaves Fort Dodge today and arrives in Waterloo tomorrow. The service aims to boost regional vacation travel and highlight Minnesota recreation.
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Chicago Great Western Railway
Ten Thousand Lakes
A. J. Howard
Fort Dodge
Waterloo
Lakes District
Minnesota
Dr George Luckey Dies Suddenly at Vinton
Dr George Luckey died at his residence in Vinton near noon yesterday after breakfast. He was 48, born in Illinois, and a Knox College and Rush Medical School alum. Survived by widow Edna Black and two daughters Frances and Virginia. Funeral plans pending relatives.
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Vinton, Inn
George Luckey
Ilinois
Knox College
Rush Medical School
Shellsburg
Vinton
Lucker
Edna Black
Frances
Virginia
Luckey
Methodist Episcopal’church
Masonic Lodge
Waterloo Teachers to Dubuque Confab
Twenty six teachers from the west district depart this evening for Dubuque to attend the state convention of the Northeastern Iowa Teachers association. Sessions run Thursday morning through Saturday noon. Tomorrow morning seventy two more teachers head out, bringing total attendance to fifty eight. The remaining thirty six teachers of the staff of one hundred thirty four will visit schools statewide while the convention proceeds. John C. McGlade, superintendent, will leave tonight and return Saturday afternoon.
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Dubuque
Northeastern
Iowa
McCullough Wins Bid to Landscape West High Grounds
E A McCullough of Castle Hill was the low bidder for landscaping the new west high grounds. His contract, about 400 dollars, covers planting shrubs and maintenance for a year. Seven other bidders competed at the board meeting yesterday.
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ELA
McCullough
Castle Hill
West High Grounds
Building Permits Totaled 6200 Issued Today
Building permits issued today by Commissioner Charles Wasson total 6200 dollars. Included are a residence and garage for Ray Nesbit at 830 Clough for 6200, a remodeled dwelling at 622 Fowler for 800 through Perpetual Building & Loan, a garage for A W Grasslay at 315 Fremont for 100, and wrecking building at 611 Water Street by Muldoon.
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Charles Wasson
Ray Nesbit
Clough
Perpetual Building & Loan Association
Fowler
A. Wi
Friend of O'Dell Arrest Ties to Entz Robbery Case
Miss Hazel Boyer, called Del O'Dell's friend, was arrested in Cedar Rapids for alleged complicity in the Entz robbery and assault and was held for disorderly conduct in Waterloo. A baggage search revealed clothing believed to belong to O'Dell and a dress stolen from the Entz residence. Authorities questioned Butz and others before transferring them to the sheriff for further inquiry.
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Hazel Boyer
del O'Dell
Cedar Rapids
Jacob Entz
P. EB. Walker
Pellca
Waterloo
O'Dell
Rise of River Halts Independence Power Plant Construction
Workmen at the Northeastern Iowa Power plant faced delays as rising river conditions slowed construction. Thawing snows caused heavy drainage and sections of nearby roads became nearly impassable. Officials warned that further river rise could endanger the structure, though no damage to the plant was reported yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Iowa
Apalpinicon
Hare
William Scully Hurt In Auto Crash Recovering At Home
One year old William Scully son of Mr and Mrs George H Scully of 246 Alta Vista avenue was run over Sunday by an automobile driven by Mrs Be T Alford. He regained consciousness Monday morning and is reported as making satisfactory recovery after removal from St Francis hospital to his home. X ray photos were taken yesterday to gauge injuries. A historical note references Benjamin Franklin proposing daylight saving in 1783.
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William Scully
George H. Scully
Alta Vista Avenue
BE. T. Alford
St. Francis Hospital
Jail Holds Father and Child Flight to St Louis
Fred Roberts, a colored man, is bound over to the grand jury under $560 bonds for desertion and failure to support his wife and minor children. Unable to post bail, he was sent to county jail. Police learned the 7 year old Tommy Roberts held a railroad ticket for an 8 year old and he planned to accompany his father to relatives in St Louis, Missouri, but it was decided the boy should travel alone to his destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Roberts
Apis
Roberts
San
Tommy
St. Lois
Illinois Canfal
Garry
Pear
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Otto S. Raspe
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Pred J. Milter
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Mueller
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la Porte City
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Iowa City
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Nauman
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Leonant Brand
Vilng
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Unity Circle
F. G. Ralston
C. A. Boatman
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CG. H. Abbs
C. W. Call
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Ruth Cameron
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West End 4Th St
Buchanan's Complete Optical Service
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Sherif
Hazel Hoyer
Benjamin Franklin
St. Louis
Fe Horlicks
Hall-Ekfelt
Majestic Theatre
Bridge Street
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