Waterloo to Represent in Play Production Contest
Waterloo will be represented in the Iowa Play Production contest at Iowa City under University of Iowa auspices and the Federation of Women's Clubs. Central Players will present Invisible by Beal with Isadore Rubin Statham and a cast including Jimery Nails and Harald Goulder. Mrs. J. E. O Keefe and Mrs. R. M. Knox accompany, with plans for a luncheon for contest directors. A musical program follows at the Morris home by Miss Dorothy Sisson and Blanche Douglass student pupils.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Iowa City
University Theatre
University of Iowa
Ahe
Federation of Women
Wbs
King ‘Beal
Mr. Beal
Isadore’ Rubinstam
Jimery Nails
Ernest. Ulaity
Harald Goulder
de Vea Corson
Ilinde
Central
Todix
J.E O’keefe
RM. Ixnox
Jocal’ Woman's Club
Iowa ‘City
O'Keefe
Divi‘si
Gs. A.‘Morris
Woman's
Orking
Presbyterian Church
Dorothy ‘Sisson
Cedar Falls
Apupil Te Maddigan
Blanche
Douglass
Autonion
Moszkowski
Liszt
Sisson
Springfield
Club Notes Set Meetings And Hostesses
XX club held a luncheon at Mrs Dunkelberge's home with yellow and white decor. All members attended except Mrs Riley Griffin who was out of the city. upcoming hostesses include Mrs Prank Jirsa and Mrs Earl Moother.
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Ras Dunkelberge
XX Club
Riley. Griffin
Local Society Notes From Saturday Afternoon Events
The column lists a series of community gatherings and clubs including Oerloo Chapter TD A Ra Y OA Sales camp Royal Neighbors Hack Hawk Lodge WOhall First Presbyterian Church Mrs Paul Brown ing Nurses Social Club YWCA and a First Presbyterian musicale tea hosted by Mrs C A Morris with mediera days.
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Nurses’ Social Club
First Presbyterian Musicale Tea
C. A. Morris
Bride Elect Josephine Parker Receives Shower Gifts
Mrs. Paul Hathaway hosted a miscellaneous shower for bride elect Josephine Parker at Miss Pauline Ritz's home with sister Miss Parker, Floyd Poyner to wed this month. Guests included Mrs. Teeple, Elsie Peters, Gilbert Brown, Alvin Snyder, Opal Darby, Magdalene Darby, Mildred Liebert, and Pauline Ritz. Orchid and amber decor featured butterfly centerpieces and amber candle holders.
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Paul Hathaway
Pauline
Ritz
Josephine Parker
Floyd Poyner
Mmes
R. Teeple
Elsie Peters
Gilbert Brown
Alvin Snyder
Opal Darby
Magdalene Darby
Mildred Liebert
Pauline Ritz
Liebert
Brown
Church News and Guild Meetings Across Local Churches
The Brotherhood of First Congregational Church will meet at 6715 p.m. with Dr J Richmond-Morgan speaking. St Margaret’s guild of St Mark’s Episcopal hosted a gathering at Mrs Ernest Pickworth’s home with Mrs Wayne Gilbert assisting. 28 members attended. Plans for an Easter Monday supper and for the manufacturers sale at month end were outlined. Central Christian church Division 1 met at Mrs I L Tanner’s home with 15 members and two guests. funds were to be raised. Refreshments were served. next meeting will be at Mrs Claude Parks with Mrs Tanner leading.
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St. ‘Margaret
St. Mark's Episcopal
Ernest
Pickworth
Wayne
Gilbert
Central Christian Church
I.L. Tanner
Washington Street
W.M. Cook
Mary McKee
Claude Parks
Tanner
Hints on Nail Care and Beauty Routines
The piece discusses trends in nail shapes and beauty fashions as a reflection of contemporary style. It advises using a high quality nail file for rounded tips, shaping nails along the sides, and keeping the point slightly away from the fingertip. It also covers lash care, eyelid massage, and gentle face massage with minimal cream to reduce facial fullness over time.
Noted Orchestra Performs Twice and Receives Ovation
The Cleveland Orchestra under Nikolai Sokoloff and Arthur Shepherd gave two concerts at Teachers College yesterday, earning enthusiastic applause and two encores. The matinee featured Debussy and Schelling, while the evening opened with Beethoven Eroica. The ensemble impressed with unity, balance, and versatile color, before moving on to Kansas City and Urbana after eleven concerts in six days. Mooseheart Lodge hosts a bridge and 500 party tonight at Moosehall after a brief meeting.
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Teachers College
Cleveland Orchestra
Nikolai Sokoloff
Arthur Shepherd
Amooth
Schubert
Shepherd
Beethoven
Eroica
Sokoloff
Debussy
Faun
Ernest Schelling
Schelling
Alfred Neyes
Schumann
Traumerel
Liszt
Firat
Cephale Et Procris Wees
Gretry Mottl
Diana
Saint-Saens
AteaAn Old ‘Trysting Place
Remus
MacDowell
Sigurd Jorsalfar
Grieg
Cedar Falls
Kansas City
Urbana
Cleveland
Alta Freeman
Anna “May, Dahl
Boston ‘Conservatory of Music
Mooseheart Legion
Moosehall
City In Brief Notes on Local People and Events
Letters blur eyes fire. Roy’s Building advertises eyewear. A railway agent from Dubuque visits Waterloo headquarters. Mr. and Mrs. Feddern of Aberdeen spend the week with relatives in Waterloo. Miss Susan B. Lentz leaves for Canby after the death of her brother ALUM Lentz from pneumonia. Mrs. Lentz resigns from Lowell School. Ruth Oliver to replace. Leone Ewoldt seeks divorce from Henry Ewoldt with custody bid for five children. Irene Patton travels to Aurora to tend her injured brother James Patton from a farm accident. Mrs. H B Cie advertises sport dress making service weekly.
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Susan B. Lentz
Eighth Street
Canby
Minn
Lentz
Leone Ewoldt
Henry Ewoldt
Leon, Jr
Donovan
Grand View
Irene Patton
Lincoln Street
Aurora
James E. Patton
Patton
Waterloo
Columbia Street
Quarantines Measles Report Names and Addresses
A list of individuals and addresses appears in the record, noting several quarantine or health related mentions. Names include Leroy Nottger Bob by Botress John Weston Gilbert Glassen Clydine Blackburn Edna Fry Roger Bandfield and Donald Holler with street addresses at 110644 Conger 226 Kingsley 234 Prospect 7610 Mulberry 718 Indiana 504 Beech 441 Wellington 711 Lincoln.
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Leroy Nottger
Conger
Bobby Botress
Kingsley
Gilbert Glassen
Prospect
John Weston
Mulberry
Donald Holler
Indiana
Clydine Blackburn
Beech
Edna Fry
Wellington West
Roger Bandfield
Lincoln
Cedar Valley Kenney club to offer up to 100 silver loving cups
The Cedar Valley Kenney club announced on April 19 and 20 at the beach show, with W J Lang stating up to 100 silver loving cups will be trophies, plus cash prizes and valuable supplies. Entry closing extended to April 10 to boost Waterloo dog entries, with Dr W A Moeller and W J Lang handling entries and veterinarians listed for the event. Benching by Champion American Food Co will arrive April 17 and be disinfected to prevent dog infections.
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Cedar Valley Kenney Club
Beach
W.J. Lang
Russell Lamson
L. P. Sceatt
J. M. Shores
W. J. Lang
Waverly
Waterloo
W. A. Moeller
Wy. J. Lang
L.P. Scott
E. J., Kerr
Amos
Staward
American Food. Company
Minneapolis
Slayer Cannot Inherit Estate From Victim
In Vancouver on April 8 a British Columbia court ruled that a convicted murderer cannot inherit the estate of her victim. Justice Murphy ordered the estate of Mrs Fortunato Medaini to her two children rather than to her husband, who is imprisoned in California for the slaying.
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Vancouver
B.C
INS
Confesses Shooting Man Thru Mistake
Seattle police announced a murder mystery from three years ago was solved when Mrs Anna Longfield from Algona confessed to shooting and killing Marty C Smart a local butcher she mistook for her husband after a quarrel. The confession clears the case and names the victim and shooter with regional locations noted.
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Seattle
Wash
INS
Anna Longfield
Algona
Marty
C. Smart
Algona Butcher
Patrol Boat Kills Two Rum Runners Near Miami
A Miami report describes a coast guard patrol boat encounter off Miami that left two rum runners dead and one survivor, B. T. Alexich, wounded in the neck and hospitalized. The account details the gunfire aboard a rum running craft and the subsequent events following the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Ax’ Coast Guard
B. T. Alexich
Kotex becomes preferred choice for women
An advertising piece extols Kotex sanitary pads as modern, easy disposal without laundry or embarrassment. It claims eight in ten better class women use Kotex and urges buyers to choose the genuine Kotex available at drug or department stores.
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Kotex
Miss McCormick Injured In White Star Majestic Incident
Cherbourg April 18. Miss Mary McCormick, a Chicago singer, was removed from the liner Majestic today on a stretcher. She was injured during the voyage from New York by a falling trunk.
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Cherbourg
Mary “McCormick
Chicago
White Star
Majestic
McCormack
New York
Ward Waltonian Chairman After Brookhart Quits
Dr Henry Ward of the University of Illinois was elected permanent chairman of the fifth annual convention of the Izaak Walton League of America after Senator S W Brookhart of Iowa withdrew from the race. Judge Jacob Dickenson of Chicago, former secretary of war under President Cleveland, is slated for national president per a telegram from Judge George W Wood, national vice president, noting Charles Folds is not a candidate to succeed himself.
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Chicago
Henry Ward
University of Illinois
Izaak “Walton League of America
S.w.brookhart
Iowa
Brookhart
William Dilg
League
Charles W. Felds
Jackson Hole
Wyo
Elk Range
Jacob. Dickenson
Cleveland
National
Izaak Walton League
America
George W. Wood
A.C. Willford
Charles Folds
Lenox Man George Sawyer Dies By Self Hung Action
Lenox Ta April 4 George Sawyer 55 years old committed death by own action by hanging himself yesterday according to local reports. Police say the body was found in his home and a note was not recovered. The death is not believed to be suspicious.
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Lenox, Ta
George Sawyer
Mello-Glo Face Powder Promises Pure, Long-Lasting Shine Reduction
Women praise the new MEDLLO GLO French process powder for its superior purity and long wear. The ad claims it reduces shine and pores, keeps complexion youthful, and prevents oily look. Paul Davis Dry Goods Co. offers the product in boxes.
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Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
Waterlog patterns from Evening Courier requested by mail
Waterlog item advertises up to date pattern designs from the Evening Courier Fashion Department Waterloo. Readers are instructed to send 15 cents per pattern with orders filled promptly and expected to reach within 10 days.
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Waterloo
Washing Machine Gasoline Engine Developed Here
The Meadows Manufacturing company begins manufacture of a small gasoline engine to power washing machines on farms where electric power is unavailable. About 1,500 engines per month will be produced. Campbell Meadows will open a local agency in Bloomington Illinois with Franklin Street access. The Meadows plant, 35 years in farm machinery, recently expanded and released an improved rust proof stainless washer with Bakelite agitator.
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Associated
Meadows Manufacturing . Company
Bloomington
H. Imlg
The
Meadows Company
Campbell‘Meadows ‘Company
Meadows Washing Machine
Overland
Franklin Street
Campbell
Eureka
Meadows “Manufacturing Company
Grasners
Organizing Third Marines in San Diego for possible China duty
The report notes an effort to form another regiment of soldiers of the sea in San Diego today. Aimed at deployment to the orient, the regiment may sail for China within a week if conditions in the Far East require it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San ‘Diego
Bon
Henderson
Orient
China
Far East
Building Permits Elmer Bearbower Move House 1112 Parker to 413
Elmer Bearbower moves a house from 1112 Parker to 413. Herman Lamprecht to rebuild porch at 218 Clay. Fixtures include a $60 porch rebuild. C F Chaney obtains a garage permit at 817 Western for $100.
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Elmer
Bearbower
Parker
Leonard
Herman Lamprecht
C.F. Chaney
Western
Reading of fragments yields opaque shade comment
A fragmentary line mentions shade and a year with preferences for maple and ash in a cryptic local phrase. The text appears as a garbled quote about waiting for results and a call to eat, with unclear context or identifiable people or places.
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Reed
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DLA
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Lodge
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Buchanan
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Feneral
Illinois’ Central Railroad
L. H. Feddern
Aberdeen
S.D
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West
Lowell School
Ruth Oliver
Omaha
Neb
Alrs
H. B. Cie
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Mary MS
Cormick
Ward
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Mtg. Co
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Third Marines
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