Recital Showcases Jacobsen Kindler Strain of Virtuosi
A crowded auditorium praised Jacobsen violin, Hans Kindler cello, and Arthur Stratiniak piano in a three artist program opening with Gypsy Trio. Kindler drew warm reaction with Brahms and Ravel selections while Stratiniak offered Chopin core and two encores. Jacobsen traded Stradivarius for a W R Reisinger violin, noted for its fine tone, as the trio closed with Saint-Saëns Rondo Capriccioso and an enthusiastic encore.
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Sue le
Teachers College
Jacobsen
Hans Kindler
Arthur Stratinek
Allie
Epcore
Clint Mehrl
Gavotte
Brahms
Ravel
Lalo
Pintus
Tarentella
Kindler
Stattnek
Mr. Jacobsen
Dach
Saint-Suen
W. R. ‘Reisinger
Cedar Falls
Judge Ransier Outlines Court Judging System
Judge Ransier explains that a judge must exhaustively weigh facts and laws to reach true conclusions, countering the notion of an easy desk role. He describes the responsibility to protect rights, avoid mistakes, and consider rival claims, with reference to the tribunal system and English court patterns. The program also includes a brief playlet on political bosses vs the League for Women Voters and features multiple community participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de P. Jones
Menges Whee
V. A. Zellhoofer
Gilic
Rmneier
Beane Jadeas
Ransiey
Ransier
IWLO
England
League For Women Voters
A. Boatman
Margy
Vioa
Zelltoeter
W. I. Spenear
I. A. Boggs
G. V. Lonnecker
A. Hoffmann
Jat Corton
L. Ostrander
Joynson
Senator Parker
Luncheon and Kitchen Shower for Miss Ross
Mrs. 3. E. Falan entertained this afternoon with a pretty luncheon for Miss Merrian Ross whose marriage to Edward Northey will be solemnized March 18. A centerpiece of dark pink roses and gold lavender decor enhanced the table. Bridesmaids named: Margaret Bowen, Marjorie Corey, Virginia Pedicord, Mary Norther, Twella Ross, and Alice Bunyan. a kitchen shower followed.
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3. E. Falan
Merrian Ross
Edward Northey
Miss Ross
Margaret Bowen
Marjorie Corey
Virginia Pedicord
Mary Norther
Twella Ross
Alice Bunyan
Thoss
Social Events on Week's Calendar
Community notices list weekly gatherings at Melinley School Yuoshiy Afternoon Latra Nous club WW and Wirterlog events. Mrs Sarah Pleres leads Tuesday Evening meeting and music. Miss Mic Howell appears Tuesday Afternoon with AAUW events. Mrs George Cohn hosts Mon Cherie, and Miss Harvey Richi hosts Thursday Kyon glow. Grace Methodist church and Clyde PGU sponsor Friday and Saturday socials.
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George Cohn
Mon Cherie
Tlarvey iRichi
Rethsinus
Grace Methodist Ahureh
Ogni
Clyde
April in History of America Theme of Talk
The April history program by Lyceum chapter features Mrs Emerson and a panel recounting April events and figures from American history. Members include Mrs Crowiller, Mrs Orr, Miss Day, and Mrs Rolfe with discussions on Jefferson, Washington, Lincoln and Perry. A Woman's Relief Corps meeting noted attendance and planned Iowa History talk. Birthday and surprise dinners, a PT A meeting, and a marriage announcement at Grundy Center are also reported with local attendees and prizes.
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BO. Emerson
Shalers Waterline Chapter
Ly Ala
Thomas Jefferson
Washington Tryling
Ulysses
Gaiual
Adin Pet Igy
Jaimes Monroe
John Mgurroughs
North Pole
Admiral Perry
Louisiana Purchase
Abraham J.incoln
Emercon
Mines
R. ©. Crowiller
W. 2
Orr
Claire Parkes
P. H. Paulsen
A. Emerson
B. &. Rolfe
Miss _ Mary Day
Mise Alice Wykoff
Ben Hesser
Frank
Beauty and weight gain ideas from old advice
Readers are urged that gaining weight is harder than losing and that diet must include caloric foods. The article dismisses exercise as a primary method for weight growth, instead suggesting high fat, sugary items and remedies, including chocolate drinks and cosmetic tricks, to alter appearance and hair coloring.
Officers Elected for Friday Club at Annual Meeting
A. Lise chosen president of the Friday Suinny club at yesterday afternoon’s meeting at Mrs. O. W. Hems worth home. Elected were Mrs. WLW as vice president and Mrs. Hayes succeeds Mrs. Brain Om dy secretary. Mrs. Woo Brookenridgse reelected treasurer with other officers read aloud.
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A. Lise
O. W. Hemsworth
Shaws
Les 3 Cornish
Vine
Hayes
Brain
Woo
Aso
Kuimeama Anid M
Talleal
Airaperga Switrhel
Toonetvndign
Dibbe & Pewet
Outdoor Manners Campaign Urges Civic Cooperation
The Thea Givle department with the Witerloy Woman’s Club and the Gen tule Federation of Women’s Clubs launches an intensive outdoor manners campaign. Mrs Keo A. Hoges says abuse of outdoor hospitality harms forests and parks, urging responsible camping and picnicking, fire prevention, and education in schools and Arbor Day events to preserve natural beauty for future generations.
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Thea
Givle
Witerloy
E Keo A. Hoges
Wranely & Wheatley
Wep Step
City
Forestry and Wild Life Refuges
Thet Federation
Beane
Wheatley
Hoges
Forest Service
Wieble Instraguioan
Boggs
Waterloo Woman's Club Plans Attractive Monday Party
The Waterloo Women's Club hosts an April party Monday in the drawing room with a program featuring Goethe and Schiller studies, German lyrics reading, and an open discussion. Committees on reception decoration entertainment and finance are named, led by Mrs. J. Sedgwick, Mrs. C. N. Blane, and Mrs. J. Webb respectively. A separate note reports Mrs. Ida Pike's surprise party hosted by Woodmen of the World and a Victory chapter card event with local winners.
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Caris
Waterloo Ageinats Club
Witl Warwick
J.E. Sedgwick
Lures
A. S. Welishaar
H.W. Sigworth
Y Sintird
Spensles
Wirk Stewart
Tn. Galvan Gienn
O. Tibbitts
Roy G. Smack
MM. Shores
Henry RW
West
al Ker
Robart K. Stuart
al AM
Man
Max Nief
Alpha Delphinn
Lunebean
Mra
Kersten Ayil
Miragte
Pike
Capes Return In Fashion On Fifth Avenue Runway
Fashion notes from New York and London describe a season favoring capes in many lengths and fabrics. Designers mix shoulder drape with shortened cape effects, while coordinated outfits pair capes with dresses.
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Fifth Avenue Whndow
Fifth Avenue
New York
Music Festival Draws Second Large Audience
A Waterloo festival last evening showcased Olaf Trygvasson Grieg and Mendelssohn Hymn of Praise with Att. Scholin directing. A large, appreciative audience heard notable soloists and imported artists perform under strong choral leadership.
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Olaf Trygvasson
Grieg
Mandelssohng
Mirst
Waterloo
Albers Seholin
Mendelssohn
Att. Scholin
Klee Harthan Arendt
Wredersen
Gerhardt Downing
William Rogerson
Joseph Hassmer
T Hese
Rogerson
Adalbert Hugueset
Janet Little
George W. Samson, Jr
Scholin
Waterloo district Home Missionary society closes at Greene Iowa
Delegates from Fay St E church attended include Don Gurton Mrs R Burgess and Mrs R Rickoit A radical change in Graves Memorial United Brethren church organization is approved at the monthly official board meeting Semi annual reports are read and officers will be elected in June instead of September to reduce fall congestion The church budget will be prepared in June A terminating committee and a budget committee are named with members listed
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Waterloo District Home Missionary Society
Greene
Ilowa
Fay St E. Church
Don Gurton
R. Burgess
R. Rickoit
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Roger Akin
EB. E. Heskett
Johni Hanson
Mira Fierce
George Buchan
Club Notes West Orange Meeting Highlights
West Orange club held a Thursday meeting with Miss Anna Hoover present. Fifteen members attended a picnic dinner followed by Miss Lulu Master speaking on Pictures for the Home. The club plans to meet May 18 with Mrs. George Brinkman.
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West Orange
Anna Hoover
Fifeen
Lulu Master
George Brinkman
Fashion Across Cities Shapes Modern Style Trends
AP dispatches describe evolving silhouettes from New York to Stockholm. Notes on tailored fits emphasize slim waists and broad chests, while London showcases pointed lab coats and short lapels. Dublin promotes Irish woolens. Swedish court rules skirt length and sleeve style for official gowns.
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London
Stockholm
Desiree
Napoleon
Illinois Central to Have Ball Team Again This Season
Illinois Central shops here will field a baseball team again this season. Candidates are working out informally as warmer weather arrives organized drills will begin soon. Most members of the 1925 nine will return. Dana Lindner, former Waterloo and Dubuque league pitcher, is employed at the shops and may play for the Sly CG team. Games are to be scheduled with strong semipro aggregations across the state and with other railroad nines.
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Illinois Central
Dana Lindner
Waterloo
Dubuque
Local Notices and Permits Highlight Waterloo Briefs
Gity residents obtain building and ad permits for homes on Nis Argyle and Dawson streets. A son is born to Mr and Mrs John Greefwan of Mountain Home Idaho. United States Navy recruitment proceeds for W Schwerin from Waterloo. A late spring meeting of Waterloo Lodge plans first degree work for 18 candidates. A D A W plans convention in Memorial Hall April 29 to May 1. Quarantines issued for diphtheria and scarlet fever. Judge Beem suspends jail commitment for Janes Ryan after fines payment pledge.
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Goa
John Greefwan
Mountain Home
Ida
Migs Olive Jensen
C. M. Jensen
Oneida Street
D. A.W
Memorial Hall
Ste
World War Veterams Ste
Warra
Stu Brenheisen
Waterloo
Fdentic
Walter Plattville
Wis
Ty CG
CG. Mackay
Board of Health
Luanna
P. L. Sneckenboerger
Moir Street
EM. Hanna
Quincy Street
J. C. Beem
Janes Ryan
Yestern
Ryan
W. H. Wilson
Hugh Crumrine
Himy
Henry Miller Dies Suddenly in New York Stage Icon
Henry Miller actor and producer dies in New York at 66 after a pneumonia illness. Born in London, he rose from Grand Opera House Toronto debut to Shakespearean and Broadway leading roles under Danial Frohman. Survived by son Gilbert and other relatives as wife Helene Heron travels to join him.
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New York
Jenry Miller
Ile
Alsho
London
Miller
Grand Opera House
Toronto
Amy Roligart
Cymder
Danial Frohman
Printess Theatre
Stephen Ghent
Gilbert
Olio Alger
Jamey Helene Heron
Menry
California
Cal. T. I. AteCoy
Wyomlg
Old Folks Entertain Youngsters At Thornbury School
Patrons and friends of Thornbury school joined in an Old Folks Program last night led by Mrs. Mabel G. Ruder. Community singing and a carefully staged set of quarter numbers by the 12 pupils delighted guests from Dewar Cellar Falls and Missouri. Refreshments followed and another Pupils and elders event is planned.
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Phernburg
Striel No.5
Bolks
Mabel G. Ruder
Dewar
Cellar Falls
Missouri
Europe By Automobile 62 Days Travel Offer
A travel notice lists Europe by automobile for 62 days at S$750. The Waterloo reference is Edwin Rina Jr and the Brethren Church is noted with a phone contact 5476. The fragment cites a parish context and a contact point for inquiries.
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Europe
Waterloo
Edwin Rina, Jr
Brethren Church
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Gressles HS
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Fourth Street West
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