Community Arts Exhibit Highlights Americanization Theme
The International Arts and Crafts exhibit closed with Dr Hohamih Shimek of Iowa State University urging a loving Americanization that values immigrant traditions. He and University of Dubuque president Dr Keir ot emphasized integrating diverse heritages into a shared national culture. A seventh grade pageant on The Americanization of the Stranger Our Gates drew crowds alongside talks and a crowded reception at the WoW C A. Numerous local exhibitors and volunteers helped showcase global articles and crafts over three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hohamih Shimek
Low State University
Carter
Keirot
Wettstone
University of Dubuque
C. A
Shimek
Siimek
Czecho-Slovakia
Ameri Ia
America
Wei
Vito
Wilz
McKinley
Anna Sosha
Globe
DAA TR
We. A
Almes
Freda Gounzanes
Teresa C. Hartley
Fred Pettit
Ellen Warner
Fred Stearns
Carl Anderson
Lund Christianson
Minnie Gripper
Nellie Brooks
J. B. Ridenour
A. G. Sawyer
Martin Hérde
Christian Frandsen
E. Hansen
Arthur Linde
Mark Serendsen
C.H. Howard
Ruska Petrof
Meta .Wolm
Guy Lichty
W. D. Ives
Es EY. Higby
W. Chapman
F" Willis. Jenks
B. Graham
J. S.euthi
PK. Jaggar
Thomaston
Blanche Edwards
Breda
Music Festival Praised by Chicago Reviewer in Waterloo
Chicago critic Charles Watt hails the Waterloo Water floo festival directed by CG Al Ibert Seholluhich. He commends soloists Fredericks Gerhardt Downing and Olaf Trygvasson, lauds the festival chorus, and notes spirited, well-balanced performances under conductor Scholit.
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Kolhusiasule
Waterfloo
Chicago
Waterloo
Fredericks
Gerhardt Downing
Vsbo
U. Alibert Seholluhich
I. Pro- Jhounecs
Seha Jlin
William Resergon
Edward Kurtz
Coustelains
Towa
Kurtz
Towa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Rogerson
Mr. Watt
Olaf
Olat
Scholit
Himeself
Nowels
Adalbert Huguelet
Janet Little
George W. Samson, Jr
Hinself
Watt
Tour of the World Dinner Planned By Local Church Women
The First Consresmiional church Woman's organization hosts a Friday evening Tour of the World dinner to benefit the organ fund. Attendees will dine cafeteria style at five long tables representing America, Italy, junat, Ireland and Mosteo with hosts in native costumes. Mrs. Bickley leads as general supper chair with Mrs. Hadley in charge of the dining room and a coordinating committee listed among Mmes Lindner Ridenour Barton Spencer Crippen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organ Fund
America
Italy
Junat
Ireland
Mosteo
Krs. Bickley
J. J. Hadley
Mmes
Lindner
J.J. Ridenour
W. -. Spencer
Church Events Include Picnic and Farewell Reception
Daughters of Plymouth Congregational Church hosts an all day meeting Wednesday at the church followed by a picnic dinner at town. Mrs Wilson Walton is hostess. The farewell reception for Rev M G Court planned by Northrainster Presbyterian Church is moved to Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs W E Durchenwald. Division 5 Ladies Aid of Central Christian Church will elect officers at Mrs Ila Stines home Wednesday afternoon.
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Ae de O. V
Daughters of Unions
Will Erstertain
Medrial Hall
Tormor
Therganization Will
Lowa
Phinney
Roy Phinner
Aftair
J. Countryman
Nes Moles
Nora Phinney
Ana
Mildred
Los Angeles
Daughters of Plymouth Congregational Church
Wilson Walton
M. G. Court
Northrainster Presbyterian Church
W. Ef. Durchenwald
Ladies’ Aidssociety
Central Christian Church
Lla Stines
Vinton Wedding Notables Here Hear of Local Nuptials
An announcement from Vinton notes the marriage Saturday afternoon of Miss LaVonne Houlihan to Harold McClellan. Officiating was Father N. W. Kegelan of the Catholic church. The bride, eldest child of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Houlihan, is Vinton lifelong and Grinnell alumna. The groom is son of Mrs. Q. A. Conway of Vinton. Post ceremony festivities included a buffet and reception at the couple’s home before they depart for Chicago for a two week honeymoon, then to reside in Dire agac.
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Vinton
LaVonne
Houlihan
Harold McClelannei
N. Ww. Kegelan
Catholic Church
A. C. Houlihan
Grinnell College
McClellan
Q. A. Conway
Mie
Jane Robinson
Bridgel
Hich
Buffet
Earl Manning
Werel
Dubuane
Metlelan
Satomobile
Chicago
Direagac
Beauty Chats On Hair Care And Lustre Guidance
This piece offers hair care tips to improve lustre and color through scalp massage with hot oil, hard water avoidance, cleansing with soap and oils, drying methods, and a glossing finish with brilliantine. It includes improvised home remedies and cautions about water quality and heat effects on hair shine.
Des Moines Girl Wins State Legion Creed Prize
Maria Itvan, 17, of La MouUG, wins first in Iowa Legion contest for school children with the creed The End of Time. Luth Moe, 15, and Riniker, 16, win second and third. National awards total 8600 and 2500 for top prizes. The creed emphasizes flag symbolism, freedom, justice and patriotism.
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Des Moines
Maria Itvan
la Mouug
Wolret Phove
American Legion
Iowa
Palate
Luth
Moe
Aecorah
Riniker
Rock Rapids
Marie
Legion
United States
City in Brief and Local News Highlights
Local notes list Mrs. A Sibert heading to Chicago to visit a sick sister and several residents returning home after medical treatment. A hospital update reports Virgil Dabrey and Ralph Cuthingham discharged after finger amputations. J J McGarvey recovering from a stroke at St. Francis hospital. A town band broadcast and various community items fill the day’s bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Dabrey
Ralph Cunthingham
Presbyterian Hospital
J. J. McGarvey
Fourth Street West
St. Francis Hospital
Longtime Northeast Iowa Resident Dies at Home
Frances Virginia Normes Wimber, 1642 Berth Avenue, Waterloo, died at 6 30 p m Saturday after a long illness. Born December 1864 in West Union Iowa she married John Wimber March 17 1885. They lived in Waterloo fourteen years prior to her death. Survived by husband a son Pred Wimber two grandchildren Marylys and Red Wimber and several siblings. Funeral at 3 20 p m Tuesday at Keefe and Towne chapel with Rev J Arthur Young officiating burial Elmwood. Waterloo Royal Neighbors urged to meet at 8 p m Wednesday at same chapel to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Wimber
Berth Avenue
Frances Virginia Normes
West Union
Dee Ty
Wimber
Waterloo
Winber
Pred Wimber
Keefe
Hudson Man Improves at Presbyterian Hospital
Report from Hudson states J Smith of Hudson is much improved and receiving medical care at Presbyterian hospital. In Osage Iowa an infant named Leslie Cled aged 18 months was buried Monday afternoon at the home of grandmother Mrs Will Moody with church officiant T Smills of the ALE church present. The baby had symptoms of flu and pattered a few days before passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charies F. Brown
Presbyterian Hospital
Siiee
Commercial Streek
Hudson
We J. Smith
Aft
Smith
Osage
Leslie Cled
Will Moody
T. Smills
Better Posters for 1926 Slogan Wins Iowa Convention Honors
The Iowa Poster Advertising association held its 30th annual convention in Des Moines ending Saturday. A. J. Busby of Busby Poster Advertising Service Waterloo was elected vice president of the Iowa Poster Advertising association and president of the Iowa Poster Art Alliance. Mrs Busby succeeds Mrs Bert Farrar as a leader. J J Stewart of Jinton and Fred B M Train er of Ackley were re elected officers. Ames named 1927 convention city. Speakers included Glenn Finynes, ELIS Holbrook, and Judge E Allan Frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iawa Poster Advertising Association
Des Moines
A. J. Busby
Busby Poster Advertising Service
Waterloo
Glenn
Farmer Nds Vam suicide shocks Burlington area
Charles H Nichols prominent Union township farmer six miles south of Burlington died from a self inflicted gunshot wound early this morning. He had suffered poor health for some time and was widely known in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Charles H.nichols
Union Township
Butler County Child Improves After Skull Fracture Incident
Improvement noted today at St. Francis hospital for Edwin Marten, 9, of Greane, who sustained a skull fracture when struck by a tree felled by his father late Saturday afternoon. The boy has recovered consciousness.
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St. Francis Hospital
Edwin Marten
Greane
Father at Workup farm involved in Greene area accident
John Matzyn was on his farm at Workup and Woodlot two and a half miles northeast of Greene when the accident occurred. Hess is resting comfortably after the incident.
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Clyde Hall
J. Therdingnler
Luella Smith
Glessuier
Hammond Avenue Road
Michael Seitert
Uday
Tonigin, O
Tsabella
Philuthea
Joseph's Catholic
Siris
Heer
YO. R. Ecard Party
Momertal All
Tierstiy
Dorothy Wilbur
Max Nowh
Veottal
Gilchrist Elaapel
Mist Brother
Julia Diels
Untertadnateni
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Daughters of
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Frank Tate
Church News
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Prs
Ghent
Towa Hieh Schoals
Wa East Hieh
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Goearge
Cedi Vaile
Aranderh
Marie Ryan
Lamotte
Buchanan's
W. End 4Th St. Bridge
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J. B. Shepherd
Russell-Lanson Jafter
Allens Memorial Hospital
WD. Clemence
Southstreet
Cal
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Shell i Rinck
Harold WW
Broelding
Lincoln Street
Riggs Onnical
Jett
Madison
Wis
WOT
Ames
H.C. North
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Glank
Bening
A. Arnett
Ings
Aberdeen
J. Burdick
Rainbow Drive
Ploridis
Burdiek
Florida
Mary J. Traine
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Ato Pqaitioda
Fotel
Kor Mistroat
Wesdlawn
Drande
Ta Salle Univ
Rednisiiog
Pegadur
Busby
Oven
Fort. Dodge
Dex Moines
Boone
State Railroad Commission
Butler County
Flaecy White
Thone
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Meuse Malwe
DR Ee Nee WY Thebes
Bowie
Grunty Couter
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Utkaeeht Trawitwers
Jamison
Steve Kramer
Mayra Convas
Paul Davis
KOTEX
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Sya
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