Spring Music Festival At Teachers College Features Elijah
Sale of tickets begins Monday for the spring music festival May 9 and 10 at Teachers College. The program includes Mendelssohn Elijah performed by the College Choral Union with the College Symphony Orchestra, and two Minneapolis Symphony concerts under Henri Verbrugghen. Soloists include Elizabeth Burney Schmidt Olive Barker W E Hays Luther Richman Jeannette Vreeland. Concerts, in the men's gymnasium, start with Elijah at 8 15 p m. featuring noted undergrad and faculty musicians. The afternoon concert at 2 30 showcases the Minneapolis Symphony with Verbrugghen, and the evening program returns the soloist Vreeland with the orchestra. The event is hailed as a premier season highlight by critics and music lovers in the area.
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Iekels
Teachers College
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Henri Verbrugghen
College Choral Union
College Symphony Orchestra
Elizabeth Burney Schmidt
Olive Barker
W. E. Hays
Luther A. Richman
Minneapolis Symphony
Verbrugehen
Jeannette Vreeland
London
Minneapolis
Sydney
Australia
Miss Vreeland
Bickley Repeats as Fine Arts Chair at Waterloo Club
Mrs. W. H. Bickley was re elected chairman of the Fine Arts department of the Waterloo Woman's club at yesterday's meeting. Mrs. Claude Bennett becomes vice chair and Mrs. Lee Litchfield remains secretary. Easton spoke on Amiens cathedral. The program included piano and vocal solos by multiple members and duets, with Berry announcing the numbers.
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W. H. Bickley
Waterloo Woman's Club
Claude Bennett
Lee Litchfield
Bennett
J. D. Easton
Amiens
France
W. P. McCormick
A. A. Hoffman
Max Wilson
Kerl Krause
C. A. Boatman
Karl Manz
W. W. Gallup
Loren 3. Berry
Mrs McConnell to Speak at W C T U Program
Mrs Milde McConnell of Cedar Falls will be principal speaker at a 2 30 p m Tuesday gathering in the YMCA building hall of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. She is county director for temperance study in Sunday schools. Under a new plan churches will share programs with Central Christian women directing Tuesday's meeting. Mrs N Clark is chairman. Mrs Arthur A Erbb will lead the devotional service. Vocal solos by Mrs W E Tucker and Emma Erlemeyer will play violin.
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McConnell
Milde McConnell
Cedar Falls
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Central Christian Church
N. Clark
Arthur A. Erbb
W. E. Tucker
Emma Eerlemeyer
Club Notes Forge Ahead With Luncheon Plans
Star Rebeved club will meet for a 1 o'clock luncheon Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Peter Dales home. Past Noble Grand circle of Tem ple Tebeksh fogee met for a 1 oclock luncheon yesterday at the W S Plans were made for an all day sewing with 1 o'clock luncheon May 18 at Mrs John Greertsen home.
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Star Rebeved Club
Peter Dales
Temple
Social Events on Week's Calendar
Week’s social calendar lists numerous gatherings from Monday to Friday. Notable items include Dickens club luncheons, Star Rebekah club, Alpha guild at First Presbyterian Church, WLC events at Carpenters Hall, Fythian Sisters, Waterloo chapel functions, Universalist parish dance, Circle 6 at First Lutheran Mission Society, Autumn Leaf and Do-A-Best clubs, Triangle League at YWCA, and Friday sessions with the Woman's Club and Moose Lodge, plus a leap year party at Universalist parish house and events at Our Lady of Victory Academy.
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Dickens Club
sMrs
Charles Eaton
Star Rebekah Club
F . Daley
GR UY
WLC
AL Alpha Guild
First Presbyte
FR. M. Knox
Carpenters Hall
Fythian Sisters
K. of Phail
Waterloo Chapel
C. E. S.— Parrott
Universalist
Parish Hau
First Lutheran Mission Society
Ernesh
Franklin
Autumn Leaf Club
Er Pollett
Gale M Jock
Triangle League
Woman's Club
Moosethraft Legion
Moose Hall
Clara Barton Guild
Universalist Parish
P.T. Club
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Marie Gleason and Paul Manning to Wed May 15
Mrs Catherine Gleason of 1124 Washington announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter Marie Ann to Paul T Manning of Des Moines. Manning is the son of D J Manning of Waterloo. The wedding is set for May 15.
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Catherine Gleason
Washington Street
Marie Ann
Paul JT. Manning
Des Moines
Manning
D. J. Manning
Waterloo
Gold Leaf Camp Plans Two Card Parties for May
Gold Leaf Camp announces two May card events hosted at the hall with Royal Neighbors. After a business session, Woodmen entertained neighbors with cards and refreshments. Nineteen tables opened at an afternoon board party. prizes awarded to top players.
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Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
Balensiefer
Woodmen
Ralph Shave
A. Dillon
Louis Vollenweider
E. W. Bute
George Moothart
Geld Leafhall
J. P. Gresnley
Frank
Adult Classes of First M E Church Unite for a Party
A social evening was held yesterday at First Methodist Episcopal Church by Fellowship and Homemakers classes. The program featured music by the American Legion octet, a reading by Mrs. Merle Wratislaw, a talk by attorney Harry Reed, and a one act drama about a school led by W H Beverstock. The party committee included Louis Hecklinger and others. general chairs were Tiry H Miller and Earl B White.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
American Legion
Merle Wratislaw
Harry Reed
W. H. Beverstock
Messrs. and Mines
Louis Hecklinger
E. Butler
H. W. Hallowell
Floyd Goodrich
W. W. Simmons
May Events Planned by G A R Circle Members
Lincoln circle La des of the G A R in Memorial hall announced May events including a May day party at Black's tearoom a May 4 initiatory service and a May 20 birthday party Grant's birthday anniversary and Town History week were celebrated more than thirty women attended the meeting. St Francis Hospital auxiliary met at Mrs George Scully's home. refreshments were served by Mrs J B Bruner Mrs Arthur Hussman and Mrs W G Foster. Waterloo chapter Order of Eastern Star will hold a special initiates meeting Wednesday in Matt Parrott building with music arranged paid supper to precede and all Eastern Stars invited.
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Black's Tearoom
Lincoln Circle
Memorial Hall
Grant
M Ben
Hesser
Patriotic Instruc
St. Francis Hospital
George Scully
Mmes
J. B. Bruner
Arthur Hussman
W. G. Foster
Oo. E. S
Waterloo
Order Y of
Eastern Star
Matt Parrott
Beauty hints for expectant mothers and new moms
Edna Kent Forbes discusses beauty care during pregnancy and early motherhood. She urges regular dental visits, professional teeth cleaning, and hair, nails, and skin routines to prevent later troubles. She notes diet tips, weight considerations, and practical guidance for maintaining youth through the nine months and beyond.
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Edna Kent Forbes
Fifty Members of Walnut Street B Y P U Banquet
Fifty members of Walnut Street Baptist Young People's Union gathered for a banquet at Walnut Street Baptist Church. The event crowned a membership and attendance contest with the girls defeating the boys as their guests. Mrs. H. S. Bunnell led the Woman's Society in serving, as Clyde Demme acted as toastmaster.
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Young People’s Union
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Rooum
Woman's Society
H. S. Bunnell
Clyde Demme
Caroll Prescott
Warren Crane
Gladys Rogers Jone
Jane Lewis
Roger Cisna
Sis
Leola Strope
East High School
Waterloo Women Attend a Meeting at New Hartford
A delegation of Waterloo women led by state president Mrs L I Asquith attended a Cedar Valley Association of Baptist Women meeting in New Hartford. Miss Mary Garish spoke on furlough from Burma, a cousin of Mrs Maude Palmer and Mark Humparey, who will depart Sept 15. A 25 child chorus and other musical numbers opened the program despite poor roads and weather.
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Waterloo
L. Asquith
New Hartford
Cedar Valley Association of Baptist Women
Mary Carish
Burma
Garish
Maude Palmer
Mark Hum Parey
Bol
Jfeil
Linchton
Nook
Waterloo Woman's Auxiliary T P A Elects Officers
Mrs George Buchan was elected president of the Waterloo Woman's auxiliary to the Travelers Protective association at Moose hall last evening. Other officers named include Mrs H E White as vice president Mrs W F Close as secretary and Mrs Harry Burd as treasurer. Mrs John Conley aided with organization work. The group will meet the first Friday of each month and join the men for a picnic supper on the third Friday. A birthday party honored Mrs Ada Colby with twenty children and grandchildren present.
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George Buchan
Waterloo Woman's Auxiliary
Travelers’ Protective Association
Moose Hall
H.E. White
W. F. Close
Harry Burd
John Conley
Cedar Rapids
Ada Colby
A. G. Colby
Legion Band to Play Greene weekly this season
Becker Chapman post 138 American Legion band has contracted with Greene Iowa to perform a three month summer concert series starting Wednesday night. The shows run each Wednesday with dances after, sponsored by the chamber of commerce and the Greene American Legion post. The group includes Becker Chapman BOS musicians and will also deliver a Banke concert for the Iowa State Bankers association district meeting on May 23. Eighteen boys and youths have signed up for the junior band, and membership is open to anyone seeking band experience.
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Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
Greene
Henry W. Dallman
Chamber of Commerce
Lamerican Legion Post of
Becker-Chapman Bos
Dallinan
Iowa State Bankers Association
theAmerican Legion
Dalliman
City in Brief Chronicle of Local Health and Church Events
In City in Brief notes Roy Gill and family on Eighth Street report a near fatal incident in Chicago with Lyle Gibbons of Jefferson Street undergoing surgery at St. Francis hospital. Rev Victor Oltrogge will discuss science and the Bible at the Church of the Brethren Sunday evening. A sister's funeral in Missouri drew Mrs John J Fressle from 1638 Frank Street to attend in Alma Township. Seventy Presbyterian church members were received in Sioux Falls Easter services. Westminster Church seats filled as Learned Hamos Burns speaks. Mrs Untis at 127 Laveday Avenue underwent a double mastectomy at Memorial hospital yesterday. condition today is favorable. Mrs A Niehation of Azor Road remains in hospital after treatment. both cases leave beds limited.
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Lyle Gibbons
Jefferson Street
St. Francis Hospital
Victor Oltrogge
Po Oem
Church of the Brethren
John J. Fressle
Lois
Margaret Ginn
Maron
Sioux Fall
A. C. Préston
Westminster Charch
Hf Untis
Society Editor and Husband Arrested in Utah California Bank Robberies
Colorado Springs dispatch reports Grace Winkleman Adams once a Utah University student and Salt Lake City society editor, and her husband Albert Adams, a former Hollywood actor, arrested after a police pursuit. He allegedly confessed to four Los Angeles bank holdups and a Murray Utah job. she professes innocence while suggesting he acted alone.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Grace Winkleman Adams
University of Utah
Albert Harry Adams
California
Utah
Adams
University of Walt
Salt Lake City
Hollywood
Harry
Murray
Los Angeles
Citizens National Bank of
Citizens Bank
Will Rogers linked to Gloom-Killers club in Nebraska
Mauricr Sperigt Gerace reports Will Rogers, famed humorist, elected national president of the National Gloom-Killers club during Father Flanagan's Boys' Home program. The group, started by homeless boys, draws radio fans nationwide. notable candidates included Chaplin, Fairbanks, Cobb, Lardner, Jolson. Also noted are heirs to Mrs. Artie Alexander and the probate filing listing ten named children and equal estate division.
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Mauricr Sperigt Gerace
Omaha
Neb
Wit Rogers
Father Flanagan
Boys
Jimmie Walker
Newark City
Charles Chaplin
Douglas Fairibanka
Irvin Cobb
Melntyre
Ring Lardner
al Jolson
National Gloom Killers Club
Gover
Atenality
Iher Flanagan
Boys’ Home
James C Tabla
Wes Fight
Artie Alexander
Ray Holdmin
Riehl Street
J. W.thompson
District Court
Tadax
Hathe PF. Smith
Clarenon CG. Mexaneder
Chlora
Centenarian Mrs. Crobly Faces Gallstone Surgery Recount
The Courier photographer visited 99 year old Mrs. Crobly at St Francis hospital yesterday. She felt fine and wished to look neat for the photo though her condition worsened after Monday’s local anaesthetic gall stone removal, the largest exceeding one inch.
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Courier
St. Francis Hospital
Sewer and Curb Petitions Await Council Action
City council will review petitions for sewer on Home Park boulevard from Vernon avenue to the present sewer connection and for a standard curb and gutter on Kingsley avenue from Fletcher avenue to Vernon avenue. Mid-Continent Petroleum seeks approval to install an extra pump and underground storage tank at Cleveland street and Falls avenue and to remove 60 feet of Logan avenue curb for driveway access. Appointments for city engineer, city attorney, and inspectors will be set for two years.
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Home Park Boulevard
Vernon Avenue
Kingsley Avenue
Fletcher Avenue
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
Cleveland Street
Falls Avenue
Logan Avenue
Clear Lake Harlan and Bloomfield win declamatory honors
In the state high school declamatory contest Edward Burchett noted as organizer. Bloomfield claimed the dramatic prize with Going Home while Marian Stanley Creston took second Fear God and Take Your Own Part. Park Rinard Clear Lake won first oratorical with Please for Cuba as Eugene Cuddeback Missouri Valley took second. Kenneth Barkman Herlan won first in humorous with All the Swimming Pool and Mary Gary Toledo was second. Gold pins awarded to first place winners and silver pins to seconds.
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Algona
U.al
Missouri Valley
Kenneth Barkman_ Herlan
Mary Gary
Toledo
Rotarians to Take Special Car to Iowa City Meet
Waterloo's delegation of Rotarians will leave Tuesday morning in a special car over the W. F. and N. to attend the Eleventh district convention of Rotary International in Iowa City. Official delegates include Brice Gates A G Reid W H Beverstock C D Allan G A Morris and W F Langlas. alternates are Ralph J Hoxie Carleton Sias Fred D Adams Floyd Goodrich George W Huntley and George Shoemaker. Gates will deliver one of the principal addresses of the convention.
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Waterloo
Rotary Ams
Iowa City
Rotary International
Brice Gates
A. G. Reid
W. H. Beverstock
C.D. Allan
G. A. Morris
W. F. Langlas
Ralph J. Hoxie
Carleton Sias
Fredd. Adams
Floyd Goodrich
George W
Brain Test Hint List With Global City Names
A string of mixed terms appears to pair nation names with unusual word fragments. It reads like a puzzle mapping Sapiet Persia to Sapiet Persia and lists countries such as Sweden Germany Switzerland Bolivia China Russia Poland Mexico Denmark Abyssinia France and Morocco with nonsensical prefixes.
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Sapiet
Persia
Weends
Sweden
Merygan
Germany
Tendwarzils
Switzerland
Voiblia
Bolivia
Pbandoll
Holland
Leenutzen
Venezuela
Hanic
China
Susha
Russia
Dolpan
Poland
Coxime
Mexico
Krandem
Denmark
Smabysia
Abyssinia
Cranes
France
Roocom
Moroceco
Could This Happen to You An Automobile Injury Case
An automobilist struck a man injuring him. The injured party demanded $25,090 and attached his bank account and property. The claimant fled as the driver refused the demand as unreasonable. The court awarded $15,000 plus costs to remove the attachment. A $15,000 Travelers Automobile Policy would have prevented the ordeal.
The Child's First School Is the Family Column
A weekly column in the Evening Courier discusses home education and child development. The piece cites the Notlong Mindergartem association in West Fortlethetree, New ark Ciy as endorsing home schooling within families and presents arguments for family-led early learning.
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Notlong Mindergartem Association
West Fortlethetree
Newark
The Aunt Meliss Guide to Child Training and Joy
Mrs Roe and Aunt Meliss discuss Billys door banging and misbehavior urging findable reasons for rejoicing rather than nagging. Aunt Meliss models patient praise to encourage quiet door closings and good conduct as a habit through positive reinforcement and fair, righteous judgment.
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Dean
Buddy
Daddy
Child Guidance Tips From The Parent Magazine
Advice on praising children, reducing fear of medical visits, and fostering democratic family habits. Recommends fair treatment, shared responsibilities, and open dialogue to build cooperative behavior and healthy citizenship. Also notes a Rosary Society meeting at the home of the late Mrs. M. J. Heinen.
Water loo Evening Courier Patterns Ad
Waterloo Evening Courier advertises up-to-date fashion patterns with seams included. Send 15 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department and expect delivery about 10 days after ordering.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Opera Squabble in Berlin Denies Giannini Role
Berlin bowed to a jurisdictional clash over Puccini's Madame Butterfly as Cusolina Giannini, contracted for Civic Opera appearances, was blocked from the title role at the State Opera. Hamburg offered Butterfly instead, earning praise as the best current Butterfly noted by Berlin and Hamburg critics.
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Berlin
Giannini
Cusolina Giannini
Puccini
Civic Opera
State Opera
Butterfy
Hamburg Opera
Hamburg
Imperial Sweet Potatoes and Leftover Makeovers
Cooking notes convert leftovers into new dishes. Sweet potatoes are cubed, baked with corn syrup and butter. Mock chicken salad uses leftover meat with celery eggs capers and mayonnaise. Leftover Brussels sprouts and mashed potatoes are reworked with cheese or egg and milk in bake dishes. Tomatoes can enrich spaghetti, beef stew, soup or become scalloped tomatoes.
Divorce Suit Filed After Ten Years of Marriage
Betty Jane Woodward sues for divorce alleging desertion by her husband in March 1923 after a long marriage of about ten years. The couple wed at Orchard. Ward filed on October 4, 1812, seeking a decree.
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Betty Jane Woodward
Wood
Orchard
Ja Ward
Forget Your Ice Box Build Your New Home Plan
Dr Martha Manning urges including outside icing for new homes and apartments to automate ice supply and keep food safely cold. The system lowers daily costs and turns kitchen tasks into simpler routines, with iceman service handling ice delivery and maintenance. Planning this feature during construction saves time and money.
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Martha Manning
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