Entertainments Tonight By Youth Groups In town
Tomorrow evening programs feature the Universalist church Young People union with a play About Adam and a pantomime The Reveries of an Bachelor led by Mrs Katherine Jenness Hadsell. Cast includes Prof Moon Verne Marshall Mrs Moon Georgene Teeple Miss Harding Miss Lenona Jones Miss Eunice Shannon Ruth Hostetler Dorothy Hall. Also First M I church beginners and primary groups perform songs recitations dialogues and drills at 7 30 o clock followed by a penny social with cookies doughnuts candy popcorn jello. St Marys school pupils present a music recital.
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Young People’s Union of the Universalist Church
Adam
Katherine Jenness Hadsell
Moon—Verne Marshall
Moon
Georgene Teeple
Misses Harding
Lenona Jones
Eunice Shannon
Harding
Ruth Hostetler
Dorothy Hall
M. I
St. Mary's School
Zeppeldown Airship Flight Ends in Rough Landing
In a fanciful tale the Wreck of the Zeppeldown teens attempt a seed powered airship ride aided by Ticklemouse and Willy Wish ingmouse. A naming dispute between Darfy and Davy causes a crash and the craft returns to earth with apologies and a playful solution to combine the two proposed names.
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Tick
Chilluns
Willy
Willy Wishingmouse
Ticklemouse
Davy
Dorfy
School Music Program Set Tonight in St Marys Auditorium
Tomorrow evening at 8 o clock a student music program will unfold in St Marys auditorium. Teachers from the music department selected the program featuring girls chorus, multiple piano pieces including Moonlight in the Forest and Chasse Infernal, violin items, readings, and a farce Musical Servant with a youthful cast led by Joseph Mullen and Agnes Geib. Magdalene Schmitz and Juditha Scaclia accompany the soloists. Bertha Thomas conducts. Red and White Roses graphic ad promotes the event.
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St. Mary's Auditorium
Forest
Meyer
Magdalene Schmitz
Mai de Zephers
Delacour
Merle Danner
Louise Ktein
Voral
Bertha Thomas
Magddelene Schmitz
Juditha Scaclia
Glenn
Not Kidnapped. Miss Borden Returns to Newark Sanitarium
Miss Ra nla Borden is back at the New er sanitarium after a brief automobile outing with friends. Authorities say there is no mystery, she went for a ride on a lark, not abducted. Counsel for Gail Borden notes it was likely overhasty conduct. The piece mentions a church event with a penny sale Friday evening.
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York
Ranla Borden
Aecsanitarium
Newark
Borden
Gail Borden
Miss Jarden
Convention Will Last Three Days and Show Tonight
Nearly 100 delegates attend the tenth annual Iowa Street and Interurban Railway association convention at Citizens' Gas and Electric building. The event runs through Saturday with committee appointments and talks on trainmen, accident prevention, and reducing generating and maintenance costs. A big vaudeville show is scheduled for tonight at the Majestic for delegates and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Street and Interurban Railway Association
Citizens’ Gas and Electric Company
Istreet Railways
Iowa
Iowa i Electrical Association
R. C. Thompson
Majestic
J.P. Hanlon
Mason City
Jolyn J. Lichter
W. Gilbert
Omaha
George A. Mills
Waterloo
Daily Riddles Packed With Oblique Wordplay
The column presents five riddles about wordplay and phrasing. Each clue hides a pun or transposition, such as swapping letters to form new terms or merging phrases. The answers reference common sayings and modified phrases, with yesterday's answers listed as examples.
City ordinance tested as Lumbus plans case on traction engines
E. E. Lumbus of 1527 Washington street plans to test a city ordinance by operating a traction engine on asphalt. Lumbus was arrested for engine operation on pavement and seeks a Saturday continuation arguing the ordinance will not stand. Also noted: Ed Sprouse jailed for drunkenness for thirty days. Steve Gentile arraigned for disturbing the peace after slapping I Wortckowsky, pleading guilty and fined. Special feature: Red and White Theses Crystal today. Licensed to Wed entries listed for Osean Peterson Mallard and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Lumbus
Washington Street
Lumbus
Ed Sprouse
Steve Gentile
Pokice Court
I.wortckowsky
Milk Test Shows High Averages and Calls for Prompt Care
Sanitary Inspector W. W. Wyant reports April butterfat averages at 4.74 percent for milk and 22.7 for cream with improvements in handling. He urges patrons to refrigerate milk promptly after delivery to keep it sweet and notes ongoing care issues alongside a long list of individual dairy and creamery test results.
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W. W. Wyant
Scott & Sons
Rutter
Webberking
Glass
Keiderling
Grant Dairy
Great Western
Hoover
Waterloo Ice Cream Co
Bennett
Case
Bishop
Casey
Muzzy
Barck
Iowa Dairy
Shoemaker
van Pelt
Maine
Suffragist Leader Given Prison Term in Trafalgar Square
Mrs Chas Despard, leader of the suffragists, was arrested trying to hold a meeting in Trafalgar Square and sentenced to fourteen days in default of a $25 fine. Companions drew ten days each. Despard said the action protested government bans on suffrage meetings in Hyde Park.
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London
Chas, Despard
Trafalger Square
Two suit filings seek damages for finger injuries
Two suits each seeking 10000 dollars were filed against the Illinois Central railroad. M Hogan formerly of the local shops says he lost two fingers on the right hand. William Bryan a fireman on a local passenger train says two fingers were injured while latching a turntable at Dubuque. Other actions filed include divorce case Lowell J. Carr vs Fleet Carr and multiple promissory note and account suits involving several local parties and firms.
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Illinois Central Railroad
M. Hogan
William Byran
Dubuque
Freeport
Lowell J. Carr
Oui
Fleet
W. Carr
South Omaha
Strawberry Point
F. R. Asquith
W. Hitt
W. W. Dean
Sioux City
Howard W. Moses
Nelson
Clinton R. Burns
Charles Smith Co
J. H
E. Glaza
H. F. Becker
Clinton R. Burk
W. F. McLaughlin & Co
H. Schmitz
Standard Var
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Miss Morgan
Cital of Music
Tion
Easley
Davy and
By Roy Rutherford Bailey
Darfy
Vita Xgraph
Osean Peterson
Mallard
Sarah Eikenberry
Greene
Lloyd Burke Tiley
Chicago
Eh Ralah Nye Bennison
Los Angeles
Hed
Lester
Galloway Farms
Bronson
Clyde Eighmey
Ralph Eighmey
Boos
Ingamells
Ripke
Puterbaugh
Hershburger
Thompson
Irving House
J. R. Smith
S. Orange
Sindlinger
A. Sorensen
New York Grocery
Shoemaker, van Pelt & Maine
Oak Dairy
Peterbaugh
Militant
Illinois Central
Court For Damages
Morgan @ Sullivan
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