Visitors From England Receive Warm Waterloo Welcome
A Waterloo reception for English choir members and conductor Dr Henry Coward highlights breakfast, tours, and a public display of goodwill. Notable figures include Lady Sarah Noel and Lord Camden, with Elgar works anticipated in tonight's concert and thanks extended to Waterloo's hosts and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. W. McFarlane
Sarah Noel
America
Noel
Lord Camden
Lady Noel
Earl of Gainsborough
Gertrude Lonsdale
Maud Willby
Louis W. Gay
Geome
Miss Lonsdale
Bill Lonsdale
Robert Chignell
Wilfred Virgo
Westrope MacDougall
Chicago
Waterloo
Milwaukee
Henry Coward
England
Coward
South Wales
Edward Elgar
Gerontius
Marty Femicster
Matt Parrott
Waterloo Business College Supplies Twenty Five Stenographers for Galloway Co
Waterloo Business College supplied twenty five finished stenographers and typists to William Galloway company as part of a mass requisition. The group of graduates from Waterloo includes Neva Garrith Reka Lutleman Amy Frank Lucy O’Hagan Elva Barker Letha Treanor Sadie Davis Lois Barker Maud Seaver Verna Cole Esther Zimmerman Alice Bower Mable Lashbrook Gertrude Van Gorder Ina Coates Dora Brown Elsie Sander Magdalen Kerns Vera A Brown Neva Hohl Emily Dodson Blanche Wills May Brown Anna Schuck Gertrude Terry and others from Waterloo Cedar Falls Parkersburg Webster City and Plainfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central West
William Galloway Company
A. F. Gates
Waterloo Business Colege
Waterloo
Galloway
Neva Garrith
Reka Lutleman
Parkersburg
Amy Frank
Webster City
Lucy O'Hagan
Masonville
Elva Barker
Little Cedar
Letha Treanor
Sadie Davis
Lois Barker
Maud Seaver
Dows
Verna Cole
Esther Zimmerman
Alice Bower
Osage
Mable Lashbrook
Cedar Falls
Gertrude van Gorder
Ina Coates
Dora Brown
Elsie Sander
Magdalen Kerns
Fairbank
Vera A. Brown
Neva Hohl
Emily Dodson
Blanche Wills
May Brown
Anna Schuck
Gertrude Terry
Plainfield
Payment for House Design Leads to Court Action
A case in Justice Knapp's court concerns a $20 fee for drawing house plans. George Nicholson, who planned a home costing about $1,600, offered $1,200 cash plus labor, but contractor Charles Cristenson refused. Cristenson seeks payment for designs already rendered while another architect was later hired.
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Christenson
Tight Collar Fatal to Girl
New York report states Roene Degeran died from a strangling collar in her nap. The collar cut into her neck leaving a lifeless body found at home.
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New York
Roene Degeran
Greek family shaken by gasoline stove blaze at East Tenth Street
A husband, attempting to light a gasoline stove without covering its tank, caused a fire at 315 East Tenth Street. He shoved his wife through a window to escape, then jumped out himself. A son dressed in alarm, two others aided firemen. The stove and papers burned, minor damage, husband suffered a deep cut. The Heiser family later mourned the death of their son Orval F. Heiser died Thursday April 20.
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East Tenth Street
William Heiser
Orval F
Young People’s Program at Y M C A Rooms
Members of the young people’s societies from various churches organize an enjoyable event at the Y M C A rooms tomorrow evening. The program features social activities and an address by Mr. Jean Bart Balcomb on Some Reasons Why, with additional remarks by W. R. Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Bart Balcomb
W. R. Russell
Social gathering on Big Brothers and Sisters
A social event for senior societies and the M C A and YWCA and their friends is planned with musical numbers in preparation. A special organizing committee will report fully and action is anticipated on establishing a permanent organization.
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Yo W. C. A
Greatest May Music Festival at Cedar Falls Promises Stars
The State Teachers College hosts the May Festival on May 17 and 18 featuring the Thomas Orchestra of Chicago conducted by Frederick Stock with 30 players and six soloists plus the college Choral Society of 150 voices. Hans Letz performs violin concertos and Reed Miller sings The Prize Song. Theodora Sturkow Ryder plays a piano concerto. Elijah is performed with soloists Percival Allen Janet Spearer Reed Miller Clarence Whitehill. Ticket prices vary by grade and go on sale May 8 with reservations due May 6 to the festival chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Thomas Orchestra
Chi Lcago
Frederick Stock
College Choral Society
Hans Letz
Reed Miller
Theodora Sturkow Ryder
Elijah
Orchesta
Choral Society
Caloists
Percival Allen
Janet Spearer
Reed Milter
Clarence Whitehill
J. B. Knoepfler
Vaudeville Opens At The Orpheum In Minnesota Lineup
Beginning today April 27 Miles Vaudeville Agency of Minneapolis supplies acts for the Orpheum Theatre. The bill features Original Orphans Quartette Al Warda Romig Twins with 2090 feet of top pictures. Prices stay at 1 1 2 cents and a free Crystal Theatre matinee ticket offered Saturday.
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Miles Vaudeville Agency
Minneapolis
Orpheum Theatre
Alex Pentagon
Detroit
San Francisco
Orphenum
al Warda
Arrest of AJ W Sasse for drunkenness and assault
AJ W Sasse of 14091 Commercial Street was arrested yesterday on complaint by his wife claiming she struck him with a ball bat. Judge Caldwell fined him 100 dollars or 30 days on the streets with five days city work, and probation contingent on surrendering earnings for his family's support. The charge was drunkenness and assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AJ W. Sasse
Commercial Street
Caldwell
Temperature and Weather Notes from April Twenty Seventh
Fragmentary weather brief with markings from Buchanan Optical Co. Syndicate Block shows cryptic figures and notes on temperatures and conditions. Missing clear data or places. unable to confirm precise readings or location details from the provided text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan Optical Co
Syndicate Block
A. Peeves
Loewe
Seventh State Convention Opens In Waterloo
The seventh state convention of the K. O. T. M. opens in Waterloo this afternoon at 3 30 with about 150 delegates expected. Perry, Marshalltown and Sioux City sent large delegations. new members will be initiated tonight. A banquet and dance is planned for Friday evening. A. I. Lee of Des Moines and L. E. Setaler attend as officers.
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Ellis Hotel
Perry
Marshalltown
Sioux City
Cedar Falls
A. I. Lee
Des Moines
Waterloo
L. E. Setaler
National Order
Central Adds Parlor Car to No 6 Waterloo Run
Illinois Central announces parlor car service on train No 6 departing Waterloo at 10 a m to Chicago. The car will run Waterloo to Chicago, improving daytime trips to Chicago and nearby points, replacing the former pickup at Duhuqse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Illinois Central
Waterloo
Chicago
Duhuqse
Parlor Car Trial Introduced Under New Arrangement
A railway note describes bringing a car out on No 401 the evening before and dropping it for pickup by No 6 the next morning. The first parlor car under the new arrangement was operated today.
Straw hats have arrived to stay in spring weather
Spring brings confirmed sightings of straw hats worn by men on city streets. Observers note two recent appearances and suggest the mild April climate will keep straw lids popular, despite earlier doubts that they were novelty.
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Chicago Great Western Railway
6Th
Lafafette Sts
East Fifth Street
Ghosr
Warde of
London
Coliseuum
Watersloo
Dr. Coward
Eleanor
Louie Coward
Frank Coward
Hilda Husband
Waterloo Business College
Galloway Co
Business College
Waterloo, Business College
East Tenth
Steve
U. S
Teachers’ College
Coony Kaiser
Vinton
Mack Stone
Mt. Auburn
THE
Orpheum
Seve
Extra
G. E. Kellogg
Audubon
L. P. Nelson
Sentinel
Alte
F. A. Burlingame
Picket
Eldora
C.M. Berkley Hardware Co
Waterloo Drop Forge Co
Wegot Fourtas Street
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