Waterloo concert series highlights local vocal talent
In Waterloo two church recitals showcased homegrown artistry with Miss Marian Ransier and Lowell M. Welles headlining First Congregational and First Evangelical programs. Ransier’s magnetic piano-led performance energized Chopin and Wagner numbers, while Heyde offered opera arias and English songs. The event closed with a rousing finale featuring Welles, Ransier, and organist Mrs. John C. Wnox. Community receptions followed, praising local support for the arts.
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Waterloo
First Congregational
First Evangelical
Marian Ransier
Lowell M. Welles
Martin Weyde
Missesina Christensen
Ethel Brinkman
Miss Ransier
Choprn
Mr. Welles
Leoneuvalto
Saint-Sains
Coningsby - Clark
John QC
Wnox
Ransier
Alfred Longley
Iva Martin Heyde
First Evangelical Church
Hevde
Maschera
Leipzig Band Opera Company
Martin Heyde
Herde
Elna Christensen
Miss Brinkman
Miss Christensen
Leschaltzky
Tausig
War Can Be Stopped Advised by Mrs Volland
Mrs Ro H Wooluna of Iowa City told Warrloo Woman's club members that war is needless and peace must be pursued through international law and the world court. She urged women to lead in peace efforts, promote books and essays on peace, and educate children about international understanding.
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Ro H. Wooluna
Iowa City
Home and Education Department
Warrloo Woman's Club
Volland
Movement For Peace
World Court
Vollauad
Europe
General Federation of Women's Clubs
B Natural Music Arranges Program for Christmas Event
B Natural Music club schedules a six-number program at 4 p m Thursday in Westminster Presbyterian Church auditorium. Miss Louisa Ingerman performs Liebenstein Liszt, Mrs Emily T Sanborn sings Thank God for a Garden, a double quartet with eight singers, and Addington will perform several songs including Land of the Sky Blue Water and Hark Hark the Lark. The club chorus finishes the program. Rose Schmidt hosted Past Noble Grand association birthday party for members with recent anniversaries. Mrs Maggie Lehman leaves for Florida as an honoree. Bridal couple Mr and Mrs Harry Christiansen celebrated with informal party at A W Peverill home featuring games, dancing, and a miscellaneous shower.
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Natural Music Club
Ladies’ Auxiliary and
Women's Missionary Society
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Louisa Ingerman
Liebenstein
Liszt
Emily T. Sanborn
del Ringe
G. E. Shoemaker
A. C. Kessler
C. W. Eby
F. B. Pratt
Robert Watterson
C. J. Ness
RG. Taylor
R. BE. Addington
Sky Blue Water
Lake Rose
Noble
W.trs
Rose Schmidt
Noble Grand Association
Temple Rebekah
Maggie Lehman
Morida
Anna Lawton
Sarah Clarke
Harry Christiansen
A. W. Peverill
Mlyries Cowell
Carl Veney
Clarence Meier
Tiny Clouds in Your Sky and Real Troubles
Side Talks urges using a major past hardship to erase petty worries. The piece recalls vivid family trials such as illness, fear for a parent, and near disasters to illustrate how serious trouble can dwarf daily irritants. It suggests summoning that perspective now to gain calm and better priorities.
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Jimmy
Sally
Beastie
Father
Church groups prepare aid, socials, and meetings
Grace Methodist women collect bazaar items at Mrs Rose Loban by Friday. St Marks Episcopal hosts St Margarets guild at Mrs George L Van Duyn home Thursday. First Lutheran Women meet at church parlor Thursday with hosts Mrs Hermon and Mrs Frater. St Marys Sewing Circle at school Thursday afternoon with cards. committee includes Mrs Kurth Wagoner Eppley McNally Till. Universalist Ladies Social Union offers waffle supper at parish house tonight. Mrs T A Decker hosts Social Band for all day at her home Thursday with picnic lunch. Northminster Presbyterian women present Hickville Ladies Aid tonight East Park Presbyterian features a musical before play. Immanuel Lutheran Women meet in school auditorium Thursday at 2:30 with hosts Mrs Erdman Griffith Hahn.
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Aid Society of Grace Methodist Church
Rose Loban
St. Margaret's Guild
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
George L. van Duyn
First Lutheran Women’s Aid Society
C.¢. Hermon
J. A. Frater
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
Joe Kurth
Frank Wagoner
James Eppley
P. M. McNally
W_ WH
Till
Women’s Aid Society of
Immanuel Lutheran Church
A. Erdman
Iarry Griffith
A. C. Hahn
Club Notes From Mrs Phil Lucas Entertains Bon Amicus
Mrs Phil Lucas entertained members of the Bon Amicus club Tuesday afternoon. Scores were awarded to Mrs Thomas Landgraf and Mrs Carl Erickson. Special guests included Mrs L E Traux and Miss Marie Fleming of Minneapolis. F Q O P cheb members plan a 1 oclock lunch at Black's Thursday followed by a Christmas party at Mrs A C Yetter's home.
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Phil Lucas
Bon Amicus Club
Thomas Landgraf
Carl Erickson
L. E. Traux
Marie Fleming
Minneapolis
F. Q O. P. Cheb
Black
A. C. Yetter
Ames Grain and Hay Judges Are Fourth
The Town State college placed fourth in the intercollegiate Brain Judging contest tied to the International Livestock Exposition. Iowa's team included Virgil K. Webster of Charles City Frank H. Mendel of Dows William B. Watkin of Belle Plaine and Chris M. Ficke of Hartford. West Virginia led, Michigan and Montana followed with listed scores among eight states participating.
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Chicago
Town State College
International Livestock Exposition
Mis
Towa
International
West Virginia
Michican
Montana
North Car
Ogling
Ohio
Oklahoma
Iowa
Virgil K. Webster
Charles City
Frank HH. Mendel
Dows
William BP
Watkin Belle Plaine
Chris M. Ficke
Hartford
Winter Foot Care Advice From Earlier Times
Practical tips on preventing cold feet and corns through proper footwear, washing, scrubbing, and daily care. Guidance covers soaking, removing dead skin, antiseptics, nail care, ingrown nails, oil rubs, wearing multiple shoe layers, stockings, and avoiding tight corsets and overeat. Emphasis on hygiene, regular drying, and preventive measures for comfortable, healthy feet.
Cedar Falls Hosts Four Towns Commercial Club Guests
The Commercial clubs from four towns visited Cedar Falls hosting 800 guests at Hotel Black Hawk for a hospitality tour. Newman acted as toastmaster with W H Merner giving the welcome. Music by First Presbyterian choir, Commercial club glee singers, and Cedar Falls band brass quartet accompanied talks by Vander Veer, Sherwood, Willard, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geir Pally
Bac
Grondy Center
Waverly
Cedar Palts
Cedlar Falls Band
G. O. Vander Veer
R. Sherwood
Parkersburg
Don Willard
St. Paul
B. R. Earle
Grundy County
Paul Elliott
Waverts
Melva Miller
Bonnie
Librarian Finishes Instruction Course For High School
Miss Callie Weider librarian at Waterloo public library completed teaching Waterloo high school freshmen how to use library catalogs and library resources. The program will resume after February’s second semester start as the board plans to make it a regular freshman curriculum. Christmas book exhibits are on display at both libraries highlighting gift worthy literature. The library board of trustees held their monthly meeting at East Public Library on Friday afternoon December 12.
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Callie Weider
Waterloo Public Library
Library Board of Trustees
East Public Library
Junior Cross Word Puzzle From Jetters-W Paper
Puzzle explains one letter per white square with words across or down. Clues in capital letters hint at missing words. examples mix nouns adjectives and verbs about patriotism, seasoning and sailors. No complete solution provided.
Uncle Wiggily and the Lost Rubber Ball Mystery
Uncle Wiggily and Peetie Bow Wow search for a lost rubber ball in the woods. They trace a hole to Jack’s hole and Frost the snowman claims it as his. A fox eyes the scene as the tale moves toward a snowy woodland caper with playful mischief.
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Uncle Wiggily
Jack
Peetie Bow Wow
Peetie
Winsity
Dea
Peetio
Udo
Jackie
Eateh
Uncle Wighly
Joxgin Boy
Uncle Wigsily
Evied
Petia
Eric
Teetie
Pertie
Frost
Gaele
Jack Wrast
Arncle Wicans
Fragmented Tales of Siblings and Mischief in a Water Prank
A garbled narrative describes a chaotic scene where children play with water and a box. Characters named Jack and others interact as a supposed mischief unfolds around a cub and a cake, with confusion and shifting actions amid a rural setting.
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Jack
Walsy Craven
Mik
Abe
Bex
Weber
Co Op Shipping Associations of Iowa Meet Dec 10
The Co Op Shipping Associations of Iowa plan a December 10 meeting with producers and officers. Des Moines editor Harvey Ing and Tow State College president Pearson headline the roster as the Livestock section hosts a banquet and sessions address markets, cooperation, and dairy practice.
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Co-Op Shipping Associations of
Iowa
Unis Allie
Ronielon Brothers
WAL Hee
Roo
Pearson
Tow State College
An Tharvey Inghai
Des Moines Register
Aml W.og. Dun
Mason Ct
Stlomnoey
Daeger
Christmas Seal Sale Progressing Here Satisfactorily
The Christmas seal sale is progressing satisfactorily with Mrs. W. B. Nauman reporting good support. Children and the committee workers are active, school children are purchasing seals, and local groups including the American Legion back the drive to fight tuberculosis.
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Mra
W. EB. Nauman
Chidrinau
Aloe
American Legion
Nus
City in Brief From Frazee and Nearby Areas
A jumble of local notices reports Mrs Gearka Ward visiting her aunt Mrs Ann Parrott in Frazee Minnesota and Mrs J J Thompson returning from Sioux City to her relatives. Snippets note a smallpox vein reported to health authorities, high school schedules for next semester, jury selections, and community events including church ministers volleyball and speaker engagements. Police report bicycle thefts under investigation and a commercial teachers convention with 7000 expected delegates in Louisville Kentucky.
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Tinrolid Dim
Vine Street
Smalpox
Health Department
Weru Wowen
Willard IW. Taika
West High School
Commerccial Teachers’ Association
Louisville
United States
November Busy Month for Welfare League
Waterloo Social Welfare League reports its busiest November with 146 families aided. Of those, 83 were new, 57 received minor assistance, five sent to state hospitals and four to local hospitals. Clothing, school shoes, milk, rent and Thanksgiving baskets distributed to numerous families. Community groups and guilds contributed garments. board meeting planned at Black's Tea Room next Wednesday noon.
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Waterloo
Breweries
St. Pauls M.E. Church
Westningtor
Land-A-I Mand Saild
Daughters of Tsabella
St. Mary's Lilies’ Aid Society
Needle Work Guild
League
Flack's
Speaking Classes at Y Start in January
Y M C A classes in public speaking and elocution, initially set for tonight, have been postponed until after the new year. Attorney Starry Reed will lead the phonetic speaking course while L W Jaeger, traveling salesman, directs the salesmanship and advertising portion for the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elemiate
Starry Reed
L. W. Jaeger
Galesmanipeur
Bkastles-Shepherd Oz Company
Auto saved from fire on Logan avenue block
An automobile owned by a Tripal man was rescued from destruction by firemen at 3 p.m. yesterday after a short circuit started a blaze in the 2,000 block of Logan avenue. A dash of chemicals extinguished the flames. an advertisement for Herman Miller offers insurance.
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Logan Avenue
Waterlog Pattern Orders From Evening Courier
Advertises Courier pattern orders for fashion department items in the Evening Courier. Enclose 16 cents per pattern, patterns allow seams, orders filled quickly and should reach buyers within ten days after sending.
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Fashion Department
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I. O. 0. B. Lodge
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Lewly Armstrong
Eerenes Drive
H. A
Oterie
Thomas Powers
Deen Club
J. C. Forbes
Natural Music
Auxiliary
Mary Woore
Daughters of Veterans
Fi Memorial Hall
Michel Spodgrass
Gertrude Wright
Charbelle Muncy
Mae Roddinger
May Walker
Grace Bross
Grace Stallman
Lina Kuapy
Daughters of Veterans and Families
Duc
Moon
Meiberg
Ethel Snodgrass
Dinning
Royal Neighbors
Gannon
Waterloy
Mtrena Lb
Henley
Colwein
Lucy Batton
Traer
Rose Smith
Witeclao
Cedar Falls
Morrison
Lodges
John Fiske
Miller
St. Preaul’s Methodist Church
Qunrence Dewey
Air
FA. U. Lexige—Entertainment Committee
F. A. U. Lodge
Dee
Moose Hall
Church News
Ladies’ Social Union of Universalist Church
T. A. Decker
Northminster Presisterian Woman's Auxiliarys
Hickville
Sumimar
Tovil
Dom
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Dack Brost
Aessarhet
TNS
Denaark
Boeter
Olio
Sylow
Hee Creve
O. J. Wileean
Plixley
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Mdise
Maines
Sen Uenanan
Gearka Ward
Frazee, Minn
H ‘Er Auuter
Ann Parrott
J. J. Thompson
Sioux City
AL CL Vetter
Longreach
Cal
Curtis G
Gladys Vetter
Anna Coles
Wichita
Kanish
I. WW. MuStay
Coles
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Toosa
Ricker
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Vroether
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K. L. Sertbnes
Tahoe
Ploela
West Side
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Arthur ¥. Jory
Lyore
Ubum
Vinton Hoy
Vinton
Jury
An. N.P. Knight
Beli F
Tietis
Thomas J. Shea
Lafayella Street
Minas
W. Myron Millard
Man
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National Biscuit Company
Uneeda Fiale
Herman
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