Piano and organ recital by GC Albert Scholin pupils
Pupils of GC Albert Scholin and Miss Pauline Garman present a Tuesday evening piano and organ recital at First M. E. auditorium. The program includes marches, a variety of selections, and ends with Beethoven and Wagner pieces performed by students and teachers.
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Albert’ Scholin
Pauline Garman
M. ES
Schacter
Velma Garmon
Marie Juudin
Margaret Jahngon
JSC Seth
Pete Benjeey
Richard Rickert
Margaret Jobson
Lindquist
Lorraine Gibson
Langiing't
Gastelia
Gladys Weld
Vale Arbesque
Kenn Garnion
Lorraine Hinmon
Golard
Lucille Schonidt
Mee Dowell
Pauline Garmnon
Bonala
Beethoven
Jay Schéree
Miss Margaret Jxunson
William
National League of Women Voters plans Buffalo meeting
Fifth annual convention set for Buffalo with a mass meeting scheduled April 23 inviting governors from five eastern states to address the gathering. Attendees include Alfred E. Smith Albert C. Ritchie William D. Denary Gifford Pinchot and George Silver. Also notes a PTA meeting at Aleatt school and a local marriage of Eva Rigdon and Thallon Shipp with the couple residing at 1408 Franklin Street.
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National League of Women Voters
Buffalo
Noy
League
Alred E. Smith
New York
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
William_ D. Denary
Delaware
Giffons Pinchot
Pennsyvania
George Silver
New Jersey
Woman Rebuilds Life After Public Ruin
In a cafe scene a woman described as ruined by a lavish husband becomes a symbol of resilience. Once left with two children and little money, she remade her life as a successful businesswoman. Friends note her serenity, courage, and competence as she rebuilt a life of dignity despite scandal and hardship.
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Poraie
Meath
Kingdom of Heaven
Heaven
Beauty Tips From A Bygone Cold Cure Column
An old column discusses cold remedies and skin care, advising hot lemonade, bed rest, and castor oil for elimination. It notes keeping skin moisturized, using weak salt water spray, and camphor for cold sores. It also mentions fashion tips like horizontal trims to appear shorter and suggests Turkish baths and fine skin with regular bathing for overall improvement.
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Muse
Delegates Return From Y W C A Business Girls Conference
Misses Gary Barnes Esther Schimaedeke Doris Krueger Efia Haskins and Vigia Haug return from the Y W C A business girls conference in Cedar Rapids. They reported rounds table sessions, secretaries present, and plans for the national assembly in New York on April 30 with clubs from California Colorado and Texas helping finance representation. About 60 girls attended from Davenport Muscatine Clinton Sioux City Waterloo Cedar Rapids and other towns. The Cedar Rapids club formed in October and will present reports at the weekly meeting.
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Gary Barnes
Esther Schimaedeke
Doris Krueger
Efia Haskins
Vigia Haug
Y. W. CG
Cedar Rapids
A &eKe Sion
Miss Barnes
Barnes
National Assembly of Business Girls
New York
California
Colorado
Texas
Reg Matnes
Deboeuf
Davanport
Marshalltown
Muscatinea
Clinton
Siouxity
Waterloo
P.T.A Council Votes to Affiliate with City Groups
The City Council of Parent Teacher Associations voted to affiliate with the Waterloo Vatian's federation and with the Association of Social Agencies. Incoming officers include Mrs. Mya Carry as president and Mrs. Iii Thompson as secretary treasurer. The gathering noted progress in organizing associations at Frances Groutschal and Roosevelt School and sought broader support for public playgrounds.
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City Council of
Waterloo
Association of Social Agencies
Abs. J. PL. Morris
Council On the Federation
Irs
Morris
P.T. As. Council
Frances Groutschaal
Roosevelt School
Eth Lear
Mya Carry
John Fiske
Way
C. i
London
Emerson
Vicw
Thompson
Lincoln
Cleveland
Homp and Education Department
Waterloo Waiman's Club
P.T. A
E. A. Boges
Community Service
Towa
Federation of
Wonton’s Clubs
New Y W C A Plans Elect Officers By General Approval
The New York YWCA reports broad support for a democratic election of officers to the 7th WGLA board. Secretary Aimee Pagandous disclosed 116 ballots counted at 9 o clock with more arriving by mail. Ballots must be received by Tuesday noon to be counted, with a report at the annual banquet and meeting at First Presbyterian Church Tuesday evening. Reservations for the banquet are due by 9 a.m. tomorrow.
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7. W. Gla
Aimee Pagandus
First Presbyterian Church
Artist Lincoln portrait wins peace prize prize
New York artist Adrian Gil Spear received the second prize of 1900 dollars for a Lincoln portrait with a Gettysburg quotation in the Peace Christmas card contest by the National League of Women Voters. The work, shown at the Minneapolis Art Institute, links Lincoln to a universal peace message read in schools and communities nationwide.
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Adrian Gil Spear
New York
National League of Women Voters
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Dana Gibson
Walt Kuhn
Joseph Pennell
Eugene B Speicher
St Margaret's Guild Card Party At Mrs Johnson Home
Church notes show St Margaret's guild hosting a card party at Mrs Walter Johnson's home on Wednesday with reservations by president Tr Ww Flint or the hostess. Majel enid to be entertained at Mrs Gus Julien's home Wednesday at 2 30 p m. Faith cheta to hold a picnic supper at First Evangelical Church parlors Tuesday evening with a patriotic program afterward. Each member to bring sandwiches and two covers.
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Atts
Harry Maine
W. Jerloo
R. E. Russell
Fred 5. Pettit
C. L. Gormley
Leo Ri Leeper
Themia Older
Maude Aboles
Allis Blanche Robins
E. Corton
Pettit
Veterans Auxiliary
Memorial
Walter Johnson
Flint
Majel Enid
Gus Julien
Faith Cheta
First Evangelical Church
Linden M. E. Church Grows From Revival Meetings
Linden M. E. Church reports thirty conversions and new members after a revival that closed Sunday with three well attended services. Rev. Robert Davies led sermons in the last two weeks. The Unity gospel team and local committees were active. Miss Margaret Nauman elected president of the Sunday school group. Social meetings were approved to be held monthly.
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Ampalgo
Linden M. F
Robert Davies
Apworth Isague
King’s Daughters
Balt
Unity
J. G. Ralston
Will
Margaret Nauman
H. B. Burr
First Congregational Church
Grace Haswell
Thelma Hoeppner
Gertrude Calby
Grace Has Well
Lucilee Allbee
Nauman
Maret
Arline Bradley
Pythian Sisters Fidelity Meeting and Picnic Planned
Alpha Delphian chapter schedules a 2 36 p m Wednesday gathering in Greater Waterloo association roots. Pythian Sisters Fidelity meet tomorrow at Mrs Albertine Stoddards home 321 Milian Avenue East with dinner on sewing and a welcome for all Sisters. Picnic planned.
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Nobin “Grand—p
Noble Grant Association
T. Q
Hall East
Bishop's Cafeteria
Alpha Delphian
Greater Waterloo Association
Pythian Sisters
Cattleman Candidate Confident Ahead of Senate Bid
Vernon L. Hague a Fairfield cattleman looks confident about his U S Senate campaign. He spent a Sabbath Sunday in Waterloo at Hotel Russell Lamson and told the Courier he is happy after two weeks in the Third and Fourth districts. He expects a lively race.
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Vernon’ L. Hague
Fairfield
United States
Woman seeks restored citizenship in Iowa Falls
Altha, born in Hardin county and wife of local businessman Harry Pergakis, applies for naturalization to regain full rights as an American citizen. She previously remained married to a Greek subject. she has declared intent and will be eligible for citizenship after a year as an American.
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Iowa Falls
Altha
Hardin County
M's
Harry Pergakis
Greece
Courier Banquet Celebrates First Anniversary in White Building
The Courier marks its first anniversary in a new white building with a Saturday evening banquet at K. P. hall. More than 100 guests attended. editor J. C. Wartman spoke on the paper’s history and paid tribute to former leaders. The program featured readings, music, and a four round boxing exhibition, followed by dancing until midnight.
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Courier
K. P. Hall
Ta. R. Moore
Fae §Athering
Valentine Ceglor
Leon A. Link
Loastminster
J. C. Wartman
Arthur W. Peterson
The
J. W. Rickert
W. H. Hartman
Hazel Scott
Alexander Frank
Lou Bollinger
Ralph Alexander
Flor
Wes
District Conference Y Boys At Fayette Delivers Key Addresses
Ewell T. Lay of Waterloo Y MGA will speak at the district conference of older boys in Fayette March 8 9 and 9. Delegations from local churches and high schools will attend. The event features a Christian citizenship program with speakers including Charles E. Ford W V Jones H G Gibson Leslie Crabbs Fred Hansen and Prof. Tarl Roadman.
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Ewell T. Lay
Waterloo Y
MGA
Fayette
Charles E. Ford
W. VW. Jones
Wisconsin
H.G. Gibson
Dubuque
Leslie Crabbs
Charles City
Fred .M. Hansen
Prof. Tarl Roadman
Upper Town University
J. P. van Horn
Upper Iowa University
Charles City memory contest engages public and parochial schools
Charles City Indiana February memory contest brings public and parochial schools together for a four month event. Twenty eight famous classical numbers across opera sacred Indian negro descriptive and miscellaneous are used. Six selections go to each school every two weeks to be played daily on phonograph with public finals and awards for top memories.
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Charles City
Fire Destroys Part of Mrs. Amick Home at Shell Rock
Fire partially destroyed the residence of Mrs. Ira Amick on the east side of Shell Rock Iowa February 11. The blaze began in the second story from an overheated chimney. Some furniture on the second floor was saved and most contents on the first floor escaped damage.
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Shell Rock
Ira Amick
Miss Violet Crawford and Harry E Wilder Wed at Clarksville
Miss Violet Crawford youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs John Crawford and Harry E Wilder son of Mr and Mrs NM Wilder wed Jan 30 at the Presbyterian parsonage in Clarksville. The bride class of Allison High School 1929, groom a county engineer aide, settled on the groom’s father farm near Allison after March 1.
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County Engineers
Wilder
Alison
Richard Folkers
Folkers Hardware Shore
Ackley
Herbert
Sherif
Burma
Lester Winard
Tama
Pheen
iAllison
Clarkyville
Negar
Butler County
Mr. Winerar
George Arnold
Arnold Brothers
General Merchandise
Allson Opera House
Ladies’ Altar Society
New Hartford
Leonard Folkers
Carroll Wild
Austin Felts
Shell Rock
Atrhet Place
Bristow
Clarksville
Greene
Allison iWere
Ruth Patton
Instruestor
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