Concert by Natural Music club marks 1920 shift
A Natural Music club plans a 1920 concert at Westminster Presbyterian, showcasing its trained members with a cantata King Rene's Daughter led by Kenneth E. Runkel and featuring Leon Cowles on piano. The program includes organ, voice, piano, trio and chorus numbers with no admission charged.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Rene
Henry Smart
Kenneth E. Runkel
Leon Cowles
Stoughton
Irain
Lake
Mr. Runkel
C. Saint Saens
Miss Thompson
Moszkowski
Miss Evan
John
Massenet
Miss Mack
Miss Cowles
Tay- Jer
Qhorug
Cho
Thompson
Miss Ricketts
Miss. Flynn
Miss Bare
Clube Re
Annett
Miss Gleason
Mrs. Askins
Miss Carey
Lincoln Circle hosts national G A R officers on Lincoln day
National officers Mrs Lillian Clark Cary and Mrs Henry Seebers were guests of honor at Lincoln circle's Lincoln day party in Knights of Pythias hall. About 100 members and comrades were expected for a 5:30 dinner after a reception and program featuring Rev M L Tate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Clark Cary
Dubuque
Henry Seebers
Waterloo
Knigths
Pythias Hall
Lincoln Circle
Lincoln
Memorial Hall
Grand Army
M. L. Tate
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes On Smiling Youth
Edna Kent Forbes notes a contrast between Miss T and Mrs J discussing youth through smiles. She argues smiling keeps cheeks lifted, eyes bright, and mood buoyant, claiming both physical and psychological benefits and suggesting happiness as a key to seeming younger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kent Forbes
Mrs. J
Miss T
J’s
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron Heresy Question
Ruth Cameron muses on a perceived contradiction between a crusty abusive husband and his exceptionally sweet wife. She questions whether this dynamic proves a broader point about patience, temperament, and marriage.
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Ruth Cameron
Police Notes Reveal Theft and Arrests Circa Weekend
Police notes report three bicycles stolen from Walnut Street area and nearby locations with charges logged for owners Russell Shaffer Hubert May and Condon Brady. A Joe Davis case shifts from alleged white slavery to plain drunk with a $15 fine, with accompanying intoxication and disorderly conduct charges for the involved woman. Also noted are a hospital escapee in custody, a Mitchell county sheriff pursuit of Clayton Yager, a cash loss rumor around F L Gushard, and raids on Franklin Street leading to arrests for disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Shaffer
Kern Street
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Eleventh Street
Hubert May
Lafayette
Iowa
Condon Brady
Western Union
Joe Davis
Joe Waime
Independence
Mitchell County
Clayton Yager
Waterloo
Osage
F. L. Gushard
Forest Avenue
F. O
Parrish
Franklin Street
Mami
Pioneer Toledo merchant W C Walters dies at 76
W C Walters a Toledo Iowa pioneer for 65 years in business with drayman mercantile grain and railway ventures dies after illness from Thanksgiving. He led Toledo Savings Bank as president from 1906 until 1907 and held influential roles in Tama county business. Walters was born in Stark County Ohio and moved west in youth.
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Toledo
Baturday
W. C. Walters
Walters
Drayman
Bank
Toledo Savings Dink
Ohio
William Charles Walters
Stark County
Willaut
Kenbeth Walters
Poweshiok County
Brooklyn
William
Martie Snyder
Rainsdell & Stone
Findbrook
Endorsement for Wood by Republican insular convention
Manila reports Major General Leonard Wood won an endorsement as Republican candidate for president from the Republican insular convention. Other items note Panama restricting Irish freedom funds, Paris planning a $20 million municipal loan, and protests urged against Turkish actions in Europe. In San Diego two sailors died after a steam pipe explosion aboard the destroyer Kilty, with two others badly burned. London and Rome news cover peace conference delegations and fashion patterns.
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Manila
Leonard Wood
Panama
Harding
Friends of Irish Freedom
Tivoli
Paris
City Council
Canada
Philadelphia
Henry Morganthau
United States
Turkey
Europe
Near East
San Diego
Cal
U. S
Kilty
London
Millerand
France
Vittero Scialica
Lery
Charles Gill Denied Parole Hearing Until 1920
E. J. Wenner, county attorney, reports from Will Colvin that Charles Gill, a parole defaulter at Fort Madison, cannot have a parole hearing from Joliet until November 1920 as he is a second-termer and must serve 21 months before a hearing. Sheriff Henderson seeks Gill after Joliet, but Colvin notes surrender to Fort Madison is customary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Wenner
Will Colvin
Illinois
Charles Gill
Fort Madison Penitentiary
Joliet Prison
Henderson
Gill
Joliet
Mr. Colvin
Fort Madison
Tiny twins thrive in incubator at Bl Francia hospital
Julia Rose Sullivan and Michael Robert Sullivan, born February 19, weighing 3 pounds 12 ounces and 4 pounds 3 ounces, are in a baby incubator at Bl Francia hospital. Their parents are Dantui Meury Sullivan and residence 514 Login Avenue. A sister birth is reported for February 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Albrecht at 1016 Jefferson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bl. Francia Hospital
Julia Rose Sullivan
Michael Robert Sullivan
Dantui Meury Sulvan
Login Avenue
Jyna
Michael
Aireman
Ilinois Central
Benffica Rosada
Joseph Albrech
Jefferson Street
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Society News
Natural Club
Afcornoos
Merry Makers Club
Charles Marlow
W. C. Biddulph
George. W. Huntley
Miss Englewood
Miss Chandler
Helen Maynard
Dorothy Clausen
Frederick Billings
Roy Billings
K. A. Rauth
W. V. L. Club
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Head
Kaiser
Winchell Runkel
W.W. Runkel
Sixth Street
Cedar Rapids
Clarisa Runkel
Ira H. Winchell
Smith Center
Kam
M. R. Dury
Vera Phippen
John R. Amis
Lebanon
Kan
Lisbon
Mr. Winchell
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Vine Street
D. A. R. Juncheon
Washington
Griltroom
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Olive Adams
Warren Gilbert
Quest
Elmer Smith
Alice Bickley
Beranprant
A. Emerson
Jesup
Woman's Club
Dearene
Russell Lamson
Marion
Tyron Ransier
F. W. Gregory
Carolyn Johnson
Robert Parrott
J. G. Clark
BL. Corton
Stewart-Kelling
Stewart-Simmons Press
Robert Stewart
Des Moines
Charlotta Kelling
Denver
Stewart
N. F. Club
Dorothy Clasen
Ww. C. Walters
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Charles Gli
City and
Atewense
Aue
Ladies of
S. H. Davis
Bridge Street
Davenport
Hiall-Ekfelt Co
Park Avenue and
Lafayette Street
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