Pupil Recital and Society Notes Highlight Local Events
Marion Kansier presented pupils in a two part recital at Hoel Russell Lamson with junior and senior performers, assisted by Mrs. Reichard Marshall and Miss Rousier. Birthday surprise for Georgy Turner drew about 60 at First ME church with musical numbers. Helen Rath hosted a shower for a bride elect and announced Betrothal of Mildred Sanderson to Guy Miller. P.E. club elected officers and hosted a social with games and refreshments.
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Marion Tryon Kansier
Hoel Russell-Lamson
Hose Reichard Marshall
Dye Ree Elhinney
Elizabeth Henderson
Janet Knox
Helen Abel
Olivia Enderlgin
Marion Barker
Truman Walters
Gretchen Junge
Faye Kober
Marion Longley
Helen Menges
Marjorie Murtagh
Frances Munn
Virginia Wilson
India Pickett
Mary Vaughn
Dorothy Wilbur
Miss Rousier
Miss Wilson
First ME
Georgy E. Turner
Ave
Abrs. Turner
Don Cox
C.J. Collar
Thelma Haines
Ais
Cleove Harker
Helen Rath
M . Hazel Nichols
MM Rattwig
Maud Griffin
Fidella Amos
Ruth Ailler
Miss Kettwig
Joe Lewis
Dubuque
Miss Nichols
Ferdinand Rohr
Davenport
James Dlark Company
L. A. Sanderson
Orange Township
Mildred Sanderson
Guy Miller
Miller
Elias Miller
Grange Township
Br . Sanderton
Helen
Pert
W. A. Dolekon
Ideal Dozen club plans guest night in February
Ideal Dozen club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Max Gesser and nine members present. Three guests joined, Mrs. E Martin Miss Gladys Fike and Miss Bumeister. They appointed a committee for the annual guest night at Mrs. Mary Kroesen's home in February and spent the rest sewing with refreshments by Mrs. Gesser and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideal Dozen
Max Gesser
E. Martin
Gladys Fike
Bumeister
Mary Kroesen
Gesser
Ruth
Charles Parker
Antertain
Side Talks on Forgiveness and Debt by Ruth Cameron
The column explores how people repay favors and debts to reveal character. It cites two brothers whose business ties end in bitterness after the older brother aided the younger, illustrating the test of gratitude and lingering resentments.
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Bain
Tig
Doren
Gratitude and doubt in an elder and younger brother
An elderly speaker muses on gratitude and failure to acknowledge effort. He recalls his brother’s reluctance to express thanks and his own desire for appreciation. The piece contrasts those who give freely with those who constantly seek praise and suggests true generosity requires no praise.
Scott Returns From Iowa Veterinarians Convention
G A Scott president of the Iowa Veterinary association returned from Des Moines where he presided at the three day convention. The event drew about 400 members with strong papers and lively discussion. Emphasis was on infectious disease control and methods to combat diseases in sheep amid a growing state industry. Noted speakers included R D Wall state veterinarian A Eighborn of New York and D M Campbell of Chicago.
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G. A. Scott
Watering
Iowa Veterinary Association
Des Moir
R. D. Wall
A. Eighborn
New York
Bureau of Ante Husbandry
D. M. Campbell
Chicago
Seasons Reversed In South Dakota Report
A letter from E. H. Webber of Black Hawk Coffee describes unusual winter weather in western and northern South Dakota. He notes snow cover melted, frost minimal, warm days, and farmers busy with threshing mowing and flax tasks near Trail City and Eagle Buttes.
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South Dakota
E. H. Webber
Black Hawk Coffee
Spice Company
Eagle Buttes
Trail City
Inez
Mr. Webber
Red River
Notable visitors to Waterloo tackle budget support
Harry Wooarica and Charles Dennison of New York City will meet Waterloo M C A directors in July to discuss the state and international association claims and seek local budget backing. John T. Houser announced the visit after addressing Waterloo Business College students yesterday. Four volleyball teams played in the Y gym with Vans, Tay Dees, and Genis posting mixed results.
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Harry Wooarica
Somes
Charles Dennison
New York City
Waterloo
Scate and International Association
John T. Houser
Houser
Waterloo Business College
Vans
Tay Dees
Lammies
Genis
Community Dance Night Promises Moonlight Ball
Under the personal direction of CO C Crawford a selected concert will open the dancing. The first dance number will be free for all as Crystal Ball moonlights debut at the indoor fair. The Disintegrated Orchestra and Snake Duces join the program with a feature each evening at the Community Central event.
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C. Crawford
Bherrill
Umnity Central
Correction on Lutheran Synod Naming and Iowa Involvement
A letter from JOHS BECKER correcting a newspaper error about a German Synod test case. He states there is no “German synod of the Lutheran church” in Iowa or the US, but rather the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Iowa established in 1854, and notes language use in teaching at the seminary.
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Evan
Elical Lutheran Synod of Iowa
United States
Johs. Becker
Greater Waterloo Association Sees Steady Membership Growth
The Greater Waterloo Association reports ongoing enrollment with 100 percent completion for the building material program. Nonresident memberships rise as traveling salesmen and nearby town visitors join, paying $6 for access to both east and west clubrooms. This morning's mail added ten convention fund checks averaging over $10 each.
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Greater Waterloo Association
Waterloo
Convention Fund
CUT CLOTHES'Cos' MAKING LAST LONGER
L. W. Egbert president of My Valet Inc leaves for Cincinnati to represent Waterloo at the National Association of Dyets and Cleaners convention. Delegates will study prolonging garment life through proper cleaning and expert care amid an industry claiming vast potential savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Egbert
My Valet, Inc
Cincinnati
Waterloo
National Association of Dyets and Cleaners
Changes in Cuba Told to Spanish War Vets
Spanish American war veterans of Fred Willier camp and Helen Gould auxiliary gathered at Memorial hall for a talk by W. J. Peddicord on postwar Cuba. He praised US actions in the war and noted Cuba’s prosperity since Spanish departure, saying beggars have disappeared. Officers announced for the coming year include J. A. Gury as commander and W. A. Bur-
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Velerdos
Cuba
Fred Willier
Helen Gould
Memorial Hall
W. J. Peddicord
Spain
J. A. Gury
W. 4. Bur
For Sale Ad From Funton County Coal Co Listing
A terse advertisement notes sale of items from Funton County Lump Mes Wal King Coal Co. Phone 1002. It lists officers including Ton senior vice commander J A Trimble junior vice commander W JM Wynn adjutant Frank Swartz quartermaster B V Bald win officer of the day Julius Kops and mentions a silent but effective salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funton County Lump
Mes
Walking Coal Co
Missing Courier Pattern Coupon Order Notice
Readable text offers patterns via coupon to Fashion Department of Evening Courier Waterloo. Ten cents per pattern, 28 options, orders filled within ten days after sending, patterns allow for seams.
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Courier
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Wa‘terloo
Organ Dedication Sunday at Walnut Street Church
The Walnut Street Baptist church to dedicate its new pipe organ served as a memorial to members who served in the war. The event includes organ numbers by Prof. Samson, choral anthesis, addresses by church leaders, and a dedication recital by Clarence Eddy of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Syere
Samson
J. By’ Smith
Clarence Eddy
Chicago
Americum
Illinois Central Band Fair Opens Monday at Armory
The Illinois Central indoor fair begins Monday night at the Armory on Sixth Street and runs through the week. Committees report final arrangements are done. Booths will be reduced to control crowds as doors open at 7 15 each evening with the Illinois Central Concert band scheduled to perform around 7 45.
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Armory
Illinois Central Concert Band
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