Piano Recital Honors and Society Gatherings in Waterloo
Miss Margar et Weishaar’s piano recital at the Waterloo Women’s club auditorium drew praise for interpretation and original ideas. Craig Ellyson the tenor and Miss Genevieve Hays accompanied, with encores by both artists. Separate notices report a club hostess tea, a Saskatoon reunion picnic near Rouleau with many families, and upcoming marriage plans for Jessie Vera Jones and John W. Deadrick. Faculty at Gates Business College hosted a dinner party. Junior Legion Moose lodge holds a meeting Saturday.
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Margaret Weishaar
Waterloo Woman's Club
Craig Ellyson
Genevieve Hays
Cedar Falls
Weishaar
Tschaikowsky
Chopin
Brahms-Grainger
Welshaar
Claude Bennett
Gates Business College
Bruce Gates
Mary Horner
Charity Creig
Nellie Mosley
Morris Yarrow
Richard Gillespie
Legion
Order of Moose Lodge
Linden Society Raises 140 for Building Pledge
Linden Methodist church division 11 women raised 140 at a Timble Bee in church parlors to fund the building pledge. Mrs Ross Morgan directed the project. Mrs Dora Hepper chairs division 12 as year-end events close. New officers named August. Junior Standard Bearers stage a playlet A Willing Captive in Japan for the bank offering pledge. Luncheon and bridge at Sunnyside Club honor Mrs Rayburn and Miss Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of
W. B. Porter
Hounedd
Japan
Fay Martin
Evelyn McElhinney
Sunnyside Country Club
Avell Rayburn
Montezuma
Adelaide Gilbert
Minneapolis
Rayburn
Mariha Swisher
Beauty Chat Answers From Readers
A column of reader questions and responses on hair tonics, skin health, weight, and tanning. Advice covers headaches from tonics, teen health, liver concerns, hair changes, warts, skin care routines, rough skin, baths, and sun exposure guidance.
How Modern Parents Fight Food Costs With Help From Relatives
A columnist interviews readers about families living on small food budgets, noting costs from 15 to 45 dollars weekly for seven or more. The piece highlights hidden support from unmarried siblings and relatives who aid struggling parents, calling them “next parents” and proposing an aunt and uncle day to honor them.
Marbeth Bellis Elected Head of Y Girls Council
Miss Marbeth Bellis was chosen president of the Employed Girls' council of the YWCA at last evening’s meeting under Mrs. Nellie Brown Sinclair. Minnie McKercher was elected vice president, Wilda Mae Beck secretary, and Lucille McQuilkin treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marbeth Bellis
Young Women’s Christian Association
Nellie Brown Sinclair
Minnie McKercher
Wilda Mae Beck
Lucille McQuilkin
Plorence J. Brinton
Sinclair
Cedar River Park
Duluth
Minn
Robert D. Sinclair
Iowa State l University
Iowa
Central Christian church classes hold Byrnes Park picnic
Elizabeth Billings and Ada Slifer led Sunday school classes from Central Christian church in a full day picnic at Byrnes Park on Thursday. Grace Bowman, Mary Robertson, and Harriett Maine organized arrangements while Hazel Bowman Rose Tomlin and Madelyn White earned prizes in races and games with guests Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lawless and daughter Jean among attendees. Ralph R. Boileau of Kansas City will close his Unity School of Christianity lecture series tonight at 7:30 in Lafayette building room 503 on The Restoration of Gods Kingdom. Sunnyside reservations for the dinner dance at the club house numbered 125 at noon. Cedar Falls hosts inter-sorority college dance as Waterloo girls plan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Billings
Ada Slifer
Central Christian Church
Byrnes Park
Grace Bowman
Mary Robertson
Harriett Maine
Hazel Bowman
Rose Tomlin
Madelyn White
Herbert Lawless
Jean
Dorothy Ricks
Gertrude Crandall
Ralph R. Boileau
Kansas City
God
Lafayette Building
Boileau
Unity School of Christianity
Annie J. Shannon
Abbie Rebecca Ham
Waverly
Julia Myrtle Gackel
Shehaukan
Wis
John J. Shannon
Cedar Heights
H. C. Moeller
J. A. Laurie
En Tope
Tower of London
Westminster Abbey
Parliament Building
Flo
London
G. A. Tibbitts
M. White
Bedford
Cedar Falls
Eva Paden
Mary
Ruth
Ralph Paden
Robert W. Paden
Grain and Garden Crops Rally Across Central Rail Divisions
Crop reports from Minnesota, Iowa and Wisconsin sectors of the Illinois Central show gains despite heat. Ample rainfall aided Minnesota, with early oats harvests light and late oats promising. corn progress is excellent with tassels appearing. Wisconsin reports ideal growing weather, continued corn improvement, and good hay and pastures.
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Minnesota
Towa
Wisconsin
Illinois Central Railroad
Waterloo
Freeport
Fort Dodge
Chicago
No Pay No Coal Policy Considered by Waterloo Dealers
Waterloo coal dealers and Waterloo Retail Merchants' association officers discussed delinquent coal accounts at a Black's Tea Room meeting. They considered placing all accounts over 60 days in collection next week and possibly stopping credit extensions to delinquent customers to curb losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Waterloo Retail Merchants’ Association
Black
Safety First Committees Named for Coming Year
H G Brown trainmaster of Illinois Central announces the annual safety committee lineup. Members include H O Cahil, H C Wood, A J Shadle, D R Smith, W T Courtney, J P Sexton, S Braden, Frank Grimes, Fred Neilsen, Fred Weidner, GC W Blaser, Joe Kurth, G W Parker and M J King. First meeting set for 3:30 p m Monday July 20 in Brown's offices. group will push accident reduction in shops trains and at grade crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Brown
Illinois Central Railroad
H. O. Cahil
H.C. Wood
A. J Shadle
D. R. Smith
W. T. Courtney
J. P. Sexton
S. ¥. Braden
Frank Grimes
Fred Neilsen
Fred Weidner
GC. W. Blase
New Canning Plant at Reinbeck Near Ready for Operation
The Bell Canning factory owned by Waterloo Canning company is nearly complete in Reinbeck. S C Bell president notes buildings and machinery are in place and seven carloads of cans have arrived with twelve huskers installed. The powerhouse is nearly finished and the stack to be erected soon. The corn canning season starts in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinbeck
Bell Canning Factory
Waterloo Canning Company
S.C. Bell
Bell
Burglary at Shellsburg Store, $23 Stolen
Investigation finds no clues about burglars who raided Robbins and Robbins general merchandise store in Shellsburg last night. About $23 in work clothing was stolen. Shellsburg has no night marshal. Guest visitors Mr. and Mrs. Gene Shour of Los Angeles are staying with Mrs. Florence Dunkelberg at Hotel Russell Lamson. former residents.
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Shellsburg
Robbins & Robbins
California
Gene Shour
Los Angeles
Cal
Florence Dunkelberg
Russell Lamson
Roads Reported Good with Few Detours
Des Moines July 10 This bulletin from the Des Moines Automobile Club notes roads are in good condition with minor repairs underway.
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Des Moines
The
Des Moines Automobile Club
City in Brief: Social and Travel Notes
Miss Margaret Markham visits Chicago while Dr. C. W. Kress and L. E. Conry return from a northern Minnesota fishing trip. Many Waterloo residents host or visit relatives in Chicago Minneapolis and Cedar Rapids. A Cedar Heights Sunday school picnic draws about a hundred attendees. a lawyer's will leaves $200 to two sisters and the rest to the husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Markham
Chicago
C. W. Kress
L. BE. Conry
Minnesota
Aline Doty
Minneapolis
Elva Whitson
Federal Tax Cuts Aimed Early to Curb Pork Spending
The piece argues federal tax cuts should come soon to limit pork barrelling by states. It notes officials view federal grants as forcing states to raise local taxes, often via 50-50 conditions. It warns state debts may rival national debt as bond-financed burdens persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Washagon Las
Wounded Plant Head Recovers At Aten Memorial Hospital
Edgar E Watson superintendent for Armstrong Manufacturing Company remains hospitalized at Aten Memorial Hospital after being shot a week ago by Leo Raine Trebon a discharged employee. Attendants report steady improvement though no discharge date is set.
Evangelists Converge Dayton as Religious fervor rises
A Dayton Tennessee trial atmosphere intensifies with visiting evangelists led by Paul Martin of the Anti Evolution League and J M Maples of Texas promoting prayer, conversion, and anti evolution sentiment. White and colored evangelists preach on street corners while a Life of Christ film and nightly meetings draw crowds amid the town’s religious activity shows. William Jennings Irvin is listed to speak on Sunday morning with a judge’s rest trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayton
Tenn
Pa ‘l
Martin
Anti-Evolution League of America
Dayton
God All Mighty
J. M. Maptes
Dallas
Tex
Alartin
Antivolition League
Holy Rolters
Churches of
Willian Jennings i Urvan
Jesus
Judge’s Rest Trust
Buck Sells Barber Shop In Terminal Black
Councilman Buck sells the barber shop at Terminal Black, Mulberry and Fourth streets, after 11 years run by R A Buck. B D Frederick of Marshalltown becomes new owner and will run Frederick's Barbershop with J E Frederick as manager. Buck plans a rest and a three week trip to Minnesota with Mrs Buck and son Marvin, visiting daughter Mrs Cecil Powell in St Paul.
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Buck
Mulberry
Fourth Streets
R. A. Buck
B. D. Frederick
Marshalltown
Frederick
J. E. Frederick
Iowa Aviators Prepare for Crosscountry Flight
Six De Haviland airplanes each with two Iowa airmen will arrive from Kansas City for the West staged crosscountry training camp. Capt Clarence M. Youngs, Des Moines N A A officer, will command the squadron. Planes return to Richlands field Kansas City on Sunday.
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Es Moines
Army de Haviland
Iowa
Kansas City
Waterloo to on air Wednesday night program
Waterloo will go on air Wednesday evening as Zenith Radio installs a portable broadcasting station in West High School auditorium. The program is furnished by Tivol talent and admission is free. The equipment comes via Nichols & Gates Furniture Co, Zenith dealers, with Golden Giant Shampoo ad line clipped in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Zenith Radio Corporation
Chicago
West High School
Toval
Ateritorium
Nichols & Gates Furniture Company
Zenith
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Chile
Earl Manning
Albert Newton
Otto Sterman
Saskatchewan
Black Hawk County
Canada
C. L. Tutt
Rouleau
Harvey
Charlotte
Jack
Clara Weekman
Velma
L. C. Strayer
P. C. Garner
J. W. Strayer
Thelma Flickinger
C. J. Strayer
Hari Strayer
R. W. Strayer
Drinkwater
Wayne
Robert Strayer
Hudson
Nellie Jacobs Franks
Long Beach
George E. Jones
New Hartford
Jessie Vera Jones
John W. Deadrick
John Desdrick
J. Arthur Young
First Methodist Church
Black's
Linden Society
M. K
Altho
Hilda
Castile
W. L.t
Éitox
Y’ Girls’ Council
Central Christian’ Church
Sunnyside
I. C
Iowa Division
G. Safety
Suchanan
Carl J. Strayer
Sask
Edward Bodholdt
A. W. Partridge
Omaha
Edwin Partridge
D. H. Upcraft
H. W. Closson
Victor Nyltt
Mino
F.C. Sage
Walnut Street
Nylin
J. Eb.draydon
C. W. Kirkpatrick
Cedar Rapids
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
R. F. Ricketts
Oakland
R. N
J. E. Sauer
le Toy
Oelwe
Clear Lake
Mildred Stevenson
Chitago
G. Stevenson
Rev W. Geer
Commander Mill Company
Eagle Grove
Csil. Morse
Maytag
Orld
Maytag Company
Newton
Northwestern
Washington Ave. North
Minneapolis, Minn
Suthorteeren
Cehrt
Tiahigenaraten
Miegias
Burrstelsi
New Hampton
Sen
Jamison & Son Oelwolt
Hints Brothers Tracer
Thorns & Sona
Watton
Deersan Brothers &Coddington & Laird i Waverly
Nay. Mherild-Tribune
Anti-Evolutionist League
Marlin
Paradise Street
Terminal Black
Waterloo TO
Golden Giant
Tecker Grocery
J. E. Jorton
Gale
J. H. Steely
2Nd St
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