Violin Recital by Edith Wyant This Thursday
Miss Edith Wyant will perform a violin recital at teacher R L Schinoli's studio Thursday evening. Her mother Mrs I M Wyant will accompany and vary the program with piano pieces by Hacmaninof MacDowell and Liszt. Selections include Allegro Brillant Maritana Overture Mediation Souvenir Humoreske and more.
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R. L. Schinoli
I. M. Wyant
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MacDowell
Liszt
Miss Wyant
Wallace
Elhal Christensen
Marion T. Ransier
Borowakl
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Holger Christan
Reinhald
Amfiss Christensen
Nevin
Orientale
R. Christensen
Prominent Women Hostess Parties This Week At Waterloo
A series of social events in Waterloo features Mrs. WU. Northey and Mrs. tt Mo hosting at a restderrer, with spring flowers and dainty table setups. Dinners, bridge parties, and luncheons at Sunpysidal Country Club, with notable attendees including Miss Jeanette Roemer and Miss Vera Barr, showcase local society activity.
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Tt Mo
Sumnylside Country Club
Minex
Metuy Franel
Mra
Arnoy
Uhes
Lana Arts
Ndmunmd
Nuber 60
Wilter French
Cecil Hicksey
Sunpysidal Country
Meddie Hombs Hosts Women Rotary Journalism Week
Waterloo women and Miss Meddie Hombs summarize Missouri University journalism week at Hotel Russell Lamson. Attendees include international visitors from England and other nations. programs feature daily speakers on professional activities and conditions abroad.
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Meddie Hombs
University of Missouri
Waterloo Women’s Rotary Club
Reglar
Russie Jamson
Missy Maddie Hombs
Waterloo
Mis Kombs
School For Journalim
Missouri
Soctebia Woodneagay Aftermoon at Caterlo Club
Local scene notes an evening event featuring Mrs Roy BR Gil ey and Mrs J R Sims at the Caterlo club with social and community significance for attendees.
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Woodneagay
Roy BR. Giley
Caterlo Club
J. R. Sims
Beauty Tips From a Past Era on Hair and Skin Health
A reader provides varied beauty guidance covering hair styling from simple to elaborate updos, shampoo choices, and dye effects. Advice touches on trimming, braids, and using fine soap. Additional notes warn about dye damage and emphasize consulting a doctor for persistent eye strain and facial concerns.
Church News Highlights Local Spring Musical and Meetings
A spring musical will be given this evening by Walnus Stren Hap fist Pi clase at the home of Mrs. KR G Seragey in a neighborhood of United Sherevian church. A meeting at the church board Ener of Mrs. BK E Wallane is planned. A luncheon at noon, program at 7:30 p.m., and guest speaker Mrs. Rankin. Mission study class closes its session on Creative Forces In Japan with tea at Mrs. Rankin’s home. FE fidelity class, readings, and an inspirational talk accompany a brief business meeting led by Mrs. Cora Clough.
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Memorial Hall
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Des Moines
Fifth Street Bridge
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Grace M. E. Church
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Prawand
Progran
Walnus
KR. G. Seragey
BK. E. Wallane
T. ©. Rankin
Japan
Kresge Co Buys Martin Store Site in Sioux City Ta
Detroit based Kresge Realty bought the Martin store building site in Sioux City Ta. for 3400,000. The property fronts Fourth street and Nebraska street, 50 feet on each, with price per front foot listed as 3,000 on Nebraska and 5,000 on Fourth street.
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Martin
Sioux City, Ta
Sioux City
Kresge Raalty Company
Detroit
Mich
Fourth Street
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David Kibbler Faces Critical Recovery After Steam Shovel Accident
David Kibbler badly burned when a steam operated shovel overturned in the Illinois Central yards at Fort Dadse. He is in a Fort Dexige hospital with a critical condition but showing relief from scientific treatments. Residence listed as 512 Bratnober Street.
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Illinois Central
Fort Dadse
Forday
Kibbler
Bratnober Street
Fort Dexige
West High to Graduate 112 in Class of 1994
West High School will hold its forty eighth commencement tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. One hundred twelve seniors will receive diplomas, 67 girls and 45 boys, with J. George W. Miller and Dr. W. Morehouse giving the addresses. The program includes processional, choral pieces, and diploma presentation.
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West High
West High School
Haber
J. George W. Miller
Board of Education
W. Morehouse
Drake University
Des Moines
Shaw Faults Voters for Poor Statesmen
Leslie M. Shaw former Iowa governor and national treasurer blamed voters indifference and lack of study by electors for weak congressional talent. He spoke to Cedar Falls Teachers college graduates urging informed statecraft and careful voting as about 1,300 packed the auditorium with 600 participating in a seniors parade.
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Leslie M. Shaw
Forernor
Iowa
Congress
Eufitorium
Senate
Iowa Senate
Dont Be Afraid to Take Loss and Be a Good Loser
A piece on losing gracefully and recognizing when to yield. It contrasts the poor loser who clings to loss with a mindset that accepts reasonable defeat, advises writing off losses to avoid ongoing punishment, and urges courage combined with intelligence to handle setbacks.
Eight States class with 437 graduates honors record
The Eight States college awarded diplomas to 437 June graduates led by H. Seerley president after Mr. Shaw's address. The year total reaches a school high for honors in 48 years. Summer term starts with tomorrow's registration and Thursday classes. Waterloo sends 122 graduates including George L. Seargent and Irene Muthaler among others.
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Shaw
Waterloo
George L. Seargent
Esther Maye Coffin
Helen J. Gilbert
Mildred Hunter
Gretchan Marie
Clubwomen Invade Los Angeles for 24 Biennial Meeting
Los Angeles hosts the General Confederation of Women's Clubs biennial convention with about 6,000 delegates arriving by rail and others to follow. Preconvention sessions advance as Mrs. Thomas G. Winter leads a serious-minded body focusing on world peace and civilizational betterment through club activities.
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Cal
General Confederation of Women's Clubs
Thomas G. Winter
Quankind
West High Play to Be Given Thursday by Competent Cast
The West High senior class presents Turn to the Right a three act comedy drama by Smith and Haz ard on Thursday in the school auditorium. Walter Graham Joe Bascom Muggs Arthur Scott Gilly Caryel Green Betty Bascom Doris Ward Ruth Myers and others star as ex convicts reforming to save a peach farm. Rehearsals ran over four weeks under Miss De Bite Gracey with supporting roles by Margaret Nauman Edith Edwards and Beac on Tilinger. Tonight's show starts at 8 p.m.
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Tessie Strong
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Sam Martin
George Shenplee
Callahan
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