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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1929
Page
12
The Ameri can Conservatory of Music graduate Scholin served as organist and choir director at First M. E. Church. A goodly audience enjoyed eight numbers in a program that included a sonata in D minor composed by Scholin himself.
Miss Dorothy Bondurant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Bondurant, 1305 Grant Avenue, earned a bachelor of music from Chicago Conservatory and performed the first two parts of a three part sonata at a recent Chicago recital. The audience clapped after an unplanned moment during a sacred service.
The master organist, eight years at the church, uses keyboard and pedals to create extraordinary tone colors in a serious Scholin sonata. Recital includes Memories, an early work. He has raised musical appreciation locally, hosting noted players and singers. An Egypt narcotics estimate of 28 million dollars is mentioned.
Wartey owner of Wartey's Wall Paper Paint Glass announces expansion after negotiating purchase of the two story brick building at 511-13 Bluff Street from the W. F. Baum estate. He will move to the new quarters with enlarged stocks including a furniture and household goods department while wallpaper and paint remain in the old store until lease matters are settled. Wartey has 22 years in Waterloo business, 16 years at Fourth and Washington streets. Terms of sale were not disclosed.
Albert Schelin, perhaps Waterloos most devoted student of the fine arts, gave a recital last evening in Kimball Hall Chicago, presenting his own sonata as part of an upcoming program.
An advertisement for MELLO-GLO Face Powder from Lauerman's touts velvety skin in youth tones. It claims government approval, no pastiness or irritation, a new French spreading process, and long wear with reduced shine on noses.
Mrs L E Hatz of Johnson City New York reports severe illness in her daughter age twenty one led to loss of appetite and nerves. After two bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound the daughter regained appetite and cheerfulness and could work again.
A vintage advertisement promotes Resinol Soap and Ointment to cleanse pores and soothe irritated spots. It claims daily use leaves skin clear and soft, urging readers to try the treatment and purchase from Adall druggists.
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