Community party to feature improvised orchestra and talk
A Monday afternoon house party is planned with a Triplony orchestra providing improvised music under Mrs A G Brinkeraff. High school girls supervised by an 8 member committee will run the event with talk dancing and refreshments to follow.
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Orgiui
Offorinis
Triplony
Cedar Veights
A. G. Brinkeraff
Mies
C. W. Robertson
R. E. Iysell
Reeder Aim
G. Ralston
Goughere
Ropund Rausch
Ira Wodamur
David Stevenson
Florence Lowe
Macy Mappbell
Will Tan Galloway
E.R. Shoemaker
Wirkpatrick
James Edward
J. W. Brown
M. J. Fowler
Fr. J
James Burham
Ralph Edger- Ton
Hess “Shoemaker
Lua Bell Stover
Jenne Edger- Ten
Ditk Barns
Mozart Opera to Be Sung Tonight at Cedar Falls
Mozart's opera comique The Marriage of Figaro will be presented tonight at 8 15 in Meachers college auditorium by the William Wade Hinshaw Opera company in English. Cast includes Pavel Ludiker Figaro Mme Ian Hine Miss de Pleiseher Miss Celia Turrill Alfredo Valenti Ralph Brainard and Herman Gelhansen with Ernest Isloch as musical director. Advance seat sales were strong and mounting demand nearly filled the auditorium. this is the final offering on the Teachers college lecture and entertainment course for the 1924-1925 season.
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Mozart
Meachers College
Tha
Teachers College
University Women Meet at Patterson Home Tuesday
Miss Anne Patterson will host the March meeting of the Waterloo branch of the American Association of University Women in her home Tuesday evening assisted by alumnae and former students of the University of Iowa. Mrs. Ivan Powers chairs the hostess committee with several named members. The program includes a musical surprise feature and a presentation of New Books by Dr. W. Schear.
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Anne Patterson
Waterloo
American Associalion
Siuminaé
University, of Iowa
Unity Guild Funds Report Miss Roderick Calls Meeting
Unity and First Methodist Episcopal Church members plan to report on their mission fund assessments and maintenance costs for the overseas pastor at a Monday evening session in the church social room. President Miss Margaret Rodderick issued the call to the session.
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Unity
First Methodist Episcopal “Church
Margaret Roderick
Regubkir
Gsunld
Pienle
SepiRe
Gaskers
Social Events on Week's Calendar
Week's events include meetings and social gatherings across Des Moines and area. Descriptions mention the State conference in Des Moines, women’s clubs, lodge events, bridge, and weekly dances with various hosts and locations.
Penaluna and Hausman Wed at First Lutheran Church
Anna B. Penaluna and B. J. Hausman wed on Friday in a ceremony at 2 30 p.m. at First Lutheran church. The bride wore poudre blue crepe and carried butterfly Chpella roses. Witnesses included Malanid rs. Joe Horsfall. After a short wedding trip the couple will reside on the George Rausman farm six miles north of Waterloo.
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Anna B. Penaluna
B. J. Hausman
Tev. Leary Mueller
Amg E. Penalune
Ernest J. Mausma
First Lutheran Church
Leanter
Malanid
Joe Horsfall
George Rausman
Waterloo
Piano Recital Opens Alcott P T A Program Tuesday
A 15 minute piano recital on the new piano will open the Alcott P T A meeting Tuesday evening. Recitals begin at 7 30 with Kathleen and Mary Jean Adams to perform after assembly singing. Miss Mather Henderson will address on Americanization in Waterloo. Mrs Earl A Roadman will sing with piano by Miss Jessie Shirley. Third grade mothers hostesses and bring cups and spoons. A penny march is planned.
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Alcott Parent-Teacher Association
Kathleen
Mary’ Jean Adams
Mather Henderson
Jessie Shirley
Orange Couple Honored On 42nd Anniversary Party
On their forty second wedding anniversary in Orange township Terry county Pa 45 neighbors and friends surprised Mr and Mrs L A Sanderson at home The day opened with a noon picnic dinner The couple were given a chair Their two daughters Mrs Russell Pines and Miss Helen Sanderson joined the celebration The oldest daughter lives in Duyenpert
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Terry County
Alr
L. A. Sanderson
Orange Township
Sanderson
Russell Pines
Helen Sanderson
Duyenpert
Houor
F. F. Parris
Orange
Township
Cornell Program to Be Broadcast From Grace Church
Cornell alumni and former students are invited by Fred J. Miller and W. W. Williams to listen in at Grace Methodist Episcopal church Monday evening. The Cornellian radio program will feature talks by the president and professors, musical numbers, and special features, broadcast from WSUI Iowa City. Officers for the Cornell club for the coming year will be elected at the business meeting planned for $2.30.
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Cornell College
Fred J. Miller
Hey
W. Williams
Pythian Sisters Card Party Set For Tuesday Hall
The Pythian Sisters announce a card party at the hall Tuesday evening. Doors open at 8 PM with games including cards and refreshments to follow. Proceeds support lodge activities and community projects. Participants urged to attend and bring friends.
Pianist to Present Recital at T C Chapel Thursday
Miss Lyla Das of Chitkaville will give a piano recital at Gilchrist Chapel with soprano Miss Florence Reed of Cedar Falls assisting. The program includes Liszt, Beethoven, and other works, performed under the guidance of Miss Allin Breeman of Tawa State Teachers College Conservatory.
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T. C. Chapel
Lyla Das
Chitkavitle
Allin Breeman
Tawa State Teachers College Conservatory
Gilchrist Chapel
Florence Reed
Cedar Alls
Marcit Finches
Corchemrtie Ecompaument
Playlet for Past Matrons Club in Waterloo Chapter
Past Matrons of Waterloo chapter O E S enjoyed a playlet titled Tubbs Telegram performed at Mrs Hazel Diettick home with actresses Mmes Wyden Hickelberg Rector Gee Drilling Chickering Bothwell Carson. New member Elia Fredericks welcomed. Next meeting set for April 1 at Mrs Rector’s home. Birthday surprise for Francis Butsch featured five hundred and a supper. Wedding anniversary for F F Parris honored with a surprise party and cash purse. WO T A to Med Rev Jope couple to speak at W C A parlor. Mary Melrose D A A visit. Regular meeting postponed one week due to Des Moines spring conference.
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Worthessigy Vivening
Wirterlog
Clienter
OW OK
Susanis
Tubbs
D. W. Bothwell
L Paul Carson
Elia Fredericks
Francis Butsch
Imatal
Joe Buitsch
Clarence Aind
Lou Blitsch
Wo.t. A
R. HB. Jope
Central Christian Church
Jope
Jopé
Mary Melrose
Des Moines
Jubilee of Double Wedding 50 Years Ago Observed Sunday
A Danish Waterloo couple and their family marked the 50th anniversary of their double wedding with a Sunday service at the Danish Lutheran church and an open house Monday at their Washington Street home. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson arrived in the United States in 1870, married in 1876, and lived in Waterloo most of their years, while Mr. and Mrs. Anderson settled in Dagmar, Montana after farming in Iowa. The Johnsons have two children and seven grandchildren, and Mr. Johnson recently suffered a minor stroke.
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A. la Johns
Washington Street
Johnsen
Ark Anderson
Johnson
J. Miller
Mr. Johnson
United States
Waterloo
Miller
Chris Johnson
Mrs. Anderson
Montane
Dagmar
Three Events on Calendar for G A R Women
Lincoln circle Ladies of the G A R plan three events for Memorial Shollow Friday afternoon with a timblebee on March 16 at the Paul Davis home led by Mrs William Watters. March 19 features open post session and ritual work in Memorial hall, preceded by a picnic led by Mr P M Wasttburgh and Mrs Eda Bates. A bake sale is set for April 5 under supervision of Mrs Delia McAllister Mrs GC Becker and Mrs Frank Fisher.
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Lincoln Circle
G. A.R
Jin Memorial
Lulu Crosby
Paul Davis
William Watters
Memorial Hall
P. M. Wasttburgh
Eda Bates
Delia McAllister
GC. .Becker
Frank Fisher
Heyde's Students Form Choral Group Debuts Soon
Heyde's advanced pupil choir formed by Martin Heyde rehearsed operatic and classical songs, with Lloyds leading to plan two concerts at a church to be announced. The group promises quartets trios duets and soloists and offers pianists Fidelia Callahan Tina Mi and Byrdella for service to organizations or churches.
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Tha [Heyde Studies Choir! Society
Martin T Heyde
Lloyde
Servikigp
Fidelia Callahan
Tina Mi
Byrdella
D A R Regents to Attend Convention
D A R Regents from the Waterloo and Mary Melrose chapters head to Des Moines for the annual spring conference at Hotel Fort Des Moines. Attending delegates include Mel F. P. Rehmeier Mary Melrose Mrs P H Paulsen and Mrs Floyd Chamberlain state treasurer plus other Waterloo and Des Moines representatives.
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State Association
Fort Des Moines
Des Moines
Mel. F. P. Rehmeier
Mary Melrose
P. OH. Paulsen
Wadrloo
Waterloo
J. G. Leffler
George DeWalt
J. R. Roberts
Patlsen
Billboard Erector Knocked Unconscious In Slush Fall
Lewis Henningsen of 416 Mullan avenue east employed by Pish Sign service at 519 Lafayette street slipped in slush near Rainbow drive, fell, struck the back of his head. He was rushed to Allen Sremorial hospital with a slight scalp wound and was stunned for several hours before regaining consciousness and resting.
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Lewis Henningsen
Mullan Avenue
Pish
Lafayette Street
Rainbow Drive
Henningsen
Allen Sremorial Hospital
Shakespeare Memorial Theatre Burned In Stratford Blaze
Fire today almost destroyed the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre in Stratford on Avon England. The blaze reported March 6 damaged the historic venue, with officials stating extensive destruction to the building and interior.
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Stratford-on-Avon
England
Walton League Adds 160 Members to Campaign Push
The Walton League reports 169 new members enrolled in two days as they aim for 1,000 by April 7. Team captains T. G. Menges Jack Casebeer Charles Wright and F. G. Fairweather tally new recruits while urging Waterloo men to join. President W. A. Kendry says the league champions wildlife and outdoor beauty and invites broad support.
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Rank Walton League
Waterled Waterworks
Failows
T. GC. Menges
Jack Casebeer
Charles Wright
F. G. Fairweather
Walton Ldagua
Waterloo
W. A. Kendry
Working Girls Buy Wardrobe Goods From Polo and Gloria
Hollywood March sale of a studio wardrobe saw shopgirls and factory workers bid for costumes worn by Polo Negri and Gloria Swanson. Pumps and a Gloria cape fetched little, while a $750 black satin gown sold for $34. Hundreds of women queued for the bargains as items once worn by stars changed hands.
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Hollywood
Gat
Gloria Swanson
Intel
Moving Picture Studio
Pola
Gloria
W C T U Plans Drive on Sioux City Dancehalls Vice
Sioux City officials report the local W C T U chapter is preparing a large campaign to combat vice in city dance halls. The action follows recent statutory offenses exposure linked to local venues and aims to curb immoral activities through public education and enforcement.
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W.C.T. U
Vice
Sioux City
Local Socials and Meetings Highlight La Port City Bulletin
La Port City Bulletin reports Mrs George Klock entertaining Wohtet group with 500 party prize won by GS Woodley. Literary Circle meets at Mrs Roy Ashley home with poetry roundtable and Edgar Guest selections. Invitations issued for two social events at Mrs Garrabrants and St Prucks homes. School postposed until April meeting. WIl Birkel and Grace Moore to grand jury. fire-damaged property news in Vinton.
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George Klock
Wathen
da Marte City
Aiarel
der Hone
GS Woodley
Iail Osborn
J. Glauchains
Freeman Habstett
Fame Literary Circle
Roy Ashley
Te Literary Elyclo
Airs
Egw
Della
Kane
Edgar Guest
Hemsworth
Numeraus
Wigner
J. O
Mines
Garrabrant
Wil Birkel
Grace Moore
Grand Jury
Waterton
Fosse
Ridger
Tail
Fanaly
Milns
Vinton
Mary Mayes
Viton
Four men bound over in Iowa attack case after dance hall meeting
Four men Richard Pottsuh, 20, William Bales, 44, William Massey, 20, Sloan, Iowa, and George Greedy, 34, Onawa, Indiana, were bound over to the March grand jury after a preliminary hearing in justice court. Bonds totaled 70400. All remain jailed, facing life imprisonment if convicted.
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Richard Potsuih
William Bales
William Massey
Sloan
George Greedy
Onawa
March Brand
Justice Court
Neely Wins State College Orator Title at Fairfield
Wayne Neely captured the state college champion orator title at Fairfield on March day. Central and Buena Vista representatives finished second and third in extemporaneous contest. Paul Mineur and Jonah Westeyan were among the other top finishers.
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Neely
Fwairfield
Wayne Neely
State College
Central
Buena Vista
Paul ‘Tp. Mineur
Jona Westeyan
Tiese
Anurit
Family license leads to father’s wedding to Minnie Smith
In Atlantic Iowa on March 6 a county clerk issued a marriage license to Basil Skipton for his widowed father J W Skipton to wed Minnie Smith of Adair. The ceremony had a second son as witness and took place in the Cass County clerk’s office.
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Atlantic
J. W. Skipton
Cass County Credit Association
Basil Skipton
Minnie Smith
Adair
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