Spring Music Festival at First Methodist Church
Three area choirs from First Methodist First Lutheran and Westminster Presbyterian rehearse for a three day festival at First Methodist Church April 21 to 23. The 190 voices perform Seven Last Words and Stabat Mater with four visiting soloists and local and Chicago accompanists.
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First Methodist
First Lutheran
Westminster Presbyterian
First Methodist Chuced
C. Albert Seblin
First Presbyterian Benefit Operetta Next Week
First Presbyterian church choir presents Princess Bonnie a two act operetta in East High school auditorium next week middle of week with a 75 year cast. Frank Thomas of New York City directs.
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Princess Bonnie
East High School
First Presbyterian Church Choir
Frank &. ‘Thomas
New York City
Maine
Tar- Baulin
Nancy
Bonnie Bell
Ang Lig
Donna _Pompose
Emilly Coulstock
Roy
Craig Ellyson
Captain Tarpaulin
Vo OW. White
Pompose
C. le Tarbell
Shirimps
Victor ¥Elihoerer
Count Passetti
George Coutts
Sailvader
John Milles
Or Cantain Surf
Roy Guiats
Zereldal Aldrich
Marjorie Anderson
Bernice Bluhm
Marjorie Fearn
Lorraine Gibson
Tara Glow
Tone Mae Halaska
Margaret Hunt
Grace Jirka
Lois Kindle
Ruth Miller
Martha Smith
Isabelte
Thompson
Lenore
Vaughn
Dorothy Wald
Kathrine Wildes
Grage Barr
Edith Bloom
Miriam Boysen
Cora May Busby
Adlleent Clarke
Virginia” Fish
Ene Fiint
Layonne
Foster
Roberta
Vreeman
Co. Shéring
Florence TJ
Martha McCormick
Janet MekKe
Wucle McQuilken
Merle Miller
Ti Hety Morris
Fray Parkin
Mr. v
Harold Smith
Eli Gladys Snyder
Ruth Zieslorsy Betz
Richard Gibgon
Wayne Hartletp
Sidney Jackson
Earlow Paul Suffern
Carroll
Philip Rausch
Harold Thompson
Charles Kline
Harry Reed
Ida Cooler
Robert Stevenson
T. A. Boysen
Jsdward Larsen
Glsbe Parker
Alien
Oliver Traebauer
C. A. Morris
Fred Sperry
James Graham
George Wheeler
Frankiel Donat S
Charles Asinyea
Waterloo Women to Attend Fifth Biennial Music Federation Meet
Waterloo women will attend the fifth biennial meeting of the Inwa Federation of Susie elwbs in Iowa for a three day session March 16. Miss Mildred Gleason is state recording secretary and will oversee registrations and act as convention secretary. Mrs. C. D. Marckres will preside. 38 new clubs have federated since 1923, Waterloo is represented by three clubs. Zimbalist will perform first evening. Mrs. J. Z. Dorgan will supervise the gong artists contest. juniors will present piano test pieces.
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Waterloo
Inwa Federation
Susie Elwbs
Iowa
Maren Lu
Aliss
Mildred Gleason
Harold F. Smith
Natura Music Club
Miss Gleason
C. D. Marckres
Perry
California
Zimbalist
J. Z
Dorgan
Davenport
95 Grade School Girls and Mothers at Y W Banquet
95 grade school girls and mothers attended the YWCA annual mother daughter banquet in the association gymnasium with color themed table settings using daffodils and carnations. Miss Mary Herzing directed banquet preparations, with toasts by Josephine Murtagh and others. Deloras Mayes, six, performed violin as girls from Washington Irving High School presented performances.
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Nuinbers
Association Gymnasium
Mary Herzing
Josephine Murtagh
Harriett. Reisner
Mary Christie
Miriam Strayer
Williams
Deloras Mayes
Wastington
Irving Behont
Hast and West
Mrs. C. MM. Kline
Marian Bronson
Two Departments of Woman's Club Meet Next Week
Waterloo Woman's Club prepares meetings for Romance Language Department on Tuesday afternoon and Civic division on Friday at the clubhouse. Recent activities included a sixty third birthday commemoration of William J. Locke with a review by Mrs. H. B. Lichty and analysis of Belloc's Path to Rome.
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Waterloo Woman'’s Club
Civic Division
William J. Locke
H. B. Lichty
J. G. McAlvin
Hillaire Belloc
Rome
D. Dela Sheldon
Walter Ei. Johnson
W. R. Cole
C. D.cass
Romance Language Department
George Garrettson
Love Alford
G. L. Ostrander
L. E. Bickelberg
R.V. Gibson
H. W. Sigworth
J. M. Moalloy
J. Kluss
Harry Shaw
M. Wallace
Walker
Oiis
Jackson McCoy
Board Prepares for Annual Convention of Iowa Federation
Des Moines March 7 plans for the annual convention of the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs on May 19 20 21 and 22 were discussed. Mrs Henry C Taylor president highlighted Ames model home project and department chairmen outlined plans for the welfare of the home. National speakers are expected and federation officials say they aim to promote clean journalism and constructive news across Iowa.
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Des Moines
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Iowa State College
Ames
Henry C. Taylor
Bloomfield
Clark Daniels
Federation
Taylor
I G& Itself
Co Newspapers
Iowa
District Meeting of Iowa P T A in Waterloo
The Iowa P T A district meeting will be in Waterloo on Thursday April 2 with 160 or more delegates registered. Mrs DB A Rucquit of Dubuque is district chair and Mrs R Fl Thompson of Waterloo is secretary. Morning session at 10 am in First Presbyterian Church features three minute chair reports and a business meeting.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Waterloo
DB. A- Rucquit
Dubuque
R. Fl. Thompson
First Presbyterian Church
East Erish
Waterton
E.R. Lower
Town City
Towa
Presby
Verian Church Program Addresses and Luncheon Reservations
Mrs G V Williams will give the address at 12 30 after which Mrs P B Lowe of Cedar Rapids will respond Following a vocal selection by Mrs Emily Trevarthen Sanborn Mrs A O Ruste past state president will speak on Looking Ahead Reservations for luncheon can be made with Mrs Frank McDonald Waterloo
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Verian Church
G. V. Williams
P. B. Lowe
Cedar Rapids
Emily Trevarthen Sanborn
A. O. Ruste
Wil
Frank McDonald
Waterloo
University Women to Convene Monday
University of Women to convene Monday with host Ms. W H Bickley welcoming American Association of University Women members at her home Thesday evening. Program includes a paper on the equal rights amendment by Miss Jessica Milligan a review of Patricks book Psychology of Social Reconstruction by Mrs C W Kirkpatrick and a walking rehearsal of Knoblacks My Lady's Lace. Participants include Mrs Merle B Witt Mrs Roger Birdsall Mrs Harold Smith Mrs A R Bartell Miss Maude Popp and more from University of Chicago Nebraska Teachers College Simpson College Iowa State Tarkio College.
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W. H. Bickley
American Association of University Women
Jessica Milligan
Patrick
C. W. Kirkpatrick
Knoblack
Merle B. Witt
Roger Birdsall
Harold Smith
A. R. Bartell
Maude Popp
Bickley
University of Chicago
Ray Pratt
Henrietta Hill
Chicago ‘ University
Raymond Holt
Nebraska Teachers” College
W. A. Lane
GO. D. Sheldon
Simpson College
J. H. Shanks
Melrose D A R to Meet Tuesday in Regular Session
Melrose chapter D A R plans regular monthly meeting Tuesday at the home of Mrs Hugh McCartney with hostesses Mrs J Langfeldt Mrs J W Brown Mrs W Knoop Mrs Nancy Canfield Miss Nettie Liehty Miss Nellie Litchfield Miss Catharine Friend and Adelaide Hungerford. A board session is set for Monday at 1 30 pm at Hotel Russell Lamson.
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Mary Melrose
Daughters of the American Revolution
I Walt Sweet
Hugh Mmccartney
J. Langfeldt
J. W Brown
W. Knoop
Nancy ©. Canfield
Nettie Liehty
Nellie Litchfield
Catharine
Friend
Adelaide Hungerford
Russell
Lamson
Raymond Folk
Ruth Undegraff
Ja.g. Sawyer
McCartney
A. R
Club Notes and Social Events Preserved in Westminster
Mrs Frank Smith hosted the Fr W club with needlework and guests Mrs Will Brown returning from Kentucky and Mrs Gerald Smith. Westminster hosts a Mother Daughter Banquet for 140 at Presbyterian church with Dr Charles Darling giving invocation and Mrs Cheney presiding. Green and white St Patrick themes adorned tables.
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Frank Smith
Will Brown
Kentucky
Gerald Smith
Westminster
Harriett Cutler
Presbyterian Church
Charles D. Darling
Black
E. Cheney
Ables
Robert Wattar
A. West
W. A. B. Graham
Surprise Party at Miller Home for Birthday Occasion
Last evening about 30 friends gathered at Mrs. W W Miller's home for a surprise birthday party with 500 Favors won by Mrs. E B Dickinson and Otto Kabler, Mrs P B Shinley and B D Lane, Amy Gilman and Helen Kelly among attendees. Royal Neighbors and Woodmen groups planned a March 26 event at Ben Hur hall, with March 26 dance and party plans announced.
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W W. D. Miller
E. EB. Dickinson
Otto Kabler
P. B. Shinley
B. D. Lane
Amy Gilman
Helen Kelly
Coder Falls
Royal Neighbors
Gannon Camp
Royal
Ben Hur Hall
Sack Jensen
Do Kum club guests and upcoming meeting noted
Do Kum club members were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Masfield last evening. Winners of favors included Mrs. Francis Blitsch Mike Morgetsee and Mrs. Everett Appleba. Miss Avis Lewick hosted Ant eek club with 500 in games. T N B club met for needlework and a two course luncheon. Pandora club hosted by Mira Scroggs. J C Madsen admitted to membership.
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E. H. Masfield
Francis Blitsch
Mike Morgetsee
Everett Appleba
Joe Blitsch
Floyd Newell
Avis Lewick
Mira
K. G. Scroggs
Pandora Club
J.C. Madsen
Mem
Immanuel Lutheran Church Women Grow in Service
Church groups in the Immanuel Lutheran church school hall admitted Mrs. Emil Bruch and Mrs. O R Schultz to membership. They planned new schoolroom shades, clothing for a Alabama mission station, and semiannual gifts to indigent Evangelical Lutheran college students. Hostesses were Mrs. Gistan Kretzshman, Mrs. F J Koepke and Mrs. William Kurth.
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Art Society of
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Emil Bruch
O. R. Schultz
Alabama
Evangelical Lutheran
Gistan Kretzshman
F. J. Koepke
William Kurth
County Attorney Leads Raid on Pilot Grove Moonshine Distillery
County attorney W A Cook with deputy sheriffs Roy Arnetrong and Warren Buckley conducted a raid on the Pilot Grove farm seven miles east on Grant highway. They found a complete moonshine plant including a .25 gallon still, 250 gallons mush, 40 quarts finished product, and related equipment. Richard Milius, alleged owner, was arraigned in municipal court on illegal possession and maintaining a liquor nuisance with bail set at $600. hearing next Tuesday. The still and product were turned over to Sheriff H T Wager as evidence.
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Lqnor
Cook
Roy Arnetrong
Warren Buckley
Pilot Grove Farm
Grant Highway
Richard Milius
H. T. Wager
Grove Farm
City in Brief Adapts to Local Happenings and Notices
Short city report items list thefts, travel, hospital work, and social events. Mrs. F H Ralph returns from Pittsburgh after visiting relatives in Ohio. A Ford coupe stolen on Lafayette Street. Community groups plan meetings in schools, churches, and civic clubs. Local officials note 24 hour postal service shift and a 160000 dollar hospital addition plan in Freeport. Various residents attend anniversaries, funerals, and social visits in Waterloo and Des Moines.
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Peak
Thode Island
Nolice
F. H. Ralph
Dorothy
Pittsburgh
O. J. Valentine
EF. F. Kistner
W. H. Felsing
St. Louis
Charlies Merritt
Arta McCune
Fourth Street
Cleveland
F. E. Stewart
Lloyd Selick
Lafayette Street
Glen Richardson
Des Moines
Waterloo
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Sycamore Street
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Answer to Friday’s Crossword
The page announces the daily Cross Word Puzzle solution for Friday’s edition, highlighting the answer key and where to locate it in the newspaper.
S C White Reported In Serious Condition
S C White a money order department employee at the post office is in serious condition at his home 402 Western avenue with arterial hardening and congestive issues. He has not worked since January 24 and authorities say his status is critical. The report notes medical complications and mentions a separate March item about TPuchin Indians graves disturbed by grave robbers.
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S.C. White
Western Avenue
White
Burroughs Nature Club Notes and Answers 1923
A compact reader note from Burroughs Nature Club discusses questions about hummingbirds butterflies tubers and plant growth. It includes answers to previous questions on seed germination root and stem directions insect diets and unusual lengths of seaweed stems with specific examples and species names.
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Hecht
America
Bot‘Bay
Veteran stockbuyer dies in wreck after train strike
Sumper a March date reports longtime local stockbuyer D H Robinson died shortly after a Ford sedan was struck by a Pilot train three miles northwest of town. Survived by widow and three daughters, he was brother to Bob Robinson of Rock Island who died in a prior wreck. Services set for 2 p.m. Sunday.
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Sumper
D-H. Robinson
Robinson
Jessie Craw‘ford
Woodstock
Elmer Glaw
Clete Pierce
Waterloo
Eele
Bob Robinson
Rock Island
Green Mountain
Face Peeling Fatal in Two Instances
Detectives investigating the death of Mrs. Jessie Gilchrist in a Hollywood face peeling operation probe a new report that she underwent another face modeling procedure last June by Dr. Gertrude Steele. Steele fled to Germany after being charged with manslaughter in a patient death.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Jessie Gilchrist
Holly= sWood
Colored Women Clash in Police Court Hearing
In police court this morning two colored women nearly came to blows over a room occupancy dispute. Alina Cook faced a charge of disturbing the public quiet. the accuser held the defining witness trunk when rent was unpaid. The judge struggled to maintain order as witnesses spoke. The trial was continued to March 10. Two young men arrested last night for disturbing the public quiet were fined $3 each. A motorist who pleaded guilty to passing a streetcar while passengers were disembarking received 15 days in city jail. W I Connor and J W Matts son were granted liberty until Ment R ay with a chance to leave town.
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Alina Cook
Builty
W. I. Connor
Shortstop Signs With Dubuque In Valle League
Iowa City semipro Buck McGuire has signed to play shortstop with Dubuque in the Valle league this year. Wayland Hicks, last year’s shortstop, has signed again for 1925 but will move to third base.
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Dubuque
Buck McGuire
Iowa City
Wayland
Hicks
Vestry Entertained at Hotel Russell Lamson Talk
Members of the vestry of St. Mark's Episcopal church were entertained last evening in Hotel Russell Lamson by a noted thinker. He spoke at the monthly meeting with reports from several committees. Plans were made for Lent and Easter.
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St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Russell-Lamson
Lamson
Rery
Change in Time for Waverly to Waterloo Rail Service
Effective Sunday March the railway announces schedule changes. The train currently leaving Waverly at 6:15 p.m. and arriving at Waterloo at 7:00 p.m. will depart Waverly at 6:33 p.m. and reach Waterloo at 7:40 p.m. This alters connections at C. G. W. station with the C. G. W. train from Fort Dodge arriving at Waverly at 6:20 p.m.
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Maren
Wavely
Waterloo
Waverly
Fford
C.G. W
Ft. Dodge
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