Slavic Influence on American Music Studied at Wa tering Women's Club
A report on Mrs. F. J. Miller's talk to the Wateriog Women's Club on Slavic influence in American music. Russian artists Paderewski, Gabriliowtrsck and Godowsky discussed with performances by Miss Raneen Davis and Miss Evelyn Wiegand. Illustrations included Dvorak works and a walking rehearsal of Mansions.
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America
Paderew_ski
Gabriliowtrsck
Godowskyi
F. J. Miller
Fine Arts Department
Wateriog Women’s Club
Rachmanineys
Raneen Davis
Accopani
Evelyn Wiegand
Jack Pauterson
New World Symphony
Antonin Dvorak
Fei Corton
A. C. Prime
Hazel Scott
Cortan
C. M. Young
Zriven
Phbh
Mary Nancyt Graham
Area View Jin
J. E. Brinkman
Ruth Bassett
F. A. Boggs
Waterton Federation of Women's Organizations
Howard Burr
Iawn Federation of Music Clubs
Anniversary Dinner Celebrates Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
The S V Auxiliary marks its fourteenth anniversary in Waterloo with a banquet at Piety Memorial Hall. Civil War veterans and wives attend as guests. May Walker heads the committee and Mrs Elie Zelter gives the toast. The program includes songs, talks on auxiliary history, division origins, a violin and harp piece, and a Yo uth event. A bake sale and social follow later this month.
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Sons of Veterans
Waterloo
Wdtuaier HK Memorial
May Walker
Elie Zelter
America
Walker
Gertrude Wright
Grace Stallman
Fannie Mieggison
Side Talks 32 on Symptomanta
In this column a speaker describes a reticent highbred woman sharing personal symptoms after illness. The piece discusses news value of near events, how local proximity affects coverage, and the amusement found in people comparing health stories. Joseph Collins notes the delight in talking about oneself and questions about doctors’ pay.
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Vage
Joseph Collins
Beauty Tips for Oily Complexions and Skin Care
The article describes methods to treat oily skin in winter and summer using powders, soap, and starch pastes. It warns against heavy cold creams, suggests tinctures of green soap with caution, and recommends exercises to improve leg and thigh tone along with general fitness routines.
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Unioncike
Dir Au
Nate
Reading Learned 65 Years Ago at First Congregational Party
Rev. Orm. Van Swearingen, a 65 year old church leader, gave a reading learned nearly 65 years ago at a First Congregational Woman's Working association luncheon. The event featured solos and readings by Mrs John Swift and Miss Kait Bi, with A. S. Lovejoy presiding and Mrs. ALS. Weinhaar and Miss Nellie Newton Janes in attendance. The superannuated pastor, 10 years older than his wife, lives in Mitchell and has long served the Dakotas as a pioneer Congregational minister.
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M. van Swearingen
Innehvou First Congregational Wotman’s Working Association
Teacher's Institute
Dixon
van] Swearingen
John Swift
Kait Bi
Olin
Die Fae
Pistol
J. Clark
Mery Davis
B.lod
AL Cobb
M's
Jane F
Emmett
Covell
A. S. Lovejoy
Chharge
Als. Weinhaar
Ars Genzadion
Nellie Newton Janes
Lancheon
Mitchell
Alc. Prime
Roy
van Swellingen
Dakotas
Hne
Strawberry Point
van Swearingen
First
University Women Elect Officers at April Session
The Taterion branch of the American Association of University Women will meet at the home of Mrs. W. H. Ridkley on Tuesday evening in April for officer nominations and election. Miss Blanche Robbins led discussions on legislation with Senators Cummins and Brookhart and Congressman T. J. Robinson sending favorable replies on child labor amendments. New member Mrs. J. Williamson was announced while high school plays yielded about $11 in proceeds.
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Taterion
American Association of University Women
W. H. Ridkley
T. Af. Buchanan
F. Miller
Frarry Maine
Jack Patterson
Will A Lane
Blanche Robbins
Legislative Committee
Cummins
Brookhart
T. J. B. Robinson
Church News Highlighting Local Club Meetings
The Sewing circle meets at St Marys school hall hosted by Mrs Elates Fried Koester and Eroehling. Iowa Vedertion of Business and Professionals Women plan luncheons at Anne Wussell Lamson HQ May 18 17. Johns Parish Women Society gathers tonight at Avis Gregory residence. Walnut Street Baptist and First Presbyterian Philatheans schedule gatherings with talks and suppers. Sunday school milestones noted.
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Iowa
Vidieration of Business and Professionals
Anne Wussell-Lamson
Bh. Po
Agnes Mason
Maude Harmon
Bon Amicus Club Notes and Social Gatherings
Bon Amicus members played 506 yesterday evening as guests of Mrs Willian Orvin. Wins went to Mrs Phil Lucas and Mrs WJ Harris. Mrs HS er sem an admitted to member enin. Mrs D S Ramage hosted at 22 Happy Hour Club. Yellow jonquils adorned tables. Mrs K H Keith assisted serving. Afternoon entertainments included pies and quilting reminders. BM C club to luncheon at Mrs George Ferguson Thursday.
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Amlcue Club
M. A. Taylor
Bon Amicus
Willian
Orvin
Phil Lucas
WJ. Harris
HS. ®Erseman
Enin
D. S. Ramage
Alull
Happy Iour Club
C. A. Morris
W.C. Liffring
Keith
Hustess
Mary
Charles Bell
BM. C
George Ferguson
Westminster Church to Hold Special Services March 13 14
Westminster Presbyterian Church will host two special services on Thursday and Friday evenings at 7:30 led by Dr. Charles D. Darling pastor. Thursday’s sermon is The Church and the Christian and Friday’s is The Things That Are Eternal. Invitation extended to other churches. a class will be received Sunday during Bringing of Gifts day.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Charles D. Darling
Darling
Waterloo
Westminster
Woman Finds Father She Had Never Seen After Long Search
Indianapolis March 12. A daughter who believed her father dead and a father who thought his daughter dead arranged a meeting after a years long search. Ira Wilson was located by police in Indianapolis at the request of Mrs. Gilbert Dust. The daughter was left at an orphanage at six months old after her parents separated and grew up believing her mother and father were gone.
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Tod
Ira Wilson
Gilbert Dust
Des Moines
City in Brief Highlights From Cedar Rapids Notes
Cedar Rapids social and civic items feature Mrs August Thompson visiting Mrs Sara Garin Fer at 331 Utica Street and no police session today as the calendar clears. Des Moines visitors C I Bernd and family stay with the Sheneys. Parkersburg folks visit Wa ter Bishop home then head to Michigan. Pioneer club plans picnic supper at Grant School with pro study and recreation. Victor Loosbrock returning from major operation, visits business briefly. Lions club hosts guest entertainer Phillip Gordon at Huncheon. Harry M Reed leads program. A J Attus reports Wa verly on Spanish war vets camp business. Great Northern freight agent A J Cheesman and Baltingore rep CH widers in Davenport on business. ML CLASS board meets at 7 30 pm at Association rooms Robert Anderson post G A R holds meeting tomorrow at 2 80 pm. Sons of Veterans auxillary serves supper. Bake sale Saturday. Barkley hardware store first Brethren church Ladies.
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Cedar Rapids
Sara A. Garin- Fer
Utica Street
C. I. Bernd
Des Moines
C. M. Sheney
Eva Deyo
Parkersburg
Water Bishop
Michigan
Colored Boys’ Pioneer Club
Grant School
Victor Loosbrock
Lions City
Suest
Huncheon
Phillip Gordon
America
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A. J. Attus
U.S. W. Vu
Waverly
A. J. Cheesman
Great Northern Lines
CH Widers
Baltingore
Ohio
Davenport
Association Rooms
Robert Anderson
Sons of Veterans
Barkley’s Hardware
First “Brethren Church
Rath Packing Chief Sees Growth in California and Iowa
John W. Rath, president of Rath Packing, visiting Los Angeles, notes strong east circulation and new west distribution for Waterloo meat products. He predicts Iowa growth, plans staff deployments in southern California, and expects healthy volume without inflation, citing a 700,000 hog annual turnover and growing demand.
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Rath Packing Company
California
Pacific Coast
Waterloo
Los Angeles Times
Iowa
T. Rath
Los Angeles
Howard GC. Rath
Los Angel
Coast City
Hath
The
Times
East
Towa
Three Soldiers Need Guardians for War Benefits
Mrs. Etta F. Worthen, executive secretary of the Red Cross home service, filed three district court actions seeking guardians of property for three World War veterans unable to manage their affairs. Floyd Foster has $12 monthly government pay and $100 hospital bill. Roy Marshall at the state hospital in Independence has about 3100 from the town soldiers bonus fund. Harl Fadd is entitled to a share of the state bonus though the exact amount is unknown. Beneficiary payments would be blocked without guardians.
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Etta FH. Worthen
Home Service Section
The
American Red Cross
Floyd Foster
Roy Marshall
Inde Fpendence
Harl ‘Fadd
Worihen
Bird Day Set for March 27 in Iowa Schools
The Iowa General Assembly establishes Bird Day on March 27 each year with a mandate for all public schools to devote time to studying birds their habits usefulness and protection. If March 27 falls on a non school day the observance occurs on the next regular school day.
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Fortieth General Assembly
Iowa
Shorty Russick Wins 200-Mile Pas Dog Derby in Record Time
Winnipeg report states "Shorty" Russick won the 200 mile Pas dog derby finishing at 10 55 a m today in 23 hours 45 minutes a new record time set for the event.
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Shorty
Russick
Winnipeg
Man
Shorty” Russick
Walnut Street Baptists to Begin Revival Services Sunday
Walnut Street Baptists set revival services to begin Sunday with Rev. Edward J. Crane as tenor soloist and reader. Crane will sing at each meeting and organize a large chorus choir. Services start at 7 30 p m with songbooks from the Anderson party. Cottage prayer meetings are announced for 7 30 p m today at several listed homes.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Edward J. Crane
Edward L. Crane
Anderson
Crate
Denver
Uolo
F. J. Wilcox
Sumner
L. P. Davis
Hicker
E. B. Holmes
Ninthwest
Justin Prescott
Mobile
R. M. Lewis
Saxon
Des Moines to Host National Catholic Charities Conference
Des Moines announces the National Catholic Charities conference will draw over 10 900 delegates from across the United States September 7 to 12. Bishop Jrumm names a general committee in charge of arrangements as the city prepares for a major event this year.
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Des Moines
United States
National Catholic Charities Conference
Jrumm
Masonic Campaigners Host Dinner To Report Progress
The Masonic campaign organization will hold a first report dinner at the Masonic temple this evening to review progress of the drive for a $100,000 temple fund. Dinners will be served nightly until the campaign ends next Monday. W W Sibert, general chairman, says funds are progressing satisfactorily and success is virtually assured. All Masonic and Eastern Star members will be solicited. The first audited financial report will be announced tomorrow.
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Masonic Temple
W. W W. Sibert
Taday
Masonic
Eastern Star
Reverend John Bunyan Smith Visits Waterloo Parishioners
Rev. John Bunyan Smith of First Baptist Wichita Wan visited Walnut Street Baptist Church members in Waterloo last evening. He previously served eight years as pastor here and on return from Chicago reported Mrs. Smith and other family members well. his Wichita church reportedly flourishing.
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Street Baptist
HS. Bunniely
John Bunyan Smith
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First Baptist Church
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Wan
Waterloo
Walnut Street Baptist Church
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Chicago
Waterloo Nurses Placed on Committees at District Meeting
At a St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital session in Waterloo District Four of the Registered Nurses Association reorganized. Mrs J R Murray chaired the program committee and Miss Ruby Reimler led relief work. Miss Lillian Zeugenzuhler and Miss Violet Rohlf headed membership and legislative committees. Nine members joined. Dr C I Groening spoke on diabetic conditions and insulin.
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Alrs
J. R. Murray
Ruby Reimler
Registered Nurses Association
St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital
Mary Raphael
Nanna Colby
Registered Nurses
Detroit
Mich
Lillian Zeugenzuhler
Lampton
Violet Rohlf
Waverly
Association
C. I. Groening
The Whipping Boss to be Shown at Plaza Theatre
A film by the American Legion will screen at Plaza Theatre April 17 18 19 under Becker Chapman post. It portrays conditions in southern convict camps focusing on Martin Talbert a North Dakota youth allegedly forced to death in a Florida camp. The Legion helped abolish convict leasing and the film has broad club endorsements.
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American Legion
South
Plaza Theatre
Becker-Chapman Post
Martin Talbert
North Dakota
Florida
Talbert
National Federation of Women's Clubs
Voluntary Petitions in Bankruptcy Filed in Dubuque
Voluntary petitions in bankruptcy filed in federal court at Dubuque were returned to J. E. B. Jordan, local referee, for adjudication. John Burns Brown of Oska loosa, formerly Waterloo, lists liabilities at 27,908 and assets of 20,298 with 800 exempt. Allen Sharp near Janesville lists liabilities 36,350 with 27,250 secured and 11,100 assets. a German bond valued at 50,006 is in doubt. exempt property claimed at 1,360.
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J. EB. Jordan
John Burnesa Brown
Hess & Brown
Oskaloosa
Waterloo
Allen Sharp
Janesville
Ben Hur Sociable Follows Court Session in Crawfordsville
Members and friends will meet after the Melchoir court Tribe of Ben Hur business session at the auditorium. Plans for a spectacular initiation of candidates are set for the first week in April with WN Steele Crawfordsville supreme instructor directing the ceremonies at a high school auditorium.
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Melchoir Court
Tribe of Ben Hur
WN. Steele
Crawfordsville
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