Maddigan School of Music and Drama Recital Recalls Regency Era Troupers
A Maitland area recital showcases students from Maddigan School of Music and Drama. Performers include Margaurat and Maile Gigan with vocal placements and dance routines amid lines of staff and church groups. Names such as Leary Schrift and Blanche Doughty appear among the cast and audience members. Sunday social and Presbyterian group readings follow in church rooms and club spaces.
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Maddigan School of Music and Drama
Papal
Youngs Wonen
Women of Sahin Division Raises 170 for Mission Fund
Linden M 8 reports a local women’s group fundraiser that added 170 dollars to the mission fund. The meeting featured informal social time after business, with notes on committee work and planned events at Saint Mary’s parish hall.
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Linden M
Sahin
Gene Fund
Tsehatramin
Linden
T. Portes
A. Sunt
Mra
Guediield
Mertmeench
Bender
Marriages and social events in Waterloo and Cedar Rapids
Dorothy Nunn and Faville Sutton wed at First Presbyterian Waterloo at 4 pm with attendants Bliss Warrier Hichorst and Chris W. Schilling. Reception at grandparents Cedar Falls home. couple to reside in Cedar Rapids. Other society items include dances, Legion Auxiliary initiations, and weddings planned for March.
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Dorothy Nunn
Tris
Bessie Nunn
Waterloo
Faville Sutton
Gedur Rapids
First Presbyterian Church, Waterloo
J. R. Macartney
Bliss Warrier Hichorst
Chris W. Schilling
Howard Meyers
Cedar, Falls
Kemmerer Honored by Courier Office Staff
Couriers at Wyloo Eveningy Courier honored Milton Kemmerer who resigns from the publishing department to become advertising manager for Idelson Dry Goods store. A social hour, music, and expressions of appreciation followed in Pinkerton building rooms with Marla Gleason and Jelan Mito in charge.
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Burleyves
Wyloo Eveningy Courier
Milton Kemmerer
Weverlishing
Idelson Dry Moods
Marla Gleason
Jelan Mito
Kemmerer
Uurtesy
Church News East Park Presbyterian Ladies Elect Officers
East Park Presbyterian women closed the church year at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Anna Kipp electing C H E. Seote president Mrs. Bough vice president Mr Sanford secretary Mrs. Mortey treasurer Mrs. Smith corresponding secretary Fifty members attended last evening in St Johns school hall for Young People's club. Music by Miss Madeline Sims and Miss Georgia Beal featured the entertainment. Hostesses were Bernadette Callahan Agnes Weegan Margaret Garten Helen Lynch Seppa Hooney.
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East Park Presbyterian Ladies' Ald
Anna Kipp
H E. Seote
Bough
Mr Sanford
Mortey
Smith
Erma
Betty Brown
St. John’s
Young People’s Club
Madeline Sims
Georgia
Beal
Bernadette Callahan
Agnes Weegan
Margaret Garten
Helen Lynch
Seppa Hooney
Beauty Tips For Shoulder Enhancement And Training
The article urges shaping shoulder appearance through exercise and gear. It mentions home gym outfits and affordable weights, plus routines to build broader, straighter, and more attractive shoulders. Guidance covers mirror checks and progressive resistance with simple equipment.
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Nich
Anlentien
Club Notes Report Social Gatherings and Meetings
A sequence of club events in New York and surrounding areas details hostesses, guests, and cards games. Mrs Floyd Mabie and Mrs Harold Baker won honors at a Thursday afternoon event hosted by Mrs A T Smith with daughters assisting. The Kum-chat-awhile club held a study and social meeting with W J St Clair directing. Miss Viol Pierce spoke on Horghin the sculptor. Mrs P M Schreiner presided. WI AL Club members were welcomed by F L Powell. Harmonizing the club hosted a party at Black's tearoom with Irish designs and place cards. Myr A S Cannon, Mrs C F Chaney and Mrs Paul Penne attended. Mrs Nis Grau hosted the next meeting. Additional notes mention events at Black's tearoom, a party for TA M Bridee glaub, and a California trip presentation by Mrs OLN at Castle is. A full all-day meeting was conducted for Mrs Anni Wate's group with planned activities and guest lists.
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A. T. Smith
Dirs
W. J. St. Clair
P. M. Schreiner
Viol
Pierce
Horghin
Frank Robina von
Tarry Ioperts
George Grau
J. Powell
WI AL G. Glub
John Cratsuest
Nis Grau
Black’s Tearoom
Cannon
Airs. C.F
Bishop Titus Lowe to Visit Friends in BD H County
Local notice reports Bishop Titus Lowe planning a visit to friends in BD H County. Details are garbled but reference venues and dates suggest a public engagement or message of travel during the coming period.
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Titus Lowe
BD. H. County
Mrs. G. W. Harbin Dead at Age 84
Mrs. George W. Harbin of Waterloo died today at the home of her daughter in Highland Boulevard after six weeks illness. She was 84 and had lived in Waterloo since 1909. She married George W. Harbin in 1867 in Lexington and they later moved to Mitchell Indiana before settling in Waterloo. Surviving are her son Charles W. Harbin of Houston Texas and daughter Mrs. Minth Hath Harbin. Funeral arrangements are pending at O Keefe and Towne undertakers.
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George W. Harbin
Witerloo
J. WY
Harn
Hignland Boulevard
Cinguued
George W. Harkin
Lexington
Uhey
Mitchell
Ind
Witterian
Harbin
Charles W Carbin
Trouston
Tex
Minth
O'Keefe & Towne Undertaking
Mrs Paley to Attend Vacation School in London
Mrs Maud Paley plans to attend a London vacation course in education from July 29 to August 12 at the University of London. The event, directed by Rt Hon Viscount Turnham and other academics, will host about 400 American teachers sailing on the Mauretania in July with lecturers including Sir W Henry Handon Prof E T Campagnac and Ernest Young among others.
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Mat Palmer
Grant wWeentte
West High School
London
England
University of London
Mon
Viscount Turnham
Rt. Hou
Fisher
New College
Oxford
Itf
Great Britain
North America
Mauretania
Sir W. Henry Handon
Sheffield Univer
E. T. Campagnac
Jini
Liverpool
Frank
Teachers’ Reseistration Council
Ernest Young
Airs
J. Murray MacBain
J. Dover
Wilson
F. Potter
Reading of Books Grows in Volume in Waterlog
February report by Waterlog public librarian Mrs Callie Wieder shows rising library use with 29 116 books circulated last month at 1 028 daily average. Adult borrowers totaled 12 219 while 5 408 were by juveniles. 7 489 reference questions were answered.
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Eaks
Fiettons
Callie Wieder
Romonth
Baptist Differences May Be Adjusted
A meeting at Hileman & Ginde chapel discussed adjusting differences after Rev. Ron MacDonald resigned as pastor of Walnut Street Baptist Church. A three member committee from the new group and a similar from the old organization were approved to meet, with Bunaeli to name nominees and arrange a joint gathering Sunday afternoon if possible. The advisory committee to the church board plans to oversee the process.
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Ron. MacDonald
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Hileman & Ginde
Mee
Bunaeli
Walnut Street
Unscrambled Note Remains Ailing in Ciphered Text
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and phrases including undefined persons and places. Core items are unclear, but hints of meetings and dates surface with several proper nouns like Poe and Mitre and a mention of a Wednesday. No complete event or outcome is identifiable.
City in Brief Items From Waterloo News
Local notes cover a mix of civic updates and incidents including several health and community items. Frank Nielsen travels from Kansas City for eye cancer treatment. Geraldine Edwards is quarantined for smallpox. a man named William Slippy remains critically burned. a court grants divorce to Dawson and custody of a daughter. a suit against Medical Life Insurance Company is dismissed. a permit is issued to remodel a downtown building. various local residents are mentioned in health, education, and church notices.
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Key
Delosh Marken
Maxwell
Wastu Witterton
Leo Billings
Iim
Ta Grippe
Frank Nielsen
St. Ansgar
City -Colay
Kansas
Mox
Ida May Pox
Executrix
Independent Electric Company
Water Street
Jefferson Street
Lloyd
J. O. Bage
Jesup
St. Francis Hospital
Dawson
Charles Dawson
N. B. Boies
Helen
C. Co. Smith
Buller County
Medical Life Insurance Company
Sager & Sweet, Waverly
William A. Slippy
Fourth Street West
Fred J. Klugs
Reber Avenue
Upper Jonsa University
Payette
Fimond Watson
Pry Renkealt Hosts Marsh in Early Sinix Hay Meet
An unconventional event titled Pry Renkealt will feature a marsh gathering in Ja. Marsh as the first of a Sinix hay fig kettle port at the dry nisl sponsored. The program highlights a new im sip Aoneld hero Lo Moltods and enforgentent efforts planned.
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Marsh
Nisl
Ecunsideren
Malvern and Ghanweed Sued by Taylor County Clerk
Taylor county clerk sues Malvern and Ghanweed in business dispute. Court records show a pay in delay case with Malvern and Ghanweed named as defendants. Proceedings request payment and resolution by court.
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Ward
Isk
Amh
Payi
Cour
Taylor County
Sagny
Malvern
Ghanweed
Four Waterlooans to debate in Janesville subdistrict meet
Four Waterloo students compete tonight in the subdistrict declamatory contest at Janesville, second in a tournament toward the state championship. West High sent three representatives Ralph Childs Craig Bryson Ted Rehder and East High named Eneatha Kenyon.
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Waterloo Lng
West High
East High
Eneatha Kenyon
Spartacus
Ralph Childs
Leonard Walkers
Allison
Cuba
Ruth Stapley
New Hartford
Mar- Barer Kendell
Janesville
Dramautic Cliss
Dan- Craiglyson
West Wigh
Alice Shafer
Glarkevilles
Ruth Depge
Frinl Mersham
Kneathd Kenyon
Sylvia Day
Clarksville
Rhe Uebatty
Ted Rehder
West Higshire
Edwin
the Circus
Gwendolyn Blaker
Arguments on New Trial for Sweeney Heard Tomorrow
The motion for a new trial for O. H. Sweeney, convicted of second degree murder, will be heard tomorrow at the designated hour by Judge G W Wood. The announcement came from the county state's attorney's office.
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Sweeney
O. H. Sweeney
G W. Wood
Tovesy
Sweeney Conviction Defense Appeals Move for New Trial
Sweeney’s conviction stands with sentencing set for March 16 after a conspiracy to perform illegal operations. Bertha Munger deceased in September 1924. J. G. Murtagh and A. J. Lovejoy to argue for defense on the motion for a new trial.
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Sweeney
Bertha Munger
J. G. Murtagh
A. J. Lovejoy
Police Guard Girls Getting Marcels in Chicago Beauty Shops
In Chicago South Park, women entered beauty shops under police protection amid a rate cutting conflict among beauty shop owners. Detectives guarded marcelling parties after last night attacks by terrorists shattered plate glass windows and injuring no one, as proprietors and customers sought safety.
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Chicago
South Park
James Edwards Nominated for Cedar Heights Mayor
James M. Edwards son of L. H. Edwards was unanimously nominated for mayor at a Cedar Heights citizens caucus presided by C. G. E. Ransier. Nominees for the council included G. Kirkpatrick W. B. oMo N Israel and others with Mis Foote chosen as treasurer and J. W. Slaughter as assessor.
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James M. Edwards
L. H. Edwards
Cedar Heights
Citizens’ Caucus
CG. E. Ransier
Thomas Eaton
Maek Campbell
G. Kirkpatrick
W. B. oMo
N. Israel
G. Carrington
Harry J. Fields
Mi Mis Foote
Wis
J. W. Slaughter
A. J. Eychaner
Murray
Elsie Philp and Gust Aufhausen Wedding in Sioux City
Miss Elsie Philp of Dinsdale and Gust Aufhausen of Pinedale were married in Sioux City with attendants Miss Bernice Lambert and Wil Milian Reimer. ceremony followed at Reid farm southwest of Pinedale where Chaussen and his brother kept company.
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WEDAY
Sioux City
Raor Tk
Mies Elsie Philp, Dinsdale
Uip
Victor Ghtussen
Fe Som
Sirs
Peat
Sioux Lay
Aliss Bernice Liambert
Nent ‘Frter
Wil Milian Reimer
Lindo
Pinedale
Mr. Chaussen Jis
Bees
Hl Brother
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Janes
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Wuaterkog
Amiprivan
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Faville L. Sutton
PL Wall
JO. O
Waterloo Lodge
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Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Laurené
Suella Hose
Helen Axtell
Lelia Newett
Loston
N. A. Lichty
Black's
Bean
T. F. Thornton
A. V. White
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J. B. Tresdear
W. H. Stewart
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War
Aameson
All Gred Graser
410Th Street
Ian Jameson
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OPW
We Are You
Des Moines
Olu
Pinkerton
Allen
Ballou Street
Helo
Muth Miller
Hos
King's Heralds
AL Fred Adis
Grace M
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Morley
Frank ‘Tanner
Gentral Christian Ladies’ Ald Society
Dixon
Milterdale
C. S. Saunders
L. Flob.eluh
Paton Congregational Church
Fred Hall
iMitchell
Sethe Haines
N.Y. Beelyh
Alex
Erwin Ginnis
Floyd Mabie
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M. Gallogly
Hluck's
TA. M.! Bridee
Pa Bailey
Lon Amy
Moe
Ginis Lasee
Sieh
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G. W. Harbin
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Maud Paley
Poe
Maxean
Mitre
Isuchanin's
Credite Are
Fur Etter Optical ”. Y. MC. A. Bid
Kate Jackson
Negress
I. G. Stiles
Oneida Street
Stephen ‘Gribble
Gribble
University of Town
Department of Education
State Normal College
N Greeler
Cale
F. B. Forney
Fourth Street East
Oday
Cliftard Forney
Waterloo South
Albany
Forney
Oregon
William Waligorski
Great Western Railroad
Savoy Hotel
American Red Cross
Faye Ford
Sanmie
Rumford
Williams Co
Steck
CLS
District Cour
Boston
McStay
Iowa
Trai
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Marcels
James Edwards
Japan
Young
Hyson the Fowler Co
Heinz
Heinz Sunny
Eind Spa
Hetti
KOTEX
Fashion Department
Eviening Courier
Jersey
lSc
Thea
Ewe Ree
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