Music Travel Club of America Plans Europe Tour
Extension of the Music Travel Club of America's activities announced by Frederick Mills Toss head of Ross Conservatory of Alaska here. The summer European party led by Howard Lacway opens June 30, traveling Paris Avignon Nice Monte Carlo Pisa Rome Naples Venice Milan Lugano Lucerne Interlaken Zurich Munich Nuremberg Bayreuth Weimar Eisenach Frankfurt Rhine Gorge Cologne Bonn Brussels Amsterdam The Hague and London, returning September 2. The trip aims to broaden musical art appreciation with visits to four theatres and opera houses during festival season.
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Clerh
America
le Waterloo
Frederick Mills Toss
Waverley
Unl Stomp
Paris
Avignon
Nice
Monte Carlo
Brutezon
Teno
Pisa
Rome
Naples
Venice
Milan
Tiajan
Lugano
Luzerne
Nterlaken
Zurich
Waerueer
Munich
Wagner
Nuremberg
Meistersiigers
Bayreuth
Weimer
Liszt
Elisenach
Bach
Frankfort
Rhine
Gologue
Bonk
Belgium
Holland
Brussels
Amsterdam
London
Henry
Wood
Queen’s Hall
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Boike of Cedar Falls
A local birthday celebration honors Mrs Boike of Cedar Falls. The event lists attendees and community figures involved, with notes on fellowship activities at a Cedar Falls venue.
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Boike
Cedar Falls
De Molay Frolic Features Planned for April Dance
Novelty features and spotlights will characterize the De Molay Frolic dance set for Friday evening April 2 in the armory. The affair will feature a piece orchestra with a strong committee including George Hawk Charles Clayton and Norville Arie. Surprises are planned to add gaiety to the event. Waterlow Sinz is Cinest. Miss Elizabeth Eighmey attended the Married Faculty Club meeting at Mrs Harry Cl Howell's home in Ochyein Saturday evening entertaining with vocal solos. She sang Hear My Cry O Lord yesterday morning at the Presbyterian church. Twenty five friends from Waterloo Waverly and Cedar Falls gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs G He. Frances Schmock celebrated her birth with a two course luncheon. Eames favors were given. Sherwood Cannon and Elmer Simmons won a company prize. A two hour tea was held at Mrs Borke's home.
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Armory
George Hawk
Charles Clayton
Norville Ariestrong
Waterlow
Elizabeth Eighmey
Harry Cl. Howell
Ochyein
Alfred Wooler
Presbyterian Church
Oelwein
Water Ioo
Waverly
Cedar Falls
Alise Boike
Cedar
Falls
Frances Schmock
Holke
Cedar Falls High School
Eames
Sherwood Cannon
Wa Uing
Terloo
Elmer Simmons
Way
H! D.sommier
Westerly
Eleventh Street
Lareng
Steege
Ana Stirs
Myr Atteidrew
Gia Ind
Iowa
Ames
Ulaimine
Sgenelinger
Rheather
Tonlinger
Peru
Waterloo
Tadas
Hanes
Marshalltown
Ileanor Uwrds
Tonatines
Chills Caf
Fapediae
Roth Pashby
Egehe
Bayer
Fenton
Henry Deeber
Gertrue der Baan
Bath
Fuera
Mery
Wlp
Instore
Pythian Sister Farce Pagerly Anticipated at Waterford
Pythian Sister Farce Pagerly Anticipated Hello There a musical revue to be staged by Mia Reselia with West High cast and community support. Cast includes Huth Merrill, Robert Dothan, Agatha Wimmayatti, Bridget, Susie Weber, and John Weber among others. The show, originally set for March 25 at Waterloo theatre, is rescheduled to avoid a conflict with the American Legion event and will feature a large chorus and varied acts.
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Holly Thera
Mia Reseia
Uri
Astoriva
Barrtts Brown
Na A Livhig
Randolph Stront
Waterion Teme
Mise Huth Merrill
Robert Dothan
Tie Vormrey
Grier Lavelaid
Jali Weber
Agatha Wimmayatti
Senora
Agnes Pleider
Betty’ Shiner
John
Susie Weber
Weber
Grace Loveland
Susie
Billie O'Donnell
Bridget
James
Waterloo Theatre
American Legion
Woritless
Waterloo to Send Big Delegation to YWCA Convention
Waterloo will send a large delegation to the Young Women's Christian Association millennial convention in Milwaukee from April 21 to 27. Board members, secretaries, and YWCA group members from the city will attend as part of the očial delegation. National assemblies of student, industrial, and business girl divisions will meet during the convention.
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Waterloo
Youngs Woman's Christan, Association
Milwaukee
Jla
Plinge
Lavidl Oveanizilion
C. A
Church and society meetings scheduled in Westminster area
The Home Department of West Westminster Presbyterian Church will meet at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon at Mrs W F Dane's home 420 Western Avenue to honor Mrs Charles Darling. The Devorah Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church will meet at 2 15 Wednesday afternoon in the church parlors with a program by Mrs Elizabeth O'Dell and committee. The Episcopal church will meet tomorrow evening at the home of Bre Bertha Sterel with hosts Mrs Andy Morris and Mrs Nels Jacobsen coordinating. Mrs Ja M Townsend will be a session leader and Mrs Stuart Freeman will run the enigama box. Members urged to complete dues ahead of the district convention at Greene April 8 and 9. Lydia Society of First Presbyterian Church will host at Melrose Avenue tomorrow evening.
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Videlity Cirele
W. HL. Buxton
Pythian’ Sisters
Ea Bridge
Soo Perty
Amerraw
Knights of Pythias Hall
Pythian Sisters
Westiminster
Norrow Aernoon
W. F. Dane
Western Avenue
Birs
iCharles D. Darling
Devorah Society
Methodist Episcopal
Elizabeth O'Dell
Pan
Eppal
Andy Morris
Nels Jecobsen
Jating Hos
Ja. M. Townsein
Gregne
Darken Eyebrows and Hair with Safe Home Tips
A pasted guide offers home methods to alter facial features for more striking looks. It advises darkening eyebrows and lashes using stains or pencils and describes a home concoction with wax and spirit to create a cream for subtle color. It also mentions cleansing with cold cream or soap and hot water, and hints at using fruit and oils for skin and hair care.
Club Notes From The Double Eight Oki Social
A fragmented report lists attendees and events at the Double Eight Oki meeting with names including Mrs. Pink Ty, Mr. George Borchester, Mes. Martin, Miss Heig Martin, and Mr. Ralph Steningerens. Several guests and hosts are named with April and March references for entertainments and gatherings. Scenes describe late night festivities, small basks, and favors, with volunteers and trustees noted for serving duties.
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Ca Mestin
Sul
Pink Ty
George Borchester
Jost
Mes. Martin
Heig Martin
Tye
and Myre
Caltelia
Wedding Read Sunday Service at Parsonage for Lyford-Aigner
Miss Esther Lyford wed Mr. Hoss ts Aigner in a quiet Cremonsy performed by Rev. A. P. Blough at the parsonage of the Church of the Lrethred. Attendants were Mrs Halply Hyford and sister Atra. c. W. Clements of 140 Morest street. The bride, West High School graduate, and the groom, son of Mr. ates, are from Waterloo area. The couple plan to reside with the bride’s parents.
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Esther Lyford
Hoss
Aigner
A. P. Blough
Church of the Lrethred
Ifhiey
Ate
Aed
Halply Hyford
Atra
C. W. Clements
Morest Street
Lushrine
West High School
Hizger
Ates
Rigner
Tye Lake
Minn
Waterloo
Urldesrogm
Waterloo Students Exhibit at Westar Arts Show
Waterloo school representation highlighted by East Hish students at the national convention run March 17 to 26 in Des Moines. The Waterloo display filled the third floor of the Fort Des Moines Hotel and drew attendees including Mr and Mrs Weskins, Jessie Shirley, and C J Gormsley. Royal Neighbors will meet tomorrow evening at O F P hall at 7, with juveniles gathering at 4 90 tomorrow afternoon at the game hall.
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East Hish
Enoyvertion
Westar Arts Association
Veusional Education Association
Stein Deg Moines
Fort Des Moines
Tom pAgon
TOM pAgon With Work From Inuaed Inrwes
Waterloo
Jimes Weskins
Jessie M. Shirley
C. J. Gormsley
Royal Neighbors
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O. O. FP
City in Brief Buchanan bridge reports batter antical ace
Waterloo brief notes report on local names and incidents including permits issued for porches and a garage, injuries from a circular saw, hospital updates, a jury panel omission, and community events. It mentions residents such as John Provan and Harry Page, plus officials BE Beckwith and EB Starley visiting Waterloo.
Longtime County Resident Arthur Whitmer Dies at 70
Funeral services were held today for Arthur Whitmer 70 retired farmer who died Saturday at his daughter’s home in Cedar Falls. Burton L Nay officiated. Burial followed at Fairview Cemetery. Whitmer had lived in Black Hawk county for 36 years.
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Kearns
Arthur Whitmer
Farmer
G. St
Bankrupt farmer and local hospital cases in report
A farmer Daniel Brickley of Independence, Iowa, filed for bankruptcy with referee J. Jord in for Northern Iowa, showing assets of 50,418. The list includes 30,000 dollars in real estate. Miss Della Darling a public school nurse at Dane Street is a patient at Ames Memorial hospital from a severe cold. Mrs Lutie Lar Sei, a school nurse and roommate, is also a patient from influenza.
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Miss Della Darling
Dane Street
Aen Memorial Hospital
Lutie Lar- Sei
Miss Darling
Daniel Brickley
Independence
Ta. Nuchanan County
Jordin
Iowa
Vain Seppetic Ak
Art Education Helps in Buying at Western Arts Meeting
At the Western Arts association convention in Des Moines Miss Sara Mae Melhinney stressed art education’s value to business life and buying choices. Royal Burnham noted art’s role in teaching consumers what to buy. exhibits from many cities, including Colorado Springs, framed the event. Attendees included James Hoskins, L. Gormley, and Jessie M. Shirley from local schools and junior high.
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Te Western Arts Association
Des Moines
Sara Mae
United States
Fort Des Moines
Colorado
Springs
Colo
Melihinney
James Hoskins
East High
L. Gormley
Jessie M. Shirley
East
Tlgo
City Council to hear damage claim over 10000 injury
Elizabeth Bandgrat seeks city action for injuries from a December 18 1925 crosswalk fall. Council meets tonight to hear the claim against the city for sidewalk snow and upkeep. Petitions seek sidewalk and sanitary sewer work on Seventh Street west side from Williston to North Gearhorn Avenue and Gearhorn south side from Adrian Street.
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Elizabeth
C. Mackay
Eity
Seventh Street
Williston Avenue
Orett, Baber
Sir Uesirbarsya
I Petatons
Gearhorn Avenue
Lan
Adrian Sirrer Wiward
Diana Sircedt
Man Tos Rel Woman Ali Soy Ts Ngain Tout Of Ctey
George Sasae aged 20 drops six lowra after landing from Pete a Outdy Feisentende Salar Wry. he failed relay at S20 hill, accused by Zerwis of diavoh Zerwis. Stott of Oak in Chord reports. Police reviewed Sasse after his mother promised to take him to Chariton.
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George Sasae
Oak
Chord
Sasse
Heather
Chariton
Conviction and Sentence Imposed in Liquor Violation Case
A defendant was found guilty in a district court of liquor law violations and intoxication charges. The county attorney reported this as the first conviction for the defendant and a sentence was imposed by the judge.
First Day of Spring Sparks Auto Crash Toll
The first day of spring brought 13 automobile accidents and minor injuries to five people. Milt Crawford escaped injury when his coupe was hit by a freight train at the Franklin Street crossing. His car was wrecked, wheels broken, glass shattered, and the vehicle dragged before righting. Other incidents include Bridget Cyan’s lacerations from a collision near Jesup and several minor injuries to the Kerwin brothers and Henry Stafford in separate crashes.
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Milt Crawford
Franklin Street
Gahure
Crawford
Wfe
Bridget Cyan
Jesup
Carly Sunday Marine
Puutomobile
Leonard’. Schmidty
Gilbertviffe
Waterloo
la Porta Road
Daniel
Richard Kerwin
Black Wa Street
Gyui
Black Hawk Street
Schmidtz
Miss Cyuff
Kerwin Brothers
Henry Stafford
Bates Street
Saxon
Fourth Streets
John’ Diet
Fifth Street West
Firth and
Commercial Street
Drew
Plan roads campaign begins in Union County
A Creston report notes a driving campaign to promote road improvements will start March 26. Sponsored events include a meeting in Union County with local officials and planning sponsors outlined for the initiative.
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Creston
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Waterloo Music Lovers
Europe
Wathtoe
Hurt
Nehenborss
J. C
Westminster Presbyterian County Department
Uckdig
Central Labor Uiregar Sohoos
Reyal
Paul
Bertha Siaver
Teweher
Assovieligny
Roosuvelt Seliaal, Mocaeliaure Laeien Daneine Fuerte Moase
Sacred Heart School
Rvel
Pearhors Lanmeh
Black's Tearoom
Eash
o.Roosevelt
Roosevelt School
B. Howell
Irving Street
J. A. Hoskins
Channing Pollock
A. C. Prime
Woman's Central Labor Bureau
Carpenter Hall
Delphan
Bardia Sankey
Otthet World Wide Guild
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Women of
Mooseheart Legion
Mooge Hall
Y. W
Church News
Lydia Society of
Firat Pres Ran
Wilbur
Ao Leipatt
Todelok Louerrow
Wrs
Lee Lituhfield
Hasteasey
Orn
Wright
Rabbin Ie
Ralph Steningerens
Jelsacl Santert
Walter Woodyared
George Caha
Woodyard
Mrr
Whodyant
K.oy
Minh
Alexandra Lockhart
Gwenviie
Wits
J. Staiay
Paul Danwald
Advin Peters
B. Scott
Lid Afrs
Taw Toaster
Sherlock Senor
Fey Tina
Dorothy Miner
Ain
Wlow
Burch
Alvin Petera
Meo
Mire
Waterloo School
Buchanan
John Provan
Vrner
Johnson
Kudson
George McIntyre
Shell Rock
Charles Hermanun
Berien Avenue
Iday
Harry J L Page
Lawn State Comes
Sewell Page
Florence Street
B. J. Manwell
South ‘Street
South Street
Bu J
AL RL Madaris
Albert Laa
Goitre
St. Francis Frostital
Forrest Shores
Monel
Wstriet Court
Arthur Douglas
Dysart
Allen Memorial Hospital
A. FL Grown
Prasbyterian Hospital
Bev Nougliss
Hiness
Oficer
Beckwith
Starley
Chicago
Steuris Central Railroad Company
W. Scot Williams
Western Siies
East High Seminol
County
Council
Man
Ali Soyts Ngain
Tutve Diastmcur
Tao
Illesnston
Castmai
Fudae Dd
Japan
the Fowler Co
Waterloo, Iowa
Dr. Clod
Alanseiy Institute
Copenhagen
Denmark
West Poorth Sc
Mrs. Lund Christensen
Renee Pump
Renee Manip
Mere
Heaven
Sauter
Ivane Kish
East Fourth Street
Bottio
Tio Kellogg Company
Tower Engels
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