School girls stage Hello There musical comedy at high school
An ambitious 1925- season production Hello There, a lively musical comedy revue by Rosella Zura, will be staged by the Pythian Sisters in the high school auditorium with over two hundred performers. Principal cast includes Ruth Merritt Aileen Haint Harriet Pinkerton Kathleen Lawrence Agatha Memmigotti Welder Betty Shimer Haith Colburn and others. Numerous costumed choruses and a cadet drill are planned along with many specialty acts and a cast of Sunshine girls Japanese maids barefoot urchins college girls cooks and more. Community groups and social clubs are noted for upcoming events and a large social evening is planned by the Young Women's Christian Association Council.
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Rosella Zura
Pythien Sisters
Tunfeht
Auditorius
Ruth Merritt
Aileen Itint Harriet
Pinkerton
Miathleen Lawrence
Agatha Mmmigotti
Welder
Betty Shimer Haith Colburn Misert
Pollard
Byr V Gorton
John ‘Tldr
Harold Oldenburs
John H Fitsgerald
Alissen Frances Shireman
Anna Kuehne
Eva Meyer
Nora Meyer
Wilma, Meyer
Eda Buyey
Thelma Hosbrok
Betty Leonard
Marjorie MacDowell
Hulalia Sluck
Gretehen
Shireman
Frances Hardwick
Jeanette Coal
Mary Mercedes
Sheplee
Virginia Grifin
Laura Rohnson
Gwendolyn Colman
Gherline Lawson
Sunshine Girls
Misyesalliryn Lamkin
Ellen Billings
Avionne Harris
Helen Moore
Janet Cook
June Marquis
Roment Smith
Margaret Dougherty
Dorothy Hartleip
Margaret Noonan
Goldie Ruehena
Gwendolyn Cotman
Mercedes Sheplee
Jean Ralph
Irma Jones
Frances Shireman
Flora Smith
Laura Rohinson
Gwendolyn Culman
Barefoot Urchins
Frances Wight
Helen MacCartney
Evelyn, Kemp
Ruby Squier
Pauline Hughes
Surprise Party Honors Mrs Beck on Her Birthday
A neighborhood gathering celebrated Mrs Beck on her sixty first birthday with friends and family. Speakers, a carpuli on bouquet cake and a birth-day cake decorated the table. A benefit card party followed at Hotel Rugseh Lamson hosted by Mrs Roger Birdsalls unit of unity women.
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Mrs. Beck
Frank
Herkshire Road
Merler
Iibnerity
Clark Lichty
Mae
Beak
Saturnas
Roger Birdsall
Leslie Sehrubbe
Beatric Morrison
John ‘T
Oak
Rollicking Comedy to Be Presented by Church Society
A forecast of the plot for a light hearted comedy to be staged under the auspices of the Woman's Working association of First Presbyterian church on April 7. The play promises clean wholesome humor with human touch and a dash of philosophy as the cast follows a practical hero who wins a clerk and helps her family while foiling a villain.
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Jimmy
Woman's | Working Association of
First Presbyterian Church
Community church notice on meeting and publication timing
Fragmented notice states a church event or meeting with publication timing around 8:20 am and requirements for line placement on page. It mentions individual communication and meeting conditions, though details are unclear. The ad implies a formal notice or solicitations related to church activity and publication deadlines.
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Salielten
Beauty Tips For Slim Fingers And Long Nail Shapes
A period piece advises two methods to improve finger appearance. Massage each finger to taper the tip and prevent puffiness, then file nails to a rounded point to elongate fingers. It promotes self-manicuring with five minutes daily care and warns salt use in baths.
Club Notes Hollyhock Club entertains members and friends
Mrs and Mrs FP Chandler entertained members of the Hollyhock Club and their friends at the home last evening. Favors at 500 were arranged by Mrs doin Farrell and Mr David Hoalley.
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Frank Kennfson
Cedar Falls
Harriett Wightman
William Bray
Elmer Simmons
FP. Chandler
Hollyhock Clu
Doin Farrell
David Hoalley
Church Guilds Postponed and Allied Meetings Noted
The St. Margaret's guild at St. Mark's church postponed its regular meeting due to Holy Week. Alpha guild of First Presbyterian will be hosted at a o'clock tomorrow afternoon by Mrs D Donnell. Daughters of Plymouth Congregational will hold an all day meeting in the church basement with members asked to assist in spring house cleaning.
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Alpha Thapter
Westiinater Guild
A.D. Daniels
Woodmen of America
Ningid Moose Hall
F. Red Corns
Stato
Crosa
Des Moines
Albert Scholin
Raymond Addington
St. Margaret’s Guild
St. Mark’s Church
Alpha Guild
First Presbyterian Church
4. D. Donnell
Daughters of Plymouth
Waterloo Baseball Association Directors Meebt Friday Night
The board of directors will meet in the offices of president W. J. Weete Friday evening to discuss key issues including renewing the lease on the baseball park. The proposed Quincy Three-I league series for April 23 to 26 is not yet set, but manager Cletus Dixon is expected to arrange the games upon returning from southern training camps.
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Waterloo Baseball Association
W. J. Weete
Quincy
Quincey
Cletus Dixon
Twa
Easter Cantata Received at First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian church was filled to capacity as Jessie M. Church and Mrs. Oliver Stevenson led the Easter Cantata Rabboni by Benjamin W. Loveland with solos duets and choruses tracing Christ from death to resurrection. A large offering accompanied the praise and several soloists and choirs participated.
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First Presbyterian Church
Jessie M. Church
Oliver Stevenson
Benjamin W. Loveland
Rabboni
Miner
Solelsty
Martha McCormick
Norma Gaiser
J. Ray
Gilfillan
C. J. Tarbell
Jeago M. Church
East High May Be Awarded District Track and Field Meet
East High may be awarded a district track and field meet in early May. George Brown, secretary at Iowa High School Athletic Association, announced today. The state board of control will meet this week to select another district in northeastern Iowa, and East High is favorably considered. District winners will advance to the state prep meet at Iowa State College, Ames, later in May, for the title.
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East High
George Brown
Iowa
Hlelic Association
Txtay
States Board of Control
East High Big
Iowa State College
Anes
Reserve officers assigned for regular duty
Maj. Fred C. Sage medical reserve corps and Capt William E. Silver infantry reserve corps were ordered to active duty from May 2. Sage will report at Fort Snelling Minnesota and Silver at Fort Omaha Nebraska. They will be attached to regular army units during active duty status with actual units they assist. The War department assigned several captains to active duty as part of final contingency plans. Five men were assessed yesterday in Denver amid a separate illegal toss plat on Paris from March 29. The text includes scattered names and locations with unclear context.
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Fred C. Sage
Medical Reserve Corps
Wiliam E. Silver
Infantry Red Corps
Agri
Capra Allan Rt Julison
Tawk National Guards
Alajor Sage
Fort Snelling
Minn
Captain Silver
Fort Omaha
Neki
War Department
Asaigui
Sptve Qalyeera
Trapshooting hit by Harry Limbirt at Byrnes Park
In a Water looo Gas club weekly trapshoot at Byrnes Park on Saturday afternoon Harry Limbirt posted a high average with 1074 of 12h while Harry Shepherd led the field with 19 of 25. A business meeting preceded the event and plans for the slate trapsketing tournament set for June 8 to 19 were discussed, with scores showing various shooters including Chapman, Miller, and Thimmel among participants.
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Vasty Limbert
Waterlooo Gas Club
Byrnes Park
O-yard! Tyre
Harry Shepherd
Tal Ve
Bhat
Waterloo area notes and local notices page highlights
A Waterloo brief lists visitors and travel notes including Mrs Stanley Bragdon Eagle Grove and George Leckington on weekend trips, plus Bobby Ogden returning from Navy service for Waverly. It records wills, permits for home additions and a garage, divorce notice by publication for Herman and Jessie Guyor, and civic events at Memorial Hall with Bel rector Cressy seeking more musicians.
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Herman Guyor
Jessie Guyor
Charles Canfield
Mulberry Street
Anderson
Lindens Avenue
George Leckington
Waverly
Heis
Wartburg College
Hecker-Chapman Post
Ameri
Jean Lepion
Mamorial Hall
District Cage Tournament Sets State Attendance Record
Receipts from the district high school basketball tournament held at Maet Tigi March 11 to 18 reached the largest total in the state. Officials including Secretary Brown and Manager Mut Anantger oversaw the event. A building fire caused damage nearby, with several injuries reported during the series of games.
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Maet Tigi
Gour Krown
Iowa
Brown
Mller Bastigh
Unclear historical piece on a perilous incident and reaction
A fragmented report describes a deadly event linked to a warehouse or industrial setting. It mentions a loss of a figure named Tai Forate Wat Mabe and references a safety incident involving a school or organization. Details are garbled, but the core event concerns a fatal outcome and subsequent responses.
Waterloo Man Is Protus Proedros of New Fraternity
Articles filed Saturday for the Alpha Delta Alpha fraternity list Cedar Falls as headquarters. The aim is to cultivate a love for physical defences and strengthen fraternal bonds among members and alumni of various colleges. Names include T. C. Ruggles Waterloo protus proedras and Raymond T. Moore Lennox protus proedras.
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Alpha Delta Alpha Fraternity
Cedar Falls
Olivers
T. C. Ruggles
Waterloo
Raymond T. Moore
Lennox
I. Irwin Smith
Cedar Rapids
Harold WW. Wal- Yath
H. S. Sherwood
Purkernburg
Harold Wofte
Luverne
Protus Eptinelctes
Insurance Agent Held on Checks and Embezzlement Charges
E W Tones, 44, 1517 Second Bireat West, an insurance agent, released on bond today on two counts of issuing bad checks. A third charge of embezzlement is pending. Jones was arrested Sunday by Chief B A Lelehton on warrants issued by the county attorney on informations. The false check charges stem from alleged checks for 15 and 14 dollars cashed at Repass Automobile and Atlas grocery. The embezzlement charge alleges he collected 280.40 between Jan 1 and March of this year and did not remit to Grainbelt Insurance. Also noted is a wash course April 6-8 at Ames State College for laundrymen, announced by Prof D E Paber.
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E.W. Tones
Jones
B. A. Lelehton
Repass Automobile Company
Atlas
Ames
Lawstate College
Svn
Moose Legion Initiation Draws Delegations From Several Cities
About 100 candidates were initiated into the Joen ehap tey of Mooseheart legion, second degree of the Loyal Order of Moose, in a Moose hall ceremony yesterday afternoon. Large delegations came from Du Duque, Marshalltown, Cedar Rapids, Fort Dodge and Mason City. Harold E. Payne captained a Mason City drill exhibition. A street parade preceded the event with Moose handmen in bright uniforms. Women of Mooseheart also initiated a class at Work exemplified in I. C. O. Fr. hall Pinkerton building, followed by a banquet for men’s and women’s organizations in Moose hall.
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Joen Ehaptey
Mooseheart Legion
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Hall
du* Duque
Marshalltown
Cedar, Rapids
Fort Dodge
Mason City
Harold E. Payne
Cap-Tan
I Street
Moose
Mooseheart
Pinkerton
Vestriloquium and Varied Performances at Local Event
G B Bayes and his talking dell open the Charleston dance with an act while Frances Jones and Edwin Jones present vocal items. Mrs Myrtle Glen performs Scotch Highland Fling and Miss Flor ente Sawyer sings with Mrs Ver cy Jones. Eva Weilele accompanies on saxophone for Mayfynl Adams. Mason City Moose organizer A Fay discusses the home for aged residents.
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G. B. Bayes
Frances
Edwin Jones
Myrtle Glen
Florente Sawyer
Vercy Jones
Eva
Weilele
Meéfyinl Adams
A. Fay
Mason’ City
New Oata Cereal Promises Healthful Breakfast Blend
New Oata is a remarkable hot cereal blend of oats and wheat. It touts improved nutrition, flavor, and health benefits for children and adults, claiming quick preparation in three minutes and a smooth light texture without sogginess. All grocers sell it.
Moosehaven Concerts Highlight Local Order Members
Members of the order at Moosehaven Florida attended a program following Fay's silk concerts. The Mooge band and the Cedar Valley legion orchestra from Marshalltown performed, providing entertainment and community cohesion during the event.
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Order
Moosehaven
Fla
Fay
Mooge
Cedar Valley Legion Orchestra
Marshalltown
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