Hello There musical revue thrills West High audience
Enthusiastic West High school audience praised the Rosella Zurn Company under the Presbyterian Sisters for Hello Here Hello There a kaleidoscopic and lively musical comedy. Over 200 actors dancers and singers highlighted a complicated plot with charming leading woman Ruth Aferrilla of Cedar Falls and John Weber Jr. as central lovers.
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Audiloriuim
Rosella Zurn
Lhe Prethian Sisters
Misa Ruth Aferrilla
Cedar Falls
Loveland
Rovert Pollard
John Weber, Jr
Susie Waber
Alleen Flint
Matilda Alicea Reddington
John W. Rock
Dnely Mather
Edith Colburny
George Hawk
Bridget
Kathleen Lawrence
Jimmy Hughes
John Fitzgerall
Lenora
Agnes Welder
Cunid
Betty Shimer
Dale Fairweather
Marjoria Corey Pensen
Farewell Party for Miss Ackerman in Waterloo
Miss Gwundolyn Ackerman was honored at a farewell party hosted by the Comrades of the Muster Sunday school class at Central Christian church. She will move to California. Milas Hlaecoskins led the program with several piano solos and a story by Miss Bowman. Prizes went to several attendees and a picnic lunch followed.
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Muster
Central Christian Church
Ackerman
Glice
Waterloo
California
Charkge
Milas Hlaecoskins
Missy Grace Bownar
Umbars Rickison
Nellie Hyan
Len Dillings
Hex
Ags
Rite Drill Team Exemplifies 23th Degree Notes
Waterloo Scottish Rite club hosts an exemplification in the Masonic temple with 75 in attendance and 20 from Towns Consistory Cedar Rapids. Delegates from Dike Jesup Dunkerton Reinbeck and Cedar Falls heard talks while Elks and other officers present. Birthday party for Olive Sinclair held at 707 Wellington with pink and white decorations. Missionary society to meet at Centur Heights home with discussion on Japan and foreign speaking people. Marion Ransier invited as soloist for International Quota club convention in Philadelphia. I O O F session and Foresters gathering announced with dancing and refreshments. Business professionals host a cards party. several members win favors.
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Masonic Temple
Thorn
Cedar Rapids
J. L. Sinclair
Wellington Street
Olive
Evelyn Bedessen
Mary Jane Jennish
Frances Wright
Margaret Maring
Wilma” Barnes
Ruth Hileman
Ruth Nelson
Myrtig Button
Marion Ransier
Philadelphia
Virginia Seibert
Shayman
Social Six Birthday Club Meeting Recaps Festivities
Mrs. Frank Teeple hosted the Social Six Birthday club at Clock Tuntheon in Black's tea room yesterday and later attended a theatre party. The Social band plans to gather tomorrow at Mrs. C. EB. Dolt's home for a luncheon at noon and dinner.
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Frank Teeple
Black
Community notices and schedules for society events
Public notices urge church and fraternal announcements reach the society editor by telephone for publication. Readers are reminded to submit items promptly, with deadlines stated for timely inclusion.
Beauty Chat Advice On Weight Loss And Skincare Tips
A column of home remedies and reader letters advises on self image, weight control, and skin care. It discusses appetite, pregnancy weight, and nursing mothers, plus remedies for hair and complexion including saffron tea, waxing alternatives, and cleansers.
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Wright
Jess Butik
Noringlegsin
Church Socials and Luncheons Across Local Churches
Union and Congregational groups schedule gatherings this week. Uni versalist ladies plan a social tomorrow with a noon picnic lunch and shared dish delivery. First Congregational hosts a clearing house luncheon at 1 pm Thursday April 8.
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Ladies’ Social Union of the Universalist Church
Egch Wonin
First Congregational Church
Judge Boies Seeks Court Reporter For Trial
Judge H B Boies returns from flu leave to preside in district court and urgently seeks a court reporter. Reporter Henry W Brandt, Boies’ resumé man, is convalescing from appendicitis and unavailable until next Monday. A telephonic search across the state failed to secure a reporter to begin the state case trials at once.
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H. B. Asies
Boies
Henry W. Brandt
Hoies
City in Brief and Local Notices From Jesup Area
A jumble of items from local society and business notices includes visitors Lola Tuttle of Galena and Mrs. Trying BWner visiting. a building permit issued for a garage on Beech Street. Waterloo Music Festival chorus rehearsal at First Methodist Church. Mrs. Anie M. Baiy and daughter visiting Webster City. Miss Dove Hallowell convalescing at Altat Memorial Hospital. Also notes on Lent service rescheduling, grand jury actions, bird expert EL Field presenting, Gates College speaker, and Andrew, receiver for Waterlon Bank, filing suits to collect notes.
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Galena
Trying Bwner
Collage Street
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Sandyside Avenue
St. Francis Hospital
le Crowell
Beech Street
Itis
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Royal Neighbors
Jeak Fere Till
Webster City
P. L. Gannon
Dove Hallowell
Logan Avenue
John Fiske
Al-tat Memorial Hospital
Roy
Henry Mueller
First
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Marah Grand Jury
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Edgewood
Strawberry Toint
Jarmont
Oelwein
Fairbank
la A. Andrew
Ait Waterlon Bank & Trust Co
Tyla
Yeaterday Hue Munisipal Court
Institu Ition
Lowe
Drst
7. C
Ge. Grady
St Vey
Wemabast BP Meier
Many Towns Choose New Mayors and Councils
Greene Iowa March 30 special report: three tickets competed with strong woman turnout. N A Morrino won mayoral seat with 242 votes. W N Green on Citizens ticket received 441. El. W. Purne headed Business Men's ticket with 94. Frances Lynch reelected treasurer with 350 votes. T F Corbetto reelected assessor with 288. Councilmen votes listed per ward. West Union Iowa voters elected Henry Herwig with 99, Johnny Howard 368 as new councilmen. J W Ocker becomes mayor with 3 votes over Pitch. New Hartford voters favored A B Seaver for mayor by Lak votes. councilors listed with votes. assessor and treasurer elected without opposition. Dunkerton results: Meyer Mellmer elected mayor. Mitlard Page treasurer. W J Parks assessor. Brandhorst, Waitson, Jerde and others elected to council. Hudson specials: Citizens ticket yields most positions. 119 voters cast half the town’s voting strength.
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el W. Purne
Frances Lynch
T. FP
Corbetto
William Meyne
A. HL Nolta
Tieke
OL W. Hirlman
West Union
Henry Herwig
Herwig
Johny Howard
WW. H. Wendlind
Charles Nef
Harry Rush
J. W. Ocker
J. EB. Pitch
A. D. Ferguson
J. Pritchard
J. H Stelle
Herman Roggensach
Charles Neff
New Mariforsd
New Hartford
Mare
A. B. Seaver
G. C. Grady
John B. Frederickson
O. Olmstead
C. AL Reeve
Mitlard Page
W. J. Parks
Assesso Falter
Jaht
J. HH. Jerde
F.C. Kleckner
Sultan Traumbaner
A. Hazel
Brandhorst
Waitson
Hudson
Spe
W. C. Brandhorst
Local Mayors, Assessor Posts Racely Elected in Several Cities
Clarksville Illinois and neighboring towns report municipal wins in Mondays election. W Jenkins named mayor and William Roberts treasurer in Clarksville while other incumbents like Brandhorst and Hogshead held posts. In Jesup Iowa Dr. G N Thompson led Citizens ticket with 238 of 485 votes. several aides claimed roles such as assessor and treasurer. Reinbeck Iowa saw Citizens ticket win mayor and three council seats. Elgin Iowa elected Fred Nuchenthaler mayor by a narrow margin. Fayette Iowa re-elected Fred Hoyt as mayor. Clermont Indiana saw Frank Shipton defeated as mayor by Jue Pattison.
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Smith
Bain
Brondhorst
A. W. Johnson
P. Isaacson
Roy Parsons
G. A. Spengier
Harve Speedy
HK Werner
Fred Voights
J. O. Allen
Fayette
Tomorrow Last Day for Payment of First 1926 Taxes
Tomorrow is the final day to pay the first half of 1926 taxes without penalty. The treasurer’s office reports a swamped workflow as delays persist. If unpaid by tomorrow evening the full tax becomes delinquent with a 1 percent monthly penalty. Office space and clerks are stretched to issue receipts.
Jacob R Froelich Buried In Westview Cemetery
Jacob R Froelich is buried Monday in Westview Cemetery after a funeral service at 2:50 pm conducted by Lt. Trew of A Crimh. Attendees included the Teo O. or deceased, with his widow and two children, his parents, a brother Henry Froehlich, and sisters. Relatives from Chileno attended as well as Mrs. Georgie Prev States and others. A long procession of mourners traveled from La Porte City to the burial.
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Cervican
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Froehlich
Trewor A. Crimh
Ailen Memorial
Tey
Westview Cemetery
Urviving
Jacob Preehlich
Val
Mettnilkin
Phypae Star
Meath
Keenies
Georgie Prev
Sioux Rapids
ChleaRye
Prinehar
Cotvlees
Burde
Trimenar
Alumni Fete Plans Mark Cedar Falls Semicentennial
Cedar Falls March 20 alumni and faculty committees celebrate the college semicentennial with plans for May 2 to June 1. Easter music rehearsals are underway as churches prepare programs. a Resurrection pageant at First Methodist Episcopal Church is set under Mrs. H C Culver. Services and sermons fill Passion Week across local churches with regional pastors conducting Holy Week rites and union services culminating in a Congregational church address by Dr. R Dy Echlin.
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Ceday Falls
Alioini
First Methodist Episcopal Church
H.C. Culver
First Congregational Church
J.D. Winding
Calvary Bz List
G. L. Bergman
Engle
Conference Engangelist
Old People's Home
Otto Nielsen
Nazareth Church
Christian Petersen
Bethlehem Church
Uerbert GC. Bossier
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Tl. W. Sterkes
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Congregational Church
R. Dy Echlin
Presbyterian Church
Wwe
Revo IL J. Faust
State Teachers College
C. C. Todd
C. & Read
Hanson Returns From Visit To Storage Battery Factory
John Hanson of Willard, a local dealer, reports after a two day trip to the Willard plant in Cleveland that the storage battery factory covers 21 acres and employs 2,500 men. Dealers were impressed by the scale of the operation.
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Hanson
John Hanson
Loca Willard
Willard
Cleveland
Convention Highlights At Hotel Cleveland Banquet
An inspection tour of the plant showed every process in building a storage battery. A visit to WYAM broadcasting station operated by the Willard company featured in the convention. A banquet at Hotel Cleveland closed the gathering.
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oWilard Company
Cleveland
Aerial Taxi Liners to Take Air Soon
GO Lauria announced today that two of his three Curtiss airplanes will be ready in the first week of April, enabling the start of his aerial taxi service. A flying base site is not yet fixed, but the Gast Cedar Falls road near Waterloo is expected to be used.
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Sigeritianys
Tna Wey
Altho
GO Lauria
Waterloo
Blings in Chicago Wife Sues Taxicab Firm for 10000
Mrs Blings, wife of a performer with the troupe now in Chicago, sues a St Louis taxicab company for 10000 after a collision there. The suit, filed by her husband, follows a tour that included Buffalo Columbus St Louis Milwaukee Omaha Minneapolis and Hibbing. Trial scheduled hours in line.
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Ales
Comppany
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Columbus
St. Louis
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