Minneapolis Symphony delivers rich program and critical acclaim
A detailed report of a two part concert highlights the Minneapolis orchestra under Verbrugghen. The program features Berlioz and Schubert selections with vocalists Jeannette Vreeland and others delivering strong arias. Audience reaction is noted as highly engaged despite financial concerns facing the festival.
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Eeech
Minneapolis
Pepatan
Poul
Berli
Berlioz
Verbrugghen
Jeannette Vreeland
Gounod
Raimée
Duiliet
Amd
Boccherini
Bluéite
Ome
Katherine Hekert to Wed Elmer Kussatz in St Angepi's Church
Katherine Hekert will marry Elmer Kussatz, son of Mr and Mrs. Vines, at St Angepi's church. The ceremony features a white gown, gilt Sea peas decor, and a reception at the Hodt home with guests including Mrs. Lines and several local residents.
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Katherine Mekert
Reuben Hekert
Argyle Street
Timer Kussitz
Mya
Llongy Kusealy
St. Angepi
SoMaso
Vines
Chris Hodt
Lie
SuReate
St. Paul and Chiesa
Winterloo
Beh
Heewee
Melothin Stores
Mr.Russatz
Randi
al Mo Kilchen Sluwee
Laren Veitlig
Spring Miss Robert Feted at Multiple Social Events
Miss Robert receives a series of celebrations including a kitchen shower hosted by Mrs. Dolan and guests such as Miss Ebr and Miss Crowther. Plans mention a dinner Monday night and further Mother-Daughter banquet in Central Christian church with musical numbers and a dessert served by the church group.
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Robert
Maric Nailey
O. Glaza
Dogenbine
Thary Liow
Nick Roberts
Mr. McDanoush
J. P. Dail
Spaulding
Miller
Mildred Mohberis
John Welbes
Josephine Robert
Ruth Smith
Grate
Ani
Central Christian
Obn
Charles
Cedar Palls
Aliss Blanche Muthaler
EL Jape Uke
A. E. ‘Enderlein
Avonelle Crowther
Elizabeth' S Youngs
Reducing the Waist Through Exercises and Posture
A vintage guide promotes waist reduction and feminine silhouettes through specific exercises. It describes bending, standing with stiff knees and spine, and a windmill move to tighten the waist and develop the shoulders. An emphasis on posture, breath, and controlled movement is paired with brief notes on general fitness.
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Slama
Helen Britzman’s Farewell Party Highlights Friendships
Miss Helen Britzman attended a farewell party with many guests including Miss Myldred Hatin and Miss Laren Diekman. The event announced Britzman’s three month Europe tour beginning May 18. Other attendees included May Hu Dorothy Piessie and Mae Gesell in a lively social afternoon at Mrs Merte Coo Burn’s home.
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Charles Beitzman
Mies Adnis Youngs
Myldred
Hatin
Laren Diekman
Britsmian Wilh Gail
Europe
May Hu
Dorothy
Piessie
Mas Welly
Marie J
Dorothy WH
Dorothy Wh, N € 1. ‘Tau Evelyn Schroeder
Vernita Mor
Mae Gesell
Heten Williams
Jessie Fosedainte
Mrey
Wereman Berker
Pavors
Bunco
Aliss Foster
Schroeder
Church Guild Acknowledges Gift and Plans Supper
Mrs Cxl Sharp and Mrs Arthur Web hosted St Margeret's guild at the former's home with Mrs George Athurn assisting. The group voted a vestry gift and planned a supper at the church in about ten days. Twenty members attended. Mothers Day service slated for Sunday with Rev Richmond Morgan delivering the sermon.
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Cxl Sharp
St. Margeret’s Guild
George Athurn
Che Vestry
Natians
Firat
Securety
Ite Vna
Ont
Gether
Richmond Morgan
Club Notes WC HW eT tet yesterday afternoon
Social gathering at Mrs Kenneth Schreiner's home featured Spring flowers and a three course table setting. Mrs Schreiner assisted with serving as group members, including Mrs Merle Sherolt and Mrs Coit Smith, hosted conversational study by Viela Peree and hostess duties by Mrs Potts.
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Mérte
Cooburn
Hridee Club
Mark Campbell
William Walsh
Joe Barth
Amy Vora
Arthur Brewi
Pete
Lapehenn
Die Hota
Kenneth Schreiner
BL Schreiner
Sis
Viela Peree
Sivatorday
Zety
Mere. Wanemager
Merle Sherolt
Chicago
Coit Smith
City in Brief and Local Notices
Miss Villanova Meturvey leaves today for Chicago for a week long visit with friends. Gwyane confined at home today by indigestion. Mrs. Robert L. Tugas- Soil of Mulberry Street returned from Louisville convention. Lilien Knudsen reported quarantined for hot fever and German measles. Several illnesses noted, a joint East and Southwest High concert canceled.
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Villanova Meturvey
Chicago
Gwyanet
Robert 1
Tugas
Mulberry
Louisville
Lilien Knudsen
New Hampton Bank Reorganization Gains Ground
Depositors at the closed Second National Bank gathered Thursday to back a reorganization plan adopted Wednesday night. Examiner J. Stuart cites $200,000 needed, with $135,000 already subscribed and $20,900 oversubscribed. Funds would restore capital and surplus, set aside reserves for losses, and form a new board after subscription targets are met.
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Spe
Ifat
Second National Bank
Stila
jWtubert J. Stuart
Examiner
Betance Muarshey
Bean
Haute
Wash
Gilley and Ly M.uies
Comitttee
Iowa’s vast railroad system and power lines noted
In a Harle piece from Des Moines be date May 7, Dwight Noo Lewis outlines Iowa's railroad mileage totaling about 10 277 miles with 12 electric roads and 7 222 951 dollars paid in railroad taxes last year. He cites Iowa population 2 164 000 and 10 percent of farms served by electric wires. The piece discusses the railroad commission’s authority over transmission sites and stock issues, noting Iowa as a leading power transmission state in the union.
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Dwight Noo Lewis
Dad’ d Webster
Rairoad
Saute
Itaresting
Gora MS
Lava
China
Russia
Sodin
Ha OU
Tianilés
I Niles
dJown
Lawa
Lowa Railroad Commission
Osage Attorney to Deliver Memorial Day Speech Here
Osage attorney Rex Kugler is named the principal speaker for local Memorial Day exercises. Byron Leighton, committee chairman, says plans include participation by representatives of patriotic societies and future meetings to finalize roles. Rain relief arrives as Kansas showers ease drought in southeastern counties.
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Osage
Ator Rex
Byron Leighton
Patriotic Society
Memorial Hall
Leighrose
Waterlay Theatre
Kansas
Topeka
Kai
Apj
Corua
City Flag to Fly for Mother's Day Celebration
The city plans a municipal flag raising at the city hall on Sunday to honor mothers including those who served in wartime. Mayor Tibbitts and prominent citizens support the display urging all merchants and residents to fly flags for Mother's Day observance in Waterloo.
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Glen AL Tieilts
Ofleta
Hall
Tibbitts
Residencrs
Waterloo
Burial of Former Resident Is at New Hampton
New Hampton Iowa May 7 burial was held for a former resident who died at her Marion home after heart trouble. Mrs Kepler had lived near New Hampton for 30 years and moved to Marion 15 years ago. She is survived by her husband and eight children. Relatives could not attend the funeral.
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New Hampton
M A
Kepler
Tite
Calgary Camelery
Marion
Letter Delayed Twenty Years Reaches Dead Mans Relative
A letter mailed in Cedar Rapids fourteen years ago finally arrived. It had been addressed to Jonathan Morgan who then lived there. Morgan died six years ago and his sister, the letter’s writer, died ten years ago. Iowa is about 39 miles from Cedar Rapids.
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Jowi Gtty
Cedar Rapids
Jonathan Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Morgan
Iowa
Cerlur Rapints
Promoting KOTEX for Women’s Hygiene
An advertisement touts KOTEX cloth pads for sanitary use claiming no laundry required and high absorbency. It targets “better-class” women, emphasizing odor control and discretion with a price of a dozen pads per package.
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La Porte City Teletype Notices and Local Happenings
Local notices from La Porte City report a May afternoon service at the church with Mrs. N Slane presiding and reports from the district convention at Grogs wies. Community chats featured Mrs. Jave Gline entertaining and guests from Blainstown returning home. A group of youths heard a symphony orchestra, and local medical visitors and school examinations were noted along with a minor accident involving Mrs. Bishan’s daughter.
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N Slane
Heirs Challenge 1.5 Million Estate Will
In Peoria a probate suit seeks to overturn a will disposing of widow Phabe LB Buehler’s 1.5 million dollar estate. Seven kin sue to block alleged collusion by executors Edward Kassin of BE Doget & Sons and Louis Berg, claiming heirs were wrongfully cut off. The action targets the executors and a clerk over the contested will.
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Execulara J
Counsal
Buehler
Bredle
Phaabe
Widuow
Edward Kassin
Manaager
BE. Doget & Sons
Lous
Aanberg
Esale
Tia. Peelter
Smith, Davenport
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