E H O Symphony Orchestra Wins State Contest
East Waterloo High School's symphony orchestra won the Iowa State contest at Iowa City over Abraham Lincoln High of Council Bluffs. Excellency in the string section noted by judges as dominant. The victory earned two cups from the University of Iowa and the National Music association, marking Waterloo's first major state win.
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East Waterloo High School
Symphony
Iowa City
Abraham Lincoln High School
Council Bluffs
Waterloo
University of Iowa
National Music Association
G. T. Bennett
Abe Pepinsky
University of Minnesota Symphony Orchestra
A. J. Stephens
New England Conservatory
George Dasch
Little Symphony Orchestra of Chicago
Dasch
High
Margaret Miller
Willer
Margaret Moore
Virginia Neary
Maxine Clow
Charlies City
Hazleton
East Waterloo
Abraham
Burlington
East Des Moines
Orchestra
Belle Plaine
Sigourney
Ida’ Grove
Monticello
Stanhope
Burt
Tracy
New Virginia
Abraham Lincoln
Council “Bluffs
Mason City
Ida Grove
Charles City
Red Oak
Hartley
Well,man
Earlville
McGarvey Bonds as Executor in Estate Case
Lawrence F. McGarvey posted bond today as executor and trustee for the estate of his late brother John J. McGarvey. The will exempted bond but Patrick McGarvey suggested it, and the matter was amicably settled in district court. The United States has almost 12,000 country weekly newspapers.
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Lawrence F. McGarvey
Bond
John J. McGarvey
Patrick McGarvey
United States
Esther Life Drama Star in the East Draws 300 East ern Star Members
About 300 Waterloo and Breeker Chapter members of the Order of Eastern Star attended the special initiation at Westminster Presbyterian church. The drama The Star in the East, directed by Truman De Roame, presented biblical scenes from Esther with historically accurate settings. A quartet supplied music between acts, and further performances are planned for the church next Sunday and May 20.
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Waterloo and
Breeker
Order of Eastern Star
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Drama League
Truman de Roame
la Porte City
A. E. Enderlein
A. M. Donnan
Harold F. Miller
W. P. McCormick
Renera
Universalists Likely Call Conrad Rheiner as Pastor
In Boston Universalist Church members indicate Rev. Conrad Rheiner aged 25, unmarried and studying at Tufts, will be extended a call to serve as pastor. He preached yesterday morning and evening and plans to sail for Europe in June for study with work to begin around September if he accepts.
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Conrad Rheiner
Boston
Mass
Theuniversalist Church
Rheiner
Tufts College
Medford
Europe
How Much Water Should Baby Get
Baby experts urge three ounces per pound daily for six months, an eight pound infant needing twenty four ounces. later bottle feed adds two ounces per pound. Weighing before and after feeds guides water needs for breastfed and bottle fed babies. Fletcher's Castoria is advertised as an aged home remedy for infant ailments with a caution to seek genuine Chas. H. Fletcher on the package.
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Fletcher
Chas. H. Fletcher
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