Last Honor Ceremony By Girl Reserves at 3730 Poem
The Grade School Girl Reserves will hold their final honor ceremony of the year at 3730 tomorrow. Central and Washington Irving school girls will open with salutes to flags and a prayer. The Whittier Triangle presents a pageant The Spirit of Motherhood. The Rainbow Trail by Washington school. An honor court led by Miss Mart ers and other YWCA officials will supervise candle lighting. Lincoln school girls close the service. Reverend Mogklman to give benediction. Luncheon for the Young Women’s Club building farewell. reservations with Mrs Yapp by Monday.
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Ceptral
Washington Irving School
Whittler Triangle
Washington School
Mareters
Jerence Brinton
Y. W
H. Atbs
pLhe' YW. C. A
Edith Ferguson
Emma. Williams
West-High
Margaret’Millar
Maxine Clough
Jane Beckner
Bask
Lincoln
Herbert
Mogklman
Knax
New B P W Leader Alice Warsaw Proves Capability
Alice Warsaw named leader of the Business and Professional Women’s club in Waterloo Iowa. She is described as energetic, inspiring, and friendly with business and professional experience in home economics and retail. Warsaw has taught at Cornell and Ames, and serves in D O R Eastern Star Westminster church and local chapters. She highlights individual responsibility and cooperation and notes the group’s activities align with national policies.
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Alice Warsaw
Therg
Grundy Center
Warsaw
Iowa State College
Ames
W. W. Warsaw
Vis
Waterloo
Ithaca
Neey
Cornell University
U C
Elean
Jean
Kathryn
Eleanor Jean
Whittier Schol
Waterloo B. & T. W_ club
Association of States
University Orchestra to Give Concert in East High Auditorium
An upcoming concert by the University Symphony Orchestra directed by Professor Frank Kendrin will be held Thursday evening at East High School auditorium. The program opens with Beethoven Symphony No 9 in C minor followed by pieces including A Chinpawa Lulla by Carl Busei and Polonaise from Eugene Onegin by Tsehal Kowaly, concluding with the university hymn Old Gold. Soprano Anne Pierce will be soloist and printed programs will include analyses of the works.
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Jona Ste Co University
Symphony
East High School
Stext
Jeander ‘Amplees
Walaroo’ Town
Carl Busei
Ireneo Sterge
Eugene Onegin
Tsehalkowaly
Anne Pierce
Frank Kendrin
United States
Post Graduation Recital At T C Cedar Falls
Fae Collins gave a post graduation recital at Cedar Falls in Gilchrist chapel with Miss Marlys Schwarek on violin. Collins studies at Iowa State Teachers College under Miss Alia Freiman during winter. Her program included The Little Windmills, Bruch and Brahms pieces, Liszt Rhapsodie, and Perpetuum Mobile. Both performers played with finished brilliance.
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Fae
Collins
Mmiss Marlys “Schwarek
Gilcthrist
Cedar
Collings
Alia
Imlan
Iowa State Teachers College
Scarlat Donde
Benthog CE
Beethoven
Altaby
Brahms
Liebestrom
Liszt
Bras
Perpetuum
Bohm
Tary Society Banquet Highlights East High School Event
The East High Philomathean Society banquet took place Monday evening in Black's tearoom with 45 faculty members and student guests honored. Miss Viola Knoche and Miss Mary Ethel, sponsors, greeted attendees while toastmaster William Carrollill led the program featuring violin solo Max Clow and Philo items. Frances Stott and others performed as the program concluded with Mrs. Robert Lichty elected president and sixty in attendance. Dr Earl A Roadman addressed the gathering as refreshments were served by teachers.
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Enilemathean
William Carrollail
Sole
Max Clow
Philo
Weston Booth
Will
Dorothy Kilne
Dream
Wil Ham
Stevenson
Votal
Frances Stott
Frances, Grout
Robert Lichty
Norrs Shawn
Lillian Lohner
Weasurer
Earl_A. Roadman
Grace M. EB. Church
Beauty Brimstone and Treacle Spring Tonic Directions
An old home remedy article promotes a sulfur and molasses tonic, repeating grandmotherly directions for a three day on and three day off regimen. It touts sulfur's cleansing and laxative effects, skin purging, and eventual clearer complexion, then offers sulfur tablets as a slower safer alternative. It also hints at scalp massage and eye care tips, with a caution to avoid overdoing work to prevent irritation.
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Reguliarly
Tvo
Social Events on Week's Calendar
Week’s social events list shows numerous club meetings and social gatherings throughout the week. Notable items include Holy Hollyhock club, Sacred Heart parish mother daughter banquet, St Joseph’s Girls’ club, Unity Guild, and various afternoon and evening events at Black’s tearoom, Bee high school auditorium, and Sunnysides Country club.
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Wyenine
Philomathean Literary Society
Black's
G. DB
H.W. Schulte
Entre Nous
O. Me] Brown
Y. W. Coa
August Wartwig
Vwriday
Sunnysides Country Club
Waterloo
Black’s Tearoom
Arterios
Enonei
Spring Luncheon and Social Events in Waterloo
Outstanding next week is the Waterloo Woman's Club spring luncheon at Hotel Rose and Lamson with about 200 seated amid garden flowers. Marion Ransier will play piano solos, Mrs. Werhert Marshall violin, Mrs. A J Alexander singing, and Mrs. Marshall and Mrs. Alexander will be accompanied by Mrs. Robert Parrott. Reservations must be made at the hotel by Tuesday.
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Waterloo Woman's Resubt
La’elock
Rossen-Lamson
Marion Ransier
Werhert
Marshall
A. J. Alexander
Alexander
Htobert Parrott
C. W. Chapman
Mie
First Mission and Church Groups Hold Meetings
Fifty women of First M E church visited home missions and held a May queen event led by Mrs Lotus. The program included Ethel Brinkman and others, Russian tea served by members, with thirty present. Walnut Street Baptist hosts Trame builders class with Rev Fred W Hughes as guest. Plans for May 19 spring banquet discussed. Unity guild at First M E meets Monday evening at Bouderick homes. Mothers of Slaps invited for supper and meeting.
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First M. EB. Church
May Queen
Lotus.Survay
J. B. Brinkman
St. Ry Anders
Winifred Rickett
Joan Huston
M. M. Real
Ethel Brinkman
E. Waite
J. O. Heston
Walnut Street Baptist Church
H. G. Keiber
Fred W. Hughes
Asnunncion
Paraguay
South America
Bishop's
Ralph Barron
Elmer Dockery
Thurlow Littie
Unity Guild
First M. E. Church
Margaret
Gerrude Bouderick
Mothers of the
LuVerne Beals California engagements praised by critics
Miss LuVerne Beal daughter of Mus M M Beal of 1120 Fourth Street West returns to Water Ino about May 15 after a season of musical triumphs in California She completed a four month winter engagement at Raymond Hotel Pasadena where she played piano solos with a trio five evenings weekly including Sundays Also appeared in clubs and churches including Presbyterian Church Los Angeles where Stewart Ernest McCartney connected to Waterloo church ministers During four weeks Beal filled concert engagements with Hir Steiner cellist and Leonida Coroni baritone Her reputation as pianist and accompanist extends across the southern states and into Canada Critics in Los Angeles hailed her as brilliant with refined musical values and a Canadian paper noted her conducting an orchestra and her broad instrumental interest
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LuVerne Seal
Mus
M. MM. Beal
Fourth Street West
Water Ino
California
Miss. Beal
Raymond Hotel
Pasadena
Presbyterian Church
Los Angeles
Stev. Ernest McCartney
J. R. Macartney
Waterloo
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Beal
Hir
Beal
Cedar Falls Newsroom Contacts Whose Details Appear
Cedar Falls Daily records GEORGE H TWADDLE senior resident news rep for the Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter. Correspondence may be sent to 1010 West Fourth Street Cedar Falls with telephone number 1 office hours 1010 a.m. and 2 p.m.
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George H. Twaddle
Cedar Fails
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Ill West Fourth Street
Iowa artists Europe tour succeeds with 45 recitals
Signe and Harold B Holst, children of Mr and Mrs Martin Holst, sail home in July after a Europe tour of Denmark Italy Germany France and England. They gave 45 recitals and studied with European teachers, returning to teach voice before touring Europe. Their father edits Danne virk, a leading weekly Danish newspaper in the U.S.
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Rome
England
Dannevirk
United States
Danizish Lutheran Church Choir
Teachers College
Dater
Europe
Local News Briefs From La Porte City And Surroundings
Nova Methane, resident news representative in La Porte City, reported on local happenings. Shelby Foss, six, injured in a truck incident with no serious outcomes expected. a collection will be taken for the injured child. Mrs Henry Wienants moved with daughter Nina to a new home. Charles Balligtm, Wienants’ brother, also residing with them. A sacred concert in MB Church announced with a trio from Waterloon providing an escort to the Charles City church Sunday evening.
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la Porte
Nova Methane
la Torte Watertoo Evening Courier
Mhoie
Shelby Foss
la Porte City
Henry Wienants
Kenry Wienands
Misa Nina
Sarily
Whiley Jides
Wienands
Charles Balligtm
Waterloon
Charles City
Mr. and
Mes
G. J, Kennedy
Village Notes and Visits From Local Residents
A jumble of private visits and community notices detailed plans to drive to Charles City, family visits in O'Chielsthagon, and a meeting at Mrs Jenola Ry’s home with 15 attendees. Mrs Parks presided, devotionals, reports, and talks by Mrs Kulser and Mrs Allison, with refreshments served. Also reported are E. Corwin’s 20 year visit to Denver and a note on Henry Lassen visiting Carroll and Walter Brandt announcing the birth of a child amid ongoing community updates. Mother’s Day services and pastors delivering hymns are mentioned along with returning from Cresco for a funeral.
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Dennie Kling
Jenola RY
Sirs
Parks
David Allison
Sirs, Parks and
Als. Niex
Corwin
Hote Suate
Denver
Colo
Droid Busser
Beiver
Henry Lassen
Carroll
Walter Brandt
Brxeo Townshin
Brandt
Miss
Lassen
Marrage
George Pellwis
Winterloo
Ser
Mra Ny Anton
Anton Nasbeeh
Crom’ Allen Alomotial Hospital
St Porte City
I. Wi. Dert
Miss Wye- Inn
Creses
Mr. Dert
City in Brief lists local council work and social notes
City council met as a board of review and will continue Wednesday night. Local residents LeRoy Lockwood and Greene visited Waterloo friends. Various notices include a replica campanile at James Black store, a speaker at Knights of Pythias hall, and multiple residents traveling or ill. One case concerns Louis Kubick facing a municipal court charge for falsely issuing a crew and others postponed.
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LeRoy
Lockwood
Greene
Waterloo
Nera DB
Weaver
Des’ Moines
Fred FR. Tiehl
Fifth Street
William Whitkey
Lafayette Bulkling
Nielsen
Third Street
Iowa
Teachers College
James Black
B.A. Kennedy
Marion
International Bible Students' Association
Knights of Pythias Hall
J. H
M Harker
Gleave Harker
Herbert A. Golinveaux
California
Northwest
Ars
Gus’ Golinveaux
Corllandt Street
San Francisco-Oakland Terminal Railroad Company
Chicago
Miller High Gun At Charles City
Miller from Denver topped a large 150 third program shoot with 437 breaks aided by a high wind. A. Davis of Northwood was runner up with 136, while Beatty of Kelster and Jebry Steege of Denver tied for third at 135 each. Waterloo shooters included Harry Chapman with 129 as wind kept scores down and many local participants listed among the scores and names from Des Moines to Waverly.
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Charles City
George Miller
Denver
A. Davis
Northwood
Beatty
Kelster
Minn
Jiebry Steege
U Denver
Harry Chapman
Waterloo
B. Bi Weister
Henry Denver
Rishwerdson
Des Moines i
Coaner
Sint ‘Castle
Macey Chapin
Ditter
Sty Ansar
Tighe
IGMP
di Vermailyn
Scorra Coontz
Millie
Waverly
Northay
Waterton
Juhi Tabbert
Mitchell
Up-to-Date Fashion Patterns Offer From Waterloo Courier
Pattern orders from the Waterloo Evening Courier Fashion Department advertise up-to-date spring and summer book of fashions. Send 15 cents for the latest patterns, sizes 4 to 10 years, with fabric needs noted, and patterns mailed to any address.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Willard Hall
Yapp
Woo
ALICE
Lawrence McQuown
Wallace Agnew
William and
Clifford Chaney
Wastern Avenue
Merle Scott
Margery Agnew
Margaret Gallup
Margaret Thompson
Callie’ Wieder
Anne Priterson
Geneal- Jenness
Airs
Walter Munt
J. W. Rath
St. John the Divine
E. F. Stevenson
C. B. Pickett
St. Lou Cathedral
Wy Wy. Marsh
Westminster Presbyterian
Lucy Kiniball
Knights of Pythins
Gae Goon
Fae Collins
T. C
W.og. T
Mary Jane
Cedar Walls
Waterloo ‘Union
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Philpot
Loyal Temperance Legion
Lamy Druggist
Josephine
Harriet b.Mas
Hylo Cara
Wiliam Feisner
Hollyhock Club
Gannon
Child Conservation
Lesquay
Alpha Delphian Society
V. W
Yuesday Eventing
Daughters of
Union Veterans of Civil war—Memorial Dui
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Vythias
Italy
Woman's Club
Clack’s — Tearom
Children of American
Revolution
William and Clifford Chaney
West Orange Club
George Brinkman
J. H. Sniveey
Q. B
Donald Axtell
A. W. Kistner
Foresters
Johnson
Pa*vilion
Town State University Orchestra
Gorreary— Bee High School Auditorrium
Woman’s Club
J.C. Dailey
Aloysia Oailey
Marie Dailey
Smith
Robert
Edith Galvin
Josephine Kelly
Miss Gesell
I. Williams
Ida Mae Gesell
Mmes
Charles Britzman
Frank Sheeley
Phil Lae
Helen Britzman
Mildred Leipert
Faye Kober
Magdalene Darby
Anna Winters
Dorothy Mitchell
Nora Parker
Gannon Camp
Moose Ball
Clara Than Ars
Bee Smith
Arewell
Lowell
W. Smith
Ohio
Davey Institute of Tree Surgery
A. J. Cornewall
First Baptist Sunday School
Cornwall
Neonen
Alice Stewart
D. Smith
Helen _ Martin
Ployd Cushman
Sacred Heart Church
Testoom
Della
Tritz
Miss. Maymeean
BeNatural Music Club
Milss Martha. McCormick
M. GC. LaRue
Daughters of Isabella
Tincoln Ctrele
Lamias
G. A. IL
Memorial Tai
Church News
LuVerne . Beal
Luverne Beal
Cedar Falls
DIOWA
Signe
Harold Holst
Lie Mausoleum
Greenwood
Vomins
Tom Walton
Fisher's Lake
Anany
Bol
Hans OG. Smith
Cedar Malls National Bank
Seventh
Olive Streets
Wolger
W. L. Scogezii
Thiaze Tiehigen Church
F. C. Witsigenian
Episcopal
Ermit B. Frye
Lansing
Mich
Federated Church
W Hiv
Impadies
W. G. Christlanson
Allie Quasitter
Aunt Airs
Chilatlanson
Hha
O' Chielsthagon
Fanidilly
Buchanan's
W. End
4Th St.ridge
YM. C
Neary
Waterton Wateles
Sian
Nama City
Libert’s White Laundry
Wnte Oy
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