University Symphony Orchestra Concert at EB High School
A Thursday evening concert at EB High School auditorium features the University Symphony Orchestra with soprano Anne Pierce. Pierce studied in New York under notable teachers and has taught voice at Cornell and Mt. Vernon. Critics praise her lyric soprano as intelligent and versatile. The program is organized by C Albert Scholin with the Iowa Alumni Association. Plan includes arias and celebratory events in the context of local society gatherings.
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EB High School
Vy Towns State
University Symphony Orchestra
Sollos
Anne
Pierce
Miss.P4erce
New York City
Merbert Witherspoon
Albert Clerk Jeannette
Frank la Forge
Cornell Codexe
Mt. Vernon
Aid
New York
Nora
C. Albert Scholin
University of Iowa Alumni Association
Josephine Robert to Wed D J Farrell at St Josephs Church
Miss Josephine Robert daughter of Mr and Mrs Nick Robert will wed Daniel Parrell at St Josephs Church tomorrow morning. The ceremony is planned at dawn with local preparations underway and families expected to attend.
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Josephine Robert To
D. J. Farrell
St. Joseph’s Church
Josephine Robert
Dau Heer
Nick Rob
Mulberry Alept
da Sebh
Daniel d. Parrell
P B O Presidents Delegates to State Convention at Fort Dodge
Delegates from P B O chapters attended the thirty fourth annual state convention at First Methodist Episcopal church in Fort Dodge with Mrs W R Dan and Mrs P L Rpus presiding. Notable attendees include Mrs Allen TH Scott Supreme president Mrs Ola Babcock Miller and Mrs Winona Reeves editor The Record. Alice Morlin birthday party and a card social are also noted with gatherings at local homes and church halls.
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W. RR. Dan
Fort Dodge
First Methodist ’Piscopal
Allen TH. Scott
Waterloo
Olive’ E Revline
Harold
Beauty Chats and Church Notes Highlight Local Meetings
Central Christian Church Division 1 met at the homes of three Os Rugetes with silent unanimity as the year’s burden closed. Women’s Society of Universalist Church set its regular meeting for Thursday with hostesses C. W. Caldwell and N. Be. Aler Banton. Notes cover health tips, teeth cleaning, and home care. Michael Seifert to host Inasmuch circle. Barton Avenue Baptist and East Park Presbyterian event details.
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Central Christian Church
Women’s Society of the Universalist’ Church
Wil
C. Wi Caldwell
Ale Banton
Michael Seifert
East Park Presbyterian Church
D A R Chapter to Hear at Annual Dinner Report
Waterlog chapter Teighters of the American Revolution hosts the annual dinner and meeting Friday at 6730 p m with officers elected. Regent Mrs P H Paulsen will preside and report on continental sangrebs, delegate duties, and organization aims. Mrs 29 B Scott will speak on Springtime In Washington at the dinner.
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Teighters of the
P. mi
Ofivers
P. H. Paulsen
Sangrebs
Scott
Washington
FW. Robertson
Menor
Hostesy
J. B.adams
Petti MM . Phiele
Elia White
M Bickley
Alice Wy
Kort
Bride Led Red Roses Decorated the Table for Miss Ross Dinner
Miss Margaret Bowen entertained at dinner for Miss Merrian Ross in honor of her upcoming marriage to Edward Northey. Red roses adorned the table and a miscellaneous short program followed the meal, with guests including Mrs Frederick Alvis and Harriette Northey among others.
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Blach
Margaret Bowen
Merrian Ross
Edward Northey
Miss Ross
Frederick Alvis
Harriette Ary. Northey
Wirfinsdicord
Alice
Bunyan
Margery
Corey
Luella
Rose
Grace Kauffer
McKinley P T A officers elected and party news
McKinley P T A held a meeting last evening to elect officers. Liffring presided with Mrs C W Dray as recording vice president and Miss Soehim as secretary treasurer. The program included refreshments and a note on continuing summer activities. The Child Conservation League staff and officers were announced with Mrs J Richmond Morgan as director of the exchange bureau. Leroy Noliger celebrated a birthday with a Chautauque park party attended by sixteen children and adults, featuring games and a two course picnic supper. Rae Jean Anderson celebrated her fourth birthday at home, with family present.
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McKinler
Parent-Teacher Association
CW. Dray
Ecord
Soehim
Bo AL
VY. Bassarest
RL TT
Men of the Associatn
Child Conservati League
VY. W
Pr Tsarevas
E Giles
Pennington
Secretar Ars
Gordon
Cathy
Grover
J. Richmond ‘Morgan
League
Meris
H.W. Brandt
Leroy. Noliger
Chautauque Bark
Henry Marsh
J. Lekman
Arthur Muxsell
WF. Wnoliger
Le.roy
Waerly
Rae Jean
Aud
J. S. Stevens
Eva M. Luse
Fort Dodge
Louis Begeman
Vohnerding
Mary Votmerding
George Obele
State Street
Herbert Moekiman
Waterloo
Fairview
Pass
A. Ritter
Cedar Aplds
Elizabeth North
Morgan
Nellie Morgan
Cedar. Heights
WW. Morgan
John” Bolte
Andrew
Bollte
Ass Lorreine
Hallowell
Walnut Street Baptist Church Sets Evening Council Meeting
The Sunday school council of Walnut Street Baptist church meets tonight at 7 30 in the pastor's study. The Otterbein guild of Graves Memorial Brethren church meets tomorrow evening at Miss Anna Fary's home. Trinity American Lutheran brotherhood convenes in the church parlors tomorrow evening. Burton Avenue Baptist women's circle meets tomorrow afternoon in church parlors. Black Hawk County Sunday School association meets all day tomorrow at First Brethren church with about 75 Sunday schools represented. Dr Clyde Wildman of Cornell college speaks at 3 pm and 7 30 pm. Dr R R Williamson delivers the 10 30 am address. Dinner and supper served by First Brethren church women. General Aid Society of St Pauls M E church holds all day meeting tomorrow at the church followed by a picnic at noon. Trinity American Taithern guild to be in church parlors all day tomorrow. Mrs W C G Wine and Mrs C H Seding chair the events.
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Black Hawk I
Sacre Heart Court
St. Mary's Hall
I. Danville
Dean Raward ‘Satlery
Robert
Mildred Robert
Marcle -Antoinette
Farret
William Ip. Parrall
Omaha
Neb
John ‘Robert
Louis Robert
Edward Sims
Louis McGuire
Wiss’ Claire
Williams
Oremin
Edith Graham
H. Dahlquist
Oma
Mary Farrell
Genevieve King
Cedar Falls
N. Ruther
Norfolk
Nick Robert Robert
John Robert
J. Gaza
Julia Robert
Mae Purity
Marie Daily
Pather Slatters
Pt. Tagersol
Danlep, Jr
Rhag Cummings
Des Moines
Vallain
Weaterloo
Chicago
French Silk Springs
Ind
Lewisville
Nome
Danville
Me. Farrell
Commercials
St. Joseph's Catholic
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Otterbein Guild of Graves
Memorial Brethren Church
Anna Fary
Hawk
County Sunday School Association
First Brethren Church
Suneay
Clyde Wildman
Cornell College
RR. E. Williamson
Black Hawk County Association
First Brethren Ichurchy
General Aid Society of St. Paul's M. GE
Allen Memorial Hospital
Trinity American Taitheran Guild
Charch
Nastesses
W. CG. Wine
C.h.seding
Cedar Walls
St. Patrick’s Parish
John C. Wieneke
LL. HH
Uf. Hughes
Rotary
Rotary Club
Wack Hawk
G. M. Parker
Irving HH
Hart
Teachers College
Tome
Wisconsin
Otto Nielsen
United Danish Lutheran Church
Racine
Wis
Nielsen
West Branch
Nazareth Church
Alumni Association of
Gr J. P. Nugent
Tompkins Avenue Congregational Church
Brooklyn
Carlton
C. Magee
Albnquerque
NLM
Frank R. Mills
Tag Angeles
Lis
Raymond Dix
Jidge Wits
Dix
Shipley
Harriet Tambert
Kirkwood S. Olesen
Eleventh Street
JF. R. Alden
San Diego
Cal
A. Killen
College Hill
Decorah
Monona
Aucoma
Waterloo
Cathedrals Topic Highlighted At P E B C Meeting
A Wisconsin P E B C chapter meeting featured talks on U S cathedrals. Speakers described visits to St John the Divine in New York City, the National Cathedral in Washington, and St Louis Cathedral. Thirty five members attended with two visitors.
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S.W. Tatth
BE E. Stevenson
St. John the Divine
New York City
G. E. Pickett
National
Washington
Wlr
Law
Marshall
Swaddle Cedar Falls News Rep in Waterloo Courier
George W Swaddle is named resident news representative in Cedar Falls for the Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter. He will operate from offices at 111 West Fourth Street with telephone service and office hours listed.
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George W. Swaddle
Resipient News
Cedar Fall
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
West Fourth Street
Lions Delegates Attend Lincoln Convention
La Porte City people travel to Lincoln Nebraska for Lions convention. Several residents including Neva Mochyny and Naws Tepreventatiys are mentioned along with drivers and companions. changes in travel plans occur amid drive toward the event.
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la Porte City
Neva Mochyny
Waterloo Evening Courier
Lions Cluly Lane
Lincoln
Neb
Porta City
H ci Christianson
Grost
Nebs
Afarry McQuiliir
L. J Tutt
Nurs
McQuilkin Cays
Brookhart Attacks Poor Legislation In Campaign Speech
Brookhart in Fort Dodge May 11 condemns present deflationary policy and poor legislation influencing farmers. Campaign focus on Republican nom for U S Senate as he criticizes current financial and agricultural policy amid insurance rate notes and city fire apparatus upgrades.
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Tai
Smith Wy. Brookhart
United States
Renata
Fort: Dodge
Ins
Royal Fire
Lemon Based Skin Bleaching Mixture Advertised
An advertisement claims a lemon and Orchard White cream can whiten skin. It instructs mixing juice from two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White to yield a quarter pint of lotion for facial, neck, arms and hands. The copy touts stage beauties using the product and notes it cannot be bought ready to use and should be prepared immediately.
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George BP
Lous
Car Men of Two Divisions Banquet Guests
Car department employees from Minnesota and Iowa divisions of the Illinois Central railroad will be guests at a banquet of the car department. The Loester club of the local shops will host at 7 p.m. today in Bishop cafeteria annex. An entertainment program will follow the dinner. It is planned to make the duel an annual event.
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Minnesota
Iowa
Alvnions
Linois Central Railroad
Loester'club
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Yeomen
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Our Lady of Victory Court
Knights of Columbus Hall
Presbyterian Hospital
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Clara Haughurk
Anta Murray
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Misa Carrie Myers
Leolatedden
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Mother Peterson
William Wilkins
Louis Gates
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Tesson
Japan
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Church News
Trinity American Lutheran Brotherhood
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Steinbach
Charles Bure Golt
Charles City
St. Mark's
Order of Eastern Stan
Masonic Temple
Tomorrary
A. J. Atety
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Ibalt West
Edward Steege
Meesing
King’s Daughters
Mizpaly Circle
M.A. Beal
Lewis
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Joe Reaney
Ida’ Bell
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Geist
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Murphy
Imhoff
R.x Meffarlin
Bert Blowers
Angiliarys
J. B. Hecker
Martha
Yonishi
Daughters of and
Union Veterans of Civil War
Mechariat Hall
Mary Metroge
Bizenet A. Alu
WLC
AL Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythings Hall
Parent Teacher Association
Linealn School
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Womans Club
Hotel Russell- Lamson
Bon Amicus Club
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Clifford Chaney
Geiar Falls
Ernoon
Lillian Lambert
Iowa Street
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Tow City
University Hospital
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Eta O'Neill
Waterton
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George
Riggle
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Independence
Ine
Abbe
Louis Schreiber
Cedar Rapids
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T. & M. Bootery
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