Remarkable West High concert praised by critics
Local society notes report a large audience at West High School as the Hassan Symphonie choir receives glowing remarks from teachers and music figures. Patrons can buy reserved seats and tickets through local shops and clubs. Special buses will shuttle students and faculty to the venue, with a repeat performance scheduled at Coe College Cedar Rapids on November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High School
St. Olaf
Prederic Mills Ross
Rossi ' Conservatory of Music
Bwii C
Albert Scholio
Marion Rauster
Cate
Carlie Wieder
Lbrarian
Ity
East
Wese Schuneman Doue
J. Agnes Thompson Floral
Paula Davis
Y. W.G. A. Init
Town State Teachers College
Cedar
Birthday Surprise Party Observed For Mrs J L Sinclair
A group of friends surprised Mrs J L Sinclair at her home to celebrate her birthday last evening. Three hours were spent informally with refreshments served by Fred Jott H Guernsey and Thomas Porter concluding the party. The gathering included Mr and Mrs Brown Mr and Mrs Sidney Ley Myo and Mrs Raytmlinman Mr and Mrs Thomas Mlaherty Miss Dieitie Free Airs Theresa Barron Mrs William Rid owards and Burdette Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.L. Sinclair
Fred Jott
H. Guernsey
Thomas Porter
Brown
Sidneyley
Myo
Ray tMlinman
Thomas Mlaherty
Theresa Barron
Wiliam Ridowards
Burdette Smith
Local Couple Marks Golden Wedding With Home Reception
Mr and Mrs Paul Strayer of 2 Vitl Street near Waterloo celebrate 50 years of marriage tomorrow. Their daughter Mrs WW Armstrong will be the only child present at the home reception. sons live in Canada California and Florida. The Strayers wed in the Brethren church parsonage with Rev L Roberts officiating. Nearby, birthday anniversaries sparked a small supper and neighborhood gathering at Mr and Mrs W E Johnson's home, as Park Avenue West residents mark such events periodically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Strayer
Waterloo
Ww, D, Armstrong
New Providence
Don
Canada
Louis
California
Miller
Florida
J. G. McAlvin
Kenneth Bragdon
W. E Johnson
Park Avenue West
Bridge Benefit for Episcopal Guild Slated for Nov 17
St. Margaret's guild of St. Mark's Episcopal church plans a benefit bridge party at Mrs. W. Jr. Johnson's home on November 17. General chairwoman Mrs. W. T. Warwick leads a committee including Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Pickworth with Mrs. W. EB. Gowan assisting. Mrs. Daxter serves as hostesses’ presider and Mrs. J. A. Hobinson aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret's
St. Mark's
J. A. Hobinson
Close Willard Hall Party Ends For Winter Break
The Willard Hall Women’s Christian Temperance Union party closed Thursday after its two day event. Sessions will move to the YWCA until spring. Ida Mitchell led a school of methods with contributions from Meldora Clark Ray Williams JF Yapp William Briden Cedar Wills Mary J Philpot and others. Reports covered state convention work at Benevolent home in Deg Maines and Union County jail activities. A demonstration on anti narcotics by L Pack followed Philpot’s message. New member B C Grinton spoke of North Dakota work in 1883. Ralph Alrich gave a musical reading as Ray Willants and Woo Kellerd sang. Margaret Moore served luncheon.
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Wllard Hall
Women's Christian ‘Temperance Ane Fon
YW. C
Ida Mitchell
Ntarutags
Meldora Clark
Ray Williams
Union
Sig
Olfielt Publicaction
JF. Yapp
William Bridenl
Cedar Wills
Mary J. Philpot
Shy
Benelater
Deg Maines
Amanda Rickert
L. 4. Pack
Philpot
George Sheridan
B.C. Grinton
North Dakota
Ralph Alirich
Ray Willants
Woo
Kellerd
Margaret Moore
Local Fine Arts Program Showcases Mrs Knox Play
Junior Fine Arts program presents The China Guinea Pig by Mrs Knox at Waterloo S Woman's Club meeting with Arline Cole solo. Officers planned a bazaar Nov 23. YWCA guest speaker discussed banking. Mary’s parish card party yielded prizes. Royal Neighbors change meeting date to third Friday.
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Knox
John GO
Waterloo
Mabelle Ransom to Wed I L Salmon at St Josephs
Miss Matelie Ransom daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Ransom announced her engagement to L L Paul at a board party in her home The marriage service will be at St Josephs church November 18 Mr Salmon is manager of the Red Ball store in Ai and QC FL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matelie Ransom
W. W. Ransom
Argyle Street
L. L. & Paul
St. Joseph's Church
Salmon
Red ‘Ball
Beauty Advice with Lemon Recipes for Nails Skin and Teeth
A column offers lemon juice uses for complexion nails hands and household tasks. It covers whitening and astringent effects with dilution tips, cautions about facial use, and a homemade lemon sugar cream recipe. Also mentions teeth alignment options and costly dentist visits.
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Boise
Ia Potn
Asieve
iMele
King's Heralds of Grace Metho dlist Meet at Mrs Lee Home
Church news notes the King's Heralds of Grace Methodist meet at 2 30 p m Saturday in the home of Mrs Roy E Lee Mrs Paul Venter will be asviatan frastess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Heralds of Grace
Roy E. Lee
Paul Venter
Rev G L Snashall Named Interim Pastor at Walnut Street
Reverend G L Snashall D D secretary of the Northern Baptist Theological Seminary Chicago is chosen by Walnut Street Baptist Church members to serve as interim pastor. The selection was approved at a members meeting and is expected to begin with the Sunday service as the church continues its weekly prayer gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Snashall
Walnut
GL. Snashall
D. D
Northern Baptist Theological Seminnary
Chicago
Walnut Street Baptist Church
H M Chevrolet Co buys new garage in Cedar Rapids
The H M Chevrolet Co announces purchase of an 80 by 180 foot garage at Mirth and Blut streets from builder T J O Connell. The Hadley garage on Fifth street will become the new Chevrolet site by Nov 15 with a brick and truss roof, display rooms, offices, and a Black Hawk Oil service station. The land value plus structure is about $65,000. The move follows the company’s growth and claims the largest Chevrolet contract in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirth and Blut Streets
N. & Chevrolet Co
T. J. O'Connell
Chevrolet Company
C. J. Malverson
W. Ti. Marshall
Hadley Garage
Fifth Street
Black Hawk Oil Company
Chevrolet
Halverson
Cedar Rapids
la Porte City
Hudson
FARA OWNERS TO IMPROVE PLACES IN CEDAR FALLS
Cedar Falls Nov 6 Owners at large farms in this and other states plan to leave for their farms next week to confer with tenants about property. Cribs are too small and elevators will take only limited corn. Solution: build new cribs or let corn lay on the ground. Legion post election results listed with officers and committee members. Odd Fellows play well acted Thursday. College actors to present Captain Apple Jack next week. Prayer service for J M Howe before body leaves for Ogden. Picked Up in Passing notes A K Baxter hosts dinner. Terman Reckers heads to Churdan. Johnny Feerer returns from Trento SD with hog house built. weather similar to October in Dakota.
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Cedar Falls
Plain
Otheir Farms
Devery Points
Legion Hug
Legion
George H. Mach
Otto Peterson
Arthur Stone
Walter D. Rich
Andrew D. Anderson
Martin Martinuson
Oscar Hansen
Stowell Palmer
D. W. Moss
J. J. Kyhl
Joseph Myers
J. W. Leavitt
J. J. Kshi
Hans Hansen
Carl Gregg
Santa Claus
A. H. Mether
PF. J. Hitchcock
Paris
Captain Apple Jack
Crnematic
Pfieffer Drug Company
Hazel E. Strayer
A. K. Baxter
Terman Reekers
Churdan
Greene County
Johny Fearer
Trento
Dewell County
South Dakota
Enmie
Drekota
City in Brief Items From Waterloo District
Local notices report several residents traveling and visiting. Antoinette Dybsford and family returned from Boone Iowa while J A Olmstead daughter Johnette plan a Chicago weekend. George Shoemaker and A M Place duck hunt on the Illinois River. Maude Merritt of Wash visiting her brother John W Snyder in Waterloo. Captain Allen Johnson moves office to Black Hawk building with a trip to Dubuque next week. Mary Scribner, New York lecturer for the American Theosophical Society, will speak at Theosophical Society rooms today and tomorrow. meetings open to the public. A jury case in Waterloo involves Kilpatrick against Hilemay & Gindt over three notes of 250 dollars. Roger Crowell, Waterloo Ice Cream president, returns from eastern motor trip. attending national ice cream makers meeting in Detroit and visiting Cleveland. Dorothy Esbilparts funeral services in Minneapolis. evangelistic meetings held in Waterloo churches.
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J. Dybsford
Antoinette
Boone
Mir
J. A. Olmstead
Johnette
Chicago
George Shoemaker
A. M. Place
Illinois River
Maude M. Merritt
Nnmclaw, Wash
John W. Snyder
Franklin Street
J. R. Halemer
Laffavettg Street
Allen Memorial [Hospital
Cal J. Millen
Dorotha
Fourth Street
Beloit
Theosophical Society
Lafayette Building
At & P. Nv
Miss Scribner
Wie Watertoo Society
Roger I. Crowell
Jlbe Waterloo
National Ice Freany Makers Reition
Detroit
Mich
Cleveland
William Wilkins
Minneapolis
Dorothy Es Bilparts
B. O. Benestes
Lar
Waterloo
William Rogers
Burton Avenue
Wattut Street
Nopper
Uch Alist
Walt
Ediph Adams Resident News Representative Memoir
La Porte City notices report Edith Adams as a resident news representative for the Waterloo Evening Courier. K. A. Perkin is described as quite ill with neuritis and rheumacism, confined at home in La Porte City for weeks. The Women's Home Missionary Society held a November meeting at Mrs. T. Richards home with hostesses, devotions, and a social hour. Mrs. John Brown dies at Primghar after long illness. Various social visits and gatherings are noted, including a motor party passing through and local church group activities and home visits.
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la Porte City
Edith Adams
Abit Porte City
Waterloo Evening Courier
K. A. Perkin
R. A. Perkin
H. M
PT. Richards
Womans Home Missionary
Oscar Hare ‘Mey
Wits
MM H. Goon
Ira Richards
Homan Mission
H. Beal
John Brown
Primghar
J. XN. McQuilkin
Druggists Secretary Attends Regional Assembly in Cedar Rapids
J W Slocum of Todianola secretary of the Tong State Pharmaceutical Association and George Judison Ames member of the state board of pharmacy were principal speakers at a northeastern Iowa druggists meeting in Ames. The association is divided into 12 districts for group gatherings under Slocum with meetings at Dubuque and Davenport scheduled to complete the circuit. The state has 4500 registered pharmacists and 1500 drug stores. The conference closed late yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Slocum
Todianola
Tong State Pharmaceutical Association
George Judison
Ames
State Board of Pharmacy
Iowa
Russell-Lamsoan
Cedar Rapids
Slocum
Dubuque
Davenport
Harold Johnson Shows Marked Recovery From Illness
Dr Harold Johnson son of Rev and Mrs J E Johnson of Prospect boulevard has recovered from a critical illness in Des Moines. He was ill with tubercular pneumonia and is considerably improved. the Rev Mr Johnson reported today after visiting the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Johnson
J. E. Johnson
Prospect Boulevard
Des Moines
Johnson
Waterloo Barbers Seek Inspection Ordinance Approval
Waterloo barbers plan to push a health inspection ordinance for barber shops with sanitary inspections. A joint committee will study feasibility and present a motion to adopt the ordinance if viable. City officials reportedly favor the measure as Iowa lacks current compulsory shop inspections.
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Waterloo
Raen
J. F. Fredericks
Watering Master Barbers’ Association
Iowa
Armistice Day Plans in Rioux City Schools
In Rioux City schools patriotic Armistice Day programs have been planned. The initiative focuses on program details and participation by students to observe the holiday with appropriate ceremonies.
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Rioux City
Elibdrey
Harold Improves After Two Weeks Bed Fast Illness
Des Moines reports Harold improves after being bed fast for two weeks. He had a restful night and nearly normal temperature. He is taking nourishment regularly and enjoying meals per his father.
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Des Moines
Harold
Littleton Boy 13 Seriously Hurt in Hunting Accident
Philip Ohl, 13, is in alarming condition at Peapots hospital after a hunting accident near Littleton this week. X rays show a pellet in the chest near the spine and another in the neck near the spinal cord, with a third in the face under the right eye. The gun misfire by an Oelwein hunter caused pellets to shower the boy, who was with his father Albert Ohl and a companion.
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Independence
Philip Ohl
Peapts's Hospital
Albert Owl
Littleton
Iome
Buchanan County
Pauline Jarrett
Warlerton
George B. Vargasan
H. ¥. Gilbert
Presbyterian Church
Ela Gleerup
Chris Gleerup
Rockfort
St. Thomas High
BO. V. Lusgeetion
Miliary
Persson
Memorial Hall
Mary Walker
Waterloo
Zeta Habbly
Cedar Falls
Glenn van Etten
Chanse
Lynn James
Oelwein
Cug Tar
Jamies
Geerge McKee
Ihis City
Ei. V. McKee
United States Navy
Farragut
Mekee
Washington, D.C
Pacific
Coronado Beach
San Diego
Mr. Meee
Gynt
DewWlrr Blamer
Tuiypt
Harry Yarnell
Cloet—tieat
Paul Goen
Ensign Church Chappel
Mastrird al Marlon
Trova GC
Nickey
Marion
Presbyterian Marse
Harry Glenn
Tadépenlse
Glaiys
Local Notices and Social Events Highlight River City
The week features a variety of community items including weddings in Quasqueton and Winthrop, a high school lyceum appearance by Robert Bowman on Monday night, Nov 9, and a detailed veterinary sale with selected Milking Shorthorn cattle and purebred Duroc Jersey stock. The event calendar notes a reception for the newlywed couple at the Brown home and local church ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. Hoge
Oliver Brown
Mis
Thelma Mulineaux
Arthur Waniel
Meurice Conrad
John H. Brown
Quasqueton
Ice Nelson
Verna Swanson
Winthrop
Theodore Nolgan
Wasel Wenger
Louly Nelson
Swan Swinson
Gond
Carl F. Walter
Quazqueton
Glenside Hero
Cyrus Clay
Jewel
Pathmnster
Ten Delayed Parkers Pay For Blocking Streets
Des Moines reports that ten drivers faced Judge J oC Beem in municipal court for parking in restricted areas over an hour. Police have clear instructions to enforce the law. The item also notes the Iowa Tuberculosis Association's board fixing mid February for its annual state meeting in Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Oc. Beem
Perry
Des Moines
The
Low Tuberculosis Association
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