Waterloo Community Chorus Forms At First Lutheran Parlor
Ralph B Slippy elected president of the community chorus with Freida Buennecke as vice president Maude Jacobs secretary J B Cundiff treasurer Elna Christensen pianist and Martin Heyde director The group plans regular meetings and aims to include duets trios and various choirs for men and women seeking to stimulate local music interest.
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Ralph B. Slippy
First Lutheran Church
Last Eye
Aing
Freida Buennecke
Maude Jacobs
J. B. Cundiff
Elna Christensen
Martin Heyde
Rures
Hyde
Slippy
Waterloo
Henry Mueller
Heyde
Herde
Grand Chapter of Iowa C. E. S. reception guests
Mrs Jessie Wheeler and Mrs Frances Dahl honored at an informal reception in Masonic temple Cedar Falls 8 p m Thursday with singing by Mrs R C Michael readings by Mrs John Voorhees Westminster church orchestra and Tom J Crace reading program details include prior history at Roosevelt PTA and community singing led by Grace Ullemeyer with local performers and a feature picture Pilgrims Going to Church all amid various association activities and entertainments
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Jessie Wheeler
Frances Dahl
Cedar Falls
Jsecker Chapter
Masonic Temple
Thursay
R. C. Michael
Roland Taylor
John Voorhees
Young People’s Orchestra
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Loren J. Berry
J. B. Ridenour
C. W. Knoop
Charles Trunkey
Howard [Burr
Roosevelt P. A
Cc. W. Kline
United States
Roosevelt Parent-Teachers Association
Grace Ullemeyer
Cornet
LeRoy Bisdorf
Lucille Bisdorf
Lavonna Vaughn
Allemeyer
Faithful Workers and Club Matched Names Listed
Thursday afternoon social notes list members including Mrs. Carl Bhrke of Faithful Workers, Mrs. A. J. Cort yell of BI Deen club, Mrs. M. A. Taylor of Amicus, Mrs. Claude Fischel of Elite circle, Mrs. Harvey Ritchie of Arbor Vitae, and Mrs. Tt. N. Miller of N. QO. B. club.
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Carl Bhrke
BI Deen Club
A. J. Cortyell
Amicus Club
M. A. Taylor
Elite Circle
Claude Fischel
Arbor Vitae Club
Harvey Ritchie
N. QO. B. Club
Tt. N. Miller
Side Talks and Catching Hold of Peace
A reflective piece on moments of peace found in nature and in prayer. It recalls a friend’s line about catching the tail end of peace on a September knoll, then explores letting go and self abnegation as paths to peace through service, love, and Amiel’s belief in divine direction.
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Tennyson
Amiel
Melrose D A R Marks Armistice Signing Observance
Melrose Chapter of the D A R gathers at Mrs C R Davis home to observe Armistice Day with readings of Coolidge message and poems In Flanders Field and Americas Response Miss Updegrafe and Miss Hungerford lead talks and plans for night school aid and a Christmas party A $25 gift to Piney Woods school Braxton Miss is proposed Hostesses named and other club notes included
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Ruth Updegrafe
Church News Plans And Meetings At Local Churches
Thursday church events include St Pauls members hearing Clyde Stuntz at First Methodist. Immanuel Lutheran Woman's Aid meets at 2 pm for quilting. Central Christian women host bazaar planning. Grace Methodist Standard Bearers picnic and meeting with new members. Married Folks class to meet after chicken pie supper. First Baptist women attend 2:30 pm lecture by Miss Helen Bissell on missions in India. supper to follow.
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First Methodist Church
Clyde Stuntz
Ladies Aid Sewing Circle
Im. Manuel Lutheran Church
Grace Methodist Church
Sif- Leen
Central Christian Church
Women's Society
First Baptist Church
Helen Bissell
Independence
Urma
India
Austiney Societies of Churches
Firet
Club Notes Guests of Mrs French Hostess and Winners in 500
Members of March club were guests of Mrs A H French at her home Tuesday evening. Mrs C L Peterson and Jesse Baugher won ning scores in 500. A two course lunch was served by the hostess at the close of the evening, Mrs J W Drier assisting.
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George Highsey
Waynes Palmer
Fred C. Tunks
Glen Peverill
R. C. Packler
Women's Aid Society of Central Christian Church
R. W. Sheptee
A. B. Colling
Vern Johnson
Vinal Plang
March Club
A. H. French
C. L. Peterson
Jesse Baugher
J. W. Drier
Lotus Club
George Riock
George Klock
H. J. Bianchaine
M. Lo Cummins
Arch Baker
Imy Styre
Fiarry Rinight
Conovers in Joint Recital at East High School
Agnes Bodholdt Conover, Waterloo pianist with Midwest fame, performs with her husband Hubert Conover, cellist, as the third number in East High School lecture and entertainment course next Monday evening. She trained in Waterloo and Chicago, soloed across the West, with the Little Symphony of Chicago, praised by the Chicago Tribune. Hubert, a Chicago cellist, studied with Walter Unger and taught cello, earning high esteem in Chicago.
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Agnes Bodholdt Conover
Waterloo
Middlewest
Hubert Conover
East High
Rirs
Conover
John Bodhoidt
Logan Avenue
Julia Plumb Swank
Chicago
Armisting Day Observed With Silent Prayer and Flags
La Porte City observes Armistice Day with flags on streets and homes and a quiet one minute of silent prayer at 11 o’clock. Bells and firing squads mark the moment as citizens honor dead soldiers. Local churches, businesses, and the city park all join in the tribute.
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la Porte Ci
Porte City
Fred
Peter
Towa City Owners Sue for Higher Land Prices
Six of the nine Iowa City property owners oppose state condemnation for University of Iowa expansion, seeking to set aside sheriff's jury valuations totaling 72,840 dollars. Land near the Iowa river adjacent to campus was chosen as the site. owners claim compensation is inadequate.
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Iowa City
State of Iowa
University of Towa
Sueciallo
Beauty tips on ankles and fashion in old advice column
A dated column offers beauty guidance on slimming ankles using fashion, exercises, and soaking feet. It cautions against high boots, promotes dancing and leg workouts, and notes how stockings and shoe choices affect perceived ankle width. It also touches hair styling and a few fashion suggestions for attire and accessories.
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Paris
Cedar Falls Courier Names George H. Twaddle Representative
George H. Twaddle is named as Cedar Falls resident pews representative for the Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter. Office at 114 West Fourth crest with contact by telephone 12 for the day and 1 to 2 p.m. hours.
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George H. Twaddle
Cedar Falls
Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter
West Fourth Crest
P. E. O. Chapters Joint Program on Education Day
Cedar Falls November 1 Society reports P. E. O. members and sisters led by Mrs Louis Hergeman mark Education Day with a joint meeting at Bart- Hett hall. 65 women attended. singing by Mrs Frederick Schmidt and Miss Anna Gertrude Childs with Miss Alta Freeman at the piano. discussions on the national education fund and ongoing progress. Also announced are the annual conference plans with educators from Northwestern University and State Teachers College, plus a Masonic Father-Son Dinner observed tonight with over 200 covers and toastmaster George C. Dorlan. program includes remarks by Rev. George F. Bursatou and Prof. C. C. Todd. Mrs Maria Prudence Mantul dies at 78. funeral set Saturday at her residence with burial at Traer. survivors listed in detail.
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Anna Gertrude Childs
Alta Freeman
John E. Stout
Education Department
Northwestern University
Evanston
Guy E. Maxwell
State Teachers College
Winona
Mion
di State Consolidated School
Teachers College
Telay
John Hammill
Iowa
Fred Gilchrist
Assembly
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Zvenin
Order of Western Star
Black Hawk
A. F
A. M
George C. Dorlan
The
Masons’ Organ
George F. Harsalau
First Congregational Church
C. C. Todd
Armistice Day Parade Honors Waterloo Heroes
Waterloo observes Armistice Day with a colorful parade in a brisk northwest wind. Citizens, patriotic organizations, and school groups join a long procession featuring two motorcycles as Paul Revere figures, floats depicting American history, and bands from B.D.O. and Cedar Falls. Mary J. Philipot of Cedar Falls led the 50-year workers contingent, with local youths representing the future. The event pays tribute to those who served, ensuring the fallen are not forgotten.
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Waterloo
Winter
Che
Cedar Falls
Paul Reveres
Columbus
America
Georges
Martha Washington
Mary J. Phlipot
W ‘Ilul
City in Brief Highlights Community Happenings
G A R members meet at Memorial Hall at 2 p m Thursday. Anthony Fielder secures a 500 dollar remodeling permit for a 922 Columbia Street project. Dr J and D J Dearhanter return from Des Moines after attending a statewide chiropractic convention. Frank J Coward moves from Presbyterian hospital to home at 1920 Third Avenue West noting improved condition. Father and son banquet reservations at First Methodist Church with Supt Sloan M Wallace as speaker. Armistice day celebrations on Randolph Street prompt police contact after neighbors complain. George F McGuire Sr recovering from Sunday automobile mishap. expect discharge soon. Karl Messingham sues Trogar, Mark and Willam Lyons over 88 dollar auto damage. Roger Lyons involved in the Grant Highway collision. Mabee census supervisor to conduct local farm survey at 622 Lafayette building for few months. Hang J Boysen’s will leaves goods to Cena Boysen Larsen and equal shares to Georgia, Peter, Hang N, and Adolph F Boysen. executors named without bond. Bazaar and chicken dinner at Central Christian Church Friday November 14 with small admission. St Mary’s Bazaar at Fourth and Parker with dancing and 15 cent entry.
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Sloan M. Wallace
Randolph Street
IL. Mabee
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Lafayette Building
Ilo
Hang J. Boysen
Cena Boysen Larsen
Georga’ H
Peter H
Hang N
Adolph F. Boysen
Qedar Rapids
Waterloo
Brolger H. Boysen
Oak Park
George H
Pater Boysen
Edward Larsen
Central Christian Church
Locust Streets
St. Mary's Bazar
4Th
Parker Gts
Cedar Heights Father's Day Event Highlights Father Son Week
One hundred men and boys attended a Cedar Heights community church banquet marking father and son week. H. C. Moeller hosted with Armistice Day toasts by Macy Campbell and a program including talks by FE P Rehmeter Earl Dage and CHfford Cronk on father and son expectations, plus musical numbers and a closing service led by Dr J A Laurie and R J Tidman.
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Cedar Height
H.C. Moeller
Macy Campbell
FE. P. Rehmeter
Earl
Dage
Chfford Cronk
Father Raidson
Rising Temperature Official Prediction
The state weather bureau forecast warmer conditions returning tonight or tomorrow with possible snow or rain. The previous cold snap did not drop the thermometer to new lows, with last night’s minimum at 22 degrees above zero and yesterday’s high at 62. A slight warming trend followed despite a northwest wind, as precipitation stayed elsewhere.
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Uyton Waterloo
Cedar Falls Woman and Boy Seriously Hurt in Car Wreck
Cedar Falls a woman and a two year old boy were seriously injured when their car left the highway near Lawrence Grove to avoid a collision with an oncoming vehicle. The driver Mrs Salger suffered a broken nose while Mrs C H Mether sustained severe head and arm injuries with possible pelvic fracture. Quentin Dilger, four, had a broken leg below the knee and multiple front teeth knocked out. The car was wrecked.
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Cedar Weights
M. ¥. Diiger
Cedar Falls
Lawrence Groy
Salger
C. H. Mether
Quentin Dilger
St Ansgar Woman Dies at 68 in Home Funeral
St Ansgar Ia Nov 12 Funeral for Mrs Martin Moe conducted by Rev Father Martin of Osage at home. She died Sunday from heart disease. Wife of town pioneer publisher. She leaves her husband a son and a daughter.
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ST. Ansgar
Martin Moe
Martin
Osage
Moe
Radio Programs Thursday Schedule Across Stations
A compiled list of radio programs for Thursday November 13 across outlets like WSB Atlanta WEEI Boston WLS Chicago KYW Chicago WLIW Cincinnati WEAF New York and others. Entries note show times performers ensembles orchestras and talks including readers and concert pieces across multiple cities and networks.
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Radio Dirrest
Associated Press
WSB
Atlanta Journal
Rogram
Lernerd and Hobingen
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Boston
FOE Wit
Buffalo
AVYGN
Chicago Tribune
Faner LS
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Roma and
Irene
Saddler
Saddler Feature
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I Woc
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Sandman
Detroit News
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Fort Worth Star Telegram
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Kansas City Star
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Los Angeles
Qautsville Times
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WCE
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Mb Peand
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le Pea Lown
City
Shortage of bananas prompts price rise in Iowa cities
Banana supply tight across Waterloo and nearby Iowa towns after six weeks of tropical rains. Wirt P Hoxie of Waterloo Fruit & Commission Co says ships run small loads, five to ten carloads, instead of forty to fifty. Prices have climbed from seven to ten cents to twelve to fifteen cents per pound as supply tightens and mice seen rising.
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Iowa
Waterloo
Tropics
Wirt P. Hoxie
Waterloo Fruit & Commission Co
Holna Wallace Hopper Fruity Shampoo Ad Claim
Edna Wallace Hopper promotes Holna Wallace Hopper Fruity Shampoo, promising unparalleled hair sheen and a secret ingredient. She claims decades of research, offers a 60 cent bottle, money-back guarantee, and invites readers to request her beauty book from 536 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago.
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Edwan Wallace Hopper
Holna Wallace Hopper
Jivery
Edna Wallace Hopper
Lake Shore Drive
Chicago
Waterloo patterns offer up-to-date fashion patterns
To obtain the Evening Courier's current battery of accompanying designs, send to Fashion Department Waterloo enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. Patterns allow for seams and all orders filled as possible, but should reach you within ten days after placing your order.
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Waterloo
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