Local concert by Joel Lay impresses Waterloo audience
Joel Lay, in his first local recital at the First Methodist church auditorium, displayed scholarly training and versatility across Verdi French numbers Russian selections and Negro spirituals. Accompanist C Albert Scholin earned praise as Lay credited him for the recital’s success audience urged encores and Lay noted club officers should submit future notices by 0 30 a m.
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Joel Lay
First Methodist Church
Lay
Verdi
Squire
Ferrata
Woman
Osgood
Warner
Mr. Lay
E. T. Lay
Waterloo
C. Albert Scholin
Wed Ceremony for Catharine Schaefer and Paul Steimel
Catharine Schaefer and Paul Steimel wed Tuesday at St Marys of Mt. Carmel Eagle township with Rev. Father Tobin officiating. Bride wore white satin dress with pearl band and Ophelia roses. bridesmaid Miss Beck wore orchid canton crepe with Columbia roses. Immediate relatives received after the ceremony. both graduates of St Josephs High School and to reside on a farm in Eagle township.
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St. Mary's
Mt. Carmel Church
Eagle Township
Catharine Schaefer
Theodore Schaefer
Paul Steimel
W. 5
Steisnel
Father Tobin
Mary Beck
Theodore Scheefer
Miss Beck
Columbia
Lakengrin
Marriage of Miss Knowles to Alfred McFarland
Mr and Mrs J B Knowles of Sherwood Park announce the marriage of their daughter Giendara Harriet Knowles to Alfred Calvert McFarland on Oct 3 at Sterling Colorado. Both couples are Waterloo High School graduates. The bride taught in Kingsley and Denver schools, then worked in a Denver realty office. McFarland is a cashier for Travelers Insurance in Denver. They plan to live at 2313 Twelfth Street later.
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J. B. Knowles
Sherwood Park
Giendara
Harriett
Alfred Calvert McFarland
Sterling, Colo
McFarland
East Waterloo High School
Kingsley School
Denver
Travelers Insurance Company
Yark
Twelfth Street
Church News and Social Notes from Local Churches
Church events announced include the Junior lather league meeting at Trinity Lutheran due to the pastor’s father’s death and a Women’s Social union hosted supper by Universalist church members. St Johns women hosted a thimble bee and card party with prizes to Mrs Wagner Miss Herman and Mrs Hurley.
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Junior Lather League of
Trinity Lutheran Church
Women’s Social Union of Universalist Churchh
Charles Pay
Raymond Folk
St. John’s Church
J. S. Wagner
Catherine Herman
James Hurley
John Burger
William Ferger
Expressions of Houses and Their Distinct Personalities
The essay surveys how houses acquire personality through expression. Cordial homes welcome with settings and verandas while morose houses suffer from shading hedges and dull paint. Self contained and cheerful houses arise from architecture, maintenance, and perhaps the inhabitants’ character.
I F W C Chairman to Speak Friday at Woman's Club
Waterloo Woman's club will meet at 2 30 pm in the clubhouse with I F W C chairman Mrs Frank O Davis of Madison as speaker on illiteracy. Miss Berdella Sankey will perform McDowell's Concert Etude to open the program. Ten will be served.
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Waterloo
Woman's Club
Home and Education Department
Priday
Frank O. Davis
Mauslon
Iowa Federation of Womat
Berdella Sankey
East High School
McDowell
Europe
America
I. L. Marquis
CG. A. Waterbury
Loren J. Berry
Club Notes Show Winners at March Gathering
At the March club meeting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Kog ley Mrs. J. B. Kohl and Jesse Baugher received favors in the 600 game. Hostess provided a two course lunch after diversions ended at midnight. Pompons decorated the tables and rooms. Will Wexter hosted the N. O. BB club meeting with piano numbers by Mrs. Gladys Lestoff as the women sewed.
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J. B. Kohl
Jesse Baugher
March Club
H. B. Kogley
Will Wexter
Gladys Lestoff
Orange W C T U All Day Session and Local News
The Orange W C T U held an all day meeting at Mrs. H. R. Schrock’s home with devotional talks by Mrs. B. Blough on Bible study in public schools and Thanksgiving songs. Community notices include marriages, illnesses, and local visits featuring Loren Griswold’s wedding, Devon mass quartet performances, and school events at Orange high.
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H. R. Schrock
B. Blough
Hofman Girls of
Cedar Falls
J. A. Wolfe
Ald Society
Tau Mac Kovgh
Loren Griswold
Charles Gayman
Cinrons
Griswold
Co-operative Creamen Waterloo
Ira Fike
Presbyterian Hospital
EB i West
Mt. Vernon
Cornell
Coe College
Devon Mass
Orange Neeple
Devons
Joseph Replogle
Park! Rapids
Min
A.hl
Replogle
WH Lichty
West
Polo
Til
Dan Revers
Lefe
Darratt
H. W. Miller
Scott
Miler
Laura Swenson
Orange
Swenson
Orange High
William W
Gloria
Bruce Gates
Waterloo
Orange High School
Merle Rough
Clara Fallers
Shenandoah
Grange
Weather Outlook Warns of Cold, Cloudy Thanksgiving
Forecast from the state weather bureau predicts partly overcast skies and colder temperatures tonight and tomorrow. Rain or snow is unlikely on Thanksgiving. Tuesday brought a high of 42 degrees and a low near 30 above zero.
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State Weather Bureau
Chiropractors Attend New Hampton Meeting
Dr. G. A. Wachtler district secretary of the Northeastern Iowa Chiropractic Association Dr. O. H. Hoy and Dr. N. A. Golinvaux traveled to New Hampton for a chiropractors gathering. Dr. C. E. Caster state secretary joined the local delegation. The session featured remarks by Dr. G. C. Moody of Waverly and By W. OC. Granger of La Porte City.
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G. A. Wachtler
Northeastern
Iowa
Beauty tips and a quirky Thanksgiving tale mix
The piece blends beauty advice on hair care and tonics with a playful Uncle Wiggily tale featuring a Thanksgiving turkey and animal characters. It outlines shampooing routines, tonics, bleaching alternatives, and weight guidance, then shifts to a comic story about a rabbit, a wolf, and a pumpkin pie rescue.
Manchester Man Seeks 10000 Damages Over Credit Damage
In Manchester Iowa on November 26 QD J Meggenburg a merchant filed an answer in a Delaware court case seeking damages of 10000 for alleged credit injury. He claims a Chicago firm sued for 135.39 but paid and that the suit harmed his credit causing him to pay cash and explain circumstances to wholesalers.
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Manchester
J. Meggenburg
Delaware
Myr
Meggenburg
Clarenes
Chicago
Whem
Uncle Wiggily's Thanksgiving
Uncle Wiggily and Nurse Jane share a Thanksgiving meal with the muskrat housekeeper. He leaves to help someone less thankful, planning to give away a piece of pumpkin pie. He visits the kennel to check on Jack ie and Peetie Bow Wow, who express gratitude for bones at dinner.
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Uncle Wiggily
Uncle Wigelly
Jane
Uncle
Peetie
Jackie
Thanksgiving musical programs across major stations
A review of radio listings shows Thanksgiving themed programs across WEEd Boston, WMAQ Chicago, WGN Chicago, WLW Cincinnati, WDAF Kansas City, KEI Los Angeles, WCCO Minneapolis, WEAFL New York, WHY New York, KGO Oakland, WIP Philadelphia, and WCAB Pittsburgh among others. Highlights include orchestras, choirs, violinists, lectures, and children's programs airing in late afternoon to evening slots.
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WEEE
Boston
WEAR
WMAQ
Chicago
Chicago Theatra
WGN
Chicago Tribune
String Qui
WLW
Cincinnati
WOT
T-S
Rainbo Skylalk
Piona J Ors
Cleveland
Ayfaa
Dallas News
Davenport
Sc- Tad
WBAP
Fort Worth Star Telegram
KNX
Hollywood
Ansas City
Bann
WDAF
Kansas City Star
School of the Air
Tink
Nighthawk Frolle Kfe
Los Angeles
M. C. al
Kei
Los Angeles Times
Louisville Times
WMC
Memphis Commercial Appeal
ORAC
Montreal
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WEAFL
New York
Harmony Four
Glee Club
WSZ
Wall St. Journal Review
N. Y
U. Air College
WHY
KGO
Oakland
Drama Rego Players
WOAW
Omaha
WIP
Philadelphia
WRI
EDICA
Pittsburgh
WCAB
KGW
Portland
WKAQ
Porto Rico
Joe Schenestady
KFOQX
Seattle
Springfield
Winter Programs of Waterloo Boy Scouts Show Great Activity
Winter programs of Toy Smitt troops of the city are under way. FL Jury, scout executive, led a remonstration meeting of Europe 17 last night, assisted by Ruben Miler, scoutmaster, and Peter lurley, scout teacher. Jury will conduct a similar meeting at First Congregational church tonight. Troop 7 is not meeting this week due to Thanksgiving, but will resume next week on Wednesdays. Ronald Reed and Joe Eagle lead Troop 7. Walter Ware, scoutmaster of Troop 21 at St Paul’s M. E. church, and the troop committee visited last night to arrange painters for a weekly meeting. Rev. S. V. Williams, pastor at the church, visited Troop 10 where the new scoutmaster Hugh Bellis led. Members of troops 7 15 16 and 20 will use the Kamp Kimenig cabin this weekend. The next Boy Scout court of honor will be held in the Lafayette building auxiliary courtroom on Friday evening, Dec 12.
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Toy Smitt
Wayl
Jury
Eruop
Ruben Miler
Peter Lurley
First Congregational Church
Ronald Reed
Joe Eagle
Walter Ware
St. Paul's M. E
S. V. Williams
Hugh Bellis
Kamp Kimenig
Ourtroom
Lafayette Building
Playground Commission Plans Christmas Toy Making
The Waterloo Playground Commission held a meeting in the municipal courtroom with H. G. Bachelor of the National Recreational Playground Association as the keynote speaker. He praised Waterloo's programs and outlined plans for a toy making lesson to be offered at 2 p m Sunday at First Congregational Church. Pastors or Sunday school superintendents are asked to appoint two volunteers to attend and then teach children to create toys for distribution to the poor. Prof. Clarke Browne of Iowa State Teachers College will supervise Saturday's session.
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H. G. Bachelor
National Recreational Playground Association
Minneapolis
Waterloo
M. Saturda
Clarke Browne
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Junior Cross Word Puzzle Obscure Clues Challenge Readers
A scrambled crossword puzzle page lists across and down clues with capitalization hints. The puzzle asks solvers to match missing words to CAPUPAL themed definitions, referencing Greek places and directions, and mentions Fort Gibraltar gnomes restricting entry as part of the runter’s note.
Colored Man Slur Ends With Cups Smashed at Cafe
A group including Roy Kagsler Frank Tomuasek and Vennie Jones was brought before the county judge for disturbing the public quiet after a night tour of the city. They allegedly refused service to a colored man and smashed coffee cups then left after paying damages. Charges were dismissed upon promise to leave town. another motorist pleaded guilty to speeding with a fine and costs.
East Home Declamatory Contest Set for Dec 19
Hast High announces its home declamatory contest to be held Friday evening December 19. A representative from each of the oratorical dramatic and humorous divisions will advance to state elimination contests and other matches. First place finishers include Ruth Gary Sydney Mazovetsky George Heath and Austin Marlow in oratorical. Dramatic contestants are Creneglove Holmmon Frances Stotts Arlene Murphy and Harriet Pinkerton. Humorous group members are Breatha Kenyon Frein Stage Pearl Rieke and Dan Lewis.
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Hast High
Carolyn McFarlane
Ast High
Ruth Gary
Sydney Mazovetsky
George Heath
Austin Marlow
Creneglove Holmnon
Frances Stotts
Arlene Murphy
Harriett Pinkerton
Breatha' Kenyon
Frierin Stage
Pearl Rieke
Man Lewis
England Turns to Tides to Supply Electricity
London Nov 26 A 150000 project uses the tidal range in the River Severn to power an experimental electricity scheme. The plan aims to harness tidal energy to augment national supply and reduce reliance on conventional plants.
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England
London
WOO
Severn
British plan to harness Severn for hydro electric power
A committee of electrical experts has completed a report recommending that the British government undertake a Severn hydro electric project to supply power to the surrounding district. The plan, long favored by engineers, may lead to large tidal hydroelectric plants on rivers across England.
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England
Edna Wallace Hopper Endorses Fruity Shampoo
Advertiser Edna Wallace Hopper promotes Fruity Shampoo claiming secret formula, superior shine, and beauty benefits versus common soaps. She guarantees satisfaction with a money back option through retailers at 60 cents.
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Minn Wallace Hopper
Edna Wallace Hopper
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