Roland Searight Violoncellist to Appear in Recital
Violoncellist Roland Searight will give an 8 p m recital Monday in the auditorium at Iowa State Teachers College. He will be assisted by Alta Freeman pianist and Olive Ly Barker contralto. The program includes Allegro molto tranquillo variations and Lee Variations. He recently joined the college music faculty as cello instructor, marking his first local appearance. Freeman is from the piano department and Barker from the public school music department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Searight
Iowa State Teachers College
Alta Freeman
Olive Ly -Barker
Senright
Preeman
Freeaman
St Pauls Church to Present Entertainment Program
Readers will attend at St Pauls Church for a program including piano solo by Jeanette Jaeger vocal solo by Ruby Heald cornet solo by Gerald Water and other selections. The event precedes two club events an annual meeting with prize distribution and a mixed card party. Coffee sandwiches will be served. Halliburton Lichty will meet Richard Halliburton for dinner and a lecture at East High School later tonight.
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Jeanette Jaeger
Helen Wilkins
Ruby’ ‘Heald
Cornet
Gerald Martha Water
Halliburton
Burr’ Lichty
Richard’ ‘Haliburton
Royal Road
Waterloo
Waterloo’ Woman's Club
American Association of University Women
Community Club and Society Events Listed
A jumble of gatherings appears from East High School to Waterloo, including lectures by Richard Halliburton, club fairs at Ammory, and meetings of Blue Triangle League, Odd Fellows, and Woodmen groups. Social events span dances, luncheons, parties, and entertainment at Christ Church Parish House and St Pauls M E Church.
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B. and .P. W
Richard Halliburton
East High School Jaeves Tartle Club
Gaylen Green
Blue Triangle League
Odd Fellows
Waterloo I. 0
C. Hal
Hawkeye Grove
Woodmen's Circle
K. of
C. Hatl
Country Club
Josephine Gindt and Hugh Curry to Wed on Nov 5
Announcement at a party in Mrs. R. L. Penne home reveals the Nov 5 wedding date for Miss Josephine Gindt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Gindt, and Hugh Curry of Chicago. The event will be celebrated with cakes marked “Nov. 5” and gifts, as guests including Grace Carnes and Lois Buehner participate in the festive reveal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Gindt
J. J. Gindt
Mulberry Street
Hugh Curry
Chicago
Grace Carnes
Lois Buehner
Leona Henney
Leona
Gindt
E. M. ‘Gindt
R. L. Penne
J. J. ‘Gindt
Vincy Cone
Isabelle Bill
Club Notes From The Bridge Club Gathering
The Thirteen Bridge Club held its first meeting of the year yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harry Bandfield with seven members present. Special guests included Mrs. H. D. Bandfield. A two course luncheon was served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs. H. J. Wood. Future plans include Mrs. W. A. Burton to entertain in two weeks.
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St. Francis Hospital
Thomas Conry
Be Junger
H. J. Wood
W. A. Burton
Tillie . Watters
Rosehill Country Club
Hudson
Gene Trupp
Golden Link Club
Hallowe'en
L E. Leckington
Harold Trupp
Frank Clark
First
First Congregational ‘Church
W.H. Bickley
Albert Greeley
Robert Parrott
Snyder
Sandman
Roberts
F. T. Hoffman
Clarion
Bruce
Barton
B.L. Holton
Minnie
Fred ‘Trost
First Evangelical Church
Gus Julien
M.E. Church
Foreign Missionary Society
Aid Society
Home Missionary Society
J. E. Johnson
C R. Cassell
Des Moines
Clinton
Cattle Congress
H. D. Sietsema
James Smith
Mason City
Carl Hitchcock
F. A. Becker
Ald Society of
First Presbyterian Church
W. J. Egan
Hugh Patterson
George Wheeler
Grace van Duyn
Hints in Beauty Care Reducing
Practical reading on dieting and scalp care offers two main weight loss ideas. It emphasizes balanced calories, suggests fasts to reset the stomach, and cites 16 calories per pound as a guide for maintenance. Additional notes cover scalp tonics, cold rinses, thinning while barber-cut adjustments, and using witch hazel to combat sweat.
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B. R
G. W
Department Honored at Lunch and Dinner Party
Mrs Mae Tallman, department president, was honored yesterday by Helen Gould auxiliary to the Spanish American War Veterans Past Presidents club with a lunch at Mrs John Boeller home. A letter from Mrs W Wir McAllister, visiting in Kansas, was read. Tallman received a corsage. dinner followed at Black's Tearcon. The drill team was praised at Memorial Hall. Silver gifts and songs featured the evening program. Eastern Star and Masons plan a joint event Oct 28. Halloween candles and pumpkins adorned refreshments. Becker chapter of Eastern Star initiated at Masonic Hall with visitors from Seattle Independence Sioux Falls Waverly. GAs R Lincoln circle meets tomorrow. bazar set for Oct 29.
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Edna Burd
P. T. Bennett
W. W. Simmons
Avis Lewick
Carl Ewing
Mmes
Vernon ‘Lewick
Charles J. Shaffner
Iw. P. Edwards
John Knudsen
E. C. Garver
A. M. Jones
Bessie Parris
Emita Nesfield
Lulu Mosier
Ruth “McLain
Vera Geiger
Alice Black
Mae ‘Tallman
Helen, Gould
Henry Berksieb
W. Wir McAllister
Kansas
Otto Zuehlke
Tallman
Black
Tearcon
Memorial Hall
Herbsleb
Carrie Wilimek
John Boeller
J. A. Trimble
C. QO. ‘Dwyer
Veterans
Veterans Organization
C.E. S
Becker
Eastern Star
Masonic
Seattle
Wash
Independence
Sioux Falls
Ss. D
Waverly
Hallowe'en
Church News Highlights Local Homemakers and Social Gatherings
Church groups across Waterloo district held meetings at homes and churches with plans for Halloween events, bazaars, and Christmas boxes. Speakers, music, and devotions featured as women’s and young people’s circles organized luncheons and social evenings.
No New Morals Code Urged Expert Says
The Iowa Bulletin quotes Jay B. Keck, juvenile protection chairman, urging no new code of morals. He argues thrift, home life, and parental guidance are key, condemning rapid consumerism and neglect of spiritual growth. He stresses parents should instill patriotism, modesty, and responsible duties in children to curb delinquency.
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Jay BE. Keck
Iowa
Congress of Parents and Teachers
America
Authorities Trace Epidemic of Malta in Iowa
Iowa City reports a statewide malta fever outbreak traced to Iowa last December. Health officials say the disease resembles typhoid and may be spread through milk. Dr. A V Hardy, state epidemiologist, cites 12 known cases and urges reporting fever cases to state laboratories to trace origin.
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Iowa City
United States Health Department
Iowa
A.V Hardy
Health Department
Waterlogans Shoot Elk in Wyoming
Relatives and friends of Irvin C. Ploog and Eldridge E. Clow feast on elk meat from a 200 pound elk shot in Wyoming. A letter notes Ploog bagged the elk and Clow shot a bear. They left Waterloo in early month for a westward hunting trip then headed toward Seattle. Ploog, West High graduate. Clow, East High graduate. Clow shot his first bear on his twenty first birthday.
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Irvin C. Ploog
West
Ploog
Clow
Seattle
Wash
West High
East High
Railroad Agents Meet in Waterloo Gathering Draws Out-of-Town Men
A large assembly of railroad freight and passenger agents convened in Waterloo with agents from L A Summerhays Chicago Northern Pacific C L Kinster Davenport Nickel Plate T J Clark Chicago Southern Pacific J C Batham Des Moines Santa Fe F Ripple Chicago Michigan Central J W McCarthy St Louis Nashville Chattanooga St Louis F M Jones Peoria Illinois Southern Railway lines attending from various cities.
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Altho
Waterloo
L. A. Summerhays
Chicago
Northern Pacific
C. L. Kinster
Davenport
T. J. Clark
Southern Pacific
J. C. Batham
Des Moines
Santa Fe
International Paper to acquire George & Sherrard Co.
The International Paper Company announced it has acquired the entire capital stock of the George & Sherrard Paper Co of Wellsburg West Virginia. The business will operate under the same name but will be directed by the International Paper Company.
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New York
The
International Paper Company Today
George & Sherrard Paper Co
Wellsburg
W. Va
Internationa Company
City in Brief Buys and visits noted across Buchanan area
Local notes report J D Liffring traveling to Phoenix for legal business. Visitors from Reno and Dubuque stay with Buchanan residents. Wade Nelson to address Gates Business College on a sales topic. Reverend Steeves returns home from hospital. Dobell and Wilson sisters visit, McNamara estate probate, pageant dates set, Johnsons visiting, embezzlement and theft cases, rental car missing, Des Moines trip for Electragists convention, Iowa football travel deal, Christmas portrait ad, harvest pie sale at Westminster church event.
Father goes to obtain body of 18 year old dancer
Karl Johnson of Kansas City traveled to New York to arrange funeral plans for his daughter Jane 18 a dancer who died after falling from a 12th floor window at the Hotel Claridge. Her body was found in a shed behind the hotel as her mother Mrs Ethel Johnson described the accident.
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New York
C.ns
Karl Johnson
Kansas City
Jane
Claridge
Miss Johnson
Federal men will seine pools for bass
A letter from Superintendent Gill of the Manchester fish hatchery reports that landlocked ponds in Cedar River park and Riverview addition will be seined this fall by federal deputies. The bass in these ponds, stocked by the Izaak Walton league two years ago, are ready to be transferred to the river. The Waterloo chapter lacks equipment to perform the seining.
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W. A. Hendry
Waterloo
Izaak Walton “League
Gill
Manchester
Hendry
Cedar River ‘Park
Riverview Addition
Four Outstanding Musical Events on Cornell Campus
Four courses of Cornell music feature Charles Naegele as pianist and Alfred San Male as violinist with praise from European critics. The Kedroff male quartet performs a notable rare work. Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra offers the final concert of the course, following prior commendable Cedar Rapids performances.
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Cornell
Charles Naegele
Alfred San Male
Kedroff
Cedar ‘Rapids
Symphony
Cedar Rapids
The New Poor to Be Benefit Play at East High
A three act comedy The New Poor will be staged at East High auditorium Friday evening Dec 2 Miss Ruth Hiller East High dramatics instructor selected the show for the annual Orange and Black play Proceeds go to the East High yearbook to reduce its price Seniors will produce it and tryouts are under way
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Ruth Hiller
East High
Beecher Lane Recovers After Serious Tonsil Operation
Beecher Lane son of Mr and Mrs Irl Lane west of Manchester Iowa is convalescing after a severe tonsil removal operation performed in a local physician office. The procedure, done while he was visiting Ames for college work, was described by local doctors as the most serious of its kind. He is staying with Mr and Mrs Forrest K Jones during recovery.
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Manchester
Beecher Lane
Irl Lane
Beecher
Ames
Forrest K. Jones
New York Court rules fight films may be shown nationwide
A United States District Court decision by Judge Henry W. Goddard declares that fight films can be exhibited legally in New York and in any other state. The ruling clarifies interstate showings under existing laws.
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New York
United States District Court
Henry W. Goddard
Record stock exchange seat sale sets new value mark
The sale of a seat on the San Francisco Stock and Bond Exchange to Victor T. Maxwell of San Francisco for 90000 topped prior records for membership value. Frederick A. Giles, a British aviator, arrived in San Francisco from Elko Nevada in a Boeing transport mail plane, damaged en route and to be repaired. In Sacramento, California, about 80 percent of the 22644 automobiles stolen last year were taken by young men trying to impress girlfriends, according to Frank Snook, head of the state motor vehicle department. The note ends with a brief line about Hillman’s in Chicago as a leading state street department.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Stock ‘and Bond Exchange
Victor T. Maxwell
Financial Institution
Frederick A. Giles
Golden Gate
Australia
Elko
Nev
Giles
iIt
Sacramento
Cal
California
Frank Snook
State Motor Vehicle Department
Chicago
Hillman’s
Incomplete note hints at tense sales and injury scene
Fragmentary OCR describes a malfunctioning upholstery issue in a coupe and a pruning knife reference. It mentions terms, a dec 313k date, and Springfield Mississippi under some failed negotiation. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events or clear entities.
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Tatatlines
Bewane
Termes
Springfield
Fred’ Grant
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Iowa Association of ‘Electragists
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Mark A. Carr
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Marguerite Heald
Minneapolis
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Chicago Great Western
Seehawk Studio
W. R. Cammack
Bridge St
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SEINE
Selby Arch-Preserver Agency
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Fight Films Legal
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Entz Cafe
First National Bank Bldg
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