Waterloo Music Festival names directors and plans season
Dr J Brinkman announces Waterloo Music Festival association board including A Mor ris J M Molloy D J Walker and others with Mrs Parrott as vice president and Wayne Smith as treasurer The group vows a non sectarian community wide effort to bring a major concert to the city next spring likely featuring either the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra or the Chicago Philharmonic plus a school day program and a 250 voice chorus directed by C Albert Schalin with an opening concert for students.
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J. @. Brinkman
Waterloo Music Festival Association
A. Morris
J. M. Molloy
D. J. Walker
Harry B. Lighty
Harry BD
Simon
Jamey Graham
Airs
B. T. Alford
EK. L. Johnson
Edmund Rausch
Fred ‘Adams
Victor “Ellhoefer
Wirtfloxie
Robert Parrott
Edward & Stel
Wayne Smith Treasure
Brinkman
Waterloo
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Chiago Philharmonic Orchestra
C. Albert Schalin
Halloween party hosted by Sons of Veterans and allied units
Ninety people attended Memorial hall for a Halloween masquerade hosted by the Sons of Veterans camp and auxiliary, Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, and Daughters of Veterans. Guests arrived to a reception, fortune telling by Mrs. A. Muncy, a witchs cauldron elimination stunt, live music, and refreshments amid pumpkin and stalk decorations. The event was organized by Mrs Elva Wanamaker as general chairperson with committees from both veterans groups and the auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sin’ Memorial Hall
Sons of Union
Daughters of Veterans
Hallowe'en
Song of Veterans
A. &. Muncy
Winnie Lggieston
Sons of Veterans
R. L. Snodgrass
Harvey Zeller
Roy Chadwick
George Carroll
J. C. Knapp
Elva Wanamaker
Auxiliary
Snodgrass
D. F. Merriman
Julius Dennis
May ‘Turnis
John Stallman
Staltensys
Brosslee
Second Childhood Spectator Play Set for Nov 19 West High
The first student dramatic production of the year, Second Childhood, will be presented by the senior class in West High auditorium Friday night November 13. Cast includes Stanley Ransom as Prof Frederick Relea Virginia Hunter Vernon Harper and others with Leila Hughes directing and Wilma Smith assisting.
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West High
Clas
Stanley Ransom
Frederick Relea
Juonise Weanlie
Virginia Hunter
Vernon Harper
Philip
Trobert Stevenson
Rena Clark
Vincent
Edith Ferguson
Coonrad Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated
Mr. and Mrs. J. 3. Coonrad of 659 Indiarin street celebrated their golden wedding with a banquet in Extyle hall this week. Their children Ira Coonrad Mason City G G Coonrod Josup Afr J O Coonrod C A Coonrod FP Meyers and families attended from various locations. O J Coonrod of Portland Oregon could not attend.
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C. A. Coonrod
FP. H. Meyers
O. J. Coonrod
Portland, Ore
Social Events on Week's Calendar
A week of listings shows various clubs and meetings. Highlights include the Woman's Club events across Monday to Friday, a piano recital at Gilchrist chapel Cedar Falls, and the Masonic ball. Local groups such as YWCA, Presbyterian Hospital auxiliary, and First Congregational church schedule activities.
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Woman's Club
Garien Club
C. BE. Ransier
Elkiets—Eirks
Marion Exan Smith
Gilchrist Chapel
Cedar Falls
First Congregational Church
Myr
PB. Ashmore
Eher
Pianist to Give Recital Tuesday at Cedar Falls
Pianist Mrs. Marion Egan Smith will present a student recital at 7:15 p.m. Tuesday in Gilchrist Chapel at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls. The program includes Bach, Liszt, Grieg, and Stravinsky pieces, with Rose Lena Ruegnitz as second pianist. Smith studies under Rose Lena Reisingitz and has performed frequently in Waterloo and Cedar Falls as soloist and accompanist. the public is invited.
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Cedar Falls
Marion Egan Smith
Gilchristchapel
Iowa State Teachers College
Mijinsky
Lérhovek
Albeniz Poulens
A. Rubinstein
Wikeera Rose Lena Ruegnitz
Mrs. Smith
T. C
B Natural Chair Meeting Monday at Kessler Home
The B Natural Music club will gather Monday evening at Mrs. A C Kessler’s home with Mrs. C W assisting. Edger Stillman Kelly’s study on Musical Instruments forms the program, along with a discussion on The Miss Travisa Hagerman. Soloists Lilian Whesslar Mildred Gleason Ruth Knittle perform, with J Gnit Wilbur piano solo and Fae Collins Harriet plan a piano duet.
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Natural Music Club
A.C. Kessler
C. W. By
Edger Stillman Kelly
Ruth Knittle
Jgnit Wilbur
Fae Collins
Harriet
Club Notes Honor M Lewis Hunt Before California Departure
Black's tearoom hosted yesterday afternoon in Waterloo honor of M Lewis Hunt who leaves next week for California. Covers were laid for Mrs Hunt and many guests including Anna Klinefelter William Ashmorelood Cox John Chevalier Ro T H. Clay Thomas Goose Grover Williams George Tailth and Lloyd Wilkes. The club gave Mrs Hunt a gift. R O W duty served lunch. Lucky 13 club met in Bisho enfeteria yesterday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Warri Robe Mrs Frank Wagner and Mrs Fred Morgan. Mrs George Mighley was vice president and Mrs Roberts secretary for the club year.
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Lucky 13
Bishoenfeteria
Yors
Warri Robe
Frank Wagner
Fred Morgan
Afra
Gertrude Coltentine
Fred Wittatock
George Mighley
Roberts
Women urged to vote at club gathering
Mrs Estelle Plopper of Iona Falls urged women to vote citing civic duty and prohibition as motives. She advised organizing a get out the vote campaign and emphasized support for a special ballot on women state representatives.
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Estelle Plopper
Iona Falls
Third District Committee
Republican Party
Woman’s Club
Plopper
Wormen
Pri Gce
Joseph Bergesheimer
Glark Leeper
S. J. Li. Chamberlain
Effie McCollum Jones
Wedbster City
Burton Avenue Baptist J O Y Halloween Party
The J O Y class met at teacher Miss Mabel Shissler’s home for a Halloween masquerade. Games and contests filled the evening as a witch read fortunes. Prizes went to Miss Hazel Billings and Miss Martha Harp, with Mrs TD Sage and Miss Dorothy Murphy helping serve.
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Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Mabel Shissler
Jennie Peterson
Hazel Billings
Martha Harp
Shinsler
TD. J. Sage
Dorothy Murphy
Committees for Washington Irving PTA Announced
Marie LaRue, president of the Washington Irving PTA, announced committees for the year at a school meeting. The program committee led by Mrs. A. A. Zimmerman includes Miss Maay Barnes and Mrs. S. Miller. Other groups include social and refreshments led by Mrs. J. W. Penly with several helpers.
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Marie LaRue
Washington Irving
Parent-Teacher Association
A. A. Zimmerman
Maay Barnes
S. 2. Miller
J. WH. Penly
Mmes
J. Dd. MckKillip
R. T. Wise
W. L. Garvin
N. S. Drilling
Ir. M. Hanson
Clara McKitrick
Charles Kittrell
Gail Wilbur
City in Brief Adverts and Visits Across Waterloo Area
Miss Virginia Clary of Waterloo visits Chicago friends while J R Dunham of Manchester calls on Waterloo acquaintances at the courthouse. Mr and Mrs F C Tate announce birth of a son to their son and wife in Chicago. The T W Carter couple plan winter in West Palm Beach and Tampa. Mrs A H Shaffer and Mrs Henry Miller attend grand chapter convention for Miss Sadie Clapper at 516 12 Lafayette. Dr N A Golinvaux and spouse return from Albion after a week visiting relatives and reporting good duck and jackrabbit shooting. A studio sale offer and local dentist ad round out the brief notices.
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J. R. Dunham
Manchester
Huebinger Map Company
Waterloo
F. C. Tate
Englewood Avenue
Willan i. State
Chicago
W. Carter
Irving Street
West Palm Beach
Tampa
Pia
A. H. Shaffer
New Hampton
C. EB
Henry Miller
Postville
Sadie Clapper
Lafayette Street
N. A. Golinvaux
Time Street
Albion
Hair Stays As You Wish Hair Stays As You Wish
Edna Wallace Hopper extols Wave and Sheen a hair product promising long lasting hold for wavy curly or straight styles. She notes it preserves fluff or curl, adds luster and color, with Paris influence and daily availability at toilet counters. Price listed 75 cents.
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Edna Wallace Hopper
Paris
Mark
Marcel
Market Fish Taken from Wapsie Near Independence
Market fish operators C M Young of Independence and Mr Haney of Emmetsburg fished back waters of the Wapsie for a week with George A Emery appointed deputy game warden. Snags and stumps hindered efforts but several good hauls were made including catfish at the mouth of Baggott slough.
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Independence
C. M. Young
Haney
Emmetsburg
Waney
Young
State Game and Fish Department
George A. Emery
Baggott
Shoemaker Poet and Mathematician Payne 90 Today
George Smith Payne of 1128 Mulberry Street is 90 years old today. A shoemaker, poet, mathematician and astronomer, he remains mentally sharp and can still study planets, compute eclipses, write verse, mend shoes, and walk downtown. Born October 30, 1836 in Greenwich, Conn., his family moved through Ontario and New York, ending near Wilson and Millville as he began astronomy studies.
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George Smith Payne
Mulberry Street
Dunmarion
Towa
Mr. Payne
Mr. Jayne
I. 1
Hildebrand
Greenwich
Conn
Niagara County
Wilson
Wilson College
Payne Family Steadfast in Memoir and Trade Across States
The text recalls John W. Payne and relatives with notes on travels in 19th century America. It mentions Payne's Genealogical Journal by John W. Payne, accounts of schooling in Iowa, Illinois, and Pennsylvania, and family members including Dr. E J Payne of Towanda, Charles G Payne a printer, Jethro D Payne skilled in carpentry, and O M Payne in Chicago.
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Fowa
Iowa
John W. Payne
Payne
Genealogic Journal
Dle
Fhma
Ir. E. J. Payne
Towanda
Charles G. Payne
Jethro D. Payne
R. Payne
Athena
OM. Payne
Chicago
Efly
Rotary Education Talk Set for Noonday Luncheon
Ray Shoemaker will present a four nine talk at the Rotary club noonday luncheon. The program follows Rotary International guidance to involve local members. Several members will read their biographies at the hotel Russell-Lainson event.
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Shoemaker
Rotary International
Ray Shoemaker
Rotary
Rotary Club
Aonday
Hotel Tussell-Lainson
Prembers
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Thelma Wiltie
F. E. Willie
Ruth Teiler
Tone Heller
Charlotte St. Clair
Billy Marvelis
Nick Warty
Jennie Warlty
Mildred Murphy
Louis Ferris
Esther Larson
Farewel
Mya
Z. R. Pratt
TatorlWo
V. WW. Foote
Mae Foote
Cedar Tleichis
C. A. Turner
Weueat
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B. 3. Holt
Margery Warmer
Marlys Risk
Grace Risk
Mario Devo
Hallowe’en
Amy Darker
Virginia Kuchnie
Atta Morley
George Dero
Bert Kuehnle
A. F. Frahm
Helen and
Mary Smith
Tarrison
William Smith
Fred Helm
LeRoy Bard
John ‘Igler
Stanley Anderson
John Stocker
Ethel Schuetz
Dorothy Smith
Allen Schultz
Dorothy Nemmers
MR. and
Mrs, Coonrod
Dioner Danes
R.O. W. Club
Mrs
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Y. W. C Presbyterian Hospital
J. A. Bown
Monley
L. A.—Mckinley School
Natural Music
A. J . Kessler
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C. Hall
G. Stephanson
Blue Triangle League
Civic Department
Truncheon—Woman's Club
Fine Arts
Cele Streistrees
Kessler
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JL. E
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Rose
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Paul Stealy
Stealy
A. QO. Miller
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Joseph Springer
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Alford Herbsied
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Willard Delong
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Ruby Meyers
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Lucy
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O. EB. S—tBecker
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Vally
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Our Lady of Victory Academy
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Evla Afe- Kinley
W. W. Templeton
Ray Pratt
Adelaide Blythe
Anna Demmell
Bessie Young
Katherine Young
May Hostetter
Sarah Bohan
Garden Club
Waterloo Garden Club
C. E. Bansier- Board
W. FL. Parrott
A. Sporle
John Hammill
Hammill
Order of Eastern Star
Black
Tesroom
Bridgeo
Alexander Mutch
Walter Snyder
P. M Lichty
Glenn Johnson
Gladys Atkin
Evelyn Bole
Dorothy Herrick
Mary Jane Lyons
Remmell Smith
Mildred Rosenbloom
Charles Edge
BR. L. Merrill
St. Mary's Circle
Jay Sternberry
A. L. Salz
Anna Kruse
J. F. Kerney
Joe Dietsch
Our Lady of Victory Court
Ihall Bridge
J. J. Kildee
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus
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Presbyterian Hospital Auxiliary
Ilklets
Elks Club
M. J. . O'Keefe
Panama
Cohipiats Optical
Buchanan's
Virginia Clary
Wapsie
O. K. Crew
Co. K. Crew
Altho
Legger
Council Bluffs
W. Shirkish
Knoxville
Orleans County
Nwn
Millville
Sibert
White Laundry
Davis
Waterloo, Lowa
Nina Snyder
Aeaenty
Ludwig
East Fourth Street
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