Fine Arts society hails folk music program this year
The Fine Arts department held a meeting outlining a yearlong program on folk melodies from many nations that shaped American music. October opens choral music under Mrs. Sigworth and Mrs. Chamberlain, with a violin ensemble led by Mrs. Marshall. Effie McCollum Jones spoke, and Miss Marian Ransier presented analyses of folk traditions, including German, Polish, Swedish, Spanish, Mexican, English and Irish pieces plus an unpublished song.
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America
H. W. Sigworth
Floyd Chamberlain
Herbert ¥. Marshall
Effie McCollum Jones
Woman's End
Jones
Slim
Marian Ransier
Art Muate
A. L. Alexander
Milas Naneen Daris
Robert Parrott
Alexander
Happy Village
Crystal Throne
Wermeland
Fred McClub
George ©. Welker
J. E.rinkman
Cadwallader Chosen to Lead Twelfth Term at Chautauqua Circle
C L S C selects Mrs. Cadwallader for twelfth term as president of the Chautauqua Literary and Seventy Circle. Rath named vice president and Beckley re-elected secretary treasurer. Cadwallader to receive her forty sixth seal for completing the annual service. Columbia Circle starts Sept 19. Grout Circle meets Sept 18. Meleen-Rath-Mane Mears host eight guests at Black’s Tearoom for Miss Ruth McKeen’s upcoming marriage.
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Chescor Cadwallader
Chautauqua l
Seventifle
Vesterdas
Sto. EL
Meleen
Iss Rath- Mane Mears
Black’s Tearoom
Ruth McKeen
T. R. Smith
Les
Mise MeKgen
Beauty Chats on Corns and Foot Health by Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes advises wearing shoes with a straight large toe, snug heel, and broad heel height to prevent corns. She provides step by step relief: warm soaks, drying, antiseptic application, gentle corn removal, and follow up with antiseptic salve and binding. Also touches on facial hair remedies and scalp care suggestions for overall health.
Side Talks on Clanking Chains in a Weekend Visit
Ruth Cameron writes a quirky vignette about a newlywed couple on a September veranda chat. A playful tension unfolds as marital demands and personal desires collide, illustrated by imagined clanking chains and gentle satire about sharing choices and companionship.
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Clark
Tam
Bride and Groom Plan Boulder Colorado Wedding Tomorrow
Miss Marie Fedwards daughter of CG Idwards and Frank W Stubbs of Boulder Colorado will wed at 4 00 p m Thursday at the bridegroom home 319 Arguer Street Waterloo The ceremony will be conducted by Dr John Robertson ada cartney pastor of First Presbyterian church with a canopy of greenery and a cream decorated altar The bridal party includes Mrs Deane Gurtis Greene as honor matron and Miss Betty McCombe from Marshalltown as maid of honor The couple will reside at 928 Pleas Ant street Boulder after November 1 with Stubbs an instructor in the University of Colorado mathematics department They will both continue their studies at the university and Miss Edwards is a graduate of Gust High School and Town State Teacher College The article also mentions a reception luncheon following the ceremony and lists numerous attendees and activities but the core is the wedding plan and key participants.
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Marie Edwards
CG. M.idwards
Frank W. Stubbs
Noulder
Collo
John Robertson Ada Cartney
Firse Presbytavian Chirch
Aviicate Now
Corrie
Fred Sporto
Junelish
Dorothy Wilbur
Harelent Egan
Tollawity
Carpenter
Iowa
W. Edwarda
Wpworth
Jas
John Elgon Lraint
Beaumont
Tex
Usher
Mary Tata
James Mis
John Berg
Ate
Kirk Olson
Cedar Kally
Wiliam HH. Longman
Northwood
Stubbs
Lis Deide
Boulder
Calo
Pleas Ant Street
Higher Mathematica Department
University of Colorado
Gothie
Atlis Edwards
Gust High School
Town State Yeacherd College
al Ways
Waterloo
University
Minister and Wife Honored at Dinner as Work Here Ends
About 150 friends of Rev. and Mrs. Daniel J. Gratzinger honored the couple at a farewell dinner and reception at Northminster Presbyterian Church as they close work here to take a new charge at Mt Ida Davenport Iowa. The event featured toasts from church groups, a short address by Rev Gratzinger, and a hymn by Mrs Gretzinger. The couple plan to travel via Nebraska to Davenport for fall presbytery sessions then visit relatives in Diller before driving to Davenport at month end. Sunnyside Bridge party and Circle picnic planned for the week.
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Daniel J. Gratzinger
Northminster
Presbyterian Church
Mt. Ida Church
Gavenport
Westminster Parish
The Rabbit Brothers Vegan Revenge Part 1
Bobby and Pete Rabbit outwit hungry Reddy Fox by staging lifelike rabbit skins and a hidden well trap in a pasture. They place ears on bushes, cover a deep hole, and lure the fox toward an ambush, hoping to end the danger of pursuit once and for all.
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Rabbit Brothers
Bobby
Pete Rabbit
Reddy Fox
Pete
Mr. Fox
Bobby J
Kreddy Fox
Pate
Mr. Pox
Reddy
Peta Rabbit
Reddy Fox Chased by Rabbit Brothers in Pasture
In a village tale Reddy Fox pursues Pete and Bobby Rabbit across a pasture and over fences. He loses the prey in brush then finds himself dazed and trapped by the rabbits who warn him not to chase again. Tomorrow promises the Rabbits’ Revenge.
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Reddy Fox
Rabbit Brothers
Pete
Bobby
Reddy Pox
Sam
Mr. Fox
Deen Hole
Divorce filings in Waterloo cases reveal marital strains
Meta Green sues Percy V Green citing cruel and inhuman treatment since Jan 13 1941 seeking custody of son Robert George Green and alimony $12.50 weekly Anna E Hines files against Frank G Hines citing similar conduct requesting temporary $100 and permanent $10 weekly alimony Vera Blain Pirner seeks divorce from Paul G Pitner. case advanced for hearing with decree to be filed later per stipulation.
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Meta Green
Percy V. Green
Waterloo
Robert George Green
Anna E. Hines
Frank G. Hines
Long shot wins St Leger at Doncaster England
Doncaster England Sent 13 Captain J H Greer Royal Lancer 33 to 1 won the classic St Leger stakes from a field of 24 including top distance racers. Royal Lancer beat Lord Derby's Silurian and Sir Abe Bailess Ceylonese as none of the favorites placed.
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Doncaster
Ene
J. H. Greer
Royal Lancer
Bengland
Lord Derby
Abe Bailess
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