Waterloo Conservatory music group shines in first concert
A newly formed Waterloo Conservatory Music group impressed with a varied program at First Congregational. Miss Adela Lane played piano in multiple numbers and teamed with Miss Nelle Bryant for soprano pieces while Miss Lane again showcased Chopin and Liszt. The evening also featured dramatic readings by Osceola Pooler and a well received original monologue The Bride's First Visit the Butcher Shop. The literary department noted India studies and papers on The Phabharata. Various club events, meetings, and social gatherings followed through the day with notable attendees and vocal performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Conservatory Music
Ofs
Laverne Beall-Covell
Wropaahaa
Waterloo
Seci
Adela Lane
Hungary
Liszt
Nelle Bryant
Liset
Iowa
Lane
Courier Patterns for Fashion Department Coupon
To obtain the Courier up to date item of accompanying design fill the coupon and send to Fashion Department Vening Courier Waterloo closing 10 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams and all orders filled as soon as possible though you may receive them ten days after placing your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Vening Courier
Waterloo
Personal mentions in town society notes
Miss Trula Kepple of Jonla begins work as stenographer in Virgil Blackledge’s office at the Black Hawk building. Miss Nannie Hayes of Reasner visits for a few days with her sister, Mrs Virgil Blackledge, 203 Elm Wood Avenue. Dr. and Mrs. E E Magee, whose next plans were not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trula Kepple
Jonla
Virgil Blackledge
Black Hawk Building
Nannie Hayes
Reasner
Ebim Wood Avenue
E. E. Magee
Waterloo social notes update from area residents
Marriage celebrated in Bangor Wisconsin. residents arriving in Waterloo to begin housekeeping in the Colonial apartment. Mr. and Mrs. Moore of Kansas City visiting Emily Vaughan on Park Avenue West. Leila O Neil, Rowan high school principal, visiting parents on Fourth Street East. Mrs. J A Goodrich of Independence Missouri visiting W W Beal’s family. Charles Stevenson and son Edward of White Pigeon Michigan touring the west by auto, visiting Egan and other South Dakota towns and Omaha. Judge and Mrs. Mullan to return from the western coast. Mullan to begin trial work next Monday. Contingent to Dubuque for Upper Iowa conference. Dr J E Grinkman to attend sessions tomorrow. Fredda Sproul of Cedar Rapids to spend a week at A Sprowl home on Baltimore Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Wis
Iave
Waterloo
Colonial
Magee
Fay Vaughan
William H. Moore
Kansas City
Emily Vaughan
Park Avenue
Leila O’neil
Rowan
P. H. O'Neil
Fourth Street
J. A. Goodrich
Independence
W. W. Beal
Charles Stevenson
Edward
White Pigeon
Mick
W. A. Towen
Iefe
Chicago
C. D. Hecker
A. T. Huckill
Dubuque
Upper Iowa
J. E. Grinkman
Fredda Sproul
Cedar Rapids
A. Sprowl
Baltimore Street
Vlan
Wa terloo Overseer elected and bridge bond deferment planned
Miss Ruth Reed was unanimously elected overseer of the poor in Wa terloo at 65 dollars a month starting November 1. The board adjourned to Sept. 27 to set tax levies and decide on a 13,300 dollar fund issue to cover unpaid bridge warrants as of Sept. 1. The Mothers Story Tellers league opens season Monday at 3 PM at Mrs. Everett Taylor’s home. A Unique Cleaners theft report notes an overcoat and trousers stolen from HW Miller’s porch. Funeral services for Mrs Farrier Camp set for Sunday at 2 PM from First Congregational Church with Rev Harold Parr officiating. interment in Elmwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Reed
Waterloo
Klingaman
Story Tellers’ League
Mothers’ Story Tellers’ League
Everett Taylor
Randolph Street
HW. Miller
Washington Street
Creckone
Camp
Farrier Camp
First Congregational Church
Harold ©. Parr
Elmwood
You see that electrician and the spark arrester
A lighthearted exchange contrasts a young electrician who eyes girls with a policeman approaching, joking that the man is an electric spark and the officer a spark arrester, delivering a playful quip on their roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patt
Motor Bus Law Takes Effect This Monday
At an adjourned city council meeting on Monday evening final action will be taken on license applications to operate motor buses under the new ordinance. Only three firms, Bradley, Knapp and Kasebt, have filed bonds so far. others are expected to comply. After Monday it will be illegal to operate taxi cabs or jitneys without the higher license fee and a $2,000 indemnity bond on file with the city auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meenses
Acion
Tiree
Bradley, Knapp and
Kasebt Taxi Lines
Illeg Lal
Ithe City Auditor's Office
City Officials Return From League Meeting in Council Bluffs
Mayor R C Thompson and councilmen Burk Burtner and Hoyer returned from the annual League of Iowa Municipalities meeting in Council Bluffs. Thompson named to board of trustees as the convention praised for handling many municipal matters. City Engineer Roby also returned from Akron Ohio where cregate blocks and planking were studied as Eleventh Street Bridge prep begins to replace planking with creagate blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Thompson
DeGon
Burk
Burtner
Hoyer
Council Bluffs
League of Iowa Municipalities
Thompson
Beig
Board of Trustees
Roby
Akron
Eleventh Street Bridge
Auto Struck Bicycle Rider Escaped Injury
In Hudson on Fifth Street West at 7710 late evening P. H. Mueller reported collision with Buchler riding a bicycle. Mueller slowed, boy uninjured, bicycle damaged. A Smelser buggy at Randolph Street was damaged when a car hit rear wheels at Dane and Logan. driver fled. Suspect Henderson arrested in Salt Lake City for attempting to sell lined belting. police hold him pending investigation. belting worth about 15 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Street
P. H. Mueller
Hudson
Buchler
John Warrell
Henderson
Salt Lake City Ag
Hlutis oil promises clean scalp and fresh hair
An advertisement claims Hlutis oil leaves the scalp clean and hair infinty free from dandruff, calling it refreshing and non injurious. It advertises 10 cents per package and instructs readers to write Fetix Tempest Co. at 132 Nassau St. New York for the nearest dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fetix Tempest Co
Nassau St
New York
Waterloo Hosts First Homecoming Festival Parade and Pageant
Waterloo unveils a large Homecoming blueprint led by W. EY Parrott with a three day festival. Events include a grand parade through Main Street with decorated autos, a campfire show, flower show, and a secret society induction. Thursday features a pageant, band music, and a debate on equal suffrage followed by a public wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EY. Parrott
Ac Immahed Specivi
To Dolns
Yasikn Menl
Poms
Black Hawke
Tranepers
de fesUvil
Commercial Street
Jto
Kalore
Wihhres Banda
Aly
Watertoo
Elvie
Prairie Schooner
Waterloo
Ton. CG
Wo Mohan
Matt, Parrott
Theodore WN. Vail
H. DB. Allen
Joe Mittchell Chapple
Horace
Ebriday
A. Om
Parrott
Hawthorne School Photo Before Fire Destruction
A Courier and Reporter feature recalls a Hawthorne school building image published last night after the fire. The photograph, taken by J.P. King about thirty six years ago, shows the site before large trees and decorative landscaping were added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne
Courier and Reporter
Seling
Exast
J.P. King
Kanon Open Social Evenings Begin at Irving Hotel
The Vankuren association announces its first social of 1976 at Irving hotel on Tuesday evening. A banquet will be served and all credentials for the year’s program will be distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vankuren’s Association
Ronson
Irving Hotel
ORGANIZE COMMETTERS UNDER NEW WRITERLAS GROUP
Committee chairs named by President W. T. Langias of the Wrterlas Yo Mo O. A. have begun selecting aides. George Williaus, re elected head of the mumber Alip committee, has set a Sunday meeting at 0230 o clock to discuss plans for increasing membership. J. L. Jones, boys work chairman, is lining up personnel and outlining ideas to improve this branch.
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W. T. Langias
Wrterlas Yo Mo O. A
George Williaus
Ant
Lin W
J. L. Jones
A Baby's Birthday Anticipated With Joy
The article urges careful preparation for childbirth and praises Mother's Friend as a dependable external remedy. It claims the product eases labor pains, comforts the mother, and makes the baby strong, healthy, and vigorous, with definite instructions provided with every bottle.
On the Road Reform Observeings in Odd Jottings
A compact, era-tinged note records whimsical misheard phrases and rhymes about reform, travel and bargaining. It reads like a fragment from a local column, preserving quirky names and playful dialogue in a period voice.
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WY and
Creete
Woman's Club
W. W. Mitler
Park Avenue St
Ndu India
Edward Alford
James J. Henderson
Charlotte
Waverly
Lt. Band
Edmund Rauschka
E. A. Boges
George W. Naufan
R. A. Folk
LE. Fowler
Franklin €. Platt
H. AL. Reed
Lincoln
Josephine Shimer
ST. Francis
St. Francis Hospital
St. Mary’s Auditorium
Ars. J. T. Sullivan
T. Cy Menges
Margaret Catrige
Charles Marlow
J. T. Sullivan
O. E. VY
Conservation Leacguie
Child Conservation League
Xisterwave
Barlers
W. AL
Fred Fenton
Forest Dumond
Fack Campbell
J. A. Hadley
N.V. Hill
Helen
Otto Abel
Byrnes Park
Kewpip Club
Palace Theatre
Anna Hansen
Dawson Street
Tlarry Chapman
Miss Hansen
D. M. & Club
Clint Hayes
Denver Street
Waters
Vaneywork
Srunky
Elliott
Ray Pratt
Grant Chautauqua Circle
Grant Circle
Teachers’ League
Teachers’ Story Tellers League
West Side
M.S
George France
BD. Holmes
Mulberry Street
Genevieve Holmes
Christ Church Guild
J. van Metre
Geo. Mills
M. B
George E. Lichty
Mary R. Leon
Lichty
Frank Rath
Independence Avenue
Gladys Pedicord
Third Avenue West
Ethel Hammond
la Raconteuse
Paul Davis
Colgate
Daul Dale
SSR Zy
Emis
Ganon
Ohio Electric
Irolacr
Magnetos Magneti
Electric Vehicle Service Co
Wit Breckentiodge
Aréprintic
West Park Avenue
WaterIno
Towa
Savoy Cafe
Hea
Uawanton Rombion
Cotardh
FLO. Cin & CO
Toledo
Misa
Marion T. Ranster
New York Institute of Maasicng Art
Plana
Studie Dol
James Wack Huilding
Calloone Business Office
Corn Trey VE Dephonis Company
Libby
Tland
China
He; Elas
Detroit Electric
Detroit Electrics
Brougham
Anderson Electric Car Co
Detroit
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