Europe Study Club broadcast from Mad School of Music
The Europe Study Club of the Mad School of Music will broadcast today from 7 to 9 pm on WJAM Cedar Rapids. Baritone Charles Romer sings a program including Victory Riders and On the Road to Mandalay, with soprano Mary Summer Myers performing titles from Le Barbier de Seville and Madama Butterfly. Irish tenor Charles Harrington offers a set including When Irish Eyes Are Smiling and Roses of Picardy. Accompaniment by Miss Anita Giovannetti.
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Europe
Mad School of Music
WJAM
Cedar Rapids
Charles Romer
Victory Riders
Mandalay
Goin
Mother Machree
West
Danny Bay
Mary Summer Myers
Picardy
Jocelyn
Anita Giovannetti
Flora L. Hunt Celebrates 86th Birthday in St. Joseph
Mrs Flora L Hunt of St Joseph Missouri turns eighty six today in town to celebrate at granddaughter Mrs E G Pullen's home 1448 Second Street West. Family dinner at 6 o clock includes Mr and Mrs W C Bunn and Mr and Mrs Lynn Eddy with a large birthday cake. Hunt last visited town during the Civil War enlistment era when she lived in Pella. Her daughter Miss Louise Hunt accompanies her. Mr and Mrs Pullen will drive their guests back to St Joseph tomorrow.
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Flora L. Hunt
St. Joseph
E. G. Pullen
Second Street West
W. C. Bunn
Lynn Eddy
Hunt
Pella
Louise Hunt
Mrs Diggins Hosts Farewell Housewarming
Mrs J J Diggins of 202 Fisher building hosted a housewarming and farewell for Mrs C A Hubbard from the New York Fashion shop sales force who is moving to Nebraska. Guests attended including Mrs Hubbard and a list of friends. sewing and conversation followed by a luncheon.
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J.J. Diggins
Fisher Building
New York
Fred Baugus
W. W. Allen
Sewall Page
Mae Click
S.C. Lesche
Ruth Scoville
Elizabeth Corning
Edith Oswald
Elizabeth Drape
Fifty Attend Card Party Arranged by St Marys Circle
A card party hosted by St Marys Sewing Circle drew about 500 attendees in the school hall yesterday afternoon. William Linch and Med McDonough presided while Mrs. Wittstock and Townsend presented prizes. Rev Hennegar received a novelty favor. A shower for the sisters is planned in two weeks. Beck Review Club met to discuss The Splendour of Asia by Adams Beck at the YWCA.
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Pitty
Piayed
St. Mary's’ Sewing Circle
Mes
William Linch
Med. McDonough
Club Notes Elect New Jolo Club Officers
Mrs. Fred Morris was elected president at a meeting held yesterday at Mrs. G. H. Parnsworths home. Mrs. Henry Schneiders named secretary treasurer. New members include Mrs. Lyman Miller and Mrs. William Stover. Guests were Mrs. H. A. Ellis Mrs. Wade Oswald and Mrs. Daniel Holmes. High bridge scores went to Mrs. Jay Roberts Mrs. Holmes and Mrs. Schneider. U. F. club postponed its meeting to next Thursday due to the Dairy Cattle Congress with Mrs. Jack Fogle to host.
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Fred Morris
Jolo Club
G. H. Parnsworth
Henry Schneider
Lyman Miller
William Stover
H. A. Ellis
Wade Oswald
Daniel Holmes
Bridge
Jay. Roberts
Holmes
Schneider
U. F. Club
Dairy Cattle Congress
Jack Fogle
Waterloo area clubs host varied social events
In and About Waterloo the Supervisors' club meets at Black's tearoom with the junior auxiliary and B Natural Music club members present through Y W C A. A Gideons gathering with families enjoys a picnic supper at the Home of F Willis Jenkins on Saturday evening.
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Waterloo Music Supervisors
Black's Tearoom
Natural
Gideons and Families
F. Willis Jenkins
H— Gideons
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Gideons
F. Willis Jenks
Smith T. Edwards
Hammond Avenue
Dr Roadman to Speak at W C T U State Program
Waterloo will be represented as 500 to 600 W C T U members gather at Indianola for Oct 4 5 6 7 sessions. Dr Karl A Roadman, new president of South Dakota Wesleyan college, will speak Thursday along with Attorney General John Fletcher and Mrs May Pardee Youth.
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Waterloo
Indianola
Karl A. Roadman
Grace Episcopal Church
South Dakota Wesleyan College
Smith
Indianola High School
Frances Willard
Iowa
India
Ada Gordon
Central Church of Christ
D.E. Williams
Allerton
Columbia
W. C
T. U
Mary J. Campbell
Ann Lawson
Batavia
Joan Davis
Fayette
Boole
Edward Lauer
Extension Department
University of Iowa
Extension Division
Hints in Beauty Care Drink More Buttermilk
Practical advice urges daily buttermilk to improve complexion digestion and skin clarity. Notes low calories per glass, potential sleep aid, and alternatives to sugary confections. Includes reader notes about height growth, weight reduction, eye circles, and pore treatment.
Autumn Bride Elsie Finlayson feted at shower
Miss Elsie Finlayson was honored as guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Thelma Kloster at her home. Lavender and yellow decorations framed an evening of music and games followed by a two course luncheon. Miss Finlayson will marry John May soon.
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Elsie Finlayson
Thelma Kloster
F. C. Kloster
Miss Finlayson
John May
Linden Aid Society Bake Sale Planned After First Church Night
The Second division of Linden Aid society led by Mrs. John Howe prepared for a bake sale this week. First United Presbyterian Church hosted the initial church night with group 4 handling dinner for forty five attendees and a prayer service. The group met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. W. W. Templeton’s home to finalize bake sale plans.
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Linden Aid Society
John Howe
First United Presbyterian Church
The
Aid Society
W .W. Templeton
City in Brizf Lens Duplication at Buchanan’s
Mrs. Ray Berry was moved from Allen Memorial hospital to her home at 531 Kingbard avenue. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Chapman of 437 Indiana avenue returned from a 10 day visit at Rockford. Dr. J. E. O'Keefe attends the American College of Surgeons meeting in Detroit and a tristate convention in Kansas City. Court T. Burnell of Newton says the Dairy Cattle Congress is the best he has seen after 47 years as a traveling salesman.
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Ray Berry
Kingbard Avenue
Allen Memorial Hospital
W. J. Chapman
Indiana Avenue
Rockford
J. E. O'Keefe
American College of Surgeons
Detroit
Mich
Kansas City
Court T. Burnell
Newton
Dairy Cattle Congress
Klein Property Is Left to Wife in Lansing Will
Probate filings reveal Conrad W. Klein leaves all property to his wife Katherine for life with income supporting his mother Hellena Klein. Upon the widow’s death the estate goes to the natural heirs of both Klien and Lansing families, including children and grandchildren. Cerelda Lansing of Cedar Falls also files for probate with specific bequests to her son Harry, granddaughter Margie Lansing, and seven children, plus one third of the remainder to each party.
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Klein
Lansing
Conrad W. Klein
Katherine Klein
J. W. Thompson
Hellena Klein
Cerelda Lansing
Cedar Falls
Harry
Margie Lansing
Manchester Couple Observes Sixtieth Nuptial Anniversary
Manchester Iowa observes the sixtieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William W. Hockaday senior at their home. The couple has lived in Delaware County for over 62 years, with descendants listed across Manchester and nearby towns. Mr. Hockaday, born February 14, 1845 in Devonshire England, served in the 141st Illinois during the Civil War before moving to Delaware County. The couple married September 30, 1867, on a farm near Almoral, and raised nine children, eight survive, with one deceased in 1911. Mr. and Mrs. Hockaday recently built three homes in Manchester and remain active in the community as longtime residents and a Knight Templar family.
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Courier
Manchester
William W. Hockaday
Delaware County
Mr. Hockaday
Devonshire
Eng
America
Cleveland
John Hockaday
Bloomingdale
du Page County
William Hockaday
One Hundred and Forty-first Illinois Regiment
Hockaday
Illinois
Mississippi River
Elizabeth Rogers
Ill
England
DuPage County
Almoral
Carpenter
Johnston Robinson
City
O. A. Hockaday
W. W. Hockaday, Jr
John C. Hockaday
Greeley
Nettie Farmer
Edgewood
R. F. Hockaday
Thorpe
Granddaughters Share One Third Between Thompson And McAway
Two daughters Grace A Edwards and Matilda Barrett receive portions while the remaining third is divided between Lucile Thompson and Mable McAway as granddaughters.
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Grace A. Edwards
Matilda Barrett
Lucile Thompson
Mable McAway
Jeffery Sullivan Elected Grand Knight of Waterloo Council
Jeffery G. Sullivan attorney was elected grand knight of Waterloo Council No. 700 Knights of Columbus at the annual election in K of C hall. He succeeds J A Fitzgerald. Sullivan has been active in order affairs. Other officers elected were F. C.
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Jeffery G. Sullivan
Waterloo
Knights of Columbus
C. Hall
J. A. Fitzgerald
Sullivan
Order
F. C
Local Knights Elect Officers and Delegates
Marinan is deputy grand knight with Leo Stringer chancellor and J L Gorman recorder. A A Duba is treasurer W L Beecher advocate Louis Lines warden Joe Kopache inside guard Harold Pender outside guard L D Miller trustee for three years Sullivan named delegate to the state convention J C Murtagh alternate grand knight J H Fitzgerald past grand knight delegate and John W Koch alternate.
Know Your Roads And Avoid Mud In Iowa Visit
State highway commissioner Clifford Niles told Niles motorists in town that good roads exist beyond muddy stretches and urged using mapped routes. He cited two paved corridors from Palo Alto county toward Chicago via Waterloo and Cedar Rapids. He noted bad weather affected Dairy Cattle Congress attendance but insisted farmers can reach the area via reliable routes if they know them.
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Clifford Niles
Iowa
Palo Alto County
Chicago
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Dairy Congress
Floyd Sheriff to Oppose Change in Klinkel Suit
Channel City reports a venue change request in the damage suit by Don ee heirs against Sheriff P E Saddalet after he shot Klinkel in May during arrest. Plaintiffs seek $35,000 damages and allege malfeasance. they claim local prejudice would prevent a fair trial. Chinese scientific groups protest foreign scientists taking rare prehistoric relics out of the country.
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Floyd
Klinkel
Courier Spectal
Channel City
Donee
P. E. Saddalet
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St. Mary’s ‘Circle
Beck
Ats. T. Ez. Scott
Asia
Adams Beck
Book Review Club
Y. W. CG
Society
Dr. Roadman
W. C. T. U. State Program
Mrs. Loveall
George Loveall
Delhart
Tex
Merton Friedley
Leon Schoel
Rex Dean
Marie Gleason
Mabel Kies
Lucille Stull
Jean Payne
Madelyn Manning
Kies
Loveall
Arlene Stuil
K. of P. Hall of Security Benefit Association
George Carroll
Edna Kent Forbes
Sonya Me
D—L. L
Fern
Jeanette
M. C
M. V
Autumn Bride
Church News
Brizf
Buchanan's
Y.M.C. A. Bldg
MR. and
Mrs. Hockaday
RADIO
Eveready
Standard Tire Co
W. 5Th and
Icferson
Heinz Care
Heinz
Heinz Sunny
Heenz
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Niles
Anamosa
Colonial Club
Wat
Ed Martin
COURT
Arnica
Ler
Magnesia
Penslar Garden Court
Ane
Wangler
East Fourth St
Wangler’s
Morgan’s Millinery
Lafayette
Entz Cafe
First National Bank
Neme
Mileer
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