Delegates Named by Teachers Club for National Convention
Delegates to the National Association of Teachers convention have been chosen by the Sioux City Teachers' club. Named are Miss Mary A. Lord, Miss Bertha Fink, Miss Lucie Marsh, Miss Dorina Crowell, Miss Mabel Olson, Miss Gail Smith, with alternates Miss Regina Hurley and Miss Elsie Halsne. Lucile Marsh reelected president. officers and board named, including vice presidents, secretaries, and treasurer from various junior high and elementary schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Teachers
Sioux City
Teachers’ Club
Mary A. Lord
Bertha Fink
Franklin School
Lucie Marsh
Dorina Crowell
Mabel Olson
Gail Smith
Regina Hurley
Elsie Halsne
Lucile Marsh
The
West Junior High School
Mattie Connolly
May Bk. Hills
Edna Ridge
Hunt School
Hazel Fairbanks
Floyd School
Bernice Keeffe
Least Junior High School
E. White
Boys’ Provocational School
Edith Hadley
North Junior High School
Anne Donnery
Beys Provocational Hool
Sioux City Boy Named College Honor Student
Sioux City boy reclie RR. Aolt of Sioux City was named the 1924 honor student in the ceramic engineering department at Iowa State College. The announcement came at commencement when he received the bachelor of science degree. The honor is one of the college’s highest, given annually to one student per department who leads the class and upholds high standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reclie RR. Aolt
Sioux City
Ceramic Engineering
Towa State College
Tail light ordinance faces possible council defeat
Opposition among city council members may derail the tail light ordinance drawn after Dr. J P Sheehy’s death. Councilman J C Headington and Mayor Stewart Gilman doubt necessity. EK O Wesley undecided. Charles E Wilcox says the measure not dropped and likely to be adopted as legal worries ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Sheehy
Cry
Paul Hatfield
J. C. Headington
Stewart Gilman
EK. O. Wesley
Charles E. Wilcox
Comms
Oner
Roster at Morningside May Reach 400 Mark
The Morningside College summer session enrollment is expected to near 400 as public school graduates enter after the normal school terms. Registrar notes current enrollment at 363 with additional students likely. college courses exceed prior records while the normal department remains sizable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morningside
Morningside College
Central High School Graduation for 1924 Class Approved
The board of education certified 220 students for graduation from the 1924 Central high school class. Superintendent M. G. Clark and school principals recommended the action. The board also authorized buying a lot east of North Junior high for 4000 dollars to use as a playground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Chamber of Commerce
Central High School
M. G. Clark
Pioneers' Day Events Highlight City Schedule
In Sioux City the program lists a 4 30 p m folk dance exhibition by the Sioux City Community House at Fourth and Nebraska, a 6 p m Diamond Jubilee historical pageant at Mizzou Park, a Diamond Jubilee pavement canoe at Seventh and Douglas, and at 10 p m Cap Jack Payne the world champion high diver with the Aerial Thompsons performing as Kings of the High Wire.
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Sioux City
Fourth
Nebraska
Mizzou Park
Douglas
Jack Payne
Thompsons
Coronation Day festival events in Sioux City
On Friday June 15 a Coronation Day schedule features a Diamond Jubilee colt and horseshoe tournament at Sioux City Country Club and Twelfth and Nebraska streets, a baseball tournament at Mizzou Park, concerts by Reed's band at Fourth and Pierce, a rodeo at Stockyards Ball Park, and an exhibition of folk dancing at the Sioux City Community House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Country Club
Reed
Fourth
Pierce Streets
Nebraska Streets
Mizzou Park
Jack Payne
Thompsons
High Wire
Fourth Nebraska Streets
Stock Yards Ball Park
Sioux City
Fourth and
Pierce
Fort Dodge Prepares Massive Fourth of July Celebration
Fort Dodge Iowa plans a major Fourth of July event at the Hawkeye fairgrounds with a large parade starting at Cen ter street and marching to the fair grounds. Four bands a drum corps and many features headline the celebration as committees complete plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
W. Bb. Swaney
Northwest
Iowa
Cen
Tral Avenue
Fair Grounds
Rail official predicts bright future for Sioux City
Frank Walters of Chicago and M. J. Golden of Boone attended a homecoming banquet in Sioux City. Walters, vice president of the Chicago and Northwestern railroad, praised the city’s location and industrious spirit. Walters once served as division superintendent here from 1903 to 1909, and Golden, division freight and passenger agent, lived in Sioux City from 1590 to 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Walters
Chicago
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Sioux City
Walters
Sioux Ee
M. J. Golden
Boone, Jr
Newsies Rehearse for Show at Jewish Center
Rehearsals for a vaudeville show by Sioux City newsboys continue nightly at the Jewish Community Center to raise funds for a week at Camp Kellogg from July 29 to August 4. Twenty five newsies will perform under Miss Anne Mushkin, center director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Camp Kellogg
Twentyfive Newsies
Anne Mushkin
Jewish Community Center
Photographs Show Early and Modern Railroading in Illinois
Display in downtown Illinois Central offices features Pullman car No 9 as the first in the northwest and a new end train locomotive from the Oriental Limited on the Great Northern. The two exhibit trains traveled from Chicago to the Pacific coast recently, tracing both eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central Railroad
Northwest
Oriental Limited
Great Northern Railroad
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Case Against Hart Dropped in Local Raid Case
Charges of assault and battery against special federal agent R. G. Hart were dismissed by Police Judge Joseph Hays after testimony failed to prove Hart attacked H. Miller during a raid on Miller's home last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Goltz
R. G. Hart
Special Federal
Joseph Hays
Hays
Hart
Miller
Asphalt paving to start on Perry creek conduit
City engineer L N Hintgen says Western Asphalt will begin laying asphalt atop the Perry creek conduit tomorrow morning. The project, plus three blocks of resurfacing on Fifth street, should be finished in ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Creek
Western Asphalt Corporation
L. N. Hintgen
Fifth Street
Motorman War Vet Named Deputy Sheriff
Paul T. Beardsley of Woodbury County announces the appointment of Amos Mortenson as deputy sheriff. Mortenson, a former Sioux City Service Company motorman and conductor for ten years, succeeds Verne Peterson and is a charter member of Monahan post, American Legion, who served in World War I with the Eighty-second Division. Home address is 1606 Riverside Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul T. Beardsley
Woodbury
Amos Mortenson
Sioux City
Com
Mortenson
Verne Peterson
Monahan Post
American Legion
Riverside Avenue
Klan Holds Ceremony In Downpour of Rain
Sioux City militia and police divided 400 Ku Klux Klan members into the organization during a rain soaked ceremony last night at Eleventh and Steuben streets. Officers reported the ritual continued to its conclusion despite heavy rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klan
Ku Klux Klan
Eleventh
Steuben
The
Order
Sioux City
Anti-Saloon League Seeks Close Of Local Bars
Five petitions filed in district court by Rev. Stevens, Woodbury County Anti-Saloon League superintendent, seeking injunctive relief to stop sale and manufacture of intoxicating liquors. Plaintiffs name Nicholas Sturgis, George Sturgis, Charles Jones, C. M. Wolf Zuch, and C. R. Norton, with addresses in Des Moines Street and Fifth Street areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Saloon League
Stevens
Woodbury County
Nicholas Sturgis
Fourth Street
George Sturgis
Charles Jones
Fifth Street
C. M. Wolf
Zuch
Iowa Street
C. R. Norton
Rebekahs to Meet In Leeds Saturday
The 2nd annual district convention of the Rebekah lodge will be held Saturday at the Leeds I O O F hall. Between 590 and 400 delegates are expected. Dinner and supper will be served at Olivet Presbyterian church. Nellie Hazlett of Mason City presides over the Iowa Rebekah Assembly. Officers include Stella Hollman, Mary Tozier, Alta Caulum, Bunnie Cheely, Linnie Weir, Rosalie Hagon, Jennie Pinkley, J. Davin, Gertrude Cole, Emma Bornholtz, and Fay Nash representing several lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Leeds
Iowa
Stella Hollman
Minerva Lodge
Mary Tozier
Zala Lodge
Alta Caulum
Sioux City Lodge
Bunnie Cheely
Hornick Lodge
Linnie Weir
Rosalie Hagon
Jennie Pinkley
J. Davin
Bronson Lodge
Gertrude Cole
Emma Bornholtz
Fay Nash
Woman Slashes Throat in Desperate Act at Home
Mrs. Minnie Olson of 1106 Seventh Street was found slashing her throat Wednesday night and remains in serious condition at St. Joseph hospital. Friends say Worry over her health led to the act. she had been in poor health for weeks. Samuels Bros. ambulance transported her. Dr. E. E. Morgan, the police surgeon, attended her before admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Olson
Seventh Street
St. Joseph Hospital
Olson
Samuels Bros
E. E. Morgan
City Plans to Install Dozen Service Cabinets in Loop District
The city will place twelve service cabinets in the loop district within three or four months. Each cabinet serves as a refuse depository and police call station funded by advertising space. The company covers all costs and damages, while the city can order removal within 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loop
Lervs Corner
Sioux City and Nebraska Marriage Notices Amid Storm Outlook
James L Deibert 26 of Sac City Iowa to Margaret Mitchell 21 of Marcus Iowa Kenneth H Uran 20 to Pearl M Keller 18 both of Sioux City Charles C Pierson 22 Wayne Nebraska to Florence I Nelson 22 Wakefield Nebraska Martin Louis Fry legal to Myrtle Rose Pfaff legal both of Sioux City Ernest Dave James 24 South Sioux City Nebraska to Ruby Alice Dill 19 Ro Edwin C Dahl 89 Canton Iowa to Mrs Anna I Watson 39 Sioux City showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight cooler in west Friday partly cloudy Nebraska unsettled and cooler tonight with likely showers in cloudy areas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin C. Dahl
Canton, & D
Anna I. Watson
Sioux
Two Williams Brothers To Get Prison Sentence
George and Clint Williams former Sioux City firemen confessed to the crime and face prison sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
George and
Clint Williams
Sioux City
Guilty Plea in Boxcar Larceny Case Leads to Pender Sentence
A suspect who robbed boxcars in the Burlington yards at South Sioux City pled guilty to grand larceny and will be moved to Pender for sentencing by Judge Gus T Graves tomorrow. The penalty ranges from one to seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
South Sioux City
Pender
Gus T. Graves
Birthstones Pearl and Moonstone for June
In June, birthstones are Pearl and Moonstone. Both stones are associated with purity and protection. These gems are traditional symbols for birthdays in the midyear period.
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Thomas A. Latham
Latham
M. J. Gross
Ga City
Homer Latham
Oklacity
J. H. Latham
Wilhome
G. W. Latham
Kansas
Oakland Cemetery
Waterloo
Landis
McDermott
J. P. McMullan
Eby’s Mill Dam
Shenandoah
Dale Hoffman
Frank Welch
George Washington University
Washington, D.C
Botna
Nodaway
Bridgewater
Cascade
J. S. Benno
Dubuque University
Humbolat
Wright and Humboldt County
Atlantic
Legion Post
Verdun
Pete Gerdes
Art Brown
Charles City
Epworth League and Sunday School Institute
Clarion
Mitchellville
Elwood Hibbs
Humboldt
Council Bluffs
Guthrie Center
Decorah
Samuel Waters, Jr
Pittsburgh
Ireland
Winterset
E. R. Zeller
Citronelle
J. A. Zeller
Illinois
Spencer—A
de- Molay
Masonic Temple
Harold Gerard
Hooch
Maquoketa
Waukon
H. M. Case
May Seed Company
Tani
Rail
Newsies
Rebekahs
Weindberg's
St. Sioux
City
Lowa
ADIES
Weinberg
New York
Mrt
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