West Chester High Sophomores Close Year With Banquet and Play
West Chester High seniors and juniors wrap the year with a Junior-Senior banquet at the M E Church basement on May 6 1925. The Senior Class Play Back Bone runs May 7 8 with a cast led by Harold Griggs and Florice Schultz drawing solid door receipts. Charles Harland and Wayne Scranton win track medals at Fairfield while the team previously earned a single point at Iowa City.
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Chester
Fairfield
Charles Harland
Wayne Scranton
Iowa City
M. E. Church
Message of the stars and school events at Herman Schultz home
The High School and Faculty gathered at Herman Schultz home on Saturday evening for a wein er Faust program attended by more boys than girls. Ruth Bauer posed a question about conversation with a silent partner. The Baccalaureate Sermon was delivered Sunday evening May tenth in United Presbyterian Church by Mrs. E. E. Hillis on The Redeeming of Time referencing Russell H. Conwell to inspire graduates to go Through Bolts and Bars.
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Little Bear
Charles Harland
Frank Kleese
Bessie Ferguson
Algol
Florice Schultz
Henry Easton
Harold Griggs
Lucille Easton
Henry
Elizabeth Easton
Florence Huber
Barton
Raymond Ferguson
Fred Barton
Ralph Sprague
Willie Scott
Eldin Bauer
Kate
Easton
Viola Fuhr
Miss Woodward
Herman Schultz
Weiner Faust
Ereal
Ruth Bauer
United Presbyterian Church
E. E. Hillis
Russel H. Conwell
May Festival Parade at West Chester Honors May Queen
A Friday 2 PM procession by physical training pupils ended with Florice Schultz crowned May Queen by Chancellor Frank Kleese. Students from grades danced and drilled, rain shortened some acts, and teachers Miss Freshwaters Miss Skipton Miss Strait Miss Leet and Mr Whitlock guided the show.
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West Chester
Florice Schultz
Frank Kleese
Ruth Dayton
Evelyn Walton
Eunice Sigmund
Ralph Waddell
Robert Baker
Schultz
Miss Leet
Miss Freshwaters
Skipton
Miss Strait
Whitlock
Movie on board may entertain air passengers
In a trial on a Paris London air express a movie projector was installed and a film was shown inside the cabin to 12 passengers, signaling a possible future in flight entertainment.
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London
Washington June gathering of National Credit Men held
Washington will host the Thirtieth Annual Convention of the National Association of Credit Men from June 8 to 13. Delegates will review the credit situation domestic and foreign, adopt a credit policy for the coming year, and discuss anti fraud efforts backed by a $1,000,000 fund.
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Washington
National Credit
National Associatio of Credit
Sargent
Mellon
Hoover
Garrard B. Winston
the Treasury
Edmund Platt
Federal Reserve Board
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
James E. Freeman
Episcopal Diocese of
J. N. Eaton
Boston
Eugene
Laughing At Danger star Dick Talmadge returns to film
Breakercoak speed and Dick Talmadge deliver a vivid stunt filled with danger designed for Laughing At Danger. The film showcases Talmadge after a recent neck fracture and features Kiva Novak in a romantic supporting role directed by James W. Horne. Fox Theatre screens the picture Friday with Joe Girard Stanhope Wheatercoft and Joe Harrington in the cast.
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Dick Talmadge
Oy Is Latesty Lightning Fast Weledggma, div
Til- Snadge
Kiva Novak
James W. Horne
Joe Girard
Stanhope Wheatercoft
Joe Harrington
Fox Theatre
Buenos Aires Faces Growing Traffic and Transit Crisis
Buenos Aires with nearly 2 million people struggles with overcrowded surface and subway lines. Authorities urge linking distant railway terminals with bus feeders and building a new subway, but stalled negotiations delay progress. Motor buses add to congestion as auto use rises and one way streets slow downtown traffic.
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Buenos Aires
Merchant Advertisement Response Guidance
Brief advisory outlining how to respond to an advertisement and inform the merchant about H. The note emphasizes polite inquiry, clear contact details, and concise information sharing. It may suggest including reference to the ad source and a preferred follow up method.
Fire damages Gradert residence with hefty cost
A fire today caused $2,590 in damage and destroyed the upper portion of the Carl Gradert residence in Clinton. Fire crews investigated the blaze and determined the source to be accidental.
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Clinton
Clinton, Fa
Carl Gradert
Bank Faces Contempt Charge Over Collateral Surrender
In Dubuque district court Judge P J Negon ordered Cedar Trapids National Bank and its vice president George F Miller to answer contempt charges. The bank is charged with refusing to surrender to the receiver of Farmers State Bank of Dyersville certain collateral. A terse Want-ad note is cited as hint of action.
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Dubuque
Cedar Trapids National Bank
George F. Miller
P. J. Negon
Farmers State Bank of
Dyersville
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