Children to Crusade for Waterloo Cleanliness Week
Waterloo launches Cleanup Week April 29 to May 4 with 5000 pupils from public and parochial schools. The Fire Prevention Committee will issue buttons, posters will adorn store windows, and a $20 prize for best essay on improving Waterloo. Local officials urge cleaner streets, tidy yards, and painted houses as a communal effort with broader health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Chamber of Commerce
Henry Albert
Albert
Toate
Cleanup week marks drive in Davenport and other towns
Communities across Iowa sponsor cleanup and paint up contests with prizes such as a stone marker. Davenport fire prevention committee designates April 21 to 27 for cleanup week led by John Hynes. Ten communities entered the Des Moines contest. winners gain a public plaque. Scouts aided in cleaning up buildings and eyesores were removed. Muscatine assigns Garden Club to lead activities starting April 21 with mayor urging citizen cooperation. Mason City conducts a city wide fire prevention survey with sixty underwriting field men inspecting businesses and public buildings.
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Eft
Nroergus
Davenport
John Hynes
D. M
Vic
Des Moines
Iis
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Muscatine
Garden Club
Wesk
Mason City
Richard
Vernor
Fire prevention week plans across Iowa towns
The Westen n Actuarial bureau and speakers Harry Rogera and Vernor will address 6000 students in Mason City while Kiwanis and Chamber of Commerce groups meet at the night school. Boy Scouts will hand out placards and assist in the fire prevention survey as Marshalltown designates April 29 to May 8 for city cleanup efforts. Fort Dodge Junior Chamber of Commerce will run cleanup week with Ewald G. Trost as chair guiding officials and members in cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
A. O. Conaway
Boonn
Newly Organized Garden Club Formed by City Leader
A newly organized Garden club is headed by Mayor O. V. Findlay, who serves as president. The group plans community beautification projects and regular meetings to promote horticulture and civic pride.
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Garden’ Club
O. V. Findlay
Kite Tourneys Set for Chautauqua and Gates Parks
Pupils from Lincoln school and Chautauqua park area are slated to meet this afternoon at Chautauqua Park for kite tournaments. St Marys school pupils and Gates Park section children will assemble at Gates Park. Victor Read playground supervisor arranged the schedule amid cool weather delays. Read plans further talks with Fiske school and Our Lady of Victory academy students on kite flying.
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Lincoln School
Chautauqua Park
St. Mary's School
Gates Park
Victor Read
Read
Fiske School
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Unclear OCR Fragment on Local Tournament Plans
The readable text notes Edison Roosevelt John Mary ington Irving and Kingsley with temperature changes and pupil interest levels for a tournament. It mentions playgrounds and parks set to host activity and colorful kites in the sky. It also references Charles Bussess III of Littleton Pennsylvania, and a farmer near Oalwein in a critical condition report dated April 17, Special.
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Edison
Roosevelt
Mary
Ington
Irving
Kingsley
Charles Bussee III
Oe Littleton
Charles Busses
Oalwein
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E. F. Kistner
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Chautauqua
Frank Wartey
Browntt Shoe
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Radio Corp
Hazeltine Neutrodyne
la Tour
Radiotrope Neutrodyne
Radio Corporation of America
Hazeltine Neutradyne
la Tour Licenger
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A. C. Electrie
Compus
Neutrodyne
Noraila
Keulfo Corporation
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