Cedar Falls Sets New Teacher Assignments in Public Schools
Cedar Falls Iowa April 64 Special the school board completed the selection of teachers for the ensuing year with two exceptions Grover Hammersley of Ottumwa to replace R M Hayes as Lincoln School principal Hayes declines re election Milas Gray and Grace Simpson will not teach Viola Nolte will supervise the high school Latin department The full corps includes high school and Lincoln and Jefferson and Miner school staff members with K 12 instructors and a music director The county Sunday school convention comes May 14 and 15 at Cedar Falls with a strong program and guests including Rev S M Perkins J G Koeicher Edith Nichels and others Cedar Falls plans a cleaning up week last week of April under mayor Merner Warden Saunders re elected at Ft Madison prison praised locally Mothers Council to meet Friday afternoon at the college training school department
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Cedar Falls
Grover Hammersly
Ottumwa
R. M. Hayes
Lincoln School
Milas Gray
Grace Simpson
Viola Nolte
Gray
Ian Robinson
Ft. Madison
High School
Stena Hansen
Lilian Trabinsen
Stena Nissen
Marie Tostiche
Alice Graham
Amy Shoemaker
Mayme Hoagland
Jefferson
Anna Young
Erdina Rose
Mary
Dougherty
Humbert Schoo
Marie C. Dexter
Miner Schoot
Eulalia Turner
Mary A. Murphy
Isabella Loomie
Hh. W. Merrill
He County
Avery
Black Hawk County Sunday School Association
S. M. Perkins
Davenport
J. G. Koeicher
Waterloo
Edith Nichels
Des Moines
Nichola
Home Department
Mason City
Bers’ Work
M. Cla
Bo Smith
Mac J
Cedar Rapids
Harvard
Prof
C. AL Fullerton
Clyie Improvement League
Merner
Civic Improvement League
Strems
Ale
Love and Lois
Mothers’ Council
Mra C. P. Cosgrove
Digman Hotel
J. H. Parks
Crystal Falls
Mich
Rev
W. A. Parks
Twinter
Florida
Isle of Pines
The
Bristow Times
Adirondack Camp to be Run by Cedar Falls Trio
Cedar Falls reports that Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wright of Chicago, with Miss Lilian Bruce and Miss Ruth Wright of Cedar Falls, will operate the Adirondack camp at Lake George New York from July to September. Also noted are local moves, births, and society events including a Minne singers concert set for April 26 and plans to restock prairie chickens.
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Cedar Falls
Joseph Wright
Chicago
Lilian Bruce
Ruth Wright
Lake George
N. Y
Adirondacks
Gen. Grant
Mary Kaufman
Esther Louise Houk
Lowell E. W. Welles
Allison Area News Recaps Funeral and Court Programs
Harm Wabbdena died of pneumonia and was buried in Folkers cemetery with Rev. Weltner officiating. The Butler county district court meets May 13 with jurors listed for May 14. the democratic county convention selected six delegates to Burlington and named alternates, instructing a unit vote for Champ Clark. Local firms Stark and Isaacson split, J B Isaacson now sole owner, and social events plus visits from Allison residents are noted.
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G. M
George HR. Peet
Hampton
Irving E. Missoian
Thompson
O. F. Missman
Famihr
Butler County District Court
Allison
C. H. Kelley
Charles City
W. Thompson
W. A. Smith
Tee Bates
J. EB. Adams
Aredale
Wm. Harker
Aplington
Andy Johnson
Fred Arends
Austinville
Otto Mheilman
C. Miler
C. FE. Coonley
Bristow
T. E. Skinner
John Boyd, Jr
Renning
Clarksville
J. D. Kent
Silver
John Harper
Dimont
W. A Watson
Roy Starkweather
Greene
Andrew Consadine
J. P. Johnson
Kesley
Wm. Caley
W. L. Bolton
Will M. Jones
New Hartford
Thos. Spain
Chas. Freeman
Parkersburg
Dick Dicke
Plainfield
Chas. Fuller
J. A. Bowen
Otto Paley
J. H. Kublank
N. S. Ramige
Shell Rock
Burlington
A. R. McCook
Wade
Feyereisen
Green
Amos Ingalls
Albert Neal
Ernest Lehmann
Henry Stevenson
Fred Linde
Dumont
James Spain
A. E. Hartson
O. F. Blaster
al Boyd
F. H. Brockman
Fremont Township
W. P. Miller
Alison
Champ Clark
East Highs Debate Team Chooses Friday Triangular Meet
East high's debating team will debate Friday evening in a triangular meet with Cedar Rapids and Burlington. The topic is the closed shop, the same issue discussed in a prior triangular debate with West High and Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
West High
Cedar Falls
East High and Cedar Rapids Debaters Prep For Conference
East High’s team aims for a win as Miss Barber accompanies the negative side with Ray Mulkern Florence Sage and Sam Kiser to Burlington Friday. The affirmative led by Herman Kopel Horace VanMetre Calvin Huntley faces Cedar Rapids in the manual training auditorium with ten minute speeches and five minutes rebuttal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Miss Barber
Ray Mulkern
Florence Sage
Sam Kiser
Burlington
Herman Kopel
Horace VanMetre
Calvin Huntley
Cedar Rapids
Manual Training Auditorium
Balance Sheet Summary for Bank in 1912 Disclosure
The document itemizes assets including loans and discounts totaling 1,014,744.04, U S bonds to secure circulation, reserves with the U S treasurer and other classifications. Liabilities show capital stock 200,000, surplus 50,000, deposits over 510,422.79, and total liabilities and capital near 2,291,324.89 with officers sworn to its accuracy.
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U. S
T. S&s
U.S
Wa Ee Ree National Bank
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J. P. Jones
B. H. Stiles
Mark Simonsen
Alma Cutler
Florence Ward
Rome
W. C. Douglas
Minneapolis
John W. Ives
Illinois Central
Iowa Falls
Mr. Douglas
B. F. Ives
Rock Island
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Black Hawk County Fish and Game Protective Association
H. Wise
Benton Pheasant Farm
Iowa
H. N. Silliman
HW. N. Silliman
G. R. Dayton
Gilkey
Cedar Falla
Grimes
Joseph Flynn
Epworth League
New Creamery Enterprise
A. W. Johnson
Frank Fisher
Paul de Bower
Stark & Isaacson
J. B. Isaacson
Stark
Isaacson
Cr. G. Burling
East Hgh
Sidney Co., Inc
Ottnawa
Marshalltown
Women’s, Misses' and Children’s Outfitters
East Fourth Street
Waterloo, Iowa
New York
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Sioux City
Coats
Sidney Co
Plymouth Town
Black Hawk National Bank
United States
State of Iowa
Black Haw
Chas. W. Knoop
F. F. McElhinney
W. Powers
H. O. Bernbrook
Lila Marcham
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