West High to Graduate Largest Class in School History
West High will hold commencement June 1 for its largest class, 112 graduates. The class includes 57 girls and 55 boys, with last year’s numbers 95 total and 55 girls, 40 boys, and 1921 data shows 56 girls and 28 boys. Names listed include Charles Alexander, Josephine Lamrm, Keith Anderson, Jean Baker Jim, BMcGlaude, Frances Belsus, Janet MacNaugh, and many others.
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West High
Charles Alexander Josephine Lamrm
Keith Anderson
John dicDowell
Jean Baker
Jim Bmcglauderances
Belsus
Janet MacNaugh Orotty Bickley
Ton
Arguérite
Blough Howard Macksau
Brokaw
June Marks
After Brubaker
Ruth Marvin
Harold Buchmann
Oliver Reyer
Richard Burt
Aaron Miller
Minerva Burton Mose Miller
Dorothy ‘Buesler
Jiolton Miller
Wiliam Cady
Jean Miller
Ohn Campbell
Elmer Moore
Caroling
Marguerite Diltz
Semple Ostermz
Huth Doerfler
Victor Pasek Pern Duke Mary Paulsen Chester Dumonil
Ralph Phillins
Helen Eassey
Divrace Pike Elizabeth Wighmey Violetta Ploor Norman Filater
Muavion Hogs Maude Graham
Julius Rubin
Pauline Groomes
Fisther Schyeni
Finnie Grossman
Lsther Schmidt Curtis Grover
Dorothy Schmott
Helen Eadish
Evelyn Schroeder
Milford Hartleip
Harriett Sedgwie
John Hildebrand
George Shawyer
Alverta Eires
Glennard Sierras
Cligford Hoag Allen Shirey Obert Holder
Walter Sipe Award
Wobister
Afarion Spencer Maxine Horner
Ralph Standish
Cecella_Hourlek
Katherine Stims
Hurst Hunter Martin Stimeot
Tucite
Bluntington Werle Stimson
August Jensen Junetta
Stoit
East High Juniors Plan Fine Program Silently
East High juniors prepare a refined program for their annual junior senior banquet at Black's tearoom on Friday evening with 285 guests including students and faculty. Miss Ta Knoche leads program arrangements as the faculty advisor. The event features school quartets, a comedy playlet by teachers, and host helpers from the junior class. Proceeds from a prior faculty play help cover expenses. Willard and Howard Holman will perform a duet.
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Black’s
East High
Ta Knoche
Black's
Willard
Howard Holman
Newcomers and movers in Waterloo weekly update
Waterloo sees net addition of three families as 13 move in and nine depart, with 62 changing addresses within the city limits. New residents include E J Coughlin, Mrs E J Tornon, James Murray, H H Winter, Mirae Trainor, U H D Stripe, James Chergin, T M Thomas, P E Henry, Charles Dubee, Fred Wagner, and Mrs Mary Hughes named deputy insurance commissioner of Alabama.
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Waterloo
E. J. Coughlin
Washingon
E. J. Tornon
Broeckwell Arms
James Murray
Argyle
HH. Winter
Radio Concerts Broadcast by Davenport and Schenectady Stations
Radio broadcasting program details from WOC Palmer School Davenport and General Electric Schenectady show concerts on 370 and 486 meters with ETS central standard time. The schedule includes weather forecasts, time signals, chimes, educational talks, solo and ensemble performances, and official time announcements.
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Palmer School
Chiropractic
Davenport
C. Walker
Trinity Sta- Ons
General Electric Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Comet
Monard
Wheeler
Ricgo-Chappen
Lois Boakes Hardesty
John D. Kay
Ieee
Artigo
Iano
Nocturne, Inc
Irene Oo Tas
Robin T Hood
de Koven
Edmund’ Witherwax
Carrie
Witherwax
Frangis Howard H. Wheeler
Ware
Aeeeee
Bernaert Schirmer
Nehirmer
Bohannon Eamund Witherwas
Trena Cooley
Kitty Mienhold
Matter
Courier-Journal & Louisville Times
Louisville
Hevde C. Conrad
Poiles Bulletins
Hazel Dance
Knoxville
Tenn
James M. Rusgeil
Mary Gresney
Mary Greene
Louisville Flute Club
Oakley HL. Kellogg
Theodora Beust
Jarl Keursteiner
Charlies Gardner
Theodore Beast
Travelers Automobile Policy Ad Preview
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SiFo Products
Saint Paul
Minnesota
SiFo
Radio editors help solved by address to Courier editor
A reader asks which receiving outfit yields best results and proposes addressing a letter to Kuri C Yon Lackun, the Courier radio editor, for guidance on radio problems. The row presents a reader seeking expert advice in a newspaper style inquiry.
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Kuri C
Yon
Lackun
the Courier
Arch McFarlane to Address U C T at Burlington
Arch W. McFarlane of Waterloo will respond to the welcome address by Lyman A. Guest president of the Greater Burlington association opening the Iowa United Commercial Travelers state convention in Burlington May 24 26 26 Delegates from Waterloo will attend Motel Burlington to host convention registration on the first day Burton Kk Sweet former Iowa congressman will speak on The Commercial Traveler and Transportation Mr McFarlane is grand counsel of the state association and la Ferris Jr Waterloo grand chaplain
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Arch W. Mcfarlane
Waterloo
Lyman A. Guest
Greater
Burlington
United Commercial Travelers
Department of Iowa
Burton Kk
Sweet
Iowa
McFarlane
State Association
la. Ferris, Jr
Read on plans for Giolotian Gorge church project
A read on building plans reveals a proposed church edifice in Giolotian Gorge with an estimated cost near $60,000. A congregational meeting at Central Christian Church set actions on contracting and fundraising, including a drive that raised about $15,600 in pledges from 24 members.
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Gialotian Gorge
Necyusan
Lake Conee
Jawan
Tretchers
Alentral Christian Church
Nal Aetlan
Kmourth
Pauline Morkel Hurt in Auto Mishap
Miss Pauline Morkel injured in an auto collision at the intersection of Market and Walton Streets. The accident occurred at 4 p.m. yesterday when vehicles driven by Pauline Market and an unidentified driver collided at the crossroad, details incomplete.
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Pauline Morkel
Pauline Market
Hou P.m. Verterdiay
Piley and
Walout
Unclear Elements in Milverstead Car Incident
J Meyers at 237 Wualington rode with Ass Moriel and others in Milverstead and Cadar Pally area when a collision occurred. Mika Morkel was transported to St. Hospital for treatment.
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J. Meyers
Wualington
Ass Moriel
Milverstead
Cadar Pally
Hoth
Mika Morkel
Frunela Hospital Incident Reported Wounds
Frunela hospital reported several stitches to close wounds after an incident. No person was injured but both ears were badly damaged when av-
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Frunela Hospital
Car Collision Near Galloway Office Building
Vehicles driven by Henry J Krueger of 402 Newell Street and John D Fersey of Stout Ia collided at 1 30 a m yesterday near the William Galloway office building. No injuries are reported and police are investigating.
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Henry J. Krueger
Newell Street
John D. Fersey
Stout
Wiliam Galloway
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West Agh
MR. and
Mrs. Newcomer
Mary Hughes
Alabama
RADIO
Woc
WGY
Herman C. Miller Insurance Service
West Fifth Street
Russell Lamson Hotel
American Chicle Co
Arch McFarlane
U.C. T
SiFe Kid
J.R. James Lumber Co
Rainbow Drive
Walker-Schubert. Lhr. Co
Washington St
Cedar Bor
J. Re. Jones Lhe. Co
Waterloo, Ta
Cedar Falls, Te
Widits
Gwar Volis
LIL
George
Thih
Pelephone
Kiester-Hall Seed CO
West Park Ave
Henry
the Shredded Wheat Co
Niagara Falls, N.Y
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