Routine and Victory Crown Waterloo College Graduation
Dr Beachler urged graduates that routine and time forge success across fields. He cited biblical Jericho and historic figures like Stephenson and Harvey to stress steady effort. Music by Mrs. Maude Knoop accompanied the ceremony as 41 graduates received bachelor degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HH
Eachler
Ates
Waterloo Business College
Beachler
Joshua
Israel
Jericho
Jeachier
Rou Ie
George Stephenson
Fatts
Harvey
Tlers
Vigtory
Evenson
St. Millet
Berthy
Aple
Phil Sherin
Laurene Rose Earns State Office in Hairdressers Assn
Miss Laurens Rose, proprietor of Roses Beauty Shop in Waterloo, elected secretary of the Iowa Hairdressers Association at the Deal Cines meeting in Des Moines. She also serves on the executive board. other officers named include Grace W. Shinn as treasurer and Hanlon as president. Delegates to the national convention in New York were elected, with Mrs. De Galle of Minneapolis aiding the organization. The association aims to advance the profession, improve practice, and promote public confidence in hairstyling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurens Rose
Rose
Waterloo
Lowa
Deal Cines
Execut Board
Filgon
Harlan
Auss Thel ‘Hanlon
Des Moines
Grace W. Shinn
Des Oinés
Helen Jueger
Wilson
Idie Belcher
Nevada
National Association
Ew -York
Iowa
de Galle
Minneapolis
Families Moving From City Equal Number Arriving
Thirteen removals of families from Waterloo last week were offset by an equal number of arrivals. The city lists 64 phonges in addresses and provides new POAT and addresses as for OWS. Names include A. M. Sullivan, OB. W. E. Crumsy, Mrs. Peter Claussen, J. E. Kopel, D. W. Gott, James Collins, John Flynn, W. A. Racker, Y H. P. Sandergaard, Walter Blink, F. Meyers, John Schmitt and others at various streets and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
A. M. Sullivan
Brockwell
W. Gott
Fourth East
James Collins
Reed
John Flynn
Rebar
W. A. Racker
Burton
H. P. Sandergaard
Frankin
Walter Blink
Logan
F. Meyers
Riverside
John ©. Schmitt
Kimball
Ownership Change of 600 Autos in Black Hawk County
Records from the Black Hawk county auto department show exactly 600 automobile ownership transfers during July. Deputy L. L. Orth notes the month’s activity and results in the county treasurer’s records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Auto Department
L. L. Orth
Auto registrations surge in Black Hawk county
In the period Jan 1 to Aug 1 a total of 360 new car registrations occurred. License transfers from other counties and states to Black Hawk totaled 662, while 641 moved from Black Hawk to other areas. By Satur day the county recorded 11 156 passenger cars, surpassing all of 1922. Mr Orth estimates county auto value at 8 million dollars, with one car for every four residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Black Hawk
Orth
City Horseshoe Tournament Prizes Announced After Postponement
Rain postponed the city horseshoe tournament last Saturday. GC L Gormley, playground supervisor, arranged play to extend to next Saturday to widen qualification chances. Gormley will attend Cedar River party courts today Wednesday and Friday to witness qualifying scores. Prizes include a ladies first prize of silk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. L. Gormley
Gormley
Cedar River
Silk
Fragmented Trophy List From A Damaged OCR Note
The readable items include handkerchiefs for girls and boys, horses shogs and flashtight items, a pocket knife for men’s singles and a fishing reel. It also mentions elt, men’s doubles, pocket knives, and safety razors in unclear sequences.
Dr. R. F. Hurlburt Returns From Month's Vacation
Dr. R. F. Hurlburt resumes services at First M. I. church after a month away. He spent two weeks in Minneapolis attending English literature lectures at Minnesota State University summer school led by Professors George Wood and Cecil A. Moore. His son Franklin joined for a week. The trip included an 85 mile inland excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Surlburt
M. i. Church
Minneapolis
Minnesota State University
Georgeb. Wood
Cecil A. Moore
Franklin
Hurlburt
Masaba Iron Mountain Visit Near Sibbert mine
A traveler visited a large iron ore mine near Sibbert in the Masaba region. He then returned to work refreshed, with renewed mental and physical vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masaba
Sibbert
English Tourist Kicks Out Window on Milwaukee Train
Mrs Mabel Airey, 30, traveling from London to San Francisco, kicked out a pane of glass on a Milwaukee train in Cedar Rapids and crawled through the window before leaping to the street. She was not injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Mabel Airey
London
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Mother Bears Four Babes in 20 Months in Humboldt
Humboldt, Aug 6. Mr and Mrs Ben Serber Russian merchants welcomed twins Zelda and Jacob born fall 1024, and the last pair Rose and Paul born July 18. The home ceremony featured Rev M J Heman of Minneapolis. Beatrice 10 in fourth grade and aera 3s planned to replace present Misa Airey. A hospital visit followed a fight and a hospital transfer noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Bess
Ben Serber
Rose
Paul
M. J. Heman
Minneapolis
Zelda
Jacob
Beatrice
Trition Woman Delayed By Unclear Alleged Missing Item
A fragment notes a woman described as well dressed with ample money who could not explain an alleged loss or item of value. No other details on location or persons are provided, leaving the event unclear and minimally documented.
The Shootin Gambler at Palace and Musbartred at Strand
The Shootin Gambler stars William B. Hart at the Palace with Win 8 Hart in a brisk, action filled program alongside Joseph Dowling and Mary Munciver. At the Strand the Taramount feature Musbartred co stars Bebe Daniels and Antonio Moreno with a fast moving tale of a girl born on a express train. The supporting cast includes Burr McIntosh, Diana Allen, Cyril Ting, Ia Darling and Jane Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William BB. Hart
Win
Hart
Palace
Mr. Diark
Mr. Hurt
Joseph Dowling
Mary Munciver
Strand Theatre Opens With Cracking Prison Drama
Georges Backus and others star in a Plaza Theatre opening noted for its stark contrast between San Quentin’s grim atmosphere and a bold stage set. The film follows a man tempted by greed yet tempered by a boyish hero worship, delivering a vivid American melodrama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moner
Cristi
Plaza Theatre
San Quentin Prison
Also Mentioned on This Page
ELS
Severance
Fells Gates College
Wiss Laurene Rose
Perfectory Cleaner
W. E. Crumsy
L. Fornberg
Peter Claussen
J. E. Kopel
WM. S. Hart
Also
Monte Banks Comedy
Crystal
Charles Ray
Rockiafpee Fellows
Fritze Ridgwax
Hayden Stevenson
Greater Waterloo’ Band
Dagny Jensen
Superior Plaza
Faterloo
Pao
Bebe Daniels
Antonio Moreno
Cubar
Bebe
Moreno
Babe
Paramount
Lafayette St
Court House
DR. R. F. Hurlburt
Barney Google
Jones and
Hate
Columbia
Columbia Dealers
Agin
Colombia
Graphoplar Company
Aera
Misa Airey
Elephans
Igs
Russia
Georges Backus
Strand Theatre
Celgene
Cado
Electric Park
Thoan
Doan
Dean
Jacob Bowrer
Jeferson
Tagarta
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfg
Buffalo
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