State Will Line Diplomas To Best Rural Schools
Iowa state officials announce a program awarding a "superior school" diploma to rural districts meeting standards. Schools must be led by highly qualified teachers, have complete facilities, a well stocked library, and nine months of schooling. Inspections by county and state superintendents ensure compliance and community support is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tes Moines
State Department of Public Instruction
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Agnes Samuelson
Tornado Wrecks Motor Inn and Nearby Homes
Local notices detail property damage from a tornado at the Motor Inn on Lafayete Street and list residents and visitors in Cedar Falls and nearby towns. The report includes medical updates, travel plans, lodge meetings, and personnel movements across Waterloo, Cedar Rapids, Dubuque, and surrounding areas.
City in Brief: Notables Return From Trips and Visits
Miss Genevieve Lackum and Helen Nauman return from Manitou Colorado for rest. Forrest Bodell leaves 629 Town Street for Pocatello Idaho to resume music studies. Rose Trainor of Chicago spends vacation at home of Mrs Josephine Trainor. Mr and Mrs FE A McCoy visit relatives at 1520 Berteh Avenue Oakland California. Orpha Fox of Fort Dodge returns home after three weeks with Nelle Green. Dr Warren L Steeves returns from Lima Ohio after funeral services for an old friend. Dr and Mrs EL Long of Chicago visit in the home of Mr and Mrs A A Bittner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve You’ Lackum
Helen Nauman
Manitou
Colo
Forrest B. Bodell
Pocatello
Ida
Miss Rose. Trainor
Chicago
Josephine ‘Trainor
Denver Street
FE. A. McCoy
Oakland
Cal
Orpha Fox
Fort Dodge
Nelle Green
Walnut Street
Warren L. Steeves
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Lima
EL. Long
Biv
Slow Recovery for Hip Fracture
Mrs Myrtle Myers of 112 Western avenue suffered a fractured left hip and pelvis injuries in a Friday night automobile crash and will be immobilized for about 12 weeks. Her condition is improving slowly. Her husband Mason Myers died Wednesday afternoon on the same floor of St Francis hospital to which she was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Leo B. Mathews
Myrtle Myers
Western Avenue
Kenison Fined $100 For Driving While Intoxicated
William Kenison of 1326 Jefferson Street was fined 100 dollars and costs by Municipal Judge J C Beem on a drunk driving charge after a Sunday crash with a milk delivery wagon driven by Luther Jones route 1. Mrs Kenison forfeited a ten dollar bond on an intoxication charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. Kenison
William Kenison
Jefferson Street
J. C. Beem
Kenison
Luther Jones
J. E. Johnson Improves After Mayo Clinic Operation
J. E. Johnson president of Waterloo Savings Bank is slowly gaining ground after a serious Mayo Clinic operation in Rochester. A nurse's letter received today says his condition is as good as could be hoped for four weeks after surgery.
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J. E. Johnson
Waterloo Savings Bank
Mayo | Clinic
Rochester
Mion
River rises threaten towns after heavy rainfall
The Cedar river has risen steadily since rainfall earlier in the week, reaching four feet above normal. The Nashua rise reached eight feet and backwater near the Charles City dam neared 12 feet. Officials expect the river to peak later today as dam flash boards were lowered.
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Cedar River
Town Public Service Company
Nashua
Charles City
George W. Sonnecker
Rows Public Service Company
Beleved
Orange School Crowded Prompt New Year Arrangements
Ben Coxon new Orange consolidated school superintendent and Homer Lichty school board president notify parents outside the district to contact them for arrangements due to crowded buses and rooms as the new school year begins in September. Last year enrollment was 238 with 121 girls and 117 boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Coxon
Orange Consolidated School
Homer Lichty
Board of Education
Charles Jacklin Leaves for Pressmen's Meeting
Charles L Jacklin official delegate of the Waterloo Pressmen's union No 153 will leave tonight for the thirty second annual convention of the International Pressmen Assistants' union to be held at Pressmen's Home Tennessee The town is named for the union which owns 1800 acres and maintains a home school sanitarium and hotel there. HELD FOR HEARING N A Lonter is in custody on a warrant for obtaining 35 dollars by false pretenses from R F Bonk with appearance bond fixed at 200 dollars.
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Charles L. ‘Jacklin
Berteh
Avenue
Waterloo Pressmen's Union
International Pressmen Dé: Assistants’ Union
Pressmen’s Home
Tenn
Pressmen’s Union
N. A. Lonter
R. F. Bonk
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Motor Inn
Ben R. Bausike
Lafayete Street
Dr. Long
Black Hawk Fruit Company
Horace van Metre
West Palm Beach
Fla
Allen Memorial Hospital
Betty and
Beatrice Folk
Anne Krebsbach
Stacyville
John ,Waldorf
Cedar Falls
Wisconsin
Illnois
Iowa
Charles F. Telms
Walnut Court
Ema Plage- Tan
Ann Arbor
Mich
Cedar Rapids
Hoover
Brucemore
Knights and Ladies of the Maccabees
Waterloo LO. Of.fl
Alta Lundy
Roy P. Porter
Home Park Boulevard
Los Angeles
Gretchen Lou
Merle d. Grown
Oak Lawn Avenue
Presbyterian Hospital
Francis Simpson
John Francis
Nashville
Elhinney, Tid
Third Avenue West
William Rue
Sioux City
Simpson
Austin
Minn
Minnesota
Buchanan, YM. C.A. Bldg
Orange School
Charles Jacklin
Kleen-Maid
Augenmaald
Altstadt & Langlas Baking CO
China
Tomferro
Johnson Bros
Mason
Seal
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