East High Seniors Stage Farce The New Poor
East High auditorium rang with laughter as seniors presented The New Poor a three act farce blending rich and poor, Russian aristocrats and detectives. A strong cast led by Edward Coward Maxine Eliott and Archie Shannon delivered natural performances with clear enunciation and timing. An orchestra provided intermission music before a fuse caused a brief blackout.
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East High
Ruth Hiller
Grand Duke
Edward Coward
Maxine Eliott
Irina
Robert Wright
Vladimir
Henry Wenthe
Ivan
Archie Shannon
Kirk O'Farrell
Margaret Miller
Mary Maudsley
Miriam Yaggy
Mrs. Wellby
Gladys Prescott
Constance Wellby
Doris Field
Betty Wellby
Marjorie Comfort
Alice Wellby
Harold Roepe
Amos Wellby
Joseph Morris
Cottontail Gunners Exultant as Snow Lays Track Basis
Waterloo hunters cheer as heavy snow varnishes fields and promise a first real snow day for rabbit hunting. They expect Sunday to bring rabbit activity after the storm with Monday offering further chances to roam and track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Nimrods
Waterloo
Lenglen Not Ready for Marriage Yet
Nice France December 3 Suzanne Lenglen says she is an amateur in marriage prospects and has no plans to marry her manager Lucky Baldwin as rumors suggested She denies intending to reinstate her amateur status with the French lawn tennis federation and will not discuss future matches.
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Nice
France
Altho
Suzanne Lenglen
Lucky” Baldwin
Mlle. Lenglen
Simon
Mile. Lenglen
French Lawn Tennis Federation
Roy Kipp and His Jowa Collegians New York Bound
Roy Kipp and his Town Collegians plan a December trip to New York to perform under the International Orchestra Corporation of America and Canada. They will open December 12 at the Terrace Garden, Buffalo, for a week, then move to New York City where Kipp will headline as school boy director. The group has been expanded to 12 men for the eastern tour and will stop briefly in town to visit his mother.
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Roy Kipp
New York
International Orchestra Corporation
Ameri
Canada
Terrace Garden
Buffalo
Latre
New York City
Kipp
Anns Kipp
Ae Logan Avenue
Golden Youth A Novel of the Younger Generation
Jerry Haines, a glamorous young dancer, flirts at a large social gathering with Jack Tiffany, a new arrivals in town. Her mother Adele notices Jerry’s racy attire and loses a cherished flower and stockings, prompting a staged exit. Tiffany’s charm wins Jerry as a world of romance and secrets unfolds toward a likely meeting with Jerry’s mother.
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Jerry Haines
Geraldine
Jerry
Adele Haines
Ted
Miss Haines
Jack Tiffany
Jamiles
Snow Drifts Down as Christmas Nears
Winter visited Waterloo bringing a mantle of white on pavements that caused slips for cars and pedestrians. Flakes were small but fell steadily as Christmas nears, with three weeks left before the holiday.
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Winter
Waterloo
Man's Ribs Broken in Truck Collision
Leonard T. Bryant of 09 Fallsave Tower sustained broken ribs in a crash when his truck collided with a vehicle driven by Harry L. Mefford of Parker Street West at Second and Franklin. Bryant was taken home by officers and rested there. his truck, owned by George B. Miller & Son Co., was demolished while Mefford’s truck, owned by Litchfield Manufacturing Co., escaped major damage.
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Harry L. Mefford
Parker Street
Second
Franklin Streets
Bryant
P. E. Walker
Emil Steffen
Phalice
George B. Miller & Son Co
Metfford
Litchfield Manufacturing Company
Orr Made Northwest Region Manager for Overland Willys
G Verne Orr, former manager of Overland-Waterloo, was named regional manager over the northwest territory covering 10 states for Willys-Overland. Orr has held multiple executive roles, including at Indianapolis Des Moines Chicago and Waterloo, and is noted as a former star athlete at Tawa State teachers college Cedar Falls.
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G. Verne Orr
Overland-Waterloo
Northwest Territory
Willys-Overland Company
Orr
Motor Car Company
Toledo
Waterloo
Willys-Overland
Indianapolis
Iowa
Clemens Automobile Company
Des Moines
Chicago
Overland Motor Company
Tawa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Four Waterloo families move from city records
Four families removed from the city during the last week, according to the records in the office of the Waterloo Retail Merchants association. Names listed include Thomas Clayton, Mrs Vance Thompson, Mrs Maude Story, Roy Plant and others with street addresses in Dane Fort Williston Jefferson Walnut Washington Linn Wellington and Longfellow avenues.
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Thomas Clayton
Dane
C. W. Fort
Williston
Vance Thompson
Wiliston
Maude Story
Jefferson
W.W. G. Ferguson
Walnut
Albert Schroder
Washington
L. A. Grange
Longfellow Avenue
A. Christ
Linn
E. W. Sutcliff
Wellington
H. R. Smith
Roy Plant
Ninth West
City
Waterloo Retail Merchants Association
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Lenglen
Jowa Collegians
By Ben Batsford
Jom Duffs
Golden Youth
Claire Pomeroy
F. Dille
Camm
Todd
Pete
Eatons
Tiffany
Jack
Dackan
Kentucky
Young Coal
Mohawk Electric Radio
Standard Tire CO
West Fifth and
Jefferson Sts
Leonard T. Bryant
Joe Keegan
Bob Foyal
Sec.Treas
Northwest
Overland
MR. and Mes
Glendora
The
Wonder
Logan Avenue Coal CO
Tell-the-phone
Logan Ave
Waterloo Daily OP Reporter
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