Working Own Way Thru College Not Always Best Way
Mount Vernon Iowa reports Cornell College president C W Flint says 75 percent of men and most students work to meet expenses. About 70 men and 30 women pay their way this year, with 75 men and 40 women partially meeting costs. He cautions against excessive work during term, urges more during vacations, and notes loans can be a prudent option for education.
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Associated Press
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
C. W. Flint
Flint
Cornell
Marr
Ord
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Final Tribute for Mrs. Lamb in Park Ave Service
Funeral services for Mrs. BE Lamb were held at her Park Avenue West home led by Dr. Rolo F. Horipurt. The Ladies' Musical Improvement Club provided music with piano by Harriet Stevenson and hymns by Mrs. Cobb. several pallbearers and mourners attended as flowers testified to the remembrance.
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Fred J. Clark
P. H. Paulsen
Maude Bennett
Walter B. Johnson
J. FE. Bragson
W. A. Hallowell
G. McAlvin
Austin Burt
M. Wale Lace
Twenty Women Drawn on Trial Jury Panel for January Term
The district court selected twenty women for the January term trial jury panel and a grand jury for 1922. Names listed include Anna V. Tiller, Blanche Smart, Catherine Rushman, Maud Hoster Here, Lydia J. Hoover, Estella Boggs, Hazel J. Bankes, and Martha McCleery, among others from Waterloo, Mt. Vernon, Cedar Mills, and surrounding areas. A separate note mentions a public talk by Dr. J. R. Macartney to junior and senior Bible classes on the theme The Handiwork of God as Seen in the Beauty of Nature.
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Yester
East Waterloo
T. Buck
Spring Creek
D.C
Lydia J. Hoover
Lotic Hol. Hose Heitter
T. J. Harrison
C. Owen
J. Vie
Aren Pearl
J. Deduain
D. Cushman
Lee RK. Clemons
J. S. Ghase
J.D. Burtner
Hal
Brewer
William E. Grennan
Estella Boggs
E. M. Berkley
Hazel J. Bankes
Lyle Ayers
J. 2. McGreey
Blanche McDougal
Martha McCleery
Henry T.welte
H. EB. Webster
Margaret Wathergon
Anton L. Wangler
B. W. Ven lArnum
John Hoob
Carl Kinefelter
C. B. Richards
P. J. Hechtfertig
Ned N. Oliver
J. BR. McQuilkin
May L. McMenus
Cedar Malis
J. R. Macartney
M.C
Ant.genior Bible
West High Declamatory Contest Sets Auditorium Event
The first West High declamatory contest will be held tomorrow at 3 p m in the auditorium. Three sections start with oratorical dramatic and humorous judged by Mrs B E Perkins G B Beer and Rev Fred J Clark. Philomel chorus will sing Ambrose and Griswold pieces while Helene Glenny performs a Kujawiak. Contestants include Victor Kaplan Jack Levingston Robert Pollard Grace Barr Ee Mason Leota Schmitt and more with Dorothy Seffert as dramatic supervisor and Arthur Swigert as business manager.
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West High
E. Perkins
G. B. Beer
Fred J. Clark
Philomel Chorus
Ambrose
and Griswold
Helene Glenny
Wieniawski
Kujawiak
Dorothy Seffert
Arthur Swigert
Napoleon the Little
Victor Kaplan Liberty
Jack Levingston
Liberty
Robert Pollard
Grace Barr Cer Ee
Mary Mitchell
Zeppata City
Bafa Sc Aeges
Cech
Moon Mary Cary
Eya.Moore
Peddicord
Billie Brad
Eletts
Leota Schmitt
SUSTO Health Tonic Endorsed by Dr Hawk Of Philadelphia
Dr Philip B Hawk of Jefferson Medical College tests SUSTO for nutritive value digestibility and reconstructive powers in run down conditions. Report claims weight gain in children and adults, appetite stimulation, and recovery from convalescence with strong vitamin and protein content. A full report is available to physicians. SUSTO sold in Waterloo by Wangler Brothers Company.
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Philip B Hawk
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Susto
Hawk
Chester Kent & Co
Chemists
Boston
Mass
Waterloo
Wangler Brothers Co
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Quer Mt. Vernon
J. A. Titer
Henry
Boring Creek
Hoppe
Rens
Union
S. Thompson
Poyner
Mathiss Berend
Josephine
Charo
J. W. Slaughter
Rankin
Big Creek
J. C. Mesaner
Lester
May Lamb
A. Joy
Ferro
R. Newman
State of
Jim
Keer
Riley
Postum
Postum Cereal Company, Inc
Battle Creek, Michigan
Twin City Barber College
Hennepin Ave
Minneapolis
Minn
Physicians of
Dr. Hawk
Maxwell
Waterloo Motor Sales CO
Franklin Street
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