Juniors Lead WN High Grades At East High School
Helen O'Neil and Ruth Miller led East High School honor roll as juniors, each with five A's in the second six weeks. Juniors topped the class for A grades with twelve students earning four A's, while seniors trailed with ten. Names of juniors sophomores and seniors also listed among those achieving multiple A's.
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Helen O'Neil
Ruth Miller
East High School
Paul Studt
Katherine Egdorf
James Hurley
Leone McBroom
Miriam Masberg
Alberta Stroebel
Phyllis Watson
Lola Studt
Margaret Hellen
Jessie
June Wahl
Virginia Zellhoefer
Walter Kyle
Margaret Johnson
Leonard Carl
Bertha McAnineh
Irene Sage
Clifford Yagla
Evelyn Cousins
Harold Ellis
Carl Ferguson
Gladys Hoel
Robert Kenney
Hazel Knowles
Robert Pritchard
Russell Lohner
Laurel Holdridge
Duane Hackett
Otto Barney
Ariel Cross
Nellie Evans
Rose Beinberg
Robert Glaw
Paul Merriau
Frances Riggs
Bernice Holley
Robert Ritz
Ruth Schwartz
James Yates
Fredericksburg Defeats Hawkeye Teams in Varsity Showdown
Fredericksburg IA wins over Hawkeye teams with girls 28 to 24 and boys 42 to 16. Fredricksburg played last evening in a close girls game and a dominant boys game. Teams featured local players and a strong home court performance.
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Fredericksburg
Hawkeye
City in Prief Father and Mother Glasses Ad Placeholder
Advertisement notes father and mother glasses with white gold frames from Buchanan's. Lacks clear action or date. presents as brief catalog-style item.
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Buchanan’s
Local notes from Waterloo area listing people and events
Co A Hanson spends weekend at his Lyle Minnesota home while Robert Alford returns to Los Angeles after three weeks in Waterloo. H E Gerry recovering well after Presbyterian hospital operation. Mrs Earl Glasson improving at Allen Memorial hospital. County Superintendent Jewett improves and expects to return Monday. Mr and Mrs John Busker visit relatives in Waterloo and Cedar Rapids. Father and Son banquet by Knights of Columbus likely after Christmas. Hutton family plans winter in San Diego, returns spring. Petty thefts reported with tires and flowers taken from cars. Miss Helen Barnes elected sponsor of the Errodelphian society at East High. Calvary Evangelical church to host bazar and supper on Tuesday Dec 11.
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Helen Barnes
East High School
Erodelphian Literary’ Society
the Orange and Black
Florence Black
Calvary Evangelical Church
Prohibition Bureau Reports Large Arrests and Seizures
The 1928 annual report details 75,307 arrests and 58,813 convictions, with seizures of vast quantities of alcohol, distilleries, stills, and fermenters. It notes 177,799 prohibition violation cases terminated and 15,793 jail terms totaling 5,631 years, plus $7,031,109 in fines.
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Washington, D. C
Prohibition Bureau
Treasury Department
Prohibition
Doran
Bureau
Leslie Lewis elected chef de gare of Forty and Eight
Leslie R. Lewis, 106 Randolph Street, was elected chef de gare of Black Hawk County Veiture No. 82 Forty and Eight at a reorganization meeting last night in Hotel Russell Lamson. Officers include R. E. Morris as chef de train and F. R. La Barre as treasurer with other elected members to form an executive committee. A January meeting is planned and talks by regional officials followed.
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Leslie R. Lewis
Randolph Street
Black Hawk County
Veiture
Russell Lamson
R. E. Morris
Grundy Center
F. R. la Barre
Commissionaire
Ralph Steninger
W. H. Wilson
L. S. Treganza
Karl V. West
Wayne Smith
Cheminats
J. P. Jensen
Christ Xestras
Sylvester Howell
Gardes Des Prisonieres
Births Reported With Multiple New Arrivals
Mr and Mrs William V Simon 1102 Mulberry Nov 14 son Kenneth Duane. Mr and Mrs Louis M Wagner 112 Lane Nov 28 daughter Mayonetta. Mr and Mrs Alfred J Welsch St Francis hospital Nov 28 daughter Regina May. The parents live at Jesup. Mr and Mrs Earl Frederick Lufkin route 6 Waterloo Nov 22 som Dean Earle. Mr and Mrs George Washington Foreman 316 Vaughan Nov 12 daughter Betty Jane. Mr and Mrs William W McKee 321 Irving Nov 28 son John Henry. Mr and Mrs Fred Scheel 506 Saxon Nov 19 daughter Mary Lou. Mr and Mrs Henry George Turner Presbyterian hospital Nov 24 son Robert Stanley. Mr and Mrs John B Myers St Francis hospital Nov 20 daughter Thelma Louise. Mr and Mrs Harry Charles McCright 207 Denver Nov 23 son Paul Rex. Mr and Mrs William Ostrander 605 Fairview Nov 28 daughter Marjorie Frances. Mr and Mrs John C Lubbo route 6 Waterloo June 3 1927 son Eugene Keith. Mr and Mrs Arthur W Smith Orange township Oct 29 daughter Eleanor Lavonne. Mr and Mrs Tyler Joel Higgins 11044 Jefferson Dec 1 daughter Barbara Ann. Mr and Mrs James Edward Cook 139 Barclay north Dec 1 daughter. Mr and Mrs Nels Krogh 212 Union Nov 8 daughter Masry Christine. Mr and Mrs John Henry Smith 408 Glenwood Dec 2 son Richard Kenneth. Mr and Mrs Vinton Joan Bernstein 9284 Franklin Dec 3 son Leland William.
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William V. Simon
Mulberry
Kenneth Duane
Louis M. Wagner
Lane
Mayonetta
Alfred J. Welsch
St. Francis Hospital
Regina May
Jesup
Earl Frederick Lufkin
Route 6
Waterloo
Som
Dean Earle
George Washington Foreman
Vaughan
Betty Jane
William W. McKee
Irving
John Henry
Fred
Scheel
Saxon
Mary Lou
Henry George Turner
Presbyterian Hospital
Robert Stanley
John B. Myers
Eleanor Lavonne
Tyler Joel Higgins
Jefferson
Barbara Ann
James Edward Cook
Barclay North
Nels Krogh
Union
Masry Christine
John Henry Smith
Glenwood
Richard Kenneth
Vinton
Joan Bernstein
Franklin
Leland William
Road links Rio de Janeiro to Montevideo opens long trek
Development of South American roads now enables a drive from Rio de Janeiro to Montevideo covering about 1,200 miles. The route highlights improving regional connectivity and potential for broader travel and trade between Brazil and Uruguay.
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Rio de Janeiro
Montevideo
Cambridge Printed New Testament of 1661
A note records the edition of the New Testament printed at Cambridge Massachusetts in the year 1661. The item emphasizes the historical printing at Cambridge and the date of publication.
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Cambridge, Mass
Parole Revoked in Liquor Case in Iowa Town
Parole revocation and jail time dominate the day in Cedar Falls area matters. R. E. Reed of La Porte City begins a 90 day term after parole was revoked by Judge G. W. Wood amid contempt of court hearings tied to a liquor injunction. Peter Blees of Gilbertville is jailed on a bench warrant for failure to appear on a DWI charge. Fred Ackers’s liquor nuisance sentence is extended to December 28. An order to padlock a property at 127 Eighth Street West was stayed after a $500 bond was posted. Charles Sibert pleads guilty to contempt and serves jail time.
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R. E. Reed
la Porte City
Reed
H. ©. Unger
G. W. Wood
F. W. Edwards
Peter Blees
Gilbertville
Blues
Fred Ackers
Cedar Falls
Judge Wood
Wood
Eighth Street West
Albert F. Stolt
Charles Sibert
Forty hours devotion at Sacred Heart opens Sunday
The 40 Hours Devotion starts Sunday at 10 a.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic church. Pastor Rev. J. M. Molloy invites all to attend. Daily morning and evening sermons by Fathers Coffey Farley Rooney and Malone. Evening services run 7:30 p.m. Sunday through Tuesday.
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church
J. M. Molloy
Father Coffey
Farley
Father Rooney
Cascade
P. F. Malone
Rockford
Sacred Heart Church
Induction of 25 by Catholic Order of Foresters at St Mary's Court
The Catholic Order of Foresters No 1234 will initiate a class of 25 candidates tomorrow afternoon in St Mary's auditorium. A banquet follows, served by the Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters. Speakers include Waterloo municipal judge George J. Sager and Russell Lamson, with music by Howard Girsch and others. Welcome by Rev Theodosius Plassmeyer. invocation by Rev Arnold Schwarz.
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St. Mary’s Court
Catholic Order of Foresters
St. Mary's Auditorium
Howard Girsch
W. A. Dostal
Chelsea
Forrest Shores
John W. Koch
State Court
Salvation Army Kettles Open for Christmas Donations
Salvation Army bells in the business district drew shoppers to three donation kettles at Black's corner Commercial National Bank corner and Waterloo Savings Bank corner. Proceeds fund Christmas dinners clothing and canned foods for the city’s needy in cooperation with the Waterloo Social Welfare league.
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Salvation Army
Black's Corner
Commercial National Bank
Waterloo Savings Bank
Waterloo Social Welfare League
Good Things to Eat from Pots and Pans
Tips from a vintage recipe page include Chicken Joy with stock and gelatin molds, Baked Spinach with crumbs and cheese, enhancing rice with milk, and a horseradish white by vinegar and milk. Also notes on roast pork skin and a dried beef sandwich filling with green peppers and lettuce.
East High Annual Completed For Engraver By Dec 15
East High announced that four sections of the annual will be ready for the engraver by December 15. The senior and junior classes the annual staff and portions of the athletic section will be completed then. In prior years work started after January. Yearbooks will be distributed early in June as usual.
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East High School
Cuba reissues own mail boxes replacing US boxes in Havana
Havana begins replacing United States mail boxes with Cuba made boxes as a reminder of the American occupation. The replacement marks a shift in postal branding and local sovereignty with new signage and installation planned across city routes.
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Havana
United States
Cuba
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