Midyear Commencement at Iowa Confers 210 Degrees and Certificates
University of Iowa closes first semester with 210 degrees 16 certificates and 215 commissions. President Jessup conferred all awards. convocation led by Prof Charles Bundy Wilson. Degrees include 27 advanced 14 MA 6 MS and 7 PhD plus BA BS in varied fields. A banquet followed with Jessup among speakers.
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Towa City
University of Iowa
Stephen H. Bush
Walter A. Jessup
Charles Bundy Wilson
Bachlor
Interneship
Jessup
Helm Funeral Held at Rowley for Charles Helm
Funeral services for Charles Helm were held at the Rowley Methodist church with the Delwein Baptist minister officiating. Burial followed in the family plot in Rowley after a home service at Mr. and Mrs. Alex Jensen’s home. He was born August 21, 1863 in Clayton County and died in West Union after years of ill health from diabetes. Survived by three sisters and one brother.
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Gowrler
Rowley
Charles Helm
Delwein
Alex Jensen
Clayton County
John Helm
Delweth
West Union
Belfast
Mary Lau
Elkader
Mary Sherrer
Monticello
Fredericka McMillen
Oelwein
Shelly to Pilot Ansons Again in 1928 Ball Season
Marshalltown Iowa Feb 1 James A Shollenberger manager of the Marshalltown baseball team will be at the helm again this year. He kept the Ansons in the running during the 1927 season and they finished fourth, the first division finish in several years. Shollenberger previously managed Moline before taking charge at Marshalltown. The Anson club is promoting a fund drive for next season with about a dozen players under contract.
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Marshalltown
James A. Shollenberger
Marshalltown Baseball Chin
Shollenberger
Ansons
Shhollenverger
Moline
Anson Club
Minister Ends Work at Fredericksburg
Rev. Cc. G. Miner resigned as pastor of the Baptist church and concluded his services Sunday in Fredericksburg Ta February 1. E Coates has traded his Fredericksburg property to Lars J Exe Sergeant Minn for 160 acres of land in Wisconsin. The Fox family, driver for Standard Oil, moved here from near New Hampshire last week.
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Courler
Fredericksburg
Cc. G. Miner
The
Baptist Church
E. Coates
Lars J. Exe
Sergeant
Minn
Wisconsin
Everett Fox
Standard Oil Company
New Hampton
Crimson poppies cover Haig tribute in London funeral plan
World mourns Field Marshal Earl Haig as crimson poppies surround his coffin in London. Lady Haig selects Flanders poppies for all wreaths while wounded veterans craft the petals to aid soldier organizations. Private state at St Columba's and a public service at Westminster Abbey precede burial at Bermersyde. The Prince of Wales and French leaders attend. body lies in state at St. Giles Cathedral then Edinburgh.
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London
Flanders
Earl Haig
France
Lady Haig
St. Columbia's Church
Great Britain
Westminster Abbey
Constitution Hil
Mall
Horseguard’s Arch
Whitehall
Britain
Scotland
Prince of Wales
Foch
Petain
Edinburgh
St. Giles
Ceater
Bermersyde
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Roper Features
Eree
Iowa Public Service Co
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Styleplus
Isrank Brothers
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