Slippy Plans Census by City Churches for Waterloo
Rev. W Williams leads a city church census in Waterloo on Sunday Feb 22 from 2 to 4 pm to map families for church visitation. About 400 canvassers will cover 10 000 city families, with districts gathered at local churches before assignments. The effort aims to update church records, locate newcomers, and assist pastors in outreach.
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Jr Laken
V. Williams
St. Pauls M. Ie
Ministerial Association
Jatter
Ralph Slippy
Res Urpear
Waterloo
J. A. Townsley
Waterloo East
Presbyterian Church
Waterloo West
First Baptist Church
Waterton
Williams
C Church
Westgate Home Near Iowa Falls Reaches Six Generations
The Westgate house north of Iowa Falls has housed six generations since its 19th century origins. Paul Westgate and Mrs. Sterrett first lived there, followed by Henry L. Westgate and his children J. A. Westgate and Mrs. M. H. Johnson. Ella Robinson, daughter of T. A. Westgate, represents the fifth generation, and Willie Robinson, her son, the sixth, with the family tied to the community since the 1850s.
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Iowa Falls
Westgate
Paul Westgate
Airs
Sterrett
Henry L. Westgate
J. A. Westgate
M. H. Johnson
Ella Robinson
T. A. Westgate
Willie Robinson
Jean Pope wins interstate trapshooting event with 142 targets
Jean Pope of East Moline Ill won the 150 target race in the interstate trapshooting tournament held in Kansas City Missouri breaking 142 targets. F M Troeh of Portland Oregon and William Hoon of Jewel Illinois placed second with 140 while H Mitchell of Forest City Missouri and Marek Arie of Champaign Illinois were third at 139. The Tii ois team and Kansas team competed in the flyer team cup with scores of 6 and 85 respectively. In a separate note Toledo Ohio reports a state juvenile home population at 180 children with more than 400 admitted since establishment as weeks progress.
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Kansas City
Jean Pope
East Moline
F. M. Troeh
Portland
Ore
William Hoon
Jewel
H. Mitchell
Forest City
Marek Arie
Champaign
Jrl
Tiiois
State Juvenile Wome
Toledo
Ily
Basketball Scores From Omaha and Midwest Matches
Reported results show Omaha defeating Drake 50 to 27 while Winds and Northwestern tie at 20 each. Coe college edged Beloit 24 to 23 and St Olaf beat Concordia 16 to 14 with Tastings college 22 over Corner college 12. Kansas beat Washington 22 to 14, Creighton triumphed over North Dakota 39 to 2. Marquette 19, Carroll 17, St Vistor 3, Columbia 27.
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Omaha
Drake
Winds
Northwestern
Coe College
Geloit College
St. Olaf
Concordia
Tastings College
Corner College
Kansas
Washington
Creighton
University of North Dada
Marquette
Carrol
St. Vistor
Columbia
Basketball and the power of the press in school sports
A discussion on how newspaper coverage shapes perceptions of players and teams in school athletics. It cautions athletes to focus on team play regardless of press praise or criticism and cites a Cullen Cain quote on steady effort and reward.
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Cullen Cain
Tutors to Meet Parsons College Saturday in Cedar Falls
The Tutor Cagers face Parsons College of Fairfield in a tough home game Saturday night in Cedar Falls. Coach Devine’s fast team has troubled high scorers all season and has defeated Simpson and Penn in the conference amid high local expectations for a home crowd.
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Parsons College
Cedar Falls
Parsons College of Fairfield
Devine
Parsons
Simpson
Penn
Faust
Dickenson
Feet of Clay thrills at Strand with star cast
The Strand shows Feet of Clay featuring Bad La Rocque Vera Reynolds and Victor Vincont among others in a high grade motion picture. Edwin Moore editor of Spectator West High is named one of 50 U S students to submit plans for the next national high school editors convention chosen by the University of Wisconsin.
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Steriey
Strand
Ig J
Bad la Rocque
Vera! Reynolds
Mictor Vincont
University of Wisconsin
Moore
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Western feature releases at Palace and Plaza cinemas
The Palace shows Thy Mevila Daorgard starring William Fairbanks with W O Tutte directing and Gan Wison producing. Paul Stevens wanders into desert adventure while Galloping Hoofs screens with Johnnie Walker and Allene. The Plaza features The Thief of Lingdad a Douglas Fairbanks romance with exciting adventures. The Meanest Man in the World a George M Cohan comedy plays at another venue.
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Lingdad
the Plaza
Douglas Fairbanks
PLA
Ritola Beats Nurmi's Two Mile Record
Buffalo February 13 Willie Ritola, a Finnish American distance runner, lowers Paavo Nurmi's two mile mark with a stunning performance. Ritola edges Nurmi in a bold display that reshapes American track history.
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Ritola
Nurmi
Buffalo. N
Willie Ritola
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Imarks
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Thomas E. Ince
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Thomas G. Ince
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Maige Bellamy
John Bo “Re
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Arthur Millette
James Gordon
Spectator
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Central Iowa Power & Light Company
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Doris Kenyon
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Glaia
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Zex
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Timely
George M. Colin
Bod la Rocque
Vera Reynolds
Cecil B. DeMille
Fables
Milton Sills
Corinne Griffith
A Palmer
Phoetoplay
Harry
Ike” Evans
Rainbow Girl Revue
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Fuesday Grant Anniversary Vrceram
Ely Hammerstein
Elkiort Dexter
Kathryn Williams
Broadway
Harry 'Ike
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