East High Football Players Earn Monogram Letters
Twelve East High athletes from the 1924 football squad received monograms during the auditorium ceremony. Recipients included Capt. Russell Ward, George Marker, Dan McDermott, Hubert Patterson, Frank Snyder, Malvern Walker, Wendell Benjamin, Earl Anderson, Walter Lapoge, Harold Blim, Leland Heckner, and Donald Collentine. Coach John Heldt cited stringent qualifications requiring participation in at least half the season’s quarters. Nine players will graduate or become ineligible in June, leaving Snyder, Beckner, and Blim as nucleus for 1925. Snyder is expected to be a key figure in the Orange and Black backfield next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Russell Ward
George Marker
Dan McDermott
Hubert Patterson
Frank Snyder
Malvern Walker
Wendell Benjamin
Earl Anderson
Walter Lapole
Harold Blim
Leland Heckner
Donald Collentine
John Heldt
Ward
Marker
McDermott
Patterson
Walker
Benjamin
Anderson
Lapoje
Collentine
Snyder
Beckner
Blim
Beeckner
Haldt
Local Volleyball Squad Gears for District Tourney
Waterloo M C A volleyball team trains for the district tournament in Des Moines during the first week of February. Physical director F W Richardson notes the exact date is pending between February 2 and 7 and that 12 players compete weekly for the city’s spot. Several veterans departed but newcomers show form as four district tournaments lead to the state event in Sioux City. The Waterloo roller artists may enter the national tourney in Des Moines in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Des Moines
F. W. Richardson
Richardson
Burlington
Loux City
Clinton
Waterloo Roller Artists
Enat
Astor Theatre
New York City
Fay Bainter
Broad Way
Nast
Berkell
Waterloo Theatre
Century Play
Jackie Coogan
Daddy
Allene
Orden
C. D
Mace
Palace Theatre
Local Waterloo Players to Compete in Des Moines Tournament
Waterloo Checker association secretary A. L. Cihak says Waterloo will enter several players in Des Moines next Tuesday through Thursday. Cihak will be a contestant and a second Waterloo player will be named soon. A round robin format will determine the town champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Des Moines
A. L. Cihak
Waterloo Checker Association
Cihak_w
Intramural Cage Play Opens At Teachers College
Cedar Falls May 16 Intramural basketball at Teachers college starts Saturday with seven teams entered and first round matchups set The Phi Lambda Literary Society trophy a life size silver basketball is the prize won by a team three times to earn permanent ownership The student council oversees the tournament games begin at 9 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Teachers College
Tha Philo ‘Literary Soelery
Xhano Fraternity
Alpha Chi Epsilon
Radio Programs Summary from Various Stations
Radio Digest listing signals across cities including Atlanta Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Dallas Hollywood Los Angeles New York Philadelphia Chicago and more. Entries note concert orchestra talk dance and entertainment showcases with scheduled times and stations such as WSE Atlanta Journal WHN WEW KGO and WGH.
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Radio Digest
Associated Press
WSE
Atlanta Journal
Wendell All
Fred Ile
Seag Alia
Atte Chicago News
Gles Club
Chicago Theatre Revue
Chicaica
Herschede
Cleveland
Cuba
iWirAa
Dallas
WOOD
Davenport
The
Denver
Hoollywood
South Seas
Waar Hansa City Star
School of the Air
High Hawks
Louisville Times
Reading
Los Angeles Times
Angel's
Minneanotis
WMC
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Wdz
New York
Orchestra
Dan Fuet
WEAY
Thrift
Choral Club
Miromen
Asation Entertainment
Eddie Cantor
Kid Boots Company
WHN
Wornewark
Trinity Cathedrale Kgo
Oakland
Philadelphia
Wel
Plittsburgh
Kaybee
IRDKA
Pittsburgh
Rgww
Portland
WGX
Schenectady
KEGA
Seattle
Mnce
Wrzz
Springheld
Sc Louis Post Dispatch
Relz—Atlantic
Iowa City
Jans-Creighton
Shenandoah
Speaker Marries Mary Frances Cudahy in Secret Cleveland Ceremony
Tris Speaker, manager and center fielder of the Cleveland Indians, wed Mary Frances Cudahy in a secret ceremony at St Bridget's Cathedral. The couple, who met in 1919, kept the wedding private with only Walter Nichols and Miss Clair Cudahy as attendants. Speaker, age 37, heads to Florida for a honeymoon.
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International News Wire
Cleveland, O
Tris Speaker
Cleveland Indians
Morida
Walter Ife Nichols
Cleveland Club
Miss Clair Cudaly
Speaker
The Marriage Circle and Other Theatrical Notes
The article reviews Ernst Lubitsch's The Marriage Circle as a fresh, pulsating treatment with Marla Prevost in a strong supporting cast. It also covers Strand Theatre offerings The Woman on the Duty with suspenseful courtroom drama, and vaudeville at Rialto and Plaza venues plus Bullets about East Is West at Waterloo and recitals at Plaza with Toe Du Mond Irene But Mond.
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Ernst
York
Arti
Lubitsch
William Collier
Crystal Theatre
Flo
Marla Prevost
Thea
Betty Brown
Peter Yan
New York
Grace Pierce
Strand Theatre
Jem Thompson
Hialvo
Harry
Ike Javans
Fealto Theatre
Buffalo Bil Jr
Starin
Rialto Theatre
Plaza Theatre
Toe du Mond
Lyric Kiritane
Irene But Mond
Ervin Willat
Paramount
Emerson Sough
Texas
Christmas Tree Harvest Debate and Public Opinion
A forest service official defends Christmas tree harvesting arguing spruce trees supply about 90 percent of Christmas greens and thinning enhances growth. He says modern fighting forest fires and preserving outdoor spirit justify seasonal cutting and warn against replacing real trees with artificial monstrosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuletide
Forest Service
Dcny
Towe's Wrestling Coach Claims Munn Victory A Frameup
Iowa City January 16 Iowa coach Mike Howard of the University of Iowa accuses Wayne Munn of beating Strangler Lewis in a frameup to profit from wrestling. He names Billy Bowman and Billy Sandow as orchestrators, says a wrestling trust controls championships, and cites Wichita officials criticizing Munn. He also mentions McCarthy Pesek Mandt and Ramuno as figures in the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Mike Howard
University of Iowa
Hera
Wayne
Big’ Munn
University of Nebraska
Howard
Bowman
Munn
Wichita
Iowa
Des Moines
McCarthy
Pesek
Mandt
Ramuno
First Presbyterians and Walnut Baptists Win Unlimited Games
First Hegelistobias defeated First M E 33 to 20 and Walnut Street Baptists downed Linden M E 27 to 15 in Unlimited division games at West High last night. The Linden M E team fought hard but Walnut Baptists shot better and were more cohesive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hegelistobias
M. E
Walnut Street
Baptists
Linden ME
West High
Qaint
Linden M. BE
Walnut Baptists
Methodists
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B. T. Kinney
J. A. Brumbaugh
Wilton Joneson
Winney
Betora
AD Carter
Cimecos
Gos
Festurca Oyna
Great Britain
Qachrla
Waliks
Rene
Tris
Florida
Trings Theatrical
Douglas MacLean
Jack Holt
Ernest Torrence
Lois Wilson
Noah Beery
United States
Missouri
Oregon
Taisie Lockhart
Lone Star
Jack Hot
David Dunbar
Stephen Carr
Guy Oliver
Won
Carroll
Clarence Geldert
Ella Miller
Georges Irving
Towe
First Presbyterians
Harmony Kings
Chicago
Raymond Drama Club
Raymond Hall Raymond, TA
Poti Vontorrew
Ernest Lihnsehouturing
Plorence Vidar
Marie Prevost
Monteluo
Adolphe Menjou
Creightonale
Harry Myers
Billy Sullivan
Beffalo Bill
Kiro
Flo and
Lem Thompson
Beauty Chorus
Orpheum
Varedeville
Jor DU Mond
Irene PU Mond
Met
Ike’’ Evans
Radiola
Overland-Waterloo Bldg
Nanni
Gircus
Jackie ‘Coogan
Johnnie ‘Walker
Allene Ray
Norma Talmadge
Irene Kieh - Welen Ferguson
Doug
Radio
Avery Hopwood
Bessie Love
Sylvia Breamer
Frank Mayo
Lew Oody
Mary Carr Henry Walthall
Myrtle Steadman
Hobart Bosworth
Roy Stewart Ford Sterling
Strand
and & P
Wallace
Reid
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