Eighth Grade Graduation To Be Held At East Waterloo
Miss Alda Tate leaves East Waterloo High to join James Gardiner Real Estate. Miss Clara Goodrich will replace her. Annual eighth grade graduation set for 8 p m in the manual training auditorium with presentations, readings, orchestra, and diploma ceremony. list of graduates includes Ralph Baumgartner and Elizabeth Black among others. Rebels lose fourteen in Chihuahua conflict as Tapuamarí Indians join insurrectos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Alda Tate
Mast Waterloo
James Gardiner
Miss Tate
East High School
Board of Education
East Side
Waterloo
Oelwein High School
Iowa
Clara Goodrich
Aliss Goodrich
Kansite
State Agricultural and School
University of Chicago
Miss Goodrich
Kansas
Roanoke College
Roanoke
East Waterloo High School
Olive Olander
Helen Register
Stele Candycar
Sadie Mckeen
Ruth Gignin
Alice Mott
Miss High
Joe Jenness
Walter Stevens
Jacek Sly
Harold Sehutty
Myrtle Nash
Istelle Goodyear
Myrtlesh
Helene Mowell
Bess Churchill
Dasturtor da
Olander
Tighih Fodee Chavchiathary
Otelouig
Mary Cristie
Berens
Messer
Ronald Reed
Benjamin Ven
Fianatha
Heten Gaiser
Orehe Revitivion
Coarlune Towrey
Eighth A
Prade
I. W. Arbuckle
Prayer
J. E. Johnson
Ralph Baumgartner
Lucila Bentley
Elizabeth Black
Annamine Brooks
Marion Egan
Floyd Eddy
Ruby Persuson
Helen Giiser
Charles Hostetler
Corinne Howrey
Agnes Johnson
Agnes Keegan
Hay Miller
Benjamin Saven
Lepha Peek
Louise Peek
Mabel Petergon
Bessie Pierce
Leta Powers
Anil Hath
Carton Reed
William Searles
Abbie Smith
Earl Spears
Georgene Teeple
Jessie Tuthill
Edward Warren
Judson Mason
Since John Quit Drinking
In a town a woman celebrates her husband John stopping alcohol. She claims a secret remedy called Golden Remedy cured him, letting him live a happy life. She urges other wives to send their names and addresses to receive the remedy at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Mary
M L Newton Seriously Ill in Waterloo Home
M L Newton consulting engineer for the Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern railway Co and a weather observer at his home on Atul berry street is seriously ill with a threatened blood infection from a gangrenous mouth. Physicians counsel has raised grave apprehension though he has many friends and is highly esteemed. Grandma Mummet TV Mrs Charles Hummel improves after a leg infection caused by blood poisoning at 715 Mullan avenue West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Newton
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway Co
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Atulberry Street
Newton
Waterloo
Mummet TV
Charles Hummel
Mullan Avenue West
Suit Aims to Dissolve City Carco Profit Share Pact
Clarence Hf Venner files in the United States circuit court to dissolve the 1867 profit sharing agreement between the city and street car companies. He owns stock in the companies and seeks voiding the agreement and return of money paid to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tan
Clarence Hf. Venner
United States Circuit Court
Venner
Naval ships planned for next year increase program
Washington January 206 two battleships two cruisers eight torpedo boat destroyers and four submarine boats form the naval increase program set by the house committee on naval affairs for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Forty Miners Die in Polish Colliery Fire
A Sosnowica dispatch reports forty miners killed in a fire at the Casimir colliery in Russian Poland. Three hundred sixty others escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Sosnowica
Poland
Casimir
Standish Beats Death in Miraculous Recovery
Frank Standish an office employee of the William Galloway company neared death after a three week illness marked by dysentery and subnormal temperatures. A physician stayed by his side from 11 p.m. to 4 a.m. as his strength faded, but he now improves and will travel with his mother to Holly Colorado for rest. A stream of visitors and flowers comforted the patient as he regains nourishment and iron will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Standish
Wiliam Galloway Company
Standish
Galloway
Holly
Colo
Sunnyside Avenue
Weekday Bible Study Attendance Grows in City
During the week ending January 14, 63 weekday Bible study meetings were held citywide under Grace Saxe. Enrollment across groups totaled 1,233 with neighborhood classes leading at 485 participants. 16,000 study sheets were sold and a second edition ordered for Y M C A training schools. Miss Saxe to speak to Personal Workers League and a men’s luncheon is planned at the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Saxe
Business Girls
Booster Club
East High School
West High School
Mrs. Black
Enton Congregational
Attorneys Gather in Charles City Divorce Fee Suit
H B Boies O B Courtright S M Bentley and G A Feely were at Charles City yesterday in the suit of Attorney Greene of Greene against Mr Cable. Bentley, clerk of the courts, testified. Greene sues Cable for attorney fees arising from the defense in the divorce action filed in this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Boies
O. B. Courtright
S. M. Bentley
G. A. Feely
Charles City
Greene of
Greene
Cable
Bentley
Cnbie
Waterloo dealer seeks partner to expand business
J. M. Hamilton a Waterloo photograph and camera supply dealer will depart for Des Moines to interest a partner in enlarging the Waterloo establishment. He will then proceed to Monmouth TH to spend Sunday with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hamilton
Waterloo
Des Moines
Hamilton
Monmouth
Democrats Name Clark Speaker in Democratic Caucus
In Washington on January 20, 220 of 228 Democratic members elect met in caucus and nominated Champ Clark for speaker. The unity lasted briefly as factions formed over next year’s committee selections delaying decision, with adjournment to tonight. Nearly all new members attended from across the country. only three of 53 were absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Champ Clark
Missouri
Baptists Plan Sleigh Ride For Young People
The First Baptist Church youth group hosts a sleigh ride tonight meeting at Mark Humphrey's home, 612 Grant avenue, at 7 30. After the ride they return for refreshments. All members and friends invited. Waterloo Crystal Theatre is noted in the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
First Baptist Church
Mark Humphrey
Grant Avenue
Miss Corbett Addresses Waterloo Y W C A Plans
A Waterloo group met at Mrs. K. Smith's home to form a provisional nine member committee for a Waterloo Y W C A. Miss Maud Corbett spoke on the project and a provisional organization was approved with committees on finance, house and membership. A pledged 600 members and funds are sought before active organizing begins, with plans for cafeteria and rest rooms near a bridge area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Fisher
Shallenberger
F. J. Eighmey
B. 3. Hillman
Paul Davis
E. B. Smith
E. L. Johnson
James Black
Aftaire
Rae Muirhead
No Senator Elected in Albany Ballot Mixup
Albany January 20 There was no choice for senator on the third ballot. A schoolmistress Miss Clara defends teaching as a holy calling while a young man Mr Smith confesses hope of proposing to her. A cook adds a quip about necessity and invention as she uses a nightcap as a pudding bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Clara
Missouri Tigers Cancel 1930 Football Game Over Race Issue
Columbia Missouri January 20 The University of Missouri will not meet Towa University on the gridiron next fall as Towa demanded that Alexander a black player from their squad join the Missouri team. Alexander is a star tackle and his last year at Towa is upcoming. Coach Brower says relations with Towa are friendly and the annual game may resume after next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Towa University
Alexander
University of Missouri
Towa
Brower
Missouri
City in Brief shows local movements and notices
Warren Brown returned from a Minneapolis business trip. A. C. Smallwood of New Providence was in Waterloo on business yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Krumsieg of Chicago visit Mrs. N. A. Holbrook. F. P. A. Woakland of Osage left Waterloo for California. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Merrill. J. F. Webb visited his brother J. J. Webb. O. A. Onties and W. S. Johnson were in Waterloo on business. Helen M. Starr was granted a divorce from Alfred L. Starr. Eva Sherman returned to duties at the courthouse. Mrs. M. B. Neff progresses in hospital care. F. H. Schrader was sick. Charles R. Baumgartner and J. J. Mitchell were in town on business. District Passenger Agent George Bristow was in the city. Mrs. Charles Brown shows jaundice with limited improvement. John Ritsinger and Barber surveyed a new bridge site over Wolf Creek. A gasoline interurban trial trip occurred between Delwelh and Des Moines. Former Police Judge Upton B. Kepford received word of Mrs. Lillian Brooks’s death. C. C. Hayes left for Riceville for plaster works business. Plaster works foundation at First and Cedar advances. Rock Island advertises ride to Six with fare free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Brown
Minneapolis
A.C. Smallwood
New Providence
Waterloo
John Ritsinger
Barber
Traer
Wolf Creek
Delwelh
Des Moines
Upton B. Kepford
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Eagt High
Alda Tate
Ilas
Anita Rath
Leotha Peek
Georgene Teepte
Lnabeth Phock
Leki Powers
Marion Kean
Lucie Henney
Paral
Chihuhua
el Paso
Texas
Dr. J. W. Haines Company
Glenn Bldg
Cincinnati
Mre
Chas
Jammed
Carco
Tron
Frank Standisie
Clark
Rock Island
Crystal Theatre
Wacoming Soon
Miss Corbett
Buchanan
R. BE. Krumsieg
N. A. Holbrook
FP. A. Woakland
Osage
California
A. D. Merrill
Lane Street
J. F. Webb
Highview
J. J. Webb
O. A. Onties
Farmers’ State Bank
Holland, Ia
W. S. Johnson
Farmers’ State Bank of
Hopkinton
Helen M. Starr
Alfred L. Starr
Eva Sherman
F. H. Schrader
Charles R. Baumgartner
Cedar Rapids
J. J. Mitchell
Vinton
George Bristow
Great Western
Charles Brown
Independence Avenue
C. C. Hayes
Waterloo Plaster Works Company
Riceville
First and
Cedar Streets
Knapp Drug Co
East Fourth Street
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