Cedar Falls Court Weighs Student Teachers in Schools
In Cedar Falls a district court under Judge H. B. Bates weighs the legality of employing 35 student teachers from the Iowa State Teachers College this term. Testimony shows contracts, salaries, and who pays critics, with parents and patrons alarmed over the practice and legal qualifications questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
H. B. Bates
Iowa State Teachers’ College
J. B. Clay
A. H. Speer
Eity
B. F. Swisher
W. I H. Merner
Speer
Ruby Barker
Iowa
Tmber
H. C. Moeller
Pourth
Ceder Falls
Witess
Teachers’ College
Mary Murphy
Various Local Club Meetings and Notices Schedule
A lengthy list of women’s clubs and auxiliary groups outlining upcoming meetings. Items include sewing for social welfare, Red Cross and patriotic service programs, and educational observances. Also notes a change in Woman’s Club schedule and lists dates for Literary, Fine Arts, Home and Education programs and annual meetings. A brief item reports A. H. Wallace leaving Minnesota division of the Rock Island and A. L. Haldeman to replace him. A separate note announces a Stars and Stripes weekly newspaper for American troops in France sanctioned by Pershing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Woman’s Club
Red Cross
Russell- Lamson
QR. J
A. H. Wallace
Minnesota
Rock Island Railroad
Manly
Erie Road
A. L. Haldeman
Haldeman
Dakota
Sammies
Paris
France
Stars and Stripes
Gen. Pershing
Courier Patterns Coupon Order Form Request
Readers are urged to obtain the up to date Courier pattern designs by mailing the completed coupon to the Fashion Department of the Evening Courier in Waterloo. Each pattern costs ten cents and includes seam allowances. Orders are filled promptly and should arrive about ten days after submission.
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Waterloo Equal Suffrage Association
Effle McCollum Jones
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Administration Reaps Reward of Unpreparedness
Theodore Roosevelt argues the United States remained unprepared for war a year after breaking relations with Germany. He blasts censorship and government shortfalls in equipment, training, and leadership, citing Gen. Leonard Wood and Baker era failures, urging truth and Chamberlain bill passage to prevent future unpreparedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Kansas City Star
Germany
Casper Whitney
France
Baker
War Department
Leonnrd Wood
Senate
House
Gen
Wood
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el News of Socied
Deborah Society of Flrst
M. E. Church
Social Welfare League
Coterie Club
Clarence Huston
O. E. S. Spelling Bee
Masonic Hall
G.L A
B. of
L. E.—Engineers
Pershing’s Auxiliary
den’ Stapela
Ladies of the Sacred Heart
Church Hall
Natural Club
Berniece Rickert
Inga Stlanson
Edith Wyant
Edward Grieg
Grieg Sonata
Miss Bayless
H. G. Northey
Mmes
CG. W. Mullan
C. D. O'Harrow
Bertha Ohler
B. l. Corson
Rose
Arthur Foote
J. O. Knox
W. B. Cowan
P. H. D. Educational Fund
Ww. Co. T. U. Meeling
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
A. J. Bawards
F. W. Court
Grace Ament
Ghantangua
Grant Circle
Chester Cadwallader
Carnegie
Columbie
Pythian Sisters
K. of P.hall
Northminster 9
Presbyterian—Ladies’ Auxiliary
D. C. Stewart
Sacred Heart Court
W. C
T. U
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Effie McCollum Jones
Catholic Order of Foresters
Sacred Heart Church Hall
Eiklets
Diklets
C. W. Hardin
B. le Auction Bridge Club
West End
Ne Lin
Bobby
Ma. Gardner
Senate Nvesthins
Smart Shop
East Fourth Street