Children to Demonstrate Milk Health at West High Pageant
About 100 Waterloo children from five years to eighth grade perform in two pageants and two skits under Miss Helen Bach of the National Dairy Council. The Milk Fairies and Making the World Fit feature colorful costumes, songs, and dances highlighting milk nutrition. Johnnie Has a Dream stars Franklin Smith with a large cast of helpers portraying health messages and dairy-themed roles.
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Waterloo
West
High Auditorium
Helen Bach
National Dairy Council
Bach
Johnnie
Franklin Smith
la Veta Anderson
Eugena Harker
John Paul
Davis
Gora
Larson
Wilma Barber
Joan Klinefelter
Mary Lorraine Colby
Dream Fairies
Ekalora Della Castile
Virginia Teisinger
Agnes’ Leask
Lorraine Averill
Mary Jane Jennish
Mildred Forrest
Ellen Treie
Burgess
Sugar Fairies
Gleanora Stoddard
June Ellis
Marlyn Tuller
Frances Pines
Ever Hedson
Gladys ‘Christianson Cohrig
Bert Avert
Lelnner Stripe
Kathleen Forrest
Vera Maxine Richard
Helen Maxina Colby
Mineral Mattec
Howard Hauserman
Isadore Schultz
Billy Greenvare
Charles Waldorf
Victor Andrew
John Uartein Everett Scott
Jack Schuy
Leffler Gilbert
Protein Workers
Katherine Barton
Olive Sinclair
Hsther Seigel
Ols Barnes
Lorraine Gibson
Helen McCartney
Margaret Vogel
Ruth Leask
Helen Stripe
Dorothy Davis
Tsabella Joyner
Jeanne Brough
Marfaret Sommer
Marjoris Boyland
Lois Phillips
Thel Mae Miller
Jay Wiltse
Beulah Barber
Jeane Isher
Alfred Clark
Guardian
Melba
Reed
Afartha
Marie Lindley
Jean
Alice’ Schwitz
Columbia
Edna Mae Matthews
Charlotte Thompson
Trish
Helen Watking
May Kaufmann
Jialian
Bery Dyer
Helen Keeler
Lucretia Rauth
Fern Orvis
Bernice Dooley
Bernice Wilson
Elisabeth Snyder
Florence Bender
Louise Tollefson
Pearl Lewis
Clara Hopke
Demaris Sohner
Helen Bennet
Viola Boni
Dorothy Morris
Elva Doris Moore
Virginia Bender
Hether Worrell
Marjorie Bolenbaugh
Mary Lewis
Discover Diamonds in New South Wales
A remarkable find of precious stones reported near Wyangala about 25 miles from Cowra in New South Wales. The cache includes diamonds rubies sapphires and turquoise. Experts declare the stones genuine and say they were found in blue pig clay similar to the pug clay hosting South African diamonds.
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Melbourne
Wyangela
Cowrsa
New South Wales
Mount McDonald
Wales Changes Suit 4 Times in 5 Hours
The Prince of Wales, visiting Harrow School, changed outfits four times in a five hour span. He began in Welsh Guards colonel uniform for inspections, wore morning dress for lunch, changed to flannels for rackets, and ended in a lounge suit for tea before returning to the palace.
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Harrow ‘School
Welsh Guards
Oficers Training Corps
Public Office Surge Prompts Mexico Policy Shift
At City, July 18, reports say 100 applicants compete for each government post. General Calles backs more manual training and fewer arts and sciences schools to create practical men. He warns that most students do not finish degrees and many seek public office careers.
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Mexico
Calles
City Council to Attend Ottumwa Convention Delegates to meet Aug 14 Iowa Municpalities
City council will name delegates at the semi monthly meeting to represent Waterloo at the League of Iowa Municipalities convention in Ottumwa on August 14. Mayor A B Gnagy is on the program to address the interurban motor bus law effective July 4. Secretary F G Pierce urges full representation as the league prepares for a late winter legislative session and code revision. Other talks covered DeMolay leaders John Me Dowell Martha Tarbell and George Reynolds among others.
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Ottumwa
A. B. Gnagy
F.G. Pierce
League
Charles ¢. MacKay
Watertoo
Park Avenue East
Waterloo
John Me~Dowell
Martha Tarbell
George Reynolds
Franklin Gregory
I West
Whittemore
Los Angeles
Clayton, Ellsworth
Eagle Grave
DéMolay
Johnson's
Pavillon
Second Banquet of Waterloo DeMolays Marks Anniversary
Waterloo DeMolay chapter held its second anniversary banquet at the Masonic temple last night with over 100 guests. Chester Stilson served as toastmaster and welcomed attendees. G B Pike spoke on "The Quilter" urging wholehearted effort. Walter Scheel, chairman, closed the program detailing DeMolay works.
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Waterloo
Order of Pe. Melay
Masonic Temple
Chester Stiilson
G. BB. ‘Pike
Walter Scheel
Women Electric Engineers Compete with English Men
English women in London enter professions once male dominated with civil mechanical and electrical engineering. Several women run firms that have completed major building contracts and electric lighting projects. In Hertfordshire women hold varied roles from lawyers to doctors and proprietors in moving picture and circus ventures.
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London
Hertfordshire
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