Gates College Grants 81 Diplomas In 1925 Commencement
The Gates business college held its 42nd annual commencement at First Congregational church with 81 graduates this year and March class graduates included. Bruce Gates announced the class roll naming honor graduates, course completions, and a reception after. A baccalaureate address by Rev. I Arthur Youngs at Central Christian church preceded the Thursday ceremony.
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Gates Business College
First Congregational Church
Bruce Gates
Messie Crashy
Jane
Stamp
Mlorynce Cobia
Karl G. Roths
Mimer Mc Wentland
Walter Petersen
Eldon
Bovera
Dorothy BE. Miner
Hubert A. Smith
Andrew R. Janssen
Paul Guhl
Everette B. Pannhuk
Oakley H. Rulon
Edna H. Swede
Leonard
Ivan M. Telller
Morrison
Seaver
Floyd J. Hirschmiller
Russell H. White
K KK. Himebauch
Helen i Pieres
Ferne Erby
Carl H. Meier
Fred J. Pharen
Edward J. Zoller
Li. J. Spensely
Harlan W. Luense
James B. McGlade
Lester B. Shepherd
Ray Nemmers
Maybelle Burbridge
Linda V. Jensen
Gladys M. Qhrt
Helga M. Tollefson
Hamone F. Smith
Bernice JL. Stevens
Lottie Siegel
Eloise Ferlen
Huth’ A. Miller
Gladys H. Rossow
Heith V. Westburg
Miles Leach
Jillian Nelson
Gladys Gaythar
Ralph Moore
Vera Reints
Margaret Naujman
Frances G. Powers
Florence M. Emerson
Grasby
National Assocition of
Central Christian Church
Arthur Youngs
First
M. E. Clurel
Eaith Westburg
Truth Miller
Hay Nemmers
Besale Crosby
Music—College Orchestra
Mary 5
Flurner
Linda Jensen
Presi -Deiyi
Margaret Nauman
Homer Miller
Magazine Praises A. E. Steffen Fingerprint Work
The July Finger Print and Identification magazine commends A. E. Steffen Waterloo superintendent of identification for his fingerprint tracking of criminals. It notes his psychology based methods and cites his 1922 post graduate course under Dr. Rena and recognition from Veterans in the field.
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A. E. Steffen
Waterloo Hie
Stolten
Fris
Ile
Ite
Morey
Steffen
AL Dr
Rena
Police Join Nationwide Hunt for Thrill Killer Suspect
Waterloo police circulate circulars with Philip K. Junipy likeness as a countrywide search targets a Syracuse heir alleged to have slain a Hampden Island cab driver. The 24 year old adventurer is described as the suspect in the New York case. Urban social notes record a Cedar Falls party hosted by Misses Cherisren Yon, guest attendees Ida Nistlice Johnson Hole and Agneta Hogtrup.
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Philip K. Junipy
Waterloo Pe Jing
Syracuse
N.Y
Louis
Hampong Island
Knapp
Gina
Dutin Cherisrenyon
Wellington Street
Cedar Falls Gila
Ida Nistlice Johnson
Hole
Agneta Hogtrup
Beautiful Roads and Scenic Design in National Parks
The piece urges that roads be built with attention to scenery, not just utility. It cites Director Mather of the national park service on spending 7 1 2 million dollars on park roads and advises engineers to maximize scenic beauty while minimizing landscape change and preserving wilderness areas where possible.
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America
Mather
National Park Service
Tistreine
Waterloo Hosts 125 Mississippi Boosters on Tour
One hundred twenty five boosters from the south will travel to Waterloo on the Illinois Central rail line Tuesday August 25 and stay three hours as guests of the city. The train from Jacksonville Mississippi on August 19 will include five standard sleepers two baggage coaches and a dining car.
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Southland
Waterloo
Illinois Central Railronad
Scherdwe
W. Ta. Pitt
Tassenger
Film Central
Jacksonville
Miss
Uncle Sam Seeks Big Men for Army Service in Kansas
United States recruiting officers announce openings for enlistment in Kansas for machine gun and coast artillery units. The notice lists Sgt. LC Greenin of Waterloo as the local recruiter and mentions new recruitment targets in the Hawaiian Islands, with Kenneth Lee WTS as the latest recruit enlisting for service at Letterman Hospital in San Francisco.
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Sam
Kansas
Uie
Keonia
Denver rallies to beat Lawler Sunday 5 to 4
Denver trailed early but rallied in the ninth inning to defeat Lawler 5 to 4 in Ta. The game featured Lawler pitcher fanning nine and Denver pitcher giving up 12 hits. An error in the late inning helped Denver push across the decisive runs. Orchard man John C. Lee celebrated his ninety first birthday on July 18. He has lived in Orchard since 1884 and resides with his daughter Miss Jonnie.
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Denver
Lawler
Fergerland
Orgiard
Orchard
Tohn C. Lee
Town
Ohio
Trevite
Tant
Jonnie
Moose Convention Set for Ames Iowa In August
Delegates from Waterloo and other towns were chosen for the twelfth annual reunion of the Town association of the Loyal Order of Moose. The state convention will be at Ames August 2 to 4 with Women of Mooseheart Legion joining. Eva Weilein will head the women’s delegation. headquarters at Sheldon Mann hotel. Rodoney H W Brandon and Willis Pier150 on the speaking program. A group of 40 Waterloo Junior Order members will demonstrate the order’s work under Eva Weilein with named officers and guards listed. A band rehearsal followed the lodge meeting attended by 35 members.
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George Weilein
Waterloo
Loyal Order of Moose
Harold B. Weilein
Frank Roth
Frank Wagner
Fred Winslow
Frank T. Stone
Nels Petersen
Jess Smith
Ray Sawyer
Ames
Women of Moosetheart Legion
Eva Wreilein
Women's Order
Sheldon-Mann Hotel
Rodoney HW
Brandon
Mooseheart
Judgne Willis
Aus
Eva Weilein
Forme Wagner
Tella Moles
Gbessia Diver
PASC
Mary Briley
Donald Baldwin
Y Stevens
Evelyn Koecretary
Joe Tar
Aier
Fay Tenkits
Donald Pratt
Flolen Colby
Helen Kistner
Louis Burtight
Plorence Saawyer
Lorr Ye Colby
Dorothy Pratt
Ardth Var Vieck
Arthia Dror
Maxine Cotton
Dorothy Wernz
Marjorie Faulk
Donald Reilins
Harry Jenkins
Robert Dyer
Carlton Wagner
David Baldwin
Carroll Palmer
Drill Jeant
George Hardy
Vern Weinmers
Wilbur Tuckless
Hazel Schilling
Cervalk
Colby
Mary Smith
Harold Pratt
Ruch Whites
Leona Dean
Everett Faulk
Jane Stone
Evesell Bussey
Wilma Singer
Tfarriet Krmuebell
Russell Brice
Mary Lell
Geis to Fight Kid Keith in Main Bout at Electric Park
Geis returns to Electric Park Wednesday night to meet Kid Keith from Kansas City in a six round main event. Welch is less known but Geis is a hard puncher. Semi windup features Bob White vs Jake Akins, and Hugo Crist vs Eddie Jackson. First bout starts at 7:30 PM with four rounds. Weather is cool but crowds remain strong at Electric Park.
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Blaindy Geis
Electric Park
Kid Keith
Kansig City
Welch
Geis
Altho
Bob White
Jake Akins
Marshalltown
Hugo Crist
Eddie Jackson
Etectrit Park
Waterloo Dokies Attend State Meet at Cedar Rapids
Waterloo Dokies travel to Cedar Rapids for the annual convention and state meeting. Delegates include Esher Plow and chancellor commander of The Helvet Jadge Wrights of Pethias. A special train on the W C FL NL carries members tomorrow. Waterson sends several women to a Prihian Sisters meeting in Cedar Rapids today.
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Plow
Esher
Thelvet Jadge
No, &I. Wrights
Pethias
Cedar Rapids
Grand Fadge
N. Co. KK
Waterson
Wommen
Prihian Sisters
Old Tin Can Shot Helps Bobby Jones Birdie
In a years ago souths etm tournament rules forced play from the spot. Bobby Jones found his ball in a wheelbarrow of junk and, unable to lift, struck with a niblick into a tin can. The ball arced to the green and rolled to within four feet of the pin, where Jones sank the birdie putt.
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Bobby Jones
Bobby
Jones
Cain
Maintenance Tips For Golf Clubs In Wet Weather
A reader advises regular care for golf clubs to prevent damage. Oil shafts and check heads every two weeks, dry and oil clubs after rain, store horizontally in racks, and have a professional service them if possible.
Radio Programming Listings Across Nearby Stations
Radio schedules show Davenport Des Moines Council Bluffs and Chicago stations listing closing market quotes musical programs orchestras choral acts and baseball scores for Tuesday and Wednesday with multiple time slots and varied acts including opera piano and dance programs across Woc WHO KOIL WCCO WLS WEM WGN WOR and others. The listings include station call letters city and planned performances such as orchestras quartets organ recitals and dance programs alongside sports scores and market updates.
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Woc
Davenport
WHO Des Moines
Omaha
OIL Council Bluffs
WLS
Chicago Suns
Rex's
Cornhuskers
Tecitrl
Kentucky Wernerbean
Nubs Allan
Tro
HYW
Chicago
Congress Hotel
WEMUM
da’ Udelman
Harry Brailsford
Rambo Skylarks
Mack Sisters
Ginger Hour
Little Skylarks
WEN
Drake
WEREN
Hiviera Theatre
WMAQ
WGX
Detroit
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
St. Louis
Des Moines
Soprans
Whistler
Koil Council Bluffs
Web
South
Rainbo Comdings
Paul Small
Williamson Brother
Monealogs
Ginger Duor
Anenteen University
WRBM
Dave Nudelman
Savola
Anderson
WGN
WOR
Staltatn
Weco
Inneanolis
St. Paul
Eddie Dinstedter
Perron
Orchestra
KSN
The Thief of Bagdad at Hinito Theatre
The Thief of Bagdad Douglas ibanks' dramatic picturization of Arabian Night draws attention at Hinito Theatre as it continues a run amid praise for its visual staging and storytelling.
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Imost
Inothe
Cormade
Whaleh
Douglas
Nelle
Leive
Peters
Italto Theatre
Plaza Theatre
Bagdad
Douglas Ibanks
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