West High School 148 Seniors to Speak at Commencement
One hundred forty eight seniors, the largest class ever at West High, will bid farewell tonight at 8 in the school auditorium. Dr Edward W Steiner of Grinnell College will deliver the commencement address, with music by the boys club and the Philomel chorus. Rev J Richmond Morgan to give the invocation as 1,000 invitations were issued for the event.
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Muscatine County to Vote on Highway Paving Proposition
Muscatine County faces a June 23 vote on issuing bonds totaling 950000 for paving and gravelling primary and county roads. Only 5.67 miles of No 7 will be paved due to state highway commission relocation demands, with most roads to be graveled. The river road No 20 from Muscatine to the Scott county line will be paved. other primaries and county roads stay gravel. Public sentiment supports the project overall.
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Cedar Fails Daily News Cedar Balls office contact note
Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter listing Cedar Fails Daily News GEORGE H TWADDLE resident news representative at 111 West Fourth Bisdet office hours 9 to 1 and 1 to 2 p m telephone 125.
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Primary Vote Preparations in Cedar Falls Report
Complete preparations for the June primary vote in Cedar Falls with five ward polling places named at City hall High school gymnasium W Thirteenth Street residence Town and College Hill Photo shop details on receiving and counting boards. Local events include Magee Gemmill remarks on political machines and notable obituaries and society notes from Teach ers College alumni and area residents.
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Epworth League Opens Des Moines Convention
Des Moines district Epworth League opened its annual convention with thirty six leagues participating. The event runs through tomorrow with Dre W B J Gratz of Chicago editor of the Epworth Herald delivering the principal address today.
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Charles Hummel Returns to Waterloo Home
Charles Hummel 94 returns to his Waterloo home at 715 Mullan Avenue West to be cared for by his daughter Nora Phinney. He is nearly blind and relies on a wheelchair after a broken hip but his general health remains good for his age. Merle Brailier and two children return near Rockford after visiting relatives. Rev. O M aggy and family hosted in Vandersall home. Harold Johnson and wife take their son Bobby to hospital for treatment. condition improving. Miss Halle Henry returns from Richmond Kentucky to spend a six week vacation before continuing teaching duties.
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Drummer Dies as Substitute Plays Memorial Airs
Maquoketa Iowa June 2 De pressed because another marched in his place in a fife and drum corps George Lytton 52 suffered a heart attack Monday and died minutes after a Memorial day parade passed his house He had been a longtime drummer in the corps and over the last decade played at every patriotic demonstration Otto Rees a high school student stood in for him as ill health forced the change Sutton heard his favorite tune as the parade neared his home then slumped forward and died He was the son of Civil War veteran William Sutton and remained active in patriotic events.
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Theatre Tonight Listings In City Venues
The column lists Crystal-Lewis, Stone and Anna Q Nilsson in Too Much Money at Theatre Palace Bill Cody in The Galloping Cowboy at Palace Sally O Neill in Mike and vaudeville Alasto Malcolm McGregor and Pauling Garon in Flaming Waters at Alasto Strand John Barrymore and Dolores Costelio in The Sea Beast at Strand
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