West High School Makes Good in Class Play
Twenty one graduates presented a lively stage version of Making Good by West High School. Hiram Haynard starred as Nathaniel Duncan with Carl Chapman as Henry Kellog, Georgia Lauritzen as Josephine Lockwood, and Betty Graham played by Lorena Lumry. The comic couple Tracey Tanner and Angie entertained, while the cast learned that real happiness comes from honest labor.
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West High School
Nathaniel Duncan
Hiram Haynard
Duncan
Henry Kellog
Carl Chapman Duncan
Kellog
Ketloge
Kelling
Sam Graham
Josephine Lockwood
Georgia Lauritzen
Tis
Betty Graham
Betty
Lorena Lumry
Tfe
Ray Galinveaux
Tracey Tanner
Vivian Innes
Angie
Clarence Baldwin
Ethel Zaruman
Charles Shaffner
Berry salesman and strawberry covering arrest
Charles Gentle, operator of a fruit store on Sycamore Street, was taken into custody yesterday morning on a charge of not having strawberries properly covered. He will be arraigned before Justice F. F. Knapp this afternoon. Arrest followed information filed by City Sanitary Inspector Springer. Crystal Theatre shows today only the first instalment of Advent Kathryn.
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Charles Gentle
Sycamore Street
F. F. Knapp
Springer
Waterloo to honor graduates and world trip plans
Waterloo prepares for three graduation ceremonies at Grace Methodist College of Commerce East Waterloo High School and St Marys with 110 business graduates and 48 seniors. Also described is Fred Kaltenbach and August Kaltenbach planning a three to four month tour of Europe funded by years of saving. They depart from Baltimore aboard the Queen Louise after visiting Washington. Fred will not perform publicly.
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Tom Pinch
Waterloo Theatre
Fred Kaltenbach
Europe
August
Fred
Bremen
Germany
Switzerland
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
J. Kalten+bach
Lafayette Street
Waterloo
College of Commerce
Grace Methodist
Chucth
James Rogers
Louise Lindner
A. J. Northrup
Tecker
Mrs. Beach
Patt Lindner
Mendelssohn
D'livry
R. B. Eklund
John Gane
Oelwein
Waterloo High School
First Methodist Church
Carleton Sina
St. Mary’s High Sehool
St. Mary's
St. Mary's Church
Palmer
Waterloo High Sehviol East
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Boat capsizes near Chautauqua park trapping students in Cedar River
Walter Largon and Miss Effie Kalseim, College of Commerce 1914 graduates, fell from a small tow boat while watching a turtle on a log near Chautauqua park. The Cedar River was five feet deep. Larson guided Kalseim to shore. both escaped harm as bystanders rushed to help.
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Walter Largon
Effie Kalseim
College of Commerce
Cedar River
Chautauqua Park
Larson
Kalseim
Amateur actors ready to don the grease paint
The last high senior class casts for the play Tom Pinch rehearsed at Waterloo Theatre with a noon dress session, amid strong demand for tickets. Officials warn the Friday evening commencement exercises will occur in the manual training building. Local man J W vepeiana faced a minor charge in court. Copeland’s bicycle purchase was dismissed after proof it wasn’t stolen. Larry Romack enlisted at the naval recruiting station at Rose Hill, pending birth-paper verification. Market prices show cheap vegetables and butter, with rhubarb and apples sold at notable lows. Local shop ads note footwear options near Stetaon and the Florsheim store.
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Tom Pinch
Waterloo Theatre
Larry Romack
Rose Hill
Lal
Remack
Waverly seniors stage The Rivals at Nichols Opera House
Waverly Iowa June 3 seniors of W. H. S. present five act play The Rivals by Richard Brinsley Sheridan at Nichols Opera House. Also announcements of commencement events, lectures, weddings, family reunions and local social notes including Herbert Reinecke’s death and Jack Brooks’ marriage. Crystal theatre shows Adventures of Kathryn and The Forged Warechemint today.
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Waverly
L. D. Stubbs
M. B
Lutheran Church
Anna Fisher
Selma Hageman
Hilda Grossman
Freda Hageman
Martha Fisher
Preister
Dorothy Kranshaar
Hesse
G. Heine
QO. L. Chaffee
Robert
Chicago
Chaffee
Sanger
Engelbrecht
Noarthburg Academy
South Dakota
Marie Reinhards
Ne Kranshaar
Milwaukee
Rudolph Kranshaar
Aberdeen
S. D
Lawrence Hertlein
State Bank
Herbert Reinecke
W. T Reinecke
Harbert
Mewmnonia
Herbert
Miss Maude Fretz Bids Visit to Fort Dodge Family
Local notes show Miss Maude Fretz of Fort Dodge visiting sister Mrs. H Scott. Other social items include visits by Will Kilns of Gladbrook, Boyd Fox of Denver, Ruth Strubel with Bertha Gardner in Waverly, and Marie Schubert returning from Vienna bakery in Waterloo. The Ad Vt shows upcoming theater and a motor trip to Evanston for Northwestern commencement.
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la Porte City
Tadtne
Maude Fretz
Fort Odge
H. Scott
Will Kilns
Gladfrook
Selah
Jennie Taylor
Boyd Fox
Denver
Ruth Strubel
Bertha Gardner
Waverly
C. W. Ra
Rockford
Flon
U. S. Movie
Loren. Rathis
Waterloo
Marie Schubert
Vienna
Wasterloo
Ta J. Tutt
Lyle Longaker
Evanston
A. T. Whittle
Gladys
Tetie
Inh
Northwestern University
Harald
Adventures of Wathlyi Day at the Crystal
A fragment notes an event at the Crystal in Cadyvertige involving Wathlyi Day. The readable text suggests a gathering or showcase, with no clear outcome or further details available.
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Wathlyi
The
Crystal
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Charles Shauper
Crystal Theatre Today
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Body Brussells
Copeland
J. W. Vepeiana
Ansel Conners
Stetaon
Florsheim
Waong-Miller
Carl Hirleman
Jack" Brooks
Hazel Hanner
Shell Jach
Chas
Kathryn
Dow
Funes
Sie
Broshe
Hust
Oxfords
Jutent
Batten
Alon
Wales
Hanan
Hove’ Shina
Wane-Miller Shop
Cedar Falls Daily News
D. N. Mrd
Cedar Falls
Juna
TO Friliman
Emechdar Falls
Mround
Leeiedinvu
Nes Moines
Des Moines College
Iowa and
Seventh Streets
George A. Newman
Des Maines
B. Newman
James Brownell Post
Alle Robinson
J. Ho Robinson
WH. Jf. Clay
General Federation
Congress Towes
Federation
C. BR. Miller
Paige
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Detroit, Mich
Central Auto & Supply Col
Prophimn
H. G. Sts
Gray & Davis
R.A. S
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