Public Libraries Add 11 Volumes to Lts May Event
Waterloo public libraries expanded in May with 111 new books, bringing total volumes to about 48,000. Selection focused on high-demand works, recent popular authors, comprehensive slack in classifications, and titles to raise reading standards. New non fiction includes works on politics, art, industry, and Household English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Callie Wieder
Fay
Mfe
United States
Santryana
Laawy
Cheney
Hind
Jannens Titeokharnien
Atte Poons
Rome
Tiyane
John Mudr
John Mudr—Bad ' Fucher Dislustrnment In Bur Goldrasen
Pony Express
High School Boys Speed Y Camp to Early Completion
A crew of high school boys under A. Cohagan and F. W. Richard son rapidly shapes the Y camp at Morris Island for the first period starting Tuesday with junior Hi Y boys. Four sleeping lodges donated recently are nearing completion and a permanent horse for over river transport is added. A new baseball diamond tennis court and archery range should be finished this week, and a Cedar River foot bridge adds convenience for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5. A. Cohagan
F. W. Richardson
Morris Island
Cedar River
Unis
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Five Inn
Anstruther
Des West
Irwin
George and the Crown
Kaye-Smith
Beat Ghost
Storice— Lynch
Goda Stepchildren
Sillin
Coats Coats
Wheary
America
Georgette
Bargain Basement