Locker installation at East Junior High to cost about 2000 dollars
East district public schools plan a 2000 dollar locker system at East Junior High, with 650 lockers in four rooms due to hall space limits. Old East High will join Hawthorne for next fall, desks moved, printing department shifted, and a coal contract for 1927-28 to be approved.
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East District
East Junior High
Charles W. Kline
Hawthorne
East High
Hawthorne School
Franklin Street
Seventh
Eighth Streets
Board of Education
Junior Senior Fete Brightens East High Class Day
East High held its annual junior-senior class banquet at Black's tearoom with 275 attendees. Harold Roepe presided as toastmaster as students presented talks on The Class Grouch The Class Optimist The Class Prophecy The Class Will The Commencement Journal The Poet's Corner and Senior Farewell. East High symphony numbers featured a boys' quartet and baritone Michael Klinoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Black
Harold Roepe
Richard Crane
Lillian Noble
Irma Eickelberg
Jane Becknell
Doris Field
Gladys Prescott
East High Symphony Orchestra
Norval Armstrong
Warren Buchan
Wright Steeves
Michael Klinoff
Tax on Dead Man's Vanished Credits Stricken by Court
A tax assessment of 41000 dollars against Oliver P Alexander, dated January 1, 1924, was ruled null and void by Judge G W Wood. Alexander, who died at a Fort Dodge residence two months prior, claimed he knew nothing of the assessment and did not list property. The $246 tax plus penalties was ordered not to be collected.
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Hudson
Oliver P. Alexander
G.W. Wood
Alexander
Fort Dodge
Borneo
Alaska
America
Health Conditions in May Improve in Waterloo
Public health conditions in Waterloo improved in May as contagious diseases totaled 41 cases, down from 207 in April and 746 in March. The May report by City Clerk Charles C. MacKay to the state board of health lists cases including diphtheria one, infantile paralysis one, scarlet fever two, chicken pox two, measles nine, mumps one, whooping cough fifteen, and venereal ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Charles C. MacKay
State Board of Health
Health Department
Children to Spend Summer With Mother and Nine Months With Father
Maude Jones wins a divorce with court retaining control of children Helen six Evelyn four and Harold three. Father to keep them during nine school months at grandmother Mrs. George Salter in Carthage South Dakota. Mother to have them three months at Brandon Iowa. No alimony. Rebecca May Busey granted divorce from Isaac Henry Busey. custody to Mrs. Busey. Esther June seven and Dorothy May three to her. $7.50 weekly support for the children. home at 127 Dearborn Street. Grapes sues Howard F Grapes for divorce claiming cruelty. children Howard E six Juanita E four and Elma L two with mother at her parents home. injunction asked to prevent arreating wife or children. $15 weekly support pending trial. only property is household goods and an automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Jones
Merrill Jones
Helen
Evelyn
Harold
Jones
George Salter
Carthage
S. D
Howard E
Juanita E
Elma L
Radio Programs Tonight Sunday and Monday Highlights
AP reports congratulatory messages for Charles Lindbergh read on stations tonight. KOIL, WOOC, WLW offer tenor, soprano, reader and questions. church services and broadcasts across WHO, WHT, WEAF, WGN, WOC, and others. a dense schedule of music, drama, church services, and baseball listings through late night with many stations and times.
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Associated Press
Charles Lindbergh
KOIL
WOOC
WLW
WHO
Des Moines Community Players’ Association
WHT
WEAF
William Simmons
WOC
Wecco
WGN
Hanson to Fight Freight Rate Raise at St. Paul Meet
Co A Hanson, secretary and traffic manager of Greater Waterloo association, was authorized to attend the western trunk line class rate investigation June 20 at St. Paul. The board met yesterday at Hotel Russell Lamson and discussed plans to cooperate in promoting Know Waterloo Week June 20 to 25 as carriers propose an adjustment that would raise class rates in most cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. A. Hanson
Greater Waterloo Association
Western Trunk Line
St. Paul
Association
Russell- Lamson
Hanson
Waterloo
Births Reported In Local Notices This May and May Dates
Mir and Mrs Wendell Monroe Tol lefson Castle Hill May 21 son Wendell Monroe Jr Mr and Mrs Charles Gordon Fol lett Dewar May 21 son Ronald Roy Mr and Mrs Jesse L Bandfield 309 Bates May 6 daughter Marietta Jean Mr and Mrs Joseph Glenn Penne 805 Columbia May 14 son Michael Arthur Mr and Mrs Henry Roach O Connor 1418 Fifth west April 193 son Edmund James Mr and Mrs Walter Vernon Eagle 13 Adams April 8 son Wallace Vernon Mr and Mrs Gerald Thomas Smith 614 Washington May 21 daughter Margaret Ann Mr and Mrs Earl W Mason 418 Linden May 25 son Thomas Weddington Mr and Mrs Floyd Higgins 615 Randall May 24 son James Arthur Mr and Mrs Elton O Manley 920 Commercial May 27 son Jack Ward Mr and Mrs Orvis J Gray 1014 Fifth west May 5 daughter Florence Irene Mr and Mrs John Bencke Allen Memorial hospital May 26 daughter Kathleen Elizabeth Mr and Mrs Carroll C Miller 1711 Washington May 27 daughter Mr and Mrs William Smith Hamilton St Francis hospital May 20 daughter Way Mr and Mrs Ed Whitaker 203 Bath Peek building May 30 son
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Wendell Monroe Tollefson
Castle Hill
Wendell Monroe, Jr
Charles Gordon Follett
Dewar
Ronald Roy
Jesse L. Bandfield
Bates
Marietta Jean
Joseph Glenn Penne
Columbia
Michael Arthur
Henry Roach O'Connor
Fifth West
Edmund James
Walter Vernon Eagle
Adams
Wallace Vernon
Gerald Thomas Smith
Washington
Margaret Ann
Earl W. Mason
Linden
Thomas Weddington
Floyd Higgins
Randall
James Arthur
Elton O. Manley
Commercial
Jack Ward
Orvis J. Gray
Florence Irene
John Bencke
Allen Memorial Hospital
Kathleen Elizabeth
Carroll C. Miller
William Smith Hamilton
St. Francis Hospital
Way
Ed. Whitaker
Bath-Peek Building
The American Eagle Speaks On Telepathy And Freedom
The narrator recounts believing in telepathic links between humans and intelligent animals and recalls meeting a white headed American Eagle in New Jersey. The captive bird, though briefly content, shifts to a sharp, challenging mood, questioning the fate and condition of the country and its people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Eagle and Crow Debate Youth and Morality in War Era
A talking eagle laments decline of American ideals as youth and society face unrest and greed. A skeptical crow challenges the eagle, urging resilience. The conversation ends with renewed resolve to defend liberty and endure the era's chaos.
New Brokaw Garage Walls Rise With Tile Facade
Work progresses rapidly on the tile walls of the new Paul Brokaw garage on Second Street between Commercial and Cedar. Mauser and Fell estimate the construction value at 4500 dollars. Finished tiles in vivid colors brighten the interior while large steel windows light the space. The roof will be supported by steel trusses on brick pilasters, providing a clear floor area. After completion Brokaw will move his business from the current site to the new Campbell bakery location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Webb Starts Residence on Home Park Blvd
Arthur Webb of 431 Bayard Street began erecting a dwelling at 916 Home Park Boulevard with W. J. Smucker as general contractor. Building Commissioner D B Toenjes issued the permit, estimating cost at 5,000 and 100 for a garage. Other permits issued include W F White remodeling at lot 16 Hummel addition for 200 and EH F Hartman porch at 849 Logan Ave for 125.
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Arthur Webb
Bayard Street
Home Park Boulevard
W. J. Smucker
D. B. Toenjes
W. F. White
Hummel
EH. F. Hartman
Logan Ave
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Abraham Lincoln
Tenth Street
McGinn
Lincoln
Stanton
Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon
Valence
Jong
Corsica
Joseph
Madame Bonaparte
Ida M. Tarbell
Nalopeon
Botapartes
Pansy
Olivia
U.S
Ere Syndicake
Anow
Dan Nour
Echo Deering
By Ben Batsford
Snif
Mr.deering
Tam Soran
MR. Deering
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