East High to Graduate Largest Class Tonight
East High will graduate 17 students in the largest class in the school’s history as the 1922-23 year ends. Diplomas will be presented by Dr. H. A. Boysen with orations by honor roll members and music by school quartets, concluding with a benediction by Rev. J. R. Mannahey.
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East High
WH. A. Boysen
Board ‘of Education
U. S
Boys’ Quartet
Oriole Glew Club
B. Curran
Merrill Knott
Criminaleeeres
Margaret Currier
Orole Glee
le Man
Bergh
Brahms
Dorothy Muzzay
Spirie
Christia Tollefson
Aetveretsetareresveese
James Wood
GettEs Loreaul
Neidlinger
Bartlett
U.S. Mistory
H. W. Grout
Hf. A. Borsen
Board of Education
Benediction
J. R. Manarney
George Leveall
Margaret Cartigg
Dorothy Munzzey
George Reynolds
Christie Tollerpon
Edwin Adland Bernice Koh
Edward Anderson
Kamona Kramer
Laura Armstrong
Aida Lamboration
Qran Bacon
Pauline Lembke
Esther Beier
George Lighthart
Aurelia Bender
George Loveail
Vivian Bennett
Robert Mayer Frieda Bentroth
Alicea Mazavetshr
Ir Bingham
Clara McCabe Golde
Bishop Howart McMillan
Hang Bittner
Gertrude McNamey
Kenneth Blitsch
Marion Aletcair
Helen Borden Wilbert Meyers
Graham Housen
Ror
Afhter
Loretta. Buehrer
Holly MeNisls
Clara Brietske
Ruth Mitler
Ruth Bu
Leslis Fink
John Riley Lester Graham Lorraing Rose Bilan Gramm Ralph Scott Madaline Greeks
Bernice Scrogey
Bra Greenberg
Edith Sinnarn
Frankiin Gregory Marion Stucs Berenice Gremmela
Hubbert Smith
Leonard Gunstead
Sam Smith
Jos Hooker
Charlotte Speed
Delbert Hanson Dewitt Spensiy
Marjorie Hartnett
Earle Staley
Margaret Harvey ‘Lorenz Stove
Marie Heath
Nellie Stealy
Henriette Herbaleb Vera Steely Irons Hill Nova Scetumayer
Howard Holman
Chester Stilson
Willard Holman
Christie Tollefson
Madge Hosteter
Sherman Tollefson
Florence Howard
Ethel Voelker
Francis Hudson
Trauman Walters
Harry Houtett
Rudolph Wari LeRna Jessup
Alexander Weber Howard Johnson
Mary Weir
Verna
Rann Marian Wells
Joe Kelley
Frank Witkin Teanelta Kettws
Alfreda Wilson Paul Kindig Vora Wilson
Merrill Hnott
James Wood Grant Wheeler
Huebinger Death Revealed After Long Illness
Melchair Huebinger, map maker known in Wattrlac, died recently in Peoria Illinois after years of Bright's disease. Family learned of his illness only in his final days. The Huebinger Publishing Company reorganized at Davenport, Henning becoming firm head, with mapmaking projects to continue under Management.
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Melchair Huebinger
Wattrlac
Bright
Mr. Huebinger
Peoria
Thy
Huebi Ji
Huebinger Publishing Company
Henning
Davenport
Management
Committee to Curb Traffic Violation Functions Smoothly
Major Gnagy leads a vigilance committee of 19 supplying traffic law reports. A plan to enlist 50 volunteers for police aid drew strong support with more than enough applicants. Blank incident reports and speed violations form part of the compiled data as the 1922 effort proceeds.
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Gnagy
Police
Fussian
Police Receive Daily Reports On Route Violations
Daily reports reach the chief of police about incidents. A driver receives a warning to exercise more care after a complaint. A second report on the same driver could lead to an arrest per the chief.
Mrs William Broe Plans Voyage to Great Britain
Airs William Broe of 928 Oneida sails from Philadelphia for New York on a train to board the Aquitania bound for Southampton England. She will visit London and other cities in England and Dublin Ireland and intends to return to Waterloo in late September.
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William Broe
Philadelphia
New York
Aquitania
Southampton
England
London
Dublin
Ireland
Waterloo
Kellogg's Bran Promises Relief from Constipation
An advertisement proclaims Kellogg's All Bran as the sole cure for constipation, claiming guaranteed relief with daily use. It cites customer letters, health claims, and various serving ideas, noting availability in individual packages at grocers and through hotels and restaurants.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Kelloggs
East High Plans Auditorium Gym and Classrooms Redecoration
East High School will redecorate the auditorium gymnasium and six classrooms. Bids will be invited by W H Brunn secretary in the latter part of the week. C W Milne superintendent said last night. Weatherstripping Roosevelt grade building also to be bid at the same time.
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East High School
East
C. W. Milne
W. H. Brunn
Roosevelt
Venerable Preacher Visits Friends Here
Rev. Cyrus L. Wilson of Wapello Iowa, pioneer Church of God preacher, stopped by last night to see his grandson Harrison O. Arthur at Chautauqua Park. He also visited Upton B. Kepford and his mother, widow of Rev. J. C. Kepford, an associate worker with Wilson for 50 years. The elder Kepford is 80 and in good health, en route to Fort Dodge.
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Cyrus L. Wilson
Wapello, Ta
Church of God
Har
French Ambassador Seeks Aranga Tree for Spain
A French ambassador visits the king's court and admires the aranga tree. He wishes to transplant it to his sovereign's garden, but the Spanish king asserts its value lies in being his own.
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Janine
Joy
Janina
Revered preacher Rev. Mr Wilson’s Iowa charge history
The record notes Rev. Mr Wilson served the G. A. R. encampment and preached long ago at Plassant Prairie Lime Creek Buchanan county Glidden and other Iowa charges.
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Mr. Wilson
Plassant Prairie
Lime Creek
Buchanan County
Loce
Grundy County
Glidden
Iowa
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