Seerley Heads Education Council in Chicago Meet
Cedar Falls March 2 Dr H die Seerley president of Iowa State Teachers college was made president of the American teachers college council and placed on the American council of education at the Chicago meeting of the National Education association. The council coordinates 80 teachers colleges and guides exchange of teachers and student mobility amid reconstruction needs. It may shift emphasis from German universities to other countries and aid government educational work.
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Cedar Falls
H. Die Seerley
Iowa State’ Teachers College
American Teachers’ College Council
American Council of Education
Chicago
National Education Association
Teachers’ Council
Births Reported for Two Families
To Mr and Mrs Louis Frank Fliger 122 Rhey a son Alfred Mel vin born March 3 To Mr and Mrs Hans Jacob Kudebec Cedar Falls a son Dallas Hans born February 7
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Louis Frank Fliger
Rhey
Alfred Melvin
Hans Jacob Kudebeck
Cedar Falls
Dallas Hans
Christian College at Grundy Center to be Enlarged
A Grundy Center meeting of the Christian Reformed college supporters proposes expanding the institution across Iowa and neighboring states to boost financial support, student body, and influence. The plan, awaiting ratification by four church conferences next month, aims to position the college as the denomination’s west of the Mississippi hub, with a larger faculty and attendance. The article also recounts a homecoming tale of Lieut. McGuire and family in a separate, mud-logged note.
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Wade
Mississippi River
Retidant
Dog Travels 200 Miles to Old Home in Iowa
A shepherd dog named Hoover owned by Lisut. R. McGuire of Marshalltown, Iowa, traveled nearly 200 miles from a northeastern town to his owner’s home, reported from Marshalltown on March 3. The remarkable journey underscores the canine's endurance and sense of direction.
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Old Home
Marshalltown
Hoover
Lisut. R. FL
McGuire
Longtime Independence Teacher Dies at 85
Allan Emma Funk, longtime educator and former Independence High School principal, died at her home after a brief illness. Born and raised in Independence, she served over 30 years in Buchanan County schools, led the high school for about 15 years, and was active in the Presbyterian church and local clubs. She is survived by several siblings, including Mathilda, with whom she lived.
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Independence, In
Allan Emma Funk
Independence High Sehinol
Miss Funk
Independence
Buchanan County
Miss. Mathilda
Here
Presbyterian Church
John B Sanders Dies at Vinton After Long Illness
John B Sanders 54 died at his home in Vinton after years of illness. Born near Vinton December 18 1868 he farmed nearby then moved to Vinton to build a residence and lived there since. He married Miss Flossie Luton April 18 18__. Survived by widow and three children at home. Funeral at Methodist church conducted by Trev Root Smith Mer. Sanders had traveled to Florida last winter with family seeking health. Also notes of local war veteran Basil Hall returning from army duty and a fundraiser for wounded soldiers at Des Moines and events at the college hall.
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Miss Connell
Mr. Anderson
Maime Connell
John W. Anderson
Des Moites
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
John C. Wieneke
Anderson
Des Moines
Jeasie H. Parsons
D. C
Cedar Falls
Paul Paulsen
Franklin Street
Edward H. Hagerstrom
William Schnable
West Second Street
Schuable
Waterloo
Waterloo Fruit & Commission Company
A. K. Clark
Cedar Rapids
H. H. Seerler
Leo Alan and Son
Weyhauser
Wis
Anna Erickson
W.H. Eells
New York City
France
Vinton
John B. Benders
Mr. Sanders
Bull
Misa Flossie Luton
Die
Hig
Dlue
Bite
Ian U Hving
Hare
Methodist Church
Trev
Root
Smith Mer
Sanders
Florida
Mie
Poco Esnokeless Nine Dollar Con
A brief classified note offers Poco esnokeless at $9 and mentions cheapest options to buy. Contact via phone 1601 for more details.
Manchester to Have Artificial Ice Plant
Manchester Iowa March 3 This city aims to establish an artificial ice plant at the creamery company site near the Manchester and Oneida railway tracks Local capital backs the venture with Neaves Nyt equipment secured and it may be in operation within two months Tilee and Hubert Harris are leading the project with support from many businessmen Ice is being cut from the Maquoketa River and stored by AL Slack who has run the business for years A brass band organized under Claude Whient has formed as war news interrupts local musical efforts
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Manchester
Creamery Company
Manchester & Oneida
Trncks
Dt Ba
Tilee
Hubert Hiarria
Naw
Maquoketa
AL 2
Claude Whient
Band Prospects Rise With Return of Boys and New Members
The text notes disorganization but optimism grows as former members return and new enrollments occur, boosting chances for a top grade band soon.
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Wore
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