Strong program for Northern Iowa teachers meeting in Waterloo
Leading educators from across the nation will gather March 28 30 in Waterloo for the eighteenth annual Northern Iowa Teachers Association session. The event centers at Elis hotel with general meeting March 28 at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls. Supt J J McConnell is president Miss Mary A Faint secretary Supt A W Chamberlin chairman of the executive committee. Local chairs assist with arrangements for hundreds of teachers. Strong speakers include Carroll G Pearse Henry Pattengill A M Defoe Milton Fairchild W C Wilcox Abs Thorne Thomsen P G Holden Margaret Slattery F A Cotton. The program features a reception at Pythian Temple musical numbers and opening concert. Round tables cover moving pictures social functions and many school topics with papers from state and local educators. An attractive program booklet lists hotels dining spots and services for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Teachers
Waterloo
Elis Hotel
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
J. J. McConnell
Mary A. Faint
Allison
A. W. Chamberlin
Waterloo East
C. W. Kline
E Entertainment
S.S. M. Wallace
Frances Grout
A. T. Hakill
Effie McCullom Jones
Cornelia Moran
Blanche Martin
James Graham
Paul Davis
Carroll G. Pearse
Milwaukee
National Educational Association
Henry R. Pattengill
Michigan
A. M. Defoe
Des Moines
Milton Fairchild
Baltimore
National Institution For Moral Instruction
W. C. Wilcox
Iowa State University
Abs. Gudren Thorne Thomsen
Elementary School
Chicago University
P. G. Holden
Iowa State College
Ames
Margaret Slattery
Massachusetts State Normal
F. A. Cotton
la Crosse
Wis
Pythian Temple
Boards of Education
Teachers’ College
Maista Mishler
A. T. Hukill
W. T. Griffith
Waverly
H. A. Moore
MT. J. Edwards
Watering High School
Thulene Tovey
Maude Merritt
Waterton High School
F. F. Churchill
Platteville Normal School
F.C. Ensign
University of Iowa
A. Lynch
Iowa, State Teachers’ College
Murl McDonald
Tews
State Colege
E. Reed
Letinox College
D. PD. Maine
University of Minnesota
Waterlooanson
Fila Williams
Mary Christie
P. Eb, McClenahan
S. A. Lynch
Town State Teachers’ College
J.C. Hartman
Waterloo Courier
Fanny Duren
Wbrary
Mra
Th. A. Santen
Cedar
Py. . Ritz
Fast High
A. F. Gates
Waterloo Business College
S. G. Mallory
Waterlow West
A. J. Strong
East High
Mias J. Marie Tarnard
Mary I. Townsend
J.” H. Woods
Bonnie Vernon
Waterloo West
Lillian Rickert
W. H. Brunn
Board of Education of
Austin Hurt
Three Young Men Arrested For Questionable Subscriptions
Witnesses labeled three men as self confessed suckers in a police court trial for disorderly conduct and disturbing the public quiet. Earl Moses, 26, Earl Allum, 21, and B Powell, 28, faced charges after allegedly crooked subscription solicitations for an agriculturalist journal. Moses forfeited a $10 bond. Allum and Powell were discharged for lack of evidence. Witnesses testified about subscribers who paid for pens and papers, with several cases detailing overcharges and poor deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Moses
Earl Allum
B. Powel
Agriculturalist
B. Powell
W. Mackenster
J. T. McSweeney
Geo. A. Clark
J. Southerland
Southerland
Jefferson Street
Wm. Galloway Company
George A. Clark
J. Sailor
Baltimore Street
Harry Kiester
Moses
E. P. Caldwell
Snowbank Fourteen Feet Deep Blocks Public Highway
Deputy game warden E. Be. Brees returns from Pocahontas as 65 eselehs loaded with shelled corn sit on streets. Near Wonday, Mr. Grees drives over a snowbank fourteen feet deep on the public highway as snowfall remains heavier here than elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. BE. Brees
Pocahontas
Grees
K. and L. of 8 Lodge Is Organized
Waterton council No. 1951 Knights and Ladies of Security organized last night in Labor temple with fifty charter members. Officers elected include VPres Joan Livellar, VP Myrtle Remington, Sec Vernon Abie, Prelate G Remington, Conductor Tiram Gross, Guard Garth Harrison, Sentinel Raymond Murley, Trustees Albert Lane and Albert A. Lane, Dames Walker Enoch Leekington Wantai Mrs, Kyaminera Dr OR Gy Dakin Dr T. G. Tayler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterton Council
Knights and Ladies of Security
Labor Temple
Vpresident
Joan Lrvellar
Myrtle Remington
Sevand Vce
Bya
Rogers
G. Remington
Conduectore
Tiram Gross
Wtta Studebaker
Vernon Abie
Finanter
Albert C. Stewart
Uard
Garth
Harrison
Sentinel
Raymond Murley
Truatenke
Albert A. Lane
Dames Walker
Enoch Leekington
Wantai Mra
Dames Od
Roether
Kyaminera
Dr, OR
Gy Dakin
Dr T. G. Tayler
Absence of Teachers in Cedar Falls Is Noted
Cedar Falls March 7 Special. Mrs Charles L Berry is critically ill after a yearlong illness with little hope of recovery. She was a leader in Woman's Relief corps and valued for her kindness. Mrs H A Mitze is near death from tuberculosis, a relative newcomer who left a strong local impression as a former Clarkeville primary teacher for 22 years. Mrs J A Burgess returns from Des Moines to Cedar Falls and plans a visit to Cheyenne, Wyoming with her brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Charles L. Berry
Woman's Relief, Corps
H. A. Mitze
Jonnie Tasted
Clarkeville
J. A. Burgess
Des Moines
J. H. Burgess
Cheyenne, Wio
Davis
College Hill
Turkey
Cedar Falls News Mixes Weather, Business And Alumni
Julius Miller prefers Cedar Falls to California after an extended trip as drought and rain shape life in California. The Robinson Dry Goods spring opening draws crowds and music by Gates Harp of Mason City. Cedar Falls units ready for duty amid Mexican tensions. Mrs. F. L. Snider learns Rev. John Magee becomes assistant secretary of Sunday school work in Chicago. Cedar Falls educators gain study leaves and travels including Dresden, Rome and Chicago plans for Montessori training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Dry Goods Company
Gates Harp Orchestra
Mason City
Cedar Falls
F. L. Snider
John Magee
Boston Theological Seminary
Methodist, Episcopal Church
Chicago
Magee
Upper Town University
Fayette
Iowa
Decorah
Tulsa
Carl
Percey
Cedar Falls Deep Well Reaches 120 Feet
A Cedar Falls deep well has reached 120 feet, with 75 feet of solid limestone and over 41 feet of gravel. At 120 feet, sand and water were encountered causing casing to fill, complicating progress. Officials plan to pump test the water and analyze its properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Potato Bug Exterminator Sparks Demand in City
The potato bug exterminator invention by Mr. Lewis of New Hartford attracts many inquiries as a stock company forms to manufacture in this city. Farmers plan larger potato plantings but seed costs impede expansion. despite high seed prices, interest in the device rises and locals expect purchases from growers. Next, a Parlor Reading Circle program at F. O. Jackson home promises varied entertainment led by Mrs. Holmes Byers with choirs, solos, and readings. The Brad Nielsen estate sale on the Pfieffer farm drew strong bids and high prices, reflecting buoyant agricultural trade and persistent demand for yarn, seed potatoes, and livestock feed at public sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
New Hartford
F. O. Jackson
Parlor Reading Circle
Holmes Byers
Viana Sma Ena Leen
Florence Olbrich
Mr. Laxbarger
Neve Johnson
Olsen
Avrde Bundy
Tianasola
G. W. Samson, Jr
Prof
Hayes
Esther Wonk
Brad Nielsen
Pfieffer
Joe Schiel Happy in New Quarters at 17 Sycamore
The genial hardware merchant Joe Schiel reports satisfaction with moving into a new building at 17 Sycamore Street beside the First National Bank building. Courier Want Ads bring results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Schiel
Sycamore Street
Adeine
First National Bank
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