Preliminary Plans For O E S Education Fund Dispensation
State board of the O E S held its first session at Hotel Russell-Larson to organize the fund dispensation. Miss Anna Stillwell of Waukon, chairwoman, announced the board's makeup with Dr. Bohumil Shimek of the University of Iowa medical college faculty and Mrs. Mary Johnson of Humboldt. A second meeting is planned for late summer with policy statements to be published beforehand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russall-Larson
Anna Stillwell
Waukon
Bohumil Shimek
Medical College
University of Iowa
Mary Johnson
Humboldt
Des Moines
Stillwell
Iowa
O. E.S
Black
Frances Dahl
Cedar Falls
Jeanette Chickering
Caroline McFarlane
Mother of 20 Pound Quadruplets Improves
Lewisburg West Virginia March 10 Mrs Homer McCann 37 mother of quadruplets and mother of 26 children is improving doctors announced today after four infant sons born weighing just over five pounds each strained her strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisburg
W. Va
Homer McCann
Ferguson Granted Canadian Patent For J O W Window Glater
In Waterloo a Canadian patent was officially granted to F. A. Ferguson for manufacturing the J O W window glater. He found the grant papers this morning, noting the patent was issued March 6. The certificate bears a large red seal and green ribbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
F. A. Ferguson
United States
Dominion of Canada
Mrs L Decker Wins Kresge Store Prize
Mrs J Detkar won the cash prize offered by G F Shannon manager of the Kresge store at 211 Fourth street east for attractive display of goods and neatness of counter. Judges included A Lane cashier First National bank Rhea Berry advertising manager Evening Courier and H Yeager manager Belmont shop. Meanwhile Lewis D Largon a prominent real estate dealer remains missing after disappearing from his Chicago office four days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Detkar
G. F. Shannon
Kresge
Fourth Street East
First National Bank
Rhea
Berry
Evening Courier
Ay H. Yeager
Belmont
Chicago
Lewis D. Largon
City in Brief and Local Notes
Buchanan's complete optical service is advertised as available only at Buchanan's Ridge. G. N. Lee visited his son Walter yesterday at Iowa State College. Elizabeth Sweely is ill with scarlet fever. Mrs. Earl Bittinger is recovering from serious illness. Mrs. Bert Krieger has returned from a month in Waverly after an operation. An obituary misprint corrected from 313 to 312 Jefferson. Mayor Gragg attends Des Moines for League of Iowa Municipalities legislation. Mrs. Earl Snyder visits her parents in McAlvin. Verne W. Aker of Ames won first prize in a men’s wool show as Thurston Magician. Aker escaped a trap and threaded 26 needles in his mouth. A.M. Lewis of Oskaloosa to lecture on the Passion Play of Oberammergau at Christ Episcopal Church. Rev. Lewis to present at Cedar Falls. W. P. Rider of the U.S. Treasury inspected Waterloo rail congestion with Hay Euger t. H. W. Althouse returns from Sioux Falls on interior finish work for J. C. Combe residence. Louis Althouse remains to complete work. Mrs. Combe was Miss Jacy Althouse of Waterloo. Waterford shop features Mar del’s 75e sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Krieger
Irving Street
Waterloo
Waverly
Joseph Leser
Jefferson Street
Jefferson
A. EB. Gragg
Des Moines
League of Iowa
Earl Snyder
Fulton
Tih
Z. Ga. McAlvin
Snyder
Helen McAlvin
Verne W. Aker
Ames
Thurston
Oberammergan
Christ Episcopal Church
Lewis
Cedar Falls
H. W. Althouse
Sioux Falls
J. C. Combe
Louis Althouse
Waterloo Railroad YMC A serves 10000 monthly
A misors Central Magazine article lauds the Waterloo Railroad Y M C A with a four fold program social physical educational and religious services. Roy A Graham became executive secretary on Feb 1 192x and reorganized the group to boost capacity and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misors Central Magazine
Roy A. Graham
Secre
Graham
Tovico
Charleston
S. C
Railroad Eye
Waterborg
Hitness Central
B. W. Porterfield
Association
Unaster
F W. Porterfield
Red Cross
Hospital Department
The
Illinois Central
M.C. A
Waterloo
Central City
Enviroment vs heredity as theme in Basil King novel
Basil King argues environment and heredity shape life in his new novel The Happy Isles begun in Harper’s March issue. He recalls a childhood stolen-child tale in Canada and notes the struggle with fate depends on the strength of inherited legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil King
Harper’s
Mr. King
Charlottetown
Canada
Happy Isles
Maritime
Thirteen Colonies
Oceanside
Ontario
F Apeer
Sileria
Indiana
Otis
Epeech
New England
John Williame
Deerfield
Loula XT
Anno
Gome
Harper's Magazine
Waterloo club’s new manager previews season in city
Bail Team manager Weeden from Waterloo speaks after arrival from Chicago. He has recovered from a week long illness and expects the Mississippi Vadeo league season to begin April 15 with a strong Waterloo side aiming to lead the league from the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeden
Bert Weeden
Waterloo
Chicago
Iowa Tire & Specialty Company Moves to New Place
William A. Falk, manager, moves auto supplies from 225 Fifth Street West to 301 Fifth Street West across the street. New quarters are being attractively decorated and presented. Mme Doris Woodall, artistic suitor to the Cart Opera company, becomes the first woman to produce grand opera in the Tonen One Maiia factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Tire & Specialty Company
New Place
William.a. Falk
Tire & Specialty Co
Fifth Street
Sui Sor
Cart Opera Company
Mme
Doris Woodall
New Directors of Boys Work for Iowa Y M C A
Charles Ford from Milwaukee accepts the role as head of boys work for Iowa Young Men’s Christian Associations. S. A. Cohagan confirms the appointment on advice of Dwight N. Lewis. Ford brings national board credentials and leads a nine-man team alongside existing Iowa staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ©. Ford
Milwaukee
Wis
Iowa
Fred Frazier Held Under $1000 Bond
Fred Frazier faced municipal court on a larceny charge involving $150 taken from Mrs. Minnie Burrway. He pleaded not guilty and requested time to prepare. preliminary trial set for Monday at 9 a.m. He was arrested in Muscatine and returned by deputy bailiff. Bond set at $1006.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Frazier
Minnie Burrway
Frazier
Burrway
Muscatine
Theodore Peek
Weomen
Fred W. Meyers
Eleventh Street East
Meyers
Formal Opening of West High School Attracts Hundreds
The community prepares for a formal opening of West High School, a million-dollar building with 1200-seat auditorium and modern classrooms. Faculty will guide visitors through departments including library, commercial studies, science, and home economics. Mrs. Josephine Marquis chairs the school board as parents observe cooking, manual training, chemistry, and typing demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High School
Altha
Schol
Waterfoo Wert
Tolend & Galt Towell
Hind
West Jone
Jpaninel Training
Locust Street
Ibrary
Hone
West High
Isao
Fors
Josephine Marquis
Ma Mahood and Dooley Families Move in La Porte Area
Local notices report Mr and Mrs W L Mahood moving onto Haywood farm in Spring Creek township and leasing their previous home as they relocate. Other items note church services at Methodist Episcopal, a Got0 p.m. program for youth, and social events including the Thursday club at the George Nichols residence with birthdays and a house warming for the Dooleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallood
Stony Fool
Medan
Miss Jessie L Joyner to Wed Calvin Green
Miss Jessie L Joyner daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert S Javuar 723 First Street West and Calvin M Green son of Mr and Mrs Charles AM Green 1315 Washington Street will be married at 5 pm Sunday at the bride elects parents home Rev J C Rankin of United Presbyterian Church will announce the nuptial service Mr and Mrs Court Tugsey to be attendants Green and bride will reside at 809 Baltimore He is a professional musician Joyner has worked in the Illinois Central railway freight office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessia &. Joyner
Bert S. Javuar
First Street
Calvin M. Green
Charles AM. Green
Washington Street
Mare Rigo
J. C. Rankin
United Presbyterian , Church
Court Tlugsey
Green
Baltimore
Misa Joyner
Illinois Central Railway
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Educational Board
Mrs. L. Decker
Kresge Store
Buchanan's
Ridge
G. N. Lee
Walter,esterday
Iowa State College
Men
Elizabeth
F. OH. Sweely
Tenth Street West
Earl Bittinger
Fowler Street
W. P. Rider
Louis
United States Treasury Department
Eegert
YM. GO. A
New York
Givan
Tauquas
Book Review
Great Lone Island
Hudson Bay Company
Fort Garry
Winni- Pos
Mantitobe
Middle Wast
Ore
Ors
Otte
Maiia
Towa Y. M. C. A
Chatlles
FORD
Princess Mary
Eymnasium
Mlorenne ‘Tewalt
Louise Miller
Paul Davis Company
Tewart
Dutton
Cuban Cane Molasses CO. ‘Lot. Dso
Laiter
Dr. Kahler Shoes
DR Xavier
Dr. Kahler
Dr. Kahlers
First National Bank Building
LaPorte
Edith Adams
la Porte
Manoa
Lloyd
Gorge Ndehads
Wiecopotey
Mere
George Nichols
Willy
Mra
Siinan Kerstetter
Wilnid Dnotey
Woidukenbindser
Pickenbinder
Elgin Gates
Ulnb
Sore
Gatee
Boatens
Brie
Willard Dooley
Witlant Pooley
Andrew Miller
Neyday
Aare Dooley
Miinels
Ates Marlo Schubert
Arnold Girsch
Mtoukton
Huse
Dubuque
Mlossie Schubert
Mercy Hospital
Rebekahy
Thistle Rebekah Lodge
Hall
Jessie L. Joyner
Calvin Green
Ellis Hotel
Fifth and Sycamore Sts
R. W Logan
Mer
Ath
West Side Bakery
West Side
Good Bread
Quest & Smith the Plumbers
5Th St
Lauritzen Construction ‘Company
Building Contractors
FF. A. Masberg
R. Sims
Sedgwick-Lichty Abstract Company
Telephones No
Court House
Tows
7Th St
SRS Aterlog
OWA
Sis
Sycamore St
Waterloo Concrete Corporation
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