County Education Board Considers Textbook Adoptions
The county board of education, led by Superintendent H. G. Moeller, heard 15 publishing firms present claims for five year textbook contracts. Sixth to eighth grade and supplementary readers may change. Heacon basic readers for grades one to five stay the same. Geography selections from the last adoption remain. Each representative had 15 minutes to present, with contracts to be awarded in April amid keen publisher competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Education
H. G. Moeller
Eee
Board of Education
OwL V A Quintet Wins Consolation Meet in Dubuque
Waterloo area Catholic high schools Our Lady of Victory St Marys and Sacred Heart returned from Dubuque where they played in the Columbia college prep tourney. Our Lady of Victory academy five won the consolation tournament after an early exit to Montitello. Gascode won the class 0 meet and will face Columbia academy for the right to represent the Dubuque archdiocese at the national Catholic high school tourney in Chicago next month. St Patricks of Cedar Rapids received the good sportsmanship trophy. ENDUS HEARS MILLER Ralph Stiller, assistant cashier of Leavitt Johnson National Bank, will address the Indus club Thursday on his European trip last summer. Reports on the employed boys conference at Ottumwa by John Dowall and a talk by FLB Procksuk on recruiting for service also noted.
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Waterloo
Our Lady ‘of Victory
St. Mary's
Sacred Heart
Dubuque
Columbia College Prep
Archdiocess
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Mon‘titello
Gascode
Will
Columbia Academy
Archdocese
Chicago
St. Patrick's High
Cedar “Rapids
Miller
Ralph, Stiller
Leavitt & Johinson National Bank
Indus’ Club
Ottumwa
John Ft Dowall
Flb Procksuk
City in Brief Highlights Local Posts and Events
Local briefs report eye care ads for Buchanan. Miss Marlon Ramsier piano program at Hastings High. Captain Morris notes illness in the family. Mrs Mina Thomson recovering after appendix operation. Waterloo recruiting notes enlistments. East High debates with West High on joining the League of Nations. Burglaries and fines noted. a Lions clubs convention set for May in Black's Bircoms. jurors excused in HummeI estate case. various municipal court actions and school funds disputed. Bake sale planned March 14. Dewar Aid market ads. Rath's shop hosts Bible talks and mission reels.
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E. B. Stiles
J. P. Humme
George Hall
H.B. Boies
Ed Madigan
Leo R. Leeper
Boston
Ladies of Dewar Aid Society
Five High Schools to Enter Orange Declamatory Contest
Five northeast Iowa high schools will be represented in the subdistrict declamatory contest at Orange townships Friday evening. East High will send Frances Stotts in dramatic and Eueatha Kenyon in humorous, with judges A W Moore Delwellh H S Buffum and Fr W Edwards. West High enters Ralph Childs Marton Bronson and Cora May Busby in oratorical dramatic and humorous. Winners advance to predistrict tourneys two weeks later.
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Iowa
Orange
Fr. W. Edwards
Waterloo
West High
Hopkinton
Colesburg
Duburque
Haztleton
Independance
la Porte City
Manchester
Oneida
Stanley
West
Ralph Childs
Marton Bronson
Cora May Busby
Kennel Club Eyes Big Beach Dog Show at Forum
More than 500 dogs are expected for the Cedar Valley Kennel Club beach show at the Forum on April 24 and 25. Prizes totaling 750 dollars will be awarded under Dr. L. F. Bacon’s direction. Entry blanks and prize lists will be distributed after a Cedar Valley association meeting. The event, open to all breeds, is hosted by a roughly hundred-member club viewed as a leading Midwest group. Mrs. EB Kessling is vice president and W. J. Lang serves as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Valley Kennel Club
L. F. Bacon
Cedar Falls
Cedar Valley
Greater Waterloo
Middlewest
Eb, Kessling
W. J. Lang
Eddie Brown Freed After Promised To Leave Town
Eddie Brown a colored piano player was brought before Judge J C Beem in police court for intoxication and pleaded his case that he wished to leave town to stay out of jail. The judge allowed him to go stating he would be watched to see how long he could stay away.
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Eddie Brown
J.C. Beem
Brown
Fifth Street East
Woman and husband dispute ends with doorstep incident
In a domestic dispute a potted plant was hurled, the jar shattered the front door glass as the husband fled the scene. No arrest could be made without a formal complaint from the woman.
Independence mayor's mother dies in Ta funeral Friday
Mrs. Mary J. O'Brien mother of Independence mayor died at her residence at 5 a.m. She was about 90. Funeral will be Friday at 9 a.m. at St. John's Catholic church with burial in the parish cemetery. Survived by three sons A. T. O'Brien R. J. O'Brien and Lee O'Brien of Independence and a daughter Mrs C F Brady of Mason City Ta.
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Independence
Mary J. O'Brien
St. John's Catholic Church
A. T
R. J
Lee
Mason City
Funeral Service for Mrs Callie Bouton in Clarksville
Clarksville Arkansas March 11 Mrs Callie Bouton who died in Chandler Arizona will be brought to Clarksville for burial and services scheduled for Sunday She was a daughter of Abner Mitchell and wife of Harvey Bouton who died in 1931 Surviving are her father a son Floyd and three sisters and three brothers.
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Clarksville
Callie Bouton
Chandler
Ariz
Abner Mitchell
Harvey Bouton
Arizona
Floyd
Jacob Levingston to Join Family in New York
Jacob Levingston former manager of Hotel Russell Lamson will leave Tuesday evening for New York to join Mrs Levingston and his two sons Max and Jack students at Columbia University Mrs Levingston has been there several months He is undecided about his future but plans to re enter the hotel business after about 90 days
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Jacob Levingston
Russell Lamson
New York
East High Grid Team Announces Nine Game Schedule
East High unveils a nine game football schedule for 1935 with five home and four away contests. Home games host Marshalltown Hastings Moines and Decorah plus Grant of Cedar Rapids and West High. away games include Oelwein Dubuque Independence and Charles City. The season opens September 26 at Oelwein and closes November 26 against West High at the baseball park.
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Decorah Kleh
East High
Marshalltown
Hasties Moines
Decorah
Grant High
Cedar Rapids
West High
Oelwein
Dubuque
Independence
Charles City
Dubuques
East
Des Moines
Grant
Baseball Park
Hebrew Culture Center Celebrates Purim Ball
The Hebrew Culture Center held its first annual Purim ball and box social at 614 1 2 Water Street last evening. Boxes were auctioned to raise funds for the club treasury, with a lively crowd and a noted nod to the Esther story and Haman as arch enemies in the biblical tale.
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Hebrew Culture Center
Water Street
Esther
Haman
Ahasuerus
Purim tableau portrays Haman as prejudice and sacrifice
I A Suttan spoke on modern Purim interpretation and staged a tableau with Haman representing prejudice. The arrangement included themes such as Ways of the World, Sacrifice, Mordecai, and Beauty, highlighting the biblical narrative in a symbolic display.
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Mordecai
Haman
I. A. Suttan
Ing. Abasuerts
Hsther
Temperature Fluctuations Reported in Iowa Forecast
A state bureau forecast promises fair weather tonight in northeastern Iowa with unsettled conditions tomorrow and rising temperatures. The region saw 35 degree readings over about 14 hours yesterday, with a high of 64 and a low of 19 above zero as temperatures fluctuated throughout the period.
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Iowa
State Bureau
Care of Unmarried Mothers Discussed by Welfare Worker
Miss Alice Fiske director of social service at the University of Iowa State Hospital in Iowa City was here yesterday to discuss better care methods for unmarried mothers and their children. She is consulting with hospital officials across the state on this issue.
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Alice.Fiske
University of Iowa, Iowa City
East School Board Seeks New President Tuesday
East district board of education holds a reorganization meeting Tuesday evening at the superintendent's offices. Dr H A Boysen’s term as president has expired and Will A Lane is sworn in after being elected to the vacant seat. A $50000 schoolhouse tax fund for maintenance was rejected, first such disapproval in the district.
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East District Board of Education
C. W. Kline
H. A. Boysen
Dr.Boysen
Will A. Lane
Eant
Clarksville Legion To Put On Athletic Show
Clarksville Iowa March 11 A combined wreath and boxing show will be staged by the Clarksville American Legion in the auditorium tomorrow evening Buck Wilson meets Roy Doty in a four round boxing contest Frank Perkins of Clarksville faces Battling Walker of Anamosa in a five round bout The feature will be a wrestling match between Chauncey Yost of New Hartford and Curley Norton of Elma Other events on the card announced.
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Clarksville
Clarksville American Legion
Buck Wilson
Roy Doty
Frank Perkins
Battling Walker
Anamosa
Chauncey Yost
New Hartford
Curley Norton
Elma
Mat' Contests Bring Sting Keller Sharpf to Clarksville
Roger Sting and Ole Keller will headline a mat contest with Joe Sharpf of Clarksville and Andy Young Loomer of Cedar Falls. event billed as a regional wrestling gathering featuring notable entrants from listed towns.
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Roger Sting
Ole Keller
Joe Sharpf
Clarksville
Andy Young Loomer
Cedar
North Dakota Woman Ends Visit in Orange
Mrs. Takis Fike, visiting here and int onota during the winter, returned to Ellison North Dakota last week. Miss Helen Forney visited at her parents home over the weekend. Miss Marion Purdy returned home from Geneseo. A set was installed at the schoolhouse for that day. June Miller teaches at Toledo and spent the weekend at her mother Mrs. Forney's home. Mrs. Parris hospitalized, Miller re elected to school board, and George Messer elected new member. Instrumental music teaching for the coming year approved.
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Orange Two
Takis Fike
Intonota
Ellison
N. D
Helen Forney
Marion Purdy
Geneseo
Banda
I Misa June Miller
Iedo
Forney
Marlon. Purdy S
Georges Strifert
Rochester
Minn
Pred Parris
WU GC
Miller
George Messer
Basketball results from Ohio university schedule
Ohio University 28 to 24 over Wittenberg. North Dakota 46 to 19 over Princeton. Sportmouth defeats North Dakota 56 to 19.
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Ohio University
Wittenberg
North Dalola
Aeeles
University
North Dakota
Princeton
Sportmouth
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D. MM. Kelly
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Hast High
Tom Morris
Police Department
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Mina Thomson
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Fort Des Moines
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Rath
B. N. MacDonald
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Mission Pictures
Feaysts International
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Kennel Club
Kathleen Norris
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Edna Ferber Irvin S. Cobb
Rupert Hughes
Arthur Somers Roche Sir
Philip Gibbs
W. Somerset Maugham
H.C. Witwer Hermann B. Deutsch
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Ruth Waterbury
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Ray Long Bruce Barton
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