Two School Bus Injuries In Marble Rock Reported
Reported in Marble Rock last Thursday a Rock Island train struck a school bus injuring 14 children. Two seriously hurt riders Max Jarnett and Glenn Shaffer were released to their homes as others steadily recover at Allen Memorial Hospital. Thelma Schafer, most seriously injured, showed gradual improvement and was believed out of danger. Other injured include Pauline May Eugene May Edna Merfeld and Raymond Schafer. In Sioux City voters rejected a 150 000 school tax levy for four years to fund additions. School board members were named to replace departing officials with Jean re-elected.
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Max Jarnett
Glenn Shaffer
Rock Island
Marble Rock
Allen Memorial
Pauline May
Eugene May
Edna Merfeld
Raymond Schafer
Sioux City
R. J. Allen
M. PB. Summers
F. E. Rollins
R. N. van Horne
Ay -O. Bro- Jean
East High Musicians to Contest on Special Train
East High plans a four car train for 150 musicians to the Charles City regional music contest April 6 and 7 with Parkersburg entrants likely aboard. Events include solo, glee club, chorus, brass and orchestra groups across two days against 20 to 30 schools.
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Imun
East High
Charles City
Fred J. Miller
Parkersburg
Union Central
Soo
Simple diet change with Postum drink benefits
A health test pitched to outwardly well people promises better sleep, mood, and energy by swapping caffeinated beverages for Pos tum for 30 days. It touts Postum as a delicious two form beverage made from roasted whole wheat and bran, cheaper than most drinks, and suitable for a 30 day self test.
Regional contest winners advance to district finals
Winners in the regional contest will advance to district contests later. The state finals are planned for Town City in the later part of May.
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Town City
Gladys Towne in Rag Doll Ridiklis Lead Role
Miss Gladys Towne daughter of Mr and Mrs B M Towne of 2115 Fourth Street West attends National Kindergarten and Elementary College Evanston DL has been chosen for a leading role in Racketty Packetty House a children’s play this month She portrays the yap doll Ridiklis delivering a clever floppy characterization and drawing praise from the production team
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Gladys Towne
B. M. Towne
Fourth Street West
National Kindergarten and Elementary College
Evanston, DL
Racketty Packetty House
Towne
Ridiklis
Ragged Old Doll Play Draws Literature Students Aid funds
A ragged old doll play enjoyed by more than 2500 children in Evanston and Hinsdale will tour Oak Park and Chicago before Easter. The annual children's production is organized by students under alumnae auspices to raise funds for college building and equipment. A place on the east is a highly coveted honor.
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Evanston
Hinsdale
Oak Park
Chicago
Reindeer Meat Offered to Waterloo Markets
Reindeer meat from Alaska was offered today in wholesale quantities to Waterloo food specialty markets by G. A. Gibson of Gibson Oklahoma, representative. The item signals a niche Arctic meat export reaching midwestern retailers and adds to winter market diversifications.
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Alaska
Waterloo Food
G. A. Gibson, Gibson
Okla
Rep
Alaska Reindeer Industry Expands Under Supervision
The reindeer herd in Alaska, about 750000 strong, is growing rapidly under government oversight. One third is owned by white settlers and two thirds by native Eskimos. Slaughtered animals are shipped to Seattle and distributed by carload loads. Meat prices run slightly above beef.
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Alaska
Seattle
Wash
Smith
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Muschenheim
Times Square
Pca, Inc
Waterloo
Bishop's
Eie
Servic Watts
Uouoi
Ventures
Rex
Slim” Warner
Rag Doll “Ridielis
Yawheye Limited
W. L. Buckley
Exceptionnet Beauty Products
Saturday Evening Post
Harper's Bazar
Wangler’s Drug Store
East Fourth St
Wangler’s
Postare
Commercial Street
West Fourth
Sardeson Morland Co
Sears
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