Forty-One Eighth Graders Pass County Exam
Forty-one rural county pupils, 21 boys and 20 girls, passed the eighth grade exam written in February. They needed to average 75 percent with no subject below 70. Grades were sent by H. C. Moeller’s office. Orange township reports are missing due to consolidated schooling. The honor roll lists numerous students across townships Barber, Bie Creek, Cedar Falls, Eagle, Fox, Lincoln, Melba Dunkerton, and Waterloo, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Moeller
Orange Township
Barclays Township
Robert Gibson
Bie Creek
Blanche &Mith
Rosie Bauer
Join Hackett
Cedar Falls
Paul Sorensen
Arnold Stuthenberg
Lester Isley
Mildred Minish
Eagle
Raymond Engel
Fox
Richard Miller
Li Delegardelie
William x
John Franta
Cecilia ‘Schmitz
Tucille Weber
Loren Poymer
Nav
Spring Creek
Julia Taylor
Huudilie
Naomi Howrey
Tinton
Violet Att Harold
Lewis Sadler
W. Chinzion
Donald Heskett
Gail Heskett
Hurl Baker
Waterloo
Netha Mosser
Divorce Petition Alleges Revolver Shooting and Abuse
Sidney Scheers files for divorce from Callie Scheers citing cruel treatment and a revolver shooting on December 20 1915. He alleges she fled Waterloo after police custody on January 1 1916 and has lived in Chicago since, the couple married in Memphis on September 15 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Scheers
Callie Cheers
The Walk Offs at Plaza Theatre With May Alison
The Walk Offs a satire of New York society plays at the Plaza theatre starting Sunday. May Alison stars in the comedy based on a Broadway success by Frederic and Fanny Hatton with the production adapted for the local stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Gsvie
May Gerald
William
Dug Din Warnant
John B. Wise
Ewig
Katheerine Sayre
Gertrude Leebrandt
New York
Kansas City Territory
Kansas City Times
Waterloo Theatre
Bost
Thomas IL Ince
Buid Bennett
Palace Theatre
Milton Sills
Thol
May Alison
Plaza Theatre
Frederic
Fanny Hatton
Mitel Hinlory
I Mite
Makhine
Unik
Eo Kete
Jence
Harvey
Hanella
Broadway
Dave Ferguson
Jake
Meropa Onex
Woman Thou Gavest Meneving and The SUL Alar era in film
Readable portions describe Cecil B. De Mille's Dont Change Your Husband with Sunnilegs and Sheodore Moberta in major roles, plus an adaptation of The Gay Mise Portexque, and notes on a Palace School stage pairing and vaudeville acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnilegs
Cecil L. Do Mille
Sheodore Moberta
Lydia Koete
Witte Gonkiin
Parsons
Cii
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Oliver Mores
Theaties
Salem Tate Whitney
J. Homer Tutt
Waterloo Theater
Busey Bhos
Masasers
Salem Tutt
Whitney J. Homer Tutt
Children of
The
Oakland
Pontiac
Mich
Waterloo Auto
William Farnum
Peggy Hyland
Schueatiun
Middle West
Thoms Sautaoht
Fritel Bruvetts
Nesalo Wyton
Orhtra
Uakden
Vauderille
Magoutig
Thos. H. Ince
ENID
Bennett
Paramount Artcraft
Enid Bennett
Irving Cummings
Theodore Roberts
Billy Parson
Katherine MacDonald
Waterloo Wheater Busby Bros
James J. Corbet
the Prince
St. John
Ellis
Ramsay Agenes
Osgood Lena & Supply Cony
Harris Trust Blige
Chicago
Iowa
Department of
State Des Alpines
Jane Grd
the Osgood
Pennes
Lewa
Gleven
Dew Moines
of Public Safety
California
Pennsylvania
Department of State
Osgood
United States
Baum-Mcdonald Auto CO
Lafayette Street
Osgood Lens & Supply CO
Harris Trust Blig
Chicago, IL
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