First Honors To Mae Levingston in Extemp Contest
Mae Levingston of Waterloo won first place in the district extemporaneous public speaking contest held at West High School. She will represent the district in the state contest at Iowa City in April, delivering on Universal Military Training. Contestants from seven high schools drew topics from a 20 item list, two hours to prepare, with Levingston delivering a forceful, data rich expo. Esther Leech and Wilma Robertson earned runner-up honors, with bronze medals awarded to the top two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High School
Max Levingston
War ‘Terloo
Iowa City
Marshalltown
Iowa Falls
Charles City
Osage
Earlville
Dubuqque
Waterloo
Iowa State Extemporaneot
Extension Department
The
State University
Levingston
Esther Leech
Mary Mathews
Dubuque
League of Nations
United States
Wilma Robertson
Waterloo West High School
Bliss Florence Baker
Enemies of America debated by Greater Iowa group
H. E. Moss of Davenport warned crowded Waterloo theatre that radical output swamps the nation. He linked groups like the Nonpartisan League and Communist factions to Soviet influence and urged statewide education campaigns to rally Iowans against propaganda. The meeting was under Becker-Chapman Post American Legion auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Moss
Davenport
Greater Laws Association
Waterloo Theatre
United States
Moss
Hcis
Nonpartisan League
Committee of 48
Communist Party
Communist Labor Party
Socialist Party
J. W. Wo
Inso- Tay
Iowa
Committee of 49
Gans
Greater Iowa
Fourth Infantry Band Concludes Waterloo Tour at Majestic Theatre
The famous Fourth Infantry Band from Camp Dodge, 30 musicians, finishes a 16 city tour with concerts this afternoon and evening at the Majestic theatre after three days on Waterloo. They performed Saturday at the Forum and Sunday at Hotel Russell Lamson. After the show, the band departs for Camp Dodge as the city praises their splendid concerts. Also an ad seeks a competent time keeper and material hockey at Gond palary, G S Scales, 312 Lefayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Infantry
Camp Dodge
Waterloo
Majestic Theatre
Forum
Russell-Lamson
Gond Palary
G S. Scales
Lefayette, Ds
Cedar Falls Population Surges in Census Report
Cedar Falls shows a 26 percent population gain to 6,316 from 5,012 ten years earlier per the federal census. The figure excludes students and itinerant teachers, with the gain surpassing the state census and reflecting shifts amid tourism and teaching résumés. Local groups discuss protective measures against fraudulent stock schemes as the Cedar Falls Commercial club reorganizes committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Bureau
Washington
Ephere
St. John's Lutheran Church
Walter Buralaff
Wermit Waiser
Carl ‘Leslie
Walter
Wiliam Obple
Milton
Harold Behrens
Clarence Bast
Mathilde Hesse
Eisle M Kroemer
Helen Border
N. M. Andreasen
Valdemar Jensen
Richard Petersen
Reguel Johnsen
Harold Hansen
Agnes Dryhl
Marie Christiensen
Anna Keller
Gertrude Jensen
Martha Juhl
Julia Oster
Edna Wolf
Agnes Hansen
Danish Bethlehem Church
John Christiansen
G. M. Piper
Hazel
Chicago
New Traffic Manager to Arrive This Week
Walter Olson, recently appointed traffic manager of the Greater Waterloo association, will remain in the city the latter part of the week to assume his duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Lamson
Toach
Olson
Board of Commerce
Little Salis
Minn
St. Paul Association and CO. G. W
Waterloo
Walter &. Olson
Greater Waterloo Association
Shattuck Academy Students Plan Reunion Association
Former Shattuck Academy students from Faribault gathered at Hotel Russell Lamson for a first reunion in Iowa and began steps to form a permanent association. A F Peddie of Cedar Rapids chaired the organizing committee. about fifteen alumni attended, including H E Whitney class of 7, Col W G Dows class of 83, and E H Smith class of 2. U W Newhall, current headmaster, and John Gronen also attended. Short talks were given by Whitney Newhall Dows and Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shattuck
Military Academy
Faribault
Minn
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Iowa
A. F. Peddie
Cedar Rapids
AMONE
H. E.whitney
Col
W. G. Dows
E. H. Smith
U. W. Newhall
John Gronen
Messrs. Whitney
Newhall
Dows
Smith
Waterloo Six Represented in Cornell Music Clubs
Last night Waterloo was represented by six members of the Cornell Conservatory Orchestra in a Waterloo Building concert on April 7. The group featured graduates of the institution and reflected the local talent showcased in the annual music event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cornell
Cornell Rence Conte Eter
Iecker Goo Conservatory
G. G. Scales
Entegera
Cedar Rapids Man Accused Embezzler Reported Held
Des Moines reports say C J Duncan of Cedar Rapids is under arrest at Ponca Nebraska on embezzlement charges tied to a Duluth alias O Donnell. A private detective agency traced him after his Cedar Rapids disappearance. Revival meetings open at First Brethren as Rev Edwin Boardman takes charge of music and leads a chorus in the ongoing series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
C. J. Duncan
Cedar Rapids
Ponca
Neb
Duncan l
Duluth
Minn
O'Donnell
O’donnell
Duncan
Hel
Edwin Boardman
Philadelphia
First Brethren Church
New Sales Concern Incorporate to Sell Factory Products
The Blue Bird corporation is a new business venture for Waters loo, filing articles with the recorder. It aims to sell soil, wholesale or retail products of its own factory and other wares as directed. Capital stock is $25,000 in $100 shares, with officers George B. Miller as president, Clyde F. Parker as vice president, and George B. Worthen as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Bird Corporation
Watersloo
Recorder
Lor
George, B. Miller
Clyde F. Parker
George B. Worthen
Criminal Cases to Be Tried Later
The assignment of criminal cases set for this morning will be adjourned until later in the week as civil case proceedings are not completed. The Fellers versus Modern Woodmen of America remanded for rehearing by the supreme court was scheduled before Judge B B Stites' division but not heard until 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen ofAmerica
Iby
Supreme Court
B. B. Stites
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Mae Levingston
Wim
Waterloo High Schools
Myron E. Arbuckle
M. Francis Cheever
Arnold!Luke
Thomas Kepler
Hobart Dawson
Ilena
Ilinois
Sterling
Anita Gilbert
Cornell Girls’ Glee Club
HE. Moss
George H. Twaddle
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
West Fourth Street
Cable
California
Reuben UW. Ford
Fred Seutterlein
Roger Leavitt
Marcus
Bernice Briggs
Emmetsburg
Zion Evangelical Church
A. Haehblen
C.knapp
First Baptist Church
Presbyterian Church
Interchurch
Teachers’ College
Olive Tilton
William Hanson
Iowa Street
T.M. Bangas
Vine Street
Walnut Street
Fourth
Newell Streets
M. L. Benson
Newell Street
B. R. Wilson
Elm Street
A.J. Joynt
W. E. Widman
M. B. Cleveland
Wranklin Street
Logan Avenue
Co. P. Cole
George Gentle
Seventh Street
Austin
Wantz
Ainsworth
Shattuck Academy
Associated Press
Warsaw
Jondon
Moscow
New York
William G. McAdoo
Oregon
Constantinople
Marash
Scareborough
Frank A. Vanderlip
Waterloo Laundry Co
the Cleaners of
Ponca, Neb
NEW Sales Concern Incorporated
Galloway Addition
Waterloo Gas Engine Company
Iowa Dairy
William Galloway Company
Swift Manufacturing Company
Headford’s
George B. Miller Manufacturing Company
Dart Manufacturing Company
Kimball's Printing Company
Youno
the Galloway Investment Co
Black Hawk
Lake Side
Wilson
Libby
Amnout
Wilson’s
Skda
Wheaton
State House
MACN
Monarch
Karo
Pride Washing Pc
Castile
Cedar Waller
Virginia
Americorn
Pwa
Reliable Meat Company
Independent Meat CO
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