West High Plans Annual Commencement Ceremony
West High prepares for the forty-fourth annual commencement with five days of services from May 28 through June 2. The program includes senior class play, graduation at First Methodist Church, and processions, with 69 graduates, 37 girls and 32 boys, led by two valedictorians and salutatorians.
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West High School
West High Assembly Room
Fred J. Clair
First Congregational Church
Waterloo Theatre
First Methodist
Moem
Want Mayer
Everett Houser
Jewell Johnson
Coralle Green
Meyer
Ardis Cook
Bev
Methodist Church
Compriger -Reve FW
Court “Damascus Priumphal Mere Boys
James Proneater
Jack
Squi Hazel
Gaston Gumbert
Evelyn Weigand
Alexander
Harold R. Allan
Russell H
Ballantyne
Frances
Barron
Mabel C
Branton
Charles H
Brown
Fivelyn Gertrude
Burnham
Joseph
Kenneth
Button
Harry J
Cohn
Elmer Ue Conger
Alma Mary
Cooke
Ardis Mignon
Cowlishaw
M. Ruth
Decker
Evelyn M
Draper
Paul Ix
Forrester
James K
Gaston
Hazel_M
Greene
Coralie
Harke Romney Haselman
A. Willig Ci
Hersch
Margaman
Clarence G
Hilmer
W. Waldo Hitchins
Owen
Houser
Everet Huck
Doris
Johnson
Jewell W
Kern
Helen Grace
Misner
Arvilla
Eleanor
Mythaler
Belva Jane
M.thaler
Femn
M.mythaler
Mabel E. Mythater
Pearl G
Medlvin
Dayne Nickerson
Jessie E
Perrin
Mark Paterson
Kenneth L. Pullener Gardner
Heaney
Inson
Kenneth Smythe
Bernice Frances Dorothy
Speicher
Dorthea Esther
J. Tarbell
Robert M
Quetta
Thompson
Annabdelles Whitney
Joan Wolfe
Dwight He Wooley
Edith Carrol
Bemis Henoneton
Kenneth Peterson
Jeremy VW
Harold Alexander Hatten Patrick
Squire Piper
Way Fairbanks
Clarice Courtne
Margaret
Girl Says Grace in Cafeteria in Chicago Tale
Marie King, a 13 year old, explains she always says grace before meals even in the cafeteria. She recalls learning to kneel and give thanks from her grandmother and the Children’s Home in Danville. She lives with her mother at 1654 West Congress Street and recently cares for her wounded mother after a streetcar accident.
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Chicago
Marie King
Grace
Tate
Marie
Carmen's Hall
Danville
Congress Street
John McLaren
Iowa Tops Nation in New Car Purchases for Year
Iowa leads all states in new car purchases since January with 25 814 vehicles The National Underwriter lists New York as second with 33 839 cars Pennsylvania Massachusetts Illinois Ohio and California follow Florida has the fewest with 678 and New Mexico 774
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Town
New York State
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Ilinois
Ohio
California
Florida
New Mexico
Eleven or More Bishops Possible at IM E Conference
Des Moines May 7 The Methodist Episcopal general conference discussed electing bishops and officials with a plan due by May 11 and reports suggesting up to 13 bishops. A joint committee on Asia division and resolutions to expand church work in Russia were also noted amid rule changes.
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Des Moines
Methodist Episcopal Church
Committee On Episcopal
College of Bishops
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Asia
Russia
Newsprint Law Seen Bad for Shortage Relief
Washington May 7 5 BE Thomason manager of the Chicago Tribune told the senate committee the newsprint shortage could worsen if a law interferes with paper making. He advocated voluntary savings by Chicago papers and noted large metropolitan dailies average similar news columns to smaller papers.
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Thomason
Chicago Tribune
Senate
Ribune
Tribune
Chicago
Wooden Hat Forest’ Menace
Washington
D.C
Risdale
American Forestry Association
Judge Springer Seeks Supreme Court Seat With Thirteen Omen
Judge W. J. Springer of New Hampton, entering the race for justice of the supreme court, says “Thirteen is my good omen” as he campaigns in the thirteenth judicial district. He has practiced law 30 years and served eight years on the bench, counting on Republican support to advance his candidacy.
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Thirteenth Judicial District
W. J. Springer
New Hampton
Thirteenth
Justice
The
Supreme Court
Springer
One More Consolidated School Added to List in Delaware County
Manchester Iowa reports a vote approving consolidation adding a ninth consolidated school in Delaware County. Mrs. Austin Morey died in Cincinnati after illness. funeral held in Manchester. The item notes the continued expansion of local education and lists family connections and community events surrounding the consolidation news.
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Delaware County
Austin Morey
Manchester
Art ‘Mour & Co
Mar
Mia
To Morey
Mannax City
Dundee
Oak, Park, Chi
Ar. Morey
Cincinnati
Ste
Isabel
William
Graham
Kansas City
M. J.yoran
Catholic Church
Chester
Conte
Order
National Church
WH. L. Gouphnour
St. Mary's Church
Belwe
Waterloo High School
Operstts
I Jana ’Sioux Cily
Armory
Glovelyn
Erowine Saundly
Huberta Clemans
Assurcaret Graham
Doris
Davis
Zea
Bilis
Athents
W. B. Hawkes
William J.’ Hawkes
Sivas
Armenia
Hawkes
Ay. Cc
France
Near East
Pan
Aust'n Morey
Danderine Ad Claims Hair Renewal Glow
An advertisement for Danderine promotes a product that allegedly removes dandruff and hair loss. It asserts hair regrowth, added vigor, brightness and thicker strands after application. The blurb emphasizes visible improvements and a shiny, healthy look.
Summer in Northern Pine Woods with Local Notables
Readers learn of a summer in Northern Pine Woods with Randall Dutty Wayne Hall and others while the Gresley consolidated holds a county defamation contest. The Memorial building progresses at Mow Bank and Ogilvie workers install terra cotta front on the Farmers & Merchants State Savings Bank project.
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Randall Dutty
Wayne Hall
Court Chaumabershium
Max Tsunsen
Joe RaSh
Co. Bu
Gresley Consolidated
John Averit
Rob
Ert
Anderson Pont
G. A. St. Sind
Mow Bank
Ogilvie
Teon Farmers & Merchants
Ings Bank
Pest
Don’t Hide Freckles With Veil Ree tnovy Thou Whh
An advertisement touts double strength Othine for freckle removal with a money back guarantee. It promises improvement after a few applications and even total fading of some freckles. Buyers are urged to ask for double strength Othine.
Local family duties outlined for summer at farm
Minn residents plan a partial summer on the farm with son Frank. Averill will supervise a nearby 49 acre tract. Mr and Mrs Harvey G Zeller of 414 Forest Avenue are appointed to care for Memorial Hall.
Zeller Family Assigned Hall Duty and Sweden Uses Peat Coal Substitute
Mr Zeller, a mail carrier, will guard the hall in the evening while Mrs Zeller handles afternoon duties. Separately peat powder is now employed in Sweden as a direct firing substitute for coal in locomotives.
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Mr. Zeller
Mrs. Zeller
Sweden
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West High
Ross
Leavitt and Johnson Building
Dedk
J. C. Murphy
D. D
First National Bank
Percy R. Wood
Leavitt & Johnson Bank
Waterloo
Br Denn Ff
Mewtbeg
Btinske
s_ BLACK HAWK FRUIT & COMMISSION CO
Iows
Scieton Center
Milinesy
Iapy
FISK
Lillie A. Arnett
Elix
Buick
Buic
Sycamore
Morris Motor CO
East Fifth St
HAT Nash
Morris & Company
Standard Oil Company
Palmolive Company
American Steel Foundries
Nash
West Motor Sales Inc
Jefferson Street
F. O. B. Kenosha
Nash Quad Chassie
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