Outdoor swimming pool at Boy Scout camp nearing completion
Construction of a 50 by 90 feet pool at the Boy Scout camp, funded by a $3,500 total cost with a $500 gift from the Henry Wels estate and $1,900 from the Mothers' Auxiliary. William Buxton awarded the contract. work includes site clearing, windmill erection, and pipeline laying. Camp helpers to be chosen tonight at Boy Scout HQ. Court of honor and court of review meet Friday at city hall.
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Wil
Iam Buxton
Henry Wels
Boy Scout Headquarters
Lafayette Building
Court of Honor
City Hall
John Deere Plant Expands with New Entrance Building
Currie Construction to start a 30 by 18 foot concrete brick and glass entrance building on Miles street between McKinley and Jefferson as part of John Deere Tractor Company expansion. Project cost about 2500 dollars with facility upgrades for workers and access to enlarged plant, unused reservation areas being graded for further improvements.
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John Deere Tractor Company
Currie Construction Company
Miles Street
McKinley and
Jefferson Streets
John Deere Tractor
Boy, 2, suffers left leg fracture after porch fall
Max Huffman two year old son of Mr and Mrs Charles D Huffman of 606 Dawson Street suffered a compound fracture of the left leg above the knee when he fell from the front porch of his home today He was taken to St Francis hospital
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Max Huffman
Charles D. Huffman
Dawson Street
St. Francis Hospital
Famous Dancer Maurice Mouvet Dies in Lausanne
The internationally famed dancer Maurice Mouvet died of tuberculosis at the Hotel Savoy in Lausanne. His wife Eleanor Ambrose, formerly of Kansas, was with him. plans to bring his body to Paris for burial were reported. Mouvet’s career, marked by early Paris triumphs and a string of high-profile partnerships, ended as audiences shifted to newer dance trends.
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Paris
INS
Maurice Mouvet
Lausanne
Switzerland
Eleanor Ambrose
Kansas
International Illustrated News
Maurice
Madelaine
Basualdo
Barbara Bennett
Newton
Kan
New York
Art
Grace
Europe
Thiu
Savoy
Florence Walton
Leonora Hughes
Joan Sawyer
Afan Tolin Rade TA
Looks Like Rain as Retail Secretaries Hold Conference
Delegates of the Interstate Association of Retail Secretaries met at Hotel Russell-Lamson for their spring conference. Rain and threatening weather shortened sessions, with most attendees driving and fears of impassable roads. H. H. Matt of Osage Ta. delivered the sole address on organizing a countywide retail merchants association. Officers for the association will be announced.
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Interstate Association of Retail Secretaries
Russell-Lamson
H. H. Matt
Osage Ta
Waterloo Retail Merchants Association elects officers
Elected at the fall meeting, the place for which will be selected by the president and secretary later. Russell DeGon, secretary of Waterloo Retail Merchants Association, is president. About 30 merchants associations in Iowa and southern Minnesota are represented in the organization.
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Russell DeGon
Waterloo Retail Merchants Association
Iowa
Minnesota
East Junior High Groups to Present Annual Concert
Musical organizations of East Junior High will give a concert in East High auditorium Wednesday evening June 1. Miss Norma Galser, the Junior High music teacher, will announce the complete program next week. The affair is presented annually by the Junior High musical groups.
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East High
Norma Galser
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Buxton
Wels Estate
Tractor Company
Nicholas Golpin
Florence Yalton
America
LeGénora
Carlos
Julia Claussen
Metropolitan Opera
Strauss Peyton
N.Y
Broadway
45Th Street
Phillips
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company
Charles H. Phillips
Jesse Stone
All Ladies
Electric Park
Chicago
Detroit
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
JA. Harlow
Wabash Rai Union Station
Des Moines
Walnut
United Presbyterian Church
Elson’s
Waterloo
Cash Department Store
Miss Carson
Heastern Millinery Market
Miss
Matron
Georg
Kayser
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