Walton official declares devotion to conservation
Fred H. Doeliner 42 general manager of the Izaak Walton League of America died suddenly at his Chicago home. A. C. Willford Iowa division president praised Doeliner as a conscientious worker whose overwork for the league and conservation drove his death. Doeliner, ill with gall bladder trouble, had been treated at a Chicago hospital after a January convention setback. He aided Iowa efforts on the state fish and game department revision bill and recently handled secretarial duties for the Town division due to a resignation.
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Izaak. Walton
League of America
League
Izaak Walton League
Fred H. Doeliner
Izaak Walton League of America
Chicago
A. C. Willford
Iowa Division
Doeliner
Willford
Iff
Waterloo
Iowa Waltonians
Iowa League
State Fish and Game Department
Iowa
Wilford
Doellner
Harry Erwin
Grand Junction
Writing Vocabulary of Child Is Topic of Lorenz Thesis
Miss Elsie Lorenz, supervisor of west schools for two years, earns a master’s degree at University of Iowa commencement Monday. Her thesis, The Writing Vocabulary of A Third Grade Child, uses local school studies to show third graders' writing vocabulary is smaller than their speaking vocabulary. She will teach three elementary education courses during the first six weeks of the summer session at University of Arkansas.
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Elsie Lorenz
West Schools
University of Iowa
Lorenz
Fraternity Alpha Chi Epsilon Becomes Corporation
Alpha Chi Epsilon at the State Teachers College is incorporated as a non profit. Paul Akin of Grundy Center is named president with Harvey Reuter Cresco as vice president Lyle Mikesell secretary Edward Mason and Thomas Jackson Pan Hellenic representatives listed. Berlin reports a war book Nothing New on the Western Front sold 200000 copies in four weeks.
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Alpha Chi Epsilon
Towa State Teachers College
Eva Brebner
Paul Akin
Grundy Center
Harvey Reuter
Cresco
Lyle Mikesell
Gerald Baxter
Cedar Falls
Edward Mason
Thomas Jackson
Pan-Hellenic Council
Berlin
Local Briefs from Waterloo Cedar Falls Area
City in brief reports on Lucille Knowles visiting Omaha relatives, F W Powers returning from Detroit visit, Mrs Charles Marsh improving after operation at Allen Memorial, Dr E F Stevenson and Burr C G Boston moving offices to Black Building, Frank Robinson modestly improving after hernia surgery at Allen Memorial, Mr and Mrs J M Hudson visiting San Francisco area, H Gates injuries from auto wreck showing slight improvement but remains serious, Mrs John Hildebrand recovering from injuries after Park avenues crash, Paul Hanna to receive Doctor of Philosophy degree from Columbia University on June 4. Hanna has deep ties to the Waterloo Cedar Falls area.
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Charles A. Marsh
Leland Street
Allen Memorial’ Hospital
E. F. Stevenson
Burr
Boston
Marsh Place Building
Black Building
Frank Robinson
Allen Memorial Hospital
J. M. Bee Hudson
Waterloo
San Francisco
California
John G. Hildebrand
Third Street West
Park Agenas
Commercial Street
Paul Hanna
Wesley Hanna
Emily George
B. F. Knapp
Cedar Falls
Columbia University
New York
Peruvian Fliers Start Flight to New Orleans
Capt. Carlos M. Pinillos and Lieut. Carlos Zegarra of Peru departed Bolling Field at 5 30 am for New Orleans on the first leg of a journey to Zima. They fly a Bellanca cabin monoplane.
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Washington, D. C
Carlos M. Pinillos
Carlos Zegarra
Bolling Field
New Orleans
Zima
Cystex 48 Hour Test Ad at Cal Miller Drug
An old style advertisement urges readers to try Cystex for bladder and backache symptoms. It promises a 48 hour test at Cal Miller Drug Store 218 West Fourth Street with a money back guarantee if not feeling renewed and sleeping better. The ad stresses relief from burning and itching sensations and leg or groin pains for 60 cents.
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Cal Miller Drug Store
West Fourth Street
Stops Toothache With E-4 and E-7 Fillers
Advertisement notes that drops of E-4 Tooth Filler stop toothache and E-7 fills seal cavities, harden quickly, and may last for months. It promotes relief almost instantly, a temporary filling, and lists Robert Drug Co. and GC. J. Miller as sellers at two city addresses, price 25 cents for two bottles.
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Robert Drug Co
Sycamore St
Injured Man Held on Drunk Driving Charge
A warrant served on Ernest Doran of Denver Iowa after an incident led to his arrest on drunk driving charges. Deputy Sheriff Harry Allen conducted the operation late last night following a police spec.
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Ernest Doran
Denver
Harry Allen
Doran in Double Rollover After Logan Avenue Crash
An automobile accident on Logan Avenue one mile north of the city limits left Doran's car overturning twice after a collision with a car carrying Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Ferber. Doran was taken to his Denver home with an injured shoulder before a warrant ordered him to report when able. Police note Doran reportedly called for the ambulance but had already left the scene.
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Logan Avenue
Doran
G. G. Ferber
Donald Street
Denver
Allen
Der
Markets Closed For Memorial Day Observance
All leading security and commodity markets were closed today in observance of Memorial Day. The New York coffee and sugar exchange will not reopen until Monday.
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New York
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
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