Campanile Dedication Speech at Cedar Falls College
Carl Magee receiving the campanile gift at Cedar Falls College is celebrated by alumni and students. Magee, editor of the New Mexico State Tribune, reflects on dreams and ladders to success, urging high ideals and lifelong service as graduates recall the college’s traditions and aims.
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To Our Dead Katherine Kuelmar
Poem honoring fallen soldiers praising heroes who died for country from diverse backgrounds. It reflects gratitude and national pride, recalling sacrifice on land and sea and the enduring heritage of the red white and blue.
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Cedar Falls News Note From Waterloo Evening Courier
George H. Twaddue, resident news representative in Cedar Walls, of the Waterloo Evening Courier and Squiry Reporter, office at 111 West Fourth Street. Telephone details incomplete.
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Graduation for Cedar Falls Teachers College Class of 407
Cedar Falls May 31 The fiftieth anniversary graduation program at the Iowa State Teachers College will culminate with 437 diplomas awarded after Judge Gemmill delivers the commencement address. The service includes an academic procession and diplomas signed by state education officials. Barsalou directs vacation church school sessions starting June 14 with multiple denominations. Students and faculty reflect on temple life and the call to service as graduates are urged to build lives that reflect divine purpose and community impact.
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Build Temple Lives in a Graduates Exhortation
Echlin challenges graduates to shape character through practical deeds and service as a finished project of their lives. The address to the audience urges persistent effort, self discipline, and community focus in the wake of school completion.
Pageant of 50 Years Viewed By 3500 At College
The pageant written by James Hearst of Cedar Falls commemorating Town State Teachers College half century was staged Saturday evening in the men's gymnasium before about 3,500 spectators. Mary Vaughan of Waterloo received high praise for a strenuous role despite her father's death hours earlier, delivering a powerful performance in Knowledge. Guests and locals, including Mrs Jarl W Howe and daughter Bar We, noted four weeks vacation plans and social visits involving Cedar Falls residents and Danbury travelers en route to Bridgeport and Knoxville.
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Chimes Emblem Of College Tradition Dedicated
A ceremonial dedication describes a campanile emblem with a four faced shaft and 15 bells. Alumni emphasize tradition and devotion, urging governors to uphold the college’s aims and to remember the founder’s vision as chimes inspire future service.
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Suffrage Alliance rejects US National Woman's Party
Paris May 31 The International Woman Suffrage Alliance voted 123 to 49 against admitting the National Woman's Party of America to membership in the alliance. The vote reflects divisions over strategy and alignment among suffrage groups.
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Fortieth Annual Baggalaureate Address by Seerley
Cedar Falls May 31 Special Seerley president of Iowa State Teachers College delivered the fortieth consecutive baggalaureate address to graduates. He urged balance in education and emphasized religious, moral, and social duties. He linked the college’s fiftieth birthday to broader issues in American life.
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Cedar Falls
Homet H. Shertey
Iowa State Teachers College
Dr G G Bickley Buys Wellington Apartment House
Dr G G Bickley buys Wellington Park Avenue and Wellington Street apartments from Mrs Minnie Crinnen widow of late Dr J O H Crippen. He also purchases a large vacant lot to the north. building will be renovated into nine apartments in the coming weeks. Transaction handled through BM Storm & Co realtors.
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Weekend Wire Flashes Rally Wary in Various Fronts
Senator Borah attacks moves for state prohibition referendum in a speech to Presbyterians in Hallimore. French High Commissioner Jouvenal reports peace near in Syria as BBC dispatches note. A wave of deadly bombardments in Dae occurs with 600 killed. wreaths mark Mount Vernon burial. banker Mode testifies of a pardon bribe. Philadelphia marks sesquicentennial with building dedication as Kellogg and Hoover attend.
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Mrs. Mary Mooney Dies at Waverly Rites Wednesday
Mrs. Mary Mooney 76 resident of Waverly dies at 6 40 a m after paralysis onset March 28. Requiem mass to be held at 2 a m Wednesday at St Marys Catholic Church. Survived by two daughters Mrs E A Sager and Miss Hinne both of Waverly. sister Mrs Nellie Sornberger of Waterloo. Husband William, a pioneer blacksmith, died years ago.
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Missing Dumont man seeks work message to family
Dumont, May 30. Finn Manifold, operator of the Dumont farm near here, was given a lift to a point near New Hartford Saturday afternoon. The family and officials, who were searching for him, learned late Sunday that he told his benefactor he was looking for work and asked him to notify Manifold's family he was all right. He disappeared Thursday and did not return that night, prompting a Friday morning search.
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Dump Fire on Commercial Street Lights Up Repeatedly
Firemen battled a dump fire at the end of Commercial Street at 6 30 pm yesterday, the second blaze in days. Four engines fought the rubbish inferno for an hour, pouring thousands of gallons of water. Earlier three still alarms were set for blazing automobiles, including a car at 1276 Broadway. A car on Philip Street suffered damage, while a Mathews vehicle on Fifth Street east was saved after a short circuit. a. B. Mathews affixed to Fifth Street. Better Be Insured than sorry. Baytt of Herman C. Miller, Phone 2404.
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Cummins and The Service Men Urge Primary Vote
Senator Cummins is the candidate for nomination for U S Senator. Vote for him at the primary June 7. He is the man.
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