Williston Avenue Paving Approved After Inquiry
Protests over vibrolithic paving on Williston Avenue were overruled in a special city council session. The committee reported the paving meets specifications and is a first class job with affidavits from work supervisors. The city engineer will prepare assessments for adjacent property costs.
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Williston Avenue
Counci
Specia
Vibrolithic Company
Bryant Paving Company
John G. Miller
Wouncilman
Miller
Weight class junior basketball league plans formed
This winter three weight divisions are proposed for boys and young men 106 pounds and under 105 to 135 pounds and over 136 pounds. Six teams have already entered and more are expected. Public school gymnasiums may host practices and games if school boards approve.
Lectures to Address National Debate on Theology
The upcoming lectures focus on Dr Fosdick's theological stance fueling a nationwide interest. Scheduled for February, the talks aim to explore social and religious issues tied to contemporary controversy. Large southern hotels already use many electric fans for guest comfort.
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Deticg
Dr. Fosdick
Herren Addresses Waterloo Realtors Session
W E Herren of the National Association of Real Estate Boards spoke at the Waterloo Real Estate board meeting at Black's Tearoom. He said business nationwide was paused until election results are known.
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W. E. Herren
Waterloo
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Waterloo Real Estate Board
Black’s Tearoom
Hoe
Des ‘Moines
Babe Falls Toward Furnace Saved by Heat Pipe
Betty Guess, two, year old daughter of H W Guess of Iowa City, dropped into a furnace heat pipe while trying to retrieve a penny. She grabbed a ledge on descent and was pulled out by her mother. She suffered severe burns but is expected to recover.
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Town City
Betty Guess
H. W. Guess
Iowa City
Guess
Water loo playground workers to run winter swimming classes
Waterloo playground commission announces winter swimming instruction for all ages with separate Red Cross women’s classes led by Mrs. C.G. Rudolph and men’s classes led by Joe Eagle, aiming to use East and West High school pools. three basketball leagues to be fostered.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Playground Commission
The
Red Cross
CG. J. Rudolph
Attuck
Joe Eagle
Iowa State College
Ames
Fosdick to Lecture on Essentials of Religion at Grinnell
Grinnell Iowa November 4 The annual Gates foundation lecture series at Grinnell College will be delivered this year by Dr Harry Emerson Fosdick former associate pastor of First Presbyterian Church New York City on the subject Essentials of Religion The Gates lectures over the past decade have been given by authorities and international figures
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Grinnell
Gates Foundation
George A. Gates
Grinnell College
Harry Emerson. Fosdick
First Presbyterian Church of
New York City
Gates
Emi
Home-made Pinex cough syrup promises quick relief
A vintage home remedy text touts a cheap, simple cough syrup using Pinex and sugar or molasses. It claims rapid relief from chest tightness, sore throat, and bronchial symptoms within 24 hours and recommends asking a druggist for two percent ounces of Pinex with directions.
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Pinex Co
J. Wayne
Ind
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