Dulcy the High Success Star Shines in West High Play
Marjorie Harker Curries headlines the West High staging of Dulcy the High Success as audiences praise her as the sparkling lead. Madge West debuts as dramatics supervisor with high standards, while supporting cast including Zimring, McGreevy, and Preston deliver strong character work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Rose and Black ™ School
Marjorie Harker
Dulcy
Madge West
Agnes Thomas
West’ High
Miss West
Daley
Sha
New York
Hubby
Angela
Raymond Sietsema
Gordon Smith
George Umbaugh
C. Roger Forbes
Zimring
Garrison Zimring
Vincent Leach
West
Schuyler van Dyck
Gene McGreevy
Willard Hemsworth
William Parker
Duicy
John Preston
William Mavrelis
Tom ‘Sterritt
Angelia
Marie Besh
Mrs. Forbes
Margaret. Gallup
Burton
Johnston
Blair
Patterson
van Dyck
Damage Suit Based on Ice Fall Injury Heard by Jurors
Mrs. Laura Wallace sues the city of Watertown for 5000 dollars claiming a slip on a crosswalk at South and Fourth streets near the First Congregational church last February 23 caused a fracture of her left hip. Jurors drawn in Judge R. W. Hasner’s division include Kenneth King and Edna Bloom among others. trial represented by Paulsen for the plaintiff and Sinss for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura’ Wallace
Kenneth “King
Edna A.” Bloom
Mer- Yll Brown
al Balsh
D. G. Iseminger
Stewart Fleming
Walter
A. Har- Ting
W. J. Inlay
H. Lindberg
Ray Arectt
Dale Douglas
P.d. Gibbs
H. Paulsen
the Plains
Carleton
Judge Wood Named Honorary President of Iowa Waltons
Judge George Wood and A. G. Willford were honored at the closing session of the state convention in Milan City. Wood named honorary president for the coming year. Willford chosen as a director from the third district. Other district directors include William Ewinger Burlington Dr W D Culler Osage and T W Townsend Marshalltown. Directors to meet later to select next convention meeting place with Des Moines and Sioux City inviting bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witerloo Izaak Walton “League
George Wood
A. GC. Willford
Milan City
Des Moines
Sioux City
Business College Faculty Attend Mason City Convention
Seven Gates Business College faculty members and two from Corn Belt Business College traveled to Mason City to attend the annual convention of the Town Association of Private Commercial Schools. Brice T. Gates, president of Gates College, chairs the association. The convention adjourns tonight after an informal banquet at the Mason City Country Club and a morning business meeting at Hotel Hanford. Gates is scheduled to address current day commerce courses.
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Gates Business College
Corn Belt Business College
Mason City
Town Association of Private Commercial Schools
Brice T. Gates
Gates College
Mason City Country Club
Hanford
Gates
Minister Seeks Healing Through Prayer at City Tabernacle
Reverend Minnie Dietz of the Four-Square Gospel Tabernacle on Eleventh Street west invites the sick to seek healing through prayer. Services are announced for today, Tuesday, and Friday, with a focus on faith in Jesus Christ as the same healer yesterday, today, and forever.
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Jesus Christ
Gallilee
Minnie Dietz
Four-square
Tabernacle
Eleventh Street
Waterloo City Hall Criticized By Grand Jury
Mayor Glenn A. Tibbitts defended Waterloo city hall after the Black Hawk county grand jury condemned its condition. The jail cell, plumbing, and overall upkeep were cited as antiquated, with recommendations to limit stays to 24 hours and transfer longer detainees to county facilities. The piece notes a historic shift from later eras when saloons dominated the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Black Hawk County
Tib
New Television System Uses Only Half of Band
Two Chi-1 sago radio engineers Garner and Sanabria of Western Television describe an experimental system requiring about half the band for TV signals. Using a disk with holes and rapid partial frames, they claim 61 kilocycles max band, fewer elements, reduced interference, and successful tests with a neon glow lamp receiver.
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Chiengg
Sago
L. P. Garner
U.S. Sanabria
Western Television Corporation
Garmer
Sanabrin
Garner
Chicago
L. Ganer, Ilert
A. A. Sanabrin
Yvonne Metz
Newspaper Editors Debate Handling of Scandal Coverage
At a north east division Town Press conference in Grinnell Iowa editors discussed printing policy on scandal. R S Sherwood urged sparing teens from sensational tales while promising decisive action against bankers misappropriating funds and bootleggers harming youth. About 80 editors attended with many wives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Press
Russell-Lamson
W. G. Ray
Grinnell Herald
Grinnell
Iowa Press Association
R. S. Sherwood
Parkersburg
Sherwood
Waterloo City in Brief reflects local travel and court actions
City in brief items note trips to Chicago for medical and professional engagements, a funeral in Cuba City Wisconsin, family visits from Waterloo residents traveling to southern California, Portland and Chicago, a divorce suit filed in Grundy Center Iowa, and a family motor accident on Sixteenth and Commercial Streets. Also mentions a Waterloo physician elected director of a national medical group and a law career move to Atwood Kansas.
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F. H. LaTier
Chicago
W. F. Jeffrey
Cuba City
Wis
W. M. Lentz
Grant Avenue
California
J. R. Thompson
Third Avenue West
Madison
Bessie Sam Monroe
Portland
Ore
Waterloo
Rena Presba
Sixth Street
J. E. O'Keefe
Detroit
L. W. Emery
Forrest Brown
Park Avenue East
Commercial Credit Company
Commercial National Bank
Atwood
Kan
C. A. P. Faulkner
Brown
Law College of
University of Nebraska
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Albert EB. Carpenter
Grundy Center
JE. H. Matthias
Betty’ Jean
Fowler Street
Matthias
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M. F. Williamson
HOTEL
Michigan
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Idaho
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Thone
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