Forty-Five West High Class Entering College
Forty five graduates of West High School from the 1925 class will enter colleges this fall, led by Cedar Falls Iowa State Teachers College with 30 entrants. Names include Dorothy Barth Cecil Burgese Eloise Burton Charles Busby and many others. Additional students attend Iowa State Ames University Town University Iowa City Grinnell Tarkio and other institutions across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High School
Fred J. Kluss
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Dorothy Barth
Cecil Burgese
Eloise Burton
Charles Busby
Anna
Marie Decker
Clifford Fra
Warne Wilson
State University
Paur
Iowa State College
Ames
Peter Bakker
George Dickinson
Robert ‘Ta~ber
Nick Chardon
Thelma Hoepner
University of Town At
Iowa City
George Bickley
Grelichton University
Omaha
Neb
Cortlandt ‘Ogle
Pomona College
Clairmont
Cal
Margery Pullen
Tarkio College
Tarkio
Ida Schultz
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Mary Stevenson
Margaret Weishaar
Gladys Towne
Grinnell College
Grinnell
Mary Cowan
Lake Forest College
Lake Forest
Ill
Rasar van Niman Ad Ervin
Ingera Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Funeral Rites Held For Dysart Woman
The body of Mrs. Be. F. Douglass, 77, a prominent Dysart resident, was brought from Ocoma North Dakota for burial after dying while visiting relatives. The Eastern Star had charge of the service with no minister present. Mrs. Douglass, born January 4, 1874 in Dixon, was wed to Mr. Douglass July 10, 1873 in Prairie du Chien Wisconsin. The couple lived in Dysart since 1886. Mr. Douglass, a Civil War veteran, served as pharmacist here for 25 years and postmaster for nine. Surviving are the husband and an adopted daughter, Mrs. Maricra Barbra of California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dysart
BE. F. Douglass
Ocoma
Eastern Star
Douglass
Dixon
Prairie du Chian
Wis
Maricra
Barbra
Cal
Lingame
Alhum
Radio listings reflect busy 1930s station schedule across midwest
Across Davenport Des Moines Omaha Chicago and Detroit stations present a dense slate of musical programs orchestras jazz string ensembles and talks. Notable names include Ralph Semergon organist Sylvia Chapleau pianist and Jean St Anne tenor. Friday and Thursday listings show closing markets home management lectures and multiple baseball score updates alongside school of the air broadcasts. HI Y clubs organize at West HI Y with first meetings planned at the Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
WEA
WHS
Chicago
Ralph Semergon
Sylvia Chapleau
Jean St Anne
WMAQ
WEN
Chicago Cross
Wow
Wad
Rainbo
Rainbo Skylarks
Plano Lors
WEBH
Oriole
Uptown
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WGX
Detroit
Proram
WEAF
Wak
Detroit-Ponti Ac
WHAT
Transas City
School of the Air
WBBM
Accasion
KYW
Onginlog
WGN
Jazz Schimper
W ™ Maq
Trip
Ryzahath Brokee
WEB
Chicago Post
Mnnulalls
Uptown Theatre
WEBR
Tight Onern Company
Muskateers
Minneapollast
Paul
Goodwin
WOX
WDAE
Kansas City
ASD
St. Louis
Commerce Hour
Prank
Kuila
WWS5
Detroit-Pontine
John Andrews Named Ad Director Livestock Producer
John Andrews formerly of Waterloo becomes title director of advertising for the National Livestock Producers Association in Chicago. He now oversees the association's monthly publication National Livestock Producer and directs its business affairs. The paper is printed in Waterloo at Fred L. Kimball company plant. The association has 300,000 members and operates 13 livestock commission houses with annual business around $120 million. Andrews retains interests in Fred L. Kimball and in the Waterlan Jersey farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Andrews
Waterloo
Na- Homa Livestock Producers Association
Chicago
National Livestock Producer
Fred & Kimball Company
Nant
National Livestock Producers Association
Andrews
Fred L. Kimball Company
Waterlan Jersey
Woman Farm Manager J G Safley Dead in Traer Iowa
Traer Iowa Sept 10 Mrs J G Safley longtime prominent and successful woman farmer near Traer dies at home aged about 78 Born Tipton Iowa married Captain John G Safley Civil War veteran later moved to Toledo and then to a large farm near Traer She managed the 1000 acre farm for more than 40 years after her husbands death in 1879.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traer
J. G. Safley
Towa
Toledo
Afr. Safley
Capt. Safley
Notable Iowa Farm Matron Remembered by Community
1 000 eres. She was cited by a governor as the most successful woman farmer in the state. For years her son Pre aided in farm management. The Safley home was a rural show place in Tim county with a large library and art works. She raised her own three children, took in two orphans, and cared for three hung grandchildren left motherless. Her siblings include Mrs. Charles Whee of Cedar Rapids and a brother Frank ener in Pendleton Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pre
John McClain
Safley
Tim County
Zuk Hagenson Couple Illegally Wed In Iowa
The couple Peter Zuk and Irena Hagenson from Thompson Iowa wed this week in Nepal and will not be prosecuted. An investigation by a friend of the bride’s mother revealed the bride was 16 last June. The mother, prostrated by the news, and the veteran witness is under government treatment. After the marriage the couple returned to Thompson then fled when officers sought them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Z UK
Irena Hagenson
Thompson
W. Thompson
Salt
Thomsson
Batt
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West High
Belicious
Ine
Andy
Des Moines
Woaw' Omaha
REY
WOC Travenport
Radio Farn School
First Baptist Church
BASE
Indus” Cly
Y. Alga
POL USA
Eveready Columbia
Eveready
Ce National Carbon Company, Inc
New York
San Francisco
Evereapy
Columbia
Waterloo Electrical Supply Company
West +h Sr
Columbia Dry Cells
Repass Automobile Company
Gerda
John G. Wright
Jefferson
Kurtz-Reinhart Co
Fuel & Transfer
West Mullan Ave
G. H. Hospers
Paul Davis Building
Tamaco
Uso
MY Valet, Inc. Master Cleaners
Han
Commercial National Bank
Zuk-Hagenson
Cal J. Miller
Neomilady
Dinek
Children’s
Lisle
Ioeeasin Tov
Sycamore
Union
Asus Cay
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