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1 Untitled The cannon and crossroads in winter snow; photo.
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2 School bell calls alumni to annual dinner 375 alumni and faculty meet in Des Moines; hear messages from those not present, including long message from Anna McGovern; honor rural teachers; photo.
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3 Alumni talk at state conference Roster of ISTC alumni and faculty participating in Iowa State Teachers Convention.
4 Edith V. Forsythe Alumna now teaching at Blackburn College.
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5 Sixty-one enter ranks of alumni at fall term Thirteen students earn bachelor's degrees; forty-eight others earn diplomas; description of ceremony; list of students who earned degrees and diplomas.
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6 Alumna owns old school bell Mrs. Benjamin Boardman owns bell used at recent alumni dinner.
7 Dr. Seerley elects to hall of fame Two of President Seerley's nominees are elected.
8 Homecoming lives up to promises Review of 1930 Homecoming events.
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9 Faculty String Quartet draws high praise Group organized in fall 1930 pleases campus and local audiences; photo.
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10 Debaters meet foreign school for first time ISTC debaters argue the question of military preparedness with Oxford debaters; photo.
11 Mary E. Caster Alumna dies in Patterson, New Jersey; had been math teacher.
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12 Fourteenth conference attracts alumni List of those who participated in Problems in Elementary Education Conference
13 Karl B. Stein President of Musical Dramatic Conservatory of Chicago.
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14 Fall play is seventeen scene extravaganza Produce "Beggar on Horseback"; hailed as college's first attempt at "expressionism"; photo.
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15 Grand scale benefit for memorial theatre
Aitchison--Alison E. (Class of 1903; Geography Faculty) 		Will present benefit performances in April; goal is $100,000; $15,000 is on hand; still need $85,000.
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16 "Extra" activities have future Alumnus Alexander Roberts writes article on extracurricular activities.
17 Fourth "Superior School" named Kossuth County school under direction of alumna Gertrude Sage honored.
18 Homer H. Seerley Sketch to be included in book about American educators.
19 Students to present "The Poor Nut" Will present comedy of college life.
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20 Iowa teachers, their problems and opportunities
Goetch--Edward W. (Education Faculty) 		Outlines need for more teachers and for greater degree of training; brief survey of program of Placement Bureau established in December 1928.
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21 Graduate teaches in roving college Alumnus H. S. Busby is part of Omnibus College, an educational institution, which travels from location to location.
22 History surrounds campus cannon Brief history of cannon on ISTC campus; notes on original dedication ceremony.
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23 Boy Scouts spend day on campus Scouts swim, parade, tour campus, and attend football game.
24 Dads turn collegiate for a day Outline of program for second annual Dad's Day.
25 Student journalists stage first prom First Press Prom held in East Gym; 163 couples attend.
26 Students hear noted minister E. A. Steiner speaks.
27 U. S. Commissioner inspects college William Cooper visits campus and talks with faculty and students.
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28 College joins national federation Wendell Bragonier is delegate to National Student Federation of America; Student Council is affiliated with this group.
29 Famous quartet on lecture program Kedroff Quartet is third group on series; Tipica Mexican Orchestra will be next.
30 Glee clubs sing "The Messiah" Three hundred students, under direction of Professor Charles A. Fullerton, sing twelfth campus rendition of Handel work; short history of presentation of work at college.
31 Purple Pen goes on sale Fifth issue ready.
32 Second "Tutor Ticklers" planned Will put on vaudeville show again; three thousand people enjoyed last year's show; raised $210 for Student Loan Fund.
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33 Fraternities elect new officers Roster of fraternity and sorority officers.
34 Glenn A. Bakkum Alumnus was chair of town and country life conference in Kansas.
35 H. L. Eells Gives two addresses at town and country life conference in Kansas.
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36 Enrollment keeps even keel Winter term enrollment is 2130, despite fears that economic difficulties might lead to enrollment declines.
37 Extension Office redecorated Offices changed and new equipment ordered for space in Old Gilchrist Hall.
38 The news rolls in Urges alumni to continue sending news to the Alumnus.
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39 Cagers open season with decisive victory Season preview.
40 Last of basketball captains Lloyd Haberichter is captain; practice of elected, permanent captains will be discontinued; photo.
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41 Stiff schedule seasons gridders for 1931 Team finished 1930 season with 2-5-1 record; roster of letter winners; schedule for 1931.
42 The varsity football squad of 1930 Team photo; photo.
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43 Harriers win conference meets ISTC cross country team defeats Penn and Simpson.
44 Mat men drill for Illinois tussle Fifty men report to Coach McCuskey for wrestling team; season preview.
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45 Cooper named most valuable player Stewart Cooper named football MVP for 1930.
46 Election of captains abolished Coaches will appoint captains before each contest.
47 J. B. Lake wins annual decathlon Competitors complete ten track events; scores of those who placed highest.
48 League decides to prevent ties Iowa Conference devises point system to determine league championships in case of ties.
49 Wrestling schedule for 1931 Schedule of opponents and dates.
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50 Carl Kluever Assistant athletic coach at Champaign, Illinois; came the longest distance to attend Homecoming. Second place went to Rachel Newkirk, principal of grade school at Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
51 Dr. David H. Rummel Dr. Rummel was the oldest alumnus registered at the College for Homecoming Day. L. J. Wilkinson, physician at Laurel, Iowa, was the second oldest alumnus registered.
52 Emma B. Aderman Has been an instructor of Spanish speaking girls, for the past four year in the Frances De Pauw School in Hollywood, California; reports that the institution is supported by the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church.
53 George S. Dick State supervisor of schools at Madison, Wisconsin; has charge of organizing county meetings of school boards in Wisconsin.
54 Graduates elected to high posts Two alumni elected to the United States Congress. They are C. William Ramseyer and Fred C. Gilchrist. Alumni elected to the legislature include William E. Long, Herbert B. Carroll, and Carl S. Missildine.
55 Harold G. Frisby and wife Mary V. Dick Now operating a farm at Griffin, Saskatchewan, Canada. They have three daughters.
56 Harriette E. Shimp and Janice Shimp The Shimp sisters spent the past summer touring Europe. They sailed from Quebec, Canada, on June 25. Their itinerary included France, Switzerland, Germany, Belgium, and England.
57 Mrs. Angus R. Steadman The former Margaret L. Dick is a teacher of agriculture at an orphan's school at Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Mr. Steadman is a graduate in agriculture at the University of Wisconsin.
58 Robert I. Dick Robert I. Dick is now employed as assistant chief engineer with the Wisconsin Motor Company at Milwaukee.
59 Vera Lighthall Lighthall, associate professor of English at Northern State Teachers College at Aberdeen, South Dakota, is the author of an article on "High School Drama--Creative, Re-creative, and Recreative" in the October issue of "Education."
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60 Anna G. Childs Acting as a companion for a young woman from New York who is attending Pomona College. Childs will reside in Claremont, California, during the academic year. While residing at Long Beach, California, she received a visit from Jennie Hutchison.
61 Faye Freshwaters Has been teaching for two years in Lawton, Iowa; has accepted a position in the Sioux City schools at Sioux City, Iowa.
62 Frances Dearborn Accepted a position at Johns Hopkins University, at Baltimore, Maryland. She was professor of primary education at the Indiana State Normal School at Terre Haute, Indiana.
63 Fred S. Paine From San Francisco, California, Paine is now employed as a research worker in the Medical College of the University of California.
64 Gladys M. Cocking Gladys Cocking is teaching the first grade at Hawarden, Iowa, where she currently resides.
65 Grace Aitchison Acting as assistant dean of women at Michigan State Normal College at Ypsilanti, Michigan. She also teaches Bible in the English Department and acts as secretary of the Y. W. C. A.
66 Lowell Carver Accepted a position as coach in Wellman, Iowa. While at the College, he was president of the Wesley Foundation, vice president of the Minnesinger Glee Club, a member of Lambda Gamma Nu and Phi Tau Theta fraternities.
67 Martha Jennings Kindergarten and primary teacher in Wellman, Iowa. She has been teaching there for the past four years. She was a member of Kappa Theta Psi Sorority while a student at the College.
68 Mary D. Reed Has been supervisor of third and fourth grade, in the Course of Study Department at Los Angeles, California; will fill the place left vacant by Frances Dearborn as professor of primary education.
69 Mr. Hans Holst Anderson Assistant professor of English at the A. & M. College at Stillwater, Oklahoma. He received the Ph. D. degree at the University of Chicago last summer. His wife, the former Pauline Waits received the bachelor of arts degree in 1924.
70 Mrs. A. H. Hoffman Has been recently appointed vice chairman of the National Rehabilitation Committee of the American Legion Auxiliary. She presented the Christmas program at the annual conference of presidents and secretaries in December.
71 Mrs. Frank W. Hicks The former Elsie I. Arnold of Minot, North Dakota, visited Dr. Seerley, president-emeritus of the College, on the way to Iowa State College at Ames, Iowa, where her son is attending college this year.
72 Mrs. W. E. Fisher The former Lillian B. Daniels, of Fort Dodge, Iowa, who taught for a number of years at the College after graduation, is now traveling agent for the American Fruit Industries and lectures on foods in public schools, before clubs and organizations.
73 Vivian Brady Instructor in mathematics at Stronghurst, Illinois. She is also attending Saturday classes at the University of Iowa in order to receive credits toward a master of arts degree.
74 William E. Iblings Iblings has accepted a position as instructor in the Commercial subjects at one of the high schools at Cincinnati, Ohio. He formerly taught commercial subjects at Madison, Illinois.
75 Wilma Smith Teaching public school music at Newhall, Iowa. While a student at the College, she was a member of the Bel Canto Glee Club, Hamilton Club, and V. O. V. sorority.
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76 Adolph Kramer Former head of the Violin Department at Tulsa University at Tulsa, Oklahoma, Kramer is now a member of the Orchestral Department of the high school at Charles City, Iowa.
77 Anna Lodwick Teaching home economics in the government Indian school at Wahpeton, North Dakota. She attended the University of Colorado at Boulder during the past summer.
78 Belle Smith and Stella E. Smith The Smith sisters of Des Moines attended the one-hundredth anniversary of the founding of the Christian Church in Hopesdale, Ohio, of which their great-grandmother, Katherine Fry Croskey, was a charter member. They also visited Niagara Falls.
79 Beulah Scott Teaching in the high school and junior college at Joliet, Illinois.
80 Dana Campbell Recently received a scholarship in music composition at the Eastman School of Music, at Rochester, New York, where she is working on a master's degree.
81 Earl A. Miller Initiated in August into Epsilon Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa, national honorary education fraternity, at the State University of Iowa at Iowa City. This fraternity recognizes scholarship, research, and service.
82 Etta B. Fluke and Ella Fluke Ella is registrar and teacher of English in the University of New Orleans in Louisiana. Last year she taught Bible study in Rust College in Hollis Springs, Mississippi. In 1929 she received a master's degree from Northwestern University.
83 George R. Kramer, Jr. Formerly secretary of the Y. M. C. A. at Fort Dodge, Iowa; now life insurance agent at Fort Dodge.
84 Glover B. Ferrell Superintendent of schools at Oelwein, Iowa; elected president of school superintendents and high school principals at the 37th Annual Convention of the Northeast Iowa State Teachers Association at Cedar Rapids in October.
85 J. W. Jarnagin Member of the Board of Directors of the Iowa State Normal School, 1886-1892; was a delegate to the district meeting of the Kiwanis Club at Waterloo, Iowa. He operates a weekly news service for country newspapers in Iowa.
86 Lelah Trowbridge County superintendent in Wayne County, Iowa; visited the College; arriving for extension service in history for the rural schools of her county and also for the Saturday study center service applied to the teaching of language in the schools.
87 Linnie Butts Has been teaching in the high school at Oelwein, Iowa, for several years; was elected dean of girls in the high school there.
88 Mrs. H. C. Rubie The former Martha Leahy, who formerly lived in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, now resides in Pocatello, Idaho. Mr. Rubie is a teacher of science in the high school at Pocatello.
89 Sadie Peters Teaching her third year as Normal Training Critic at Garden Grove, Iowa, was also given the principalship of the high school there this year. She attended the University of Colorado at Boulder during the past summer.
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90 Catherine C. Downey Normal training critic at Vinton, Iowa, this year.
91 Clarence Baker Manager of the School Annual Division of the Waterloo Engraving & Service Company, Waterloo, Iowa; had been manager at the Water-Gas, & Electric Company at Cedar Falls, Iowa; was business manager of the Old Gold while at the College.
92 Dr. R. L. Barnett and Mrs. Ella Ford Miller J. P. Street, superintendent of schools at Atlantic, Iowa, presided at a Teachers College banquet held at the Calumet Café. Other speakers were R. L. Barnett, Ella Ford Miller, and Mrs. Carl Granville.
93 Dr. Reuel H. Sylvester Professor of psychology at Drake University; gave a lecture before the Parent Teachers Association of Polk County, Iowa, on "Mental Hygiene."
94 Lola Ruth Wiles The daughter of J. Lee Wiles, of Gary, Indiana, married Silas Johnson, son of Susan C. Johnson, of Liberal, Kansas. She has been teaching in Kenosha, Wisconsin. They will reside in East Chicago, Indiana.
95 Lora Lighthall Teaching nature study and mathematics at Fort Dodge, Iowa Junior High School. She is chair of a new committee on Records and Finance, having charge of the school banking.
96 Mrs. Frank M. Swasey The former Nelle Runyon of Berkeley, California, visited her cousin, Mrs. Henry Clay, and family, and her son, Joseph B. Clay, president of Clay Equipment Corporation, and wife, formerly Grace Hovelson.
97 Mrs. J. W. Wolever The former Martha J. Dawson taught at Purdue University in the Department of Physical Education during the past summer. She has accepted a position as part-time secretary in the student Y. W. C. A. at the University.
98 Mrs. L. A. Thomas The former Adelia Gregg of Red Oak, Iowa, writes words of praise for the summer term graduation address given by G. W. Walters, professor of education at the College, under whom she studied mathematics at Iowa Wesleyan in 1886.
99 Mrs. Roderick Chisholm, B. B. Welty, Mrs. John Riggs, and Mrs. Frank W. Hicks. The former Belle Hayes (Chisholm) of Griswold, Iowa, visited the homes of the former Alice Shoemaker (B. B. Welty) of Nevada, Iowa; the former Lydia Eckhard (John Riggs) of North Dakota, and the former Elsie Arnold (Frank W. Hicks) of Minot, North Dakota.
100 Walter L. Ernst Was superintendent of schools at Bayard, Iowa; now teaching in the Science Department of the Von Steuben School in Chicago.
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101 Beatrice D. Landes The daughter of Dr. F. H. Landes, of Mount Ayr, Iowa, married A. M. Luyben, of Sioux City, Iowa. Luyben is manager of the White Sewing Machine Company, of Sioux City where they will reside. Beatrice was Head of the Home Economics Department at Newton.
102 Dorothy Anderson The daughter of C. A. Anderson, of Long Beach, California, married Wade Crone, of Marshalltown. Mr. Crone is a sales manager for the Western Grocery Mills at Marshalltown, where the couple will reside. Dorothy has taught two years at Toledo, Iowa.
103 Katherine Mooney The daughter of Johanna Mooney, of Waterloo, Iowa, married John M. Frost, son of Matt L. Frost, of Waterloo where they will reside. John is employed by John Deere Tractor Company.
104 Leota M. Walter Leota Walter married Judson B. Daniels in June. They will reside in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
105 Louise Sater Louise Sater, of Rock Rapids, Iowa, married Richard M. Abel, of Chicago, where the couple will reside. Richard is special agent of the Indemnity Insurance Company of North America with headquarters in Chicago.
106 Lucy E. Evans Lucy Evans married John S. Hoffman in February. Lucy has taught in Leon and Allison, Iowa. John is a graduate of the Mining School at Rollo, Montana, and has done engineering work in Africa. They are living on a farm north of Leon.
107 Mary Elizabeth Reed The daughter of J. W. Reed, of Oelwein, Iowa, married Cecil O. Price, son of Clarence Price, of Troy Mills, Iowa, where they will reside. Mary is teaching at New Sharon.
108 Mina Marten Mina Marten married Cyril D. Lance in September. They live in Madison, Wisconsin.
109 Mrs. Austin Burt, William A. Bartlett, Elmer E. Bartlett, Moses Willard Bartlett Elaine L. Alexander married Richard B. Burt in Ontario, California. Richard is the son of Austin Burt, formerly Mary E. Bartlett, and the nephew of Will A. Bartlett and Elmer E. Bartlett, and the grandson of late Professor Moses Willard Bartlett.
110 Olga Miller The daughter of George Miller, of Norway, married Dr. D. S. Challed, son of C. W. Challed, of Cedar Rapids. Olga has been teaching kindergarten since her graduation. He is a first lieutenant in the medical reserve.
111 Ruth Sperry The daughter of M. C. Sperry, married Clarence E. Platz, son of L. G. Platz, of Waverly. Ruth has taught for the past four years in Shell Rock, Iowa. He is in the milling business at Janesville, Iowa where they will reside.
112 Velma I. Orris Married Glenn I. Harris in June; has been teaching home economics for several years at the Colorado School for Deaf and Blind. Glenn is a department head at the same school. They will reside in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
113 Zillah Mae Royer Zillah Royer married Everett F. Ford. They will reside in Coon Rapids, Iowa.
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114 Anna B. Dougherty Anna Dougherty married Dr. Gerald M. Fisch in July. They are residing in Rock Rapids, Iowa. He graduated in dentistry at the University of Iowa in 1924.
115 Bess Munson The daughter of Martin Munson, of Flandreau, South Dakota, married Louis F. Winter, Jr., son of L. F. Winter, of Hinton, Iowa. They will reside in Hinton, where he is a partner in the dairy business with his father. Bess has been teaching home economics.
116 Clarice Donly The daughter of Amy Donly, of Eagle Grove, Iowa, married Dr. Thomas A. Gardner, son of A. T. Gardner, of Ottumwa, Iowa. He is now director of the Bureau of Dental Hygiene at the State University in Iowa City, where they will reside.
117 Dorothy Judd and George O'Dell The daughter of Lymann Judd, of Hazelton, Iowa, married George O'Dell, son of U. J. O'Dell, of Clarksville, Iowa. Dorothy has been teaching in the Fayette School as principal of the grades. He is a salesman for a farm implement corporation.
118 Dwight Williams Julia Porter, of Grinnell, Iowa, married Dwight Williams at Charles City, Iowa. They will reside at Ann Arbor, Michigan, where he is employed with the Real Silk Company.
119 Edna B. Hollis The daughter of Arthur Hollis, of Hudson, Iowa, married Earl W. Klingaman, son of F. L. Klingaman, of Waterloo, Iowa. She taught for the past three years and at Hampton, Iowa, last year. They reside on a farm near Waterloo.
120 Emma Deck Emma Deck married Clifford M. Duffey, of Phoenix, Arizona. They will live on a ranch near Phoenix. She formerly lived in Le Mars, Iowa. She taught in the rural schools near there.
121 Fannie W. Dreyer The daughter of William Dreyer, of Aplington, Iowa, married Fred Schoeneman. They will reside at Ackley, where he is employed with the Standard Oil Company.
122 Gladys G. Hoyer The daughter of H. V. Hoyer, of Whittier, California, married Hubert H. Jenkins in October. They are residing in Whittier, California.
123 Marion Weed Marion Weed married Loren Fithian in May. She is a student at the Teachers College, of Cedar Falls, Iowa.
124 Naomi Gethmann The daughter of Fred Gethmann, of Gladbrook, Iowa, married Lawrence Ball, of Gladbrook. He is employed by Armour & Company. She taught in the Commercial Department of the Valley Junction High School for the past three years.
125 Shirley Garrett The daughter of E. O. Garrett, of Cedar Falls, Iowa, married Stuart Refshauge, son of A. H. Refshauge, of Cedar Falls. He is employed as a salesman with the Sanitary Products Company at Detroit, where they will make their home.
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126 Alice Rowley The daughter of Theodore Rowley, of Charles City, Iowa, married George Brown, son of N. E. Brown, of Waterloo, Iowa. George is now a radio expert with the Fagan Electric Company at Cedar Falls, where they will reside.
127 Anna R. Gallmeyer Anna Gallmeyer married Howard S. Hamilton. She is now principal of the Harvey High School. Anna is a member of the Irving Literary Society, Y. W. C. A., W. A. A., and of the National Education Association.
128 Bernadine Barnt The daughter of H. S. Barnt, of Sac City, Iowa married Lloyd C. Brunner, son of C. H. Brunner, of Sac City. Bernadine has been employed as secretary for the district manager of the Central West Telephone Company at Sac City.
129 Cathryn Burns and Dr. Ansgar B. Jensen The daughter of John Burns, of Sheldon, Iowa, married Ansgar B. Jensen, son of Dr. J. Jensen, of Cedar Falls, Iowa. Cathryn has been a primary teacher in Sutherland and Williams, Iowa. Ansgar graduated from the School of Dentistry at the University.
130 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ponsar The former Florence Petersen and husband, Albert, of Mt. Auburn, Iowa, announce the birth of a daughter, Charmaine Maree, born in May.
131 Mr. and Mrs. Chester Billings The former Louise E. Nulph, and husband, Chester, announce the birth of a son, Richard Dean, born in August.
132 Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. McLaughlin The former Gladys Henderson and husband Fred McLaughlin, of Arnolds Park, Iowa, have a son, Glen Dale, born in February. Fred is a salesman for Delco gas.
133 Mr. and Mrs. George W. Paschen The Paschens, of Chicago, Illinois, announce the birth of a daughter, Mary Jean, born in January.
134 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Higdon The former Glyde C. Fox, and husband, Gerald, announce the birth of a daughter, Marilyn Jean, born in July.
135 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Christensen The former Emelia Hovick and husband, Henry, of Sibley, Illinois, announce the birth of a son, Eldon George, born in September.
136 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Thrall The former Aimee Paulsen and husband Leonard, of Anthon, Iowa, announce the birth of a son, John Robert Thrall, born in May.
137 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Farlow The Farlows announce the birth of a son, David Raymond, born in November. Paul has been connected with the Agricultural Colonization Department of the Illinois Central Railway Company for several years.
138 Mr. and Mrs. Van Marker The former Evelyn L. Knowlton and husband, of Rockford, Iowa, announce the birth of Robert Craig Marker, born in August.
139 Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hladek The former Iola Ware and husband, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, announce the birth of a daughter, Phyllis Jean, born in April.
140 Mr. and Mrs. William R. Wilber The former Esther Paschen and husband William announce the birth of a son, Robert Wray, born in November.
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141 Cornelia Norton Died at her home in Marshalltown, Iowa, October 19. She was the only daughter of J. E. Norton of Marshalltown. She is also survived by a brother, John, of Las Vegas, Nevada. Cornelia was an art teacher in Marshalltown.
142 Dr. Grover H. Alderman Dean of the College of Education at the University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, died November 28 at the age of 44. One of the most outstanding alumni of the College, he was born in Story County in 1886, and was raised in this state.
143 Edward H. Cunningham Member of the Federal Reserve Board died of heart disease while at his desk in the United States Treasury Building. He was appointed a member of the Federal Reserve Board by President Harding in 1923.
144 Mrs. Arthur C. Cole The former Clara Wakefield, of Adel, Iowa, died at the Iowa Lutheran Hospital in Des Moines, Iowa, On June 27, 1930. For the past few years she and her husband have been conducting an abstract business in Adel, Iowa.
145 Mrs. C. W. Anderson, Ruth Popejoy, Lucille Popejoy, Keith Popejoy, and Paul Popejoy Mrs. I. M. Popejoy died June 16, 1930 at York, Nebraska, where her daughter Maude Anderson resides. Ruth is in Quito, Ecuador, Lucille is a nurse at the Omaha City Mission; Keith and Paul are both band instructors at Cresco and Marion, Iowa.
146 Mrs. Donald Sutherland The former Beatrice Decker died in September, 1930. She is survived by her husband and two sons at Monticello, Iowa, where her funeral services were held. She taught school for about two years at Monticello prior to her marriage.
147 Mrs. Gertrude M. Way The wife of Cecil F. Way, died November 28, 1930, at Eldora, Iowa. Cecil and a child of one month survive Gertrude. Cecil has been in the automobile business at Eldora, and at one time was employed as superintendent of schools in Iowa.
148 Mrs. James Fields and Mrs. H. E. Peterson J. J. Auld, father of Bertha Auld (James Fields), and Jennie Auld (H. E. Peterson), died August 29, at the home of Dr. Peterson at Granite Falls, Minnesota, after suffering for two years as a result of a stroke. Auld had invented a voting machine.
149 Vernard R. Roderick Died on February 11, 1930, at Nashville, Tennessee, where he was employed by the Apex Oil Corporation as accountant and credit manager. He is survived by his wife and two small sons. He was buried at Waterloo, Iowa.