Marion Woman's Club federation highlights contributions
Emma Klein presides over Marion city federation of women clubs outlining a year of cultural talks art and music exhibits plus a December community sing directed by Catherine Adams. events include art week November 3 to 10 a Mother and Daughter banquet next month and a hand needlework exhibit in January.
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MVISS
Emma Kleiy
City Federation of Woman's Clubs
Catherine Adams
Coe College Conservatory
Federation
Miss Klein
Stitzel
Club
George Washington
Reading Circle
Marion
State Federation of Clubs
Tennyson
Ivanhoe
Students Head to Colleges as Local Families Recall Names
Among the young folk leaving for college are Janet Lothian Eleanor Hanna Elizabeth Sloss and others bound for Ames Coe Cornell Grinnell Polytechnic and more. Family dinners host guests Harriett Giboson Bess Voris Mabel Alexander. Addison Marion Dray funeral services will be held at 2 pm in Yocom chapel with burial at Lafayette cemetery.
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Jeanving
Janet Lothian
Eleanor Hanna
Elizabeth Sloss
Robert Hutchinson
Jennings Hotchkiss
Robert Titus
Howard Markle
Charles Hanna
Ames
Robert Smith
Dale Smith
Jean Dow
Margaret Carson
Katheryn
Eleanor Kendall
Helen Burt
Mary Lockwood
Garth Hunter
Coe College
LaVerna Titus
Mabel Wiliams
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Jerome Kendall
Ralph Kendall
Polytechnic College
San Luis Obispo
Calif
George Oxley, Jr
Grinnell College
Addison Marion Dray
Yocom Chapel
CG J Biddle
The
Christian Church In Charge
Lafayette Cemetery
Community meeting changes and local visits announced
The 4 C s club will meet Tuesday with Mrs Carl Secrist instead of Mrs Robert Elkin. Mr and Mrs Vincent Donahoe of Kansas City visit Mr and Mrs L A Levassier. Miss Harriett Gibson and Bess Voris depart for Washington DC after vacation with Mrs W Rowan and Mrs Max Voris. Relief Corps supper is at Memorial Hall Tuesday at 5:30 for 25 cents. A series of spiritual recovery meetings starts Sunday at the Baptist church with Rev Arvid G Lagerquist, nightly for two weeks at 7:30. Devotion of the Forty Hours begins at St Joseph s church this morning, ends Tuesday evening with daily devotion at 7:30 led by Rev Father Kucera. Attendees include Mrs C J Biddle and others. Saturday they went to Walker for missionary conference with Linn County Christian churches.
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Harriett Gibson
Bess Voris
Miss Gibson
the Baptist Church
Arvid G Lagerquist
St Joseph's Church
Father Kucera
Prajrieburg
C J Biddle
Tda Lillie
Roy Mack
Walter Erwin
Charles Miller
Elda Kemp
J B Emmons
Walker
Linn County
Local Social Notes and Upcoming Meetings in City
Margaret Koppenhaver visits Waukegan guests through Wednesday. Peter Pazour hosts dinner for three families. Emma Johnson visits Cedar Rapids relatives. Centennial Encampment 91 to meet Monday at 8 p.m. at I O O F hall. For rent ad. Genevieve Carrington hosts bridge party and announces engagement to George K. Speake of Walker for October wedding. Elizabeth Conger leaves Mobridge S D. Helen Conger to Council Bluffs before returning to Marion. Marion Post 298 American Legion and Auxiliary plan joint picnic supper Monday at 6:30 p.m. with officer nominations and elections. General Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. Fidel ity Life convention attendee O Fohey to Milwaukee. Shakespeare Club opens its year Thursday at 7:30 p.m. J Horsfield from St Louis to visit I. H. Brennman home. Dr C E Drummond Dentist advertisement. George Oxley Jr leaves Monday for Grinnell College. O O P Club holds special meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs Mary English’s home.
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Marion Post
American Legion
Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Gold Star
The
Legion Post
Flags in pre Revolutionary days on display by D A R
A Denver D A R exhibit in Killian's window presents fourteen flags used in America before and during the Revolutionary era. Descriptions outline origins from Spain, Castile and Leon, Britain, Cromwell, and the Pine Tree and Liberty Tree banners. The display includes notes on Massachusetts and Paul Revere era symbolism, with Franklin's cartoon flag referenced as an early American emblem.
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Third Avenue
Killian’s
Peace Pipe
Daughters of American Revolution
Denver
Colo
Ashley
D A. R
L. R. Orr
National Defense Committee
C. W. Boegel
Spain
Castile and Leon
Christopher Columbus
Tsabelin
Ferdinand
San Salvador
Watling Island
Bahama Group
Red Cross of
St. George
Red Cross of St George
Drake
Cabot
Cape Breton Island
Europe
Cromwell
America
England
New England
Bunker Hill
Massachusetts
Paul Revere
Emerson
Benjamin Franklin
Pennsylvania Gazette
Washington
Franklin
Globe
Drink More Milk and Its Health Promise During War
The article urges milk consumption as patriotic and healthful, listing benefits for all ages, recommending a pint per day for families, and noting vitamin D fortification in some brands. It provides recipes and methods to use milk in stews, sauces, baked dishes, and beverages, highlighting affordability and convenience through pasteurized, evaporated, and canned milks.
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Dairles
Evaporated Milk Drink Recipes From Historic Home Guide
Recipes for cocoa based drinks and pruned juice blends using evaporated milk, cocoa, sugar and water. Includes instructions to heat gently, whisk, and avoid scorching, plus alternatives using prune pulp or fruit juice. Yields range from 5 to 11 servings across multiple drink variants.
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Marion News
Woman’s Club Federation
Emma Klein
Thomas Park
Cemetery League
Red Cross
Cedar Rapids
Williamson, W. V
Emma Johnson
Mildred
Helen
Leona Jean
Donald Johnson
Cedar
Teachers Club
Pstisides
Sus
C B. Vernon
Los Angeles
Csi
Harold Howe
Edward Sedlack
Gwendolyn Newlin
Huga Stirm
Helen Crane
Edith Benson
St. Josephs Catholic Church
Young Ladies Sodality
St. Joseph's Church
Joseph Cashman
Ralph Byerly
Christine Evers
Elnora Mohr
Bunco
Bridge
Harra Lee Rockey
Ethel McDonnell
Laura Brutsman
Colfax Circle
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Mesdaimes Mae O’kelley
Ruth Ratliff
Genevieve Hutton
Bessie Mulhousen
Minnie Johnson
Lena Lacock
Grace Phelps
Ruth Gibney
Myrtle Snyder
Hazel Slausson
B. F. Mentzer
Elmer Hollingsworth
Chicago
Mr. Mentzer
John Mentzer
Mack McFarland
Roy Ehlers
Julian Rollins
St. Paul, Minn
Celan Rollins
W. A. Bell
Helen and
Ethel
A. P. Munson
Harriett Giboson
Washington, DC
Mabel Alexander
Detroit
Yoda Hall
South Eleventh Street
Bu Ilness
Kitterman
Dial
4 C's
Carl Secrist
Robert Elkin
Vincent Donahoe
Kansas City
L. A. Levassier
Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Philco
MODEL
Smulekoff
Margaret Koppenhaver
Waukegan, Ill
Carl Nelson
Willard Paterson
Peter Pazour
H C. Lane
Maywood
Ill
Frank Pazour
Savanna
J W. Wilkerson
Marengo
Victoria Pazour
Arthur Foreman
Centennial
I O. O. F. Hall
Twelfth Street
Genevieve Carrington
George K. Speake
Elizabeth Conger
Inez Conger
Mobridge
S. D
Helen Conger
Leonard Burrows
Council Bluffs
S. C
General Ladies Aid Society of
the Methodist Church
Sunshine Division
O Fohey
Milwaukee
Fidelity Life Insurance
Shakespeare Club
J. A. Beeson
Seventh Avenue
Mrs. J. Horsfield
St. Louis
I. H. Brennaman
Des Moines
C E. Drummond
Grinnell
O. O. P. Club
Mary English
Fred
Laurance
Jeanette Beyer
Gazette
Graham Lusk
Cornell University
United States
Inter Allied Council of Alimentation
Cheese Fonda
Food Administration Bulletin
Fleischman’s Yeast
Siveral
Iran
Cedar Rapids Health Center
O.R.C
Kresge’s
Kresge
Ecru
Priscilla
Johnson's
Second Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids, In
Shadow
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