Women of the Moose Leadership Roster Readout
Junior Graduate Regent Ruth Weekes and Senior Regent Luella Seranek lead a Moose chapter along with officers Josephine Cooper Agnes Shriver Roberta Swails Nancy Cortimiglia Helen Annis Blanche Phippen Ruth Vineyard serving in roles as recorder treasurer sentinel pianist chaplain and other positions in a named Moose organization roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Weekes
Luella Seranek
Josephine Cooper
Agnes Shriver
Roberta Swails
Nancy
Committee Chairmen and Meeting Schedule Summary
The document lists committee chairmen for various roles including Alice Sibel Library and publicity Margaret Rogers, child care and training Ethel Dvorsky, membership Wanda Drake, hospital Frances Woodfin, Moosehaven Margaret Penland, Mooseheart Jetha Shaeffer, social service Frances Meeks, homemaking Katie Baldwin, Academy of Friendship Geraldine Summel, College of Regents Elsie Zeithamel, Guide Mary Lou Quinlan, Assistant Guide Doris Schneider. Regular meetings are held on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month at 8:00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Rogers
Ethel Dvorsky
Wanda Drake Hospital
Frances Woodfin
Moosehaven
Margaret Penland
Mooseheart
Jetha Shaeffer
Frances Meeks
Katie Baldwin
Academy of Friendship
Geraldine Summel
College of Regents
Elsie Zeithamel
WCTM Chapters Schedule Enrollment Nite and Meetings
W C T M notes list Enrollment Nite on Tuesday the 2nd with Frances Woodfin chairing the Hospital Committee. Other events include College of Regents trip to Peg Wilsons on Feb 8, Hospital Committee meeting Feb 10 at Bertha Warner home, Iris at V A Hospital Dance Feb 18, Membership at Marilyn Jenson's Feb 18, Women's meeting Night Feb 9, Academy of Friendship Feb 23 with Clara Huffman leading, Moose Haven Committee Feb 25 at Mary Roberts, and Publicity Committee also Feb 25 with local paper watering for time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peg Wilson
Coralville
College of Regents
Bertha Warner
Vanita Roberts
Academy of Friendship
Clara Huffman
Ritual chairman thanks members and announces meeting
Ruth Herring speaks as Ritual Chairman thanking the group and Libby Navy for support. Katie Baldwin, Homemaking Committee chair, will host a different meeting on February 24 at City Electric Supply. Short month promises limited reports and notes several holidays and Valentine themes while urging Loyal Order of Moose and Auxiliary members to attend and recruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Baldwin
City Electric Supply
E. Prentiss
Abe Lincoln
Washington
Cupid
Valentines
Order of Moose
Sick List Highlights Winter Illness Across Local Brothers
A large monthly sick list notes multiple brothers under weather related illness. Names include Ivan Bott Fred Smith Warren Hunter Sam Cortimiglia Clarence Adrian Glen Datson Emory Stagg William Bell Melvin Havel and Rudolph Meka with hospitals Mercy Veterans Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Bott
Fred Smith
Mercy
Warren Hunter
Sam Cortimiglia
Veteran’s
Clarence Adrian
Glen Datson
Emory Stagg
William Bell
Melvin Havel
Washington Hospital
Rudolph Meka
Senior Regent Speaks at Heart of the Moose Meeting
The Senior Regent thanks co workers for bringing in new members in January and invites Darlene Ravenhorst Veletta Maple and Mary Margaret Sullivan to the group. They were sponsored by Katie Baldwin and Letha Chamberlin as Heart of the Women of the Moose members are welcomed and urged to attend meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene Ravenhorst
Veletta Maple
Mary Margaret Sullivan
Katie Baldwin
Letha
Also Mentioned on This Page
Women OF
THE
Alice Sibel
Mary Lou Quinlan
Doris Schneider
Don's
S. Dubuque
Don Meeks
Iowa City Bottling
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Sunshine Beverages
Miller’s
Conoco Service
Capitol and
Burlington
W.C.T.M
Hospital Committee
Iris
V. A. Hospital
Marilyn Jenson
Violet Ballard
Meda Smith
Helen
Novotny, Orie Solner
Elyn Goss
Moosehaven Committee
Mary Roberts
Ruth Herring
Libby Navy
First Federal Savings & Loan
Association of
Iowa City
Clinton & ColleGe
Iowa
Means Bros
Grocers
First National Bank
FDIC
Federal Reserve System
Women of the
Chamberlin
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