Women of the Moose Honor Local Regents and Officers
Junior Graduate Regent Luella Beranek and Senior Regent Josephine Cooper lead a list of Women of the Moose officers including Ruth Vineyard as Junior Regent, Agnes Shriver as Treasurer, Leatha Shafer as Sentinel, Helen Nandell Argus, Fern Perry as Pianist, Blanche Phippen as Chaplain, and Roberta Swails in the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Beranek
Josephine Cooper
Ruth Vineyard
Agnes Shriver
Leatha Shafer
Helen Nandell
Fern Perry
Blanche Phippen
Roberta Swails
Committee Roles and Meeting Details
A list of committee chairs and affiliates including Elizabeth Schillig publicity Margaret Rogers child care and training Margie Powers membership Eva Cooper hospital Dorothy Cooper Moosehaven Margaret Penland Mooseheart LaJean Tinker social service Lillian Abbott homemaking Margerie Kempf Academy of Friendship Airlie Duros College of Regents Libby Navy Guide Iris Nibel Assistant Guide Helen Annis Regular meetings held the first and third Tuesdays each month at 8 00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Schillig
Margaret Rogers
Margie Powers
Eva Cooper Hospital
Dorothy Cooper Moosehaven
Margaret Penland
Work with the construction gang not wrecking crew
Quote emphasizes choosing productive labor with the construction crew over the wrecking crew, urging alignment with builders and practical work rather than destruction. The line suggests a contrast in approach to projects or efforts, highlighting teamwork and constructive action.
W.O0.T.M Notes November Activities and Meetings
W.O0.T.M notes scheduled events for November include Enrollment Night of the Women of the Moose on Tuesday at 8:00. Library Committee meets November 5 at Marge Powers 406 No Van Buren. Publicity Committee gathers November 11 with Nora Hinchliffe. Child Care and Training Committee hosted by Josie Rees on November 17. Moosehaven on November 18 at Edna Smith home. Membership Committee November 18 at Arlene Dolezal with Gerry Summel co-hostess. Mooseheart November 17 at Helen Annis with Roberta Swails. Social Service November 18 at 604 Grant Street hosted by Clara Kloffman. Homemaking at Vesta Millers November 24. W T O M meeting night November 16 includes Hawaii trip. Academy of Friendship Night on Fourth Tuesday. College of Regents Meeting November 8. Veterans Day November 11 noted. Iris at Veteran’s Hospital November 18. Happy Thanksgiving to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marge Powers
No. van Buren Street
Nora Hinchliffe
2Nd Ave
Coralville
Iowa
Josie Rees
Evans Street
Moosehaven
Edna Smith
Jefferson St
Arlene Dolezal
Gerry Summel
Mooseheart
Helen Annis
E. Washington
Roberta Swails
Clara Kloffman
Grant Street
Vesta Millers
Plum St
Senior Regent Speaks at Annual Bazaar and World Tour
The Senior Regent thanks co workers for help with dining room and kitchen at the Annual Bazaar. TheWorld Tour travels to Hawaii with slides of Ann Niffin's summer trip. Extra passengers join the Cruise from visiting Chapters on November 16. Home Game Day lunch on November 6 features the Iowa Michigan State game and Dad's Day at the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Ann Niffin
Iowa Michigan State
Hobo Dance for Charity at the Stomping Grounds
A Thursday night ho bo stomp invites va rants and travelers to the rails for a stew bake to raise money for a Children's Christmas party. A flat car band will provide music while drifters wash their packs and attend in humble dress to support the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Town
Knights of the Road
Sick List Updates From School Board Bulletin
The board notes one sick member, Frank Peltz, at home. Best wishes for a speedy recovery and continued good health for all remaining students and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Frank Peltz
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Women OF
THE
Cece
Iris Nibel
Cescuene
Moose
Miller’s
Conoco Service
Capitol and
Burlington
Oral Miller
Iowa City
T.M
Women of the Moose
Academy of Friendship
College of Regents
Iris
Veteran’s Hospital
Savings & Loan Association of
Clinton & College
Grocers
S. Dubuque
First National Bank
FDIC
Federal Reserve System
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