Program announced for business women's meeting at church
Plans are set for a session organizing the proposed business women's club at First Baptist Church tomorrow evening. Supper at seven in the basement, followed by a program featuring Miss Jeanette McFarquhar of Davenport describing the London-Hand club spirit. Miss Elizabeth Madson will read, Mrs L. McColm will sing, and piano lessons will be offered at reduced cost. A Christmas club will meet weekly. six lessons cost twenty five cents.
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First Baptist Church
Misa Jeanette McFarquhar
Davenport
Elizabeth Madson
L. McColm
Girl Employees Enjoy a Halloween Frolic at Roach House
Young women at Roach and Munser Sash and Door Co. hosted a Halloween frolic at the adjacent Tos e house. Committee leaders Barbara Hager Clarice Barnard Henrietta Beckman and Christina Leman arranged orange and black decorations, oak leaves, and corn stalks. Music from Acolian Vocalion provided by Schmidt Music Co. The evening featured games dancing and a Halloween luncheon.
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Hose House
The
Roach and Munser Sash and Door Co
Roach and Musser
Tose House
Mins
Barbara Hager
Clarice Barnard
Henrietta Beckman
Christina Leman
Ha Hen
Schmidt ‘Music Co
California Syrup of Figs Ad Claims Safe Child Laxative
An old advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a gentle treatment for constipation in children. It promises quick relief from stomach aches diarrhea and listlessness, claiming the laxative routine will restore natural playfulness and health within hours.
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California
California Its Syrup Company
BR. Club Party Honors Montana Young Women
The T RK B club hosted a haldowe masquerade at Mid Mario Ryan's home on West Seventh street. Guests included visiting Mary Sprinkle of Clyde Park Montana and Grace Scarum of Billings Montana. Prizewinners were Hester Bowman for best masque and Grace Scarum for best ghost story. A luncheon with orange and black decor closed the evening.
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T. BR
Montana
T. RK. B
Mario Ryan
Weat Seventh Street
Mary Sprinkle
Clyde Park
Mont
Grace Scar
Billings
Hester Bowman
Gunton
Grace Scarum
Scarum
Sprinkie
Swimming glasses to begin Tuesday morning at YWCA pool
After pool repairs at the Young Men's Christian Association the YWCA announces swim classes starting Tuesday morning. A workers class runs seven to seven thirty and a high school girls class seven thirty to eight. All participants must undergo medical exam and report for a physical. Reports are invited Thursday or Friday from four to six pm or Saturday from six to eight pm before Dr Emma Braunsworth.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Taade
Y. Ww. A. Wile
Ato
Association Rooms
Emma Braunsworth
Entra Nous Club Hosts Halloween Party at Mrs Colima’s Home
Members of the Entra Nous club were delightfully entertained this afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. E. Colima on Sycamore Street where she presided at a Halloween party. The rooms were decorated with Halloween symbols in an orange and black color scheme. The afternoon featured festive activities in keeping with the season.
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Entra Nous Club
Mra. J. E. Colima
Sycamore Street
Famed
Contesta
Triscuit Whole Wheat Snack Originating in Niagara Falls
Quick Pick up Luncheon features Triscuit a shredded wheat wafer toast made from whole wheat grain including bran promotes healthy digestion and bowel movement. It is a yeast free bread without additives ideal for children requiring thorough mastication. Toasted and served with butter or soft cheese for picnics or excursions. Manufactured at Niagara Falls New York.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Colorful Halloween Table Setting Report
A festive scene titled for an autumn gathering describes a table set in orange and black. Cardboard cat and witch place cards indicated each guest’s seating, with nut cups also matching the Halloween color scheme.
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Cheon
Women tour Continental Serum Company laboratories
Eighteen guests gathered at Mrs. Gates Wilson's home on Orchard Avenue and visited the Continental Serum Company Laboratories on Lot Avenue. Dr. S. H. Hart and Cates Wilson greeted them, guided tours explained Korum production steps, then returned to the Wilson residence for further time together.
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Continental Serum CO. Laboratories
Gates Wilson
Orchard Avenue
Continental Serum Company
Lott Avenue
Into Mobile
S. H. Hart
Cates Wilson
Wilson
G. Raymond Titus
C. A. Bartlett
Vergil Fravo
Edward Lundtke
J. F. Hill
T. S. Douglass
Neptkou
John ‘Olds
M. Zong
Maggle Tough
Ming Madle Tough
Charles Albright
Charles Morrill
M. Callahan
B. E. Bauthorty
Out of Town Guests Honored by Local Mission Society
Mrs C J McKenzie of Botland Nob and Miss Margaret Johnson of Ericson Nob were honored guests at a Missionary society gathering hosted by sister Mrs George Mendenhall on Town avenue. Members complimented the visitors with a decorative hall and a small cardboard black cat favors. A brief program featured Miss Juanita Hyso piano solo, Miss Joel Schroeder and Miss Velma Grimm recitations, and Miss Evelyn and Adalaide Parott piano and violin. Afternoon event ran from three to five.
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C. J. McKenzie
Botland
Nob
Margaret Johnson
Ericson
George Mendenhall
Town Avenue
The
Missionary Society
Honnon
Halelowe'on
Juanita Hyso
Misan Jowell Schroeder
Velma Grimm
Evelyn
Adalaide Parott
Afra
Paul ‘Round
Mra
Wermann Schroeder
Lows Angersbaech
Kensington Club Holds Monday Meeting at Mrs Schwandke’s
Members of the Monday Afternoon Kensington club met yesterday afternoon for their regular gathering at Mrs C H Schwandke’s home 916 Town Avenue. Each woman worked on fancy needle work and visitors shared the afternoon. A six o’clock sociable was served by Mrs Phillip Stein at her home on Worst Second Street. The next meeting will be November 6.
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Martha Washington Club
Blanche Custer
Blanch Custer
Second Street
Che Eurenty
Lona Guck
Milas Villa Mark
Mise Dna Custer
Rosina Hagerman
Myrile Doty
Maud Kanoff
Lona Gel
Nola Cattell
Mary Rininsland
Aldo
Maude Kanoff
Misa Gertrude Kruger
Joucas Street
Kensington Club
C. H. Schwandike
C. HW. Schwandke
Town Avenue
Phillip Stein
Worst Second Street
Hahn
Marie Hahn
West Fourth Street
First Methodist
Muscatine Launch Club Hosts Annual Halloween Frolic
Ninety Batterson Stores clerks and friends gathered at the Muscatine Launch Club House for the second annual Halloween frolic. The club house was decorated with fall foliage and corn, creating a festive scene for the event last evening.
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Muscatine
Batterson Stores
Muscating
Cream Balm Advertisement for Nasal Relief
An ad promotes Ely's Cream Balm to relieve colds and catarrh by applying a small bottle into the nostrils. It claims instant relief as the antioptic cream soothes swollen mucous membranes and clears air passages, promising easier breathing and less nasal discomfort. It targets druggists and readers seeking quick relief.
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Ely
Evening Halloween Festivities With Music and Luncheon
A rustic setting hosted the evening's Halloween festivities with the Chase orchestra providing music throughout. Late in the evening a delicious luncheon was served by the Chocolate Shop caterers.
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Alalka
Chase Orchestra
Hallowe’en
Chocolate Shop
Miss Foley Hosts Monday Evening Five Hundred Club
Miss Foley hosted the Monday Evening Five Hundred Card Club at her East Sixth Street home. Three tables played Five Hundred with high score won by Miss Mabel Leslie and guests prize to Miss Mae Cronin. A luncheon followed. Next hostess Miss Margaret Healey will preside November 13 at her Burlington Road home.
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Miss Foley
Nana Poley
East Sixth’ Streat
Mabel Leslie
Mae Cronin
Misa
Margaret Healey
Burlington Road
Child Conservation League Meeting Highlights Health Notes
Miss Elizabeth Fayle, school nurse, spoke at a Child Conservation League gathering at Mrs. A. L. Madden's West Fourth Street home. She discussed children’s diet, sleep, and adenoids and tonsillitis causes and prevention. A committee of Mrs. Wilbur Demorest, Mrs. A. L. Madden, and Mrs. Frode Schmidt was formed to plan next year’s program.
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Elizabeth Paya
Elizabeth Fayle
Child's Conservation League
A. L. Madden
West Fourth Street
Wilbur Demorest
Frod Schmidt
Hallowe'en Masque At Concannon Home Delightful Party
Christina Schmidt Mildred and Lo ona Wishart Bertha Bishop Ocean La Grille Riva Smalley Ines Goozer Smalley Bessie Brown May Fowler Mary Atta Hoopes Jennie Schmidt attended a Hallowe'en masquerade at Mink Gertrude Concannon's East Fourth Street home. Guests wore masks, causing amusement as identities were concealed. The house carried Halloween decor. games and music filled the hours with light refreshments served late afternoon.
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Concannon
Christina Schmidt
Mildred
Loona Wishart
Bertha Bishop
Ocean la Grille
Riva Smalley
Ines Goozer
Aather ‘Smalley
Bessie Brown
Datte Anthony
May Fowler
Mary Atta ‘Hoopes
Jennie Schmidt
Hxt
Ifttla
Mink Gertrude Concannon
Weeat Fourth Street
Gamon
Halloween gatherings at VU and area churches
Seventy youths attended a ghost party at the United Brethren church parlors in white costumes. Wilma Klaiss performed readings and music, followed by a late luncheon in orange and black decor. Nearby, Sunday school teachers planned a Christmas program for December 24 with musical pieces and readings. Eugene Dungan hosted sixty friends at his parents' country home with hayrack transport and prizes awarded. Additional events included Halloween games, refreshments, and a party hosted by Orvilla Foster with comic costumes and various games.
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Christian Endeavor Society of the
United Brethren Church
M Las Wilma Klalss
German Evangelical Church
Helen Klopp
Cedar Street
Eugene Dungan
Daniel Dungan
Gontx
Priza
Fred Dean
J. F. Hill
Orvilla Foster
Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Advertisement
Distress from kidney and bladder troubles warned as early signals of danger. Dr Kilmer’s Swamp-Root herbal remedy promotes healing of kidneys, liver, and bladder. Sample bottles offered by mail. readers urged to buy at local drug stores. Advert mentions Muscatine Daily Journal.
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Kilmenny
Girls Merry Night At Inez Davis Home Halloween Party
Miss Inez Davia hosted a Halloween party at 14 Sycamore Street with white dressed girls visiting nearby homes as ghosts. A dainty luncheon and candy favors followed a musical games evening. Separate events included a Philharmonic club business meeting postponed to January at Schmidt Music Hall and a Young Women's Christian Association open house with marshmallow toast and music. Hess Sada Wilson led a Bible study at Musser Public Library, with the next class Monday evening.
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Inez Davis
Inez ‘Davia
Sycamore Street
Philharmonic Club
Schmidt Music Dall
Schmidt Muale Hall
Young Women's Christian Association
Hallowe'en
Musser Public Library
Hess Sada Wilson
Halloween Gatherings At Homes And Church Notice
Miss Ocean LaGrille hosted a Halloween evening with May and young friends on Sycamore Street. Robert Rankin’s Park Lane home hosted thirty five youths for music games and decorations. Christian Endeavor holds a church party at 7 50 tonight. Women’s Relief Corps meets at MacCabee Hall tomorrow at 7 30. Dorcas society gathers tomorrow afternoon at Mrs I W Spooner’s 402 Boggs Street.
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Robert Rankin
Christian Endeavor Society of German Congregational Church
Dorcas Society
I. W. Spooner
Boggs Street
Alleged Fight ers Plead Not Guilty
William Potter and Abe McGinty, arrested by Officer Humphreys on a charge of engaging in a fight, refused to plead guilty before Judge 7. C. Coster and were returned to jail to await trial set for 6 o'clock this afternoon. The alleged fray took place on West Front street at the foot of Linn Street.
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William Potter
Abe McGinty
Humphreys
7. C. Coster
West Front Street
Linn
Iowa Scholars Up To Average In UW? 8s
Iowa City reports town school children totaling 722,423 are up to the average of those brought out in the university system. Ansochited Press Leased Wire notes the figures reflect local school enrollment and compare with university outputs.
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IOWA
Ansochited
Iowa City
Uni
Iowa Professor Reports On School Standards
E J Ashbaugh of Iowa State University released a yearlong study on the standard maintained by Iowa schools. The report was prepared for submission to the State Teachers Association convention in Des Moines next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
E. J.ashbaugh
Iowa State University
Iowa
Ashbaugh
State Teachers' Association
Des Moines
Pape’s Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestion Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape’s Diapepsin as a remedy for gas heartburn indigestion and sour stomach. It claims relief within six minutes and warns of symptoms like belching nausea and headaches. The copy urges readers to buy from a pharmacist for fifty cents and keep it in the home as a family safeguard.
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Pape
Pace
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East Eighth Street
John Noster
East Seventh Street
John Ribak
Mulberry Avenue
Bammer
Thres
Newport
Ocean LaGrille
May
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Maccabee Hall
LENOX
Anson Clothing Co
Home of Good Clothing
Paul Steinmoty
Frank Anson
Chrysanthemums
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