Women Convene Across Iowa in Clinton and Des Moines
Local clubs in Iowa assemble for the fourteenth biennial Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs in Clinton with 1500 delegates, plus Daughters of Isabella in Des Moines and P E O in Cedar Rapids. District W F M S met in Muscatine with talks by Mrs Gardner and Mrs Ireland, led by Mrs Spaulding. prominent speakers include Ida Bentley of St Louis and Governor Kendall. American Legion Auxiliary plans Sioux City meeting with Miss Pauline Curnick and others. program features include a welcome by W J Kennedy and Father Flavin sermon. Clinton hosts a new conference of club presidents. Twenty ninth P E O convention in Cedar Rapids features Mrs Allen Stafford and Mrs Elliott with educational focus and social events across days.
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Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Daughters of Isabella
Des Moines
American Legion Auxiliary
Sioux City
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the
Methodist Church
W. 8. Gardner
W. B. Ireland
Ida Bentley
St. Louis
Lillian
Bridweill
Alma Huppert
W. A
Iowa
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Henry Spaul
Grinnell
Spaulding
Federation
Thomas G. Winter
Minneapolis
National Federation
N. E. Kendall
Isabella
Elizabeth Henke
Kate Donovan
Mary Donovan
Daughirs
Hotel S
St. John’s Church
Twentieth Street
University Avenue
John Flavin
F.J. Donahoe
Anna Kellly
Fort Dodge
M. F. Kelly
Utica
N. Y
Genevieve Walsh
New York City
Maude O'Keefe
Mary Murphy
Eagle Grove
Henry Gien
Ottumwa
Nellie O'Donnell
Carroll
Hotel Savery
M. J. Wade
Donahoe
John M. MecDermott
St. Joseph's Academy
W. J. Kennedy
Wade
Evein
Legion
ofGerals
P. BE. O
Cedar
P. FE. O
Naan
A. R. Dewey
Mrsham
E. Z. Gullwin
A. R. Miller
Mary Allen Stafford
Muscatine
Prane Rhodes Elliott
Chicago
Helen PD. Townsend
Albia
Winona Evans Reeves
P. E. O. Record
Elliott
Smith-Towner
Townsend
Reeves
P. E. O ‘Monto
Edward Killian
Linden Drive
Ridgewood
Voorhees Hall
Harry Morehouse
Coe College
Leonard
L. B. Graham
Lena J. Gerhardt
Dell P. Glazier
Louise M. Heneley
Lillian Griffith
May A. Frantz
Lucy Engelbeck
Katherine Y. Bickford
May Wasson
Esther Mahar
Savilla Beckman
Laura K. Clarkson
Minnie Kellogg
E. A. Mellree
R. D. Lee
P. EB. O
Ola Miller
Cornelia Sawyer
Educational Fund
James J. Hays
Florence Chapin
Jessie Hollingsworth
Hary Moorhouse Gage
Social calendar highlights May events and club meetings
May activities include home economics department party at Fortnight pub, Orthodox and Pythian group gatherings, Sabbath school class dinner, Navajo club, Pythian Circle, Just Us club, W Fr M B Muscatine district convention, May breakfast at Presbyterian church, Independent club, Rebekah club, Lexington Ladies Aid, Commercial club school picnic, Women's Relief Corps Memorial Day meeting, and the Fortnightly club evening literature session at Mrs Frank L Wilson’s home.
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TODA
J. G. Maxwell
C. A. Owvit
Eva Livingston
First Unite Presbyterian Church
J. A. McCall
Navajo Club
Harry Strader
Pythian Circle
Just Us Club
Will Sickles
W. Fr. M
Muscatine
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
James Swift
Rebekah
F. Hall
Bert Dim
Everette Smith
Cal Griggs
Lexington Ladies’ Aid Society
Church Hall
Frank L. Wilson
Pineapple Salad and Pudding From Home Economics Meeting
Pineapple juice heated then thickened with eggs cornstarch and butter creates a base for a pineapple salad. After chilling, folded in pineapple cream nuts marshmallows cherries and optional fruits serve on lettuce. A pineapple pudding variant adds whipped cream and pineapple flavor.
Daughter of Cox Dies Suddenly in Ohio Suburb
Dayton Ohio May 17 Mrs Helen Cox Mahoney 25 daughter of former Gov James M Cox democratic candidate for president last fall died suddenly at her Oakwood home. She had been in good health and her death came without warning. Her husband D J Mahoney is general manager of the governor’s former newspaper in Dayton.
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Dayton
Helen Cox Mahoney
James M. Cox
Oakwood
Yeaterday
D. J. Mahoney
Pineapple and Cucumber Salad Recipe by Mrs Harvey Young
A compact recipe fragment outlines a pineapple and cucumber salad with gelatin dressing. Ingredients include pineapple, cucumber, blanched almonds as an option, and a dressing made from egg yolks, flour, sugar, vinegar, and water, with optional green coloring and whipped cream.
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Harvey Young
Box Knox
Thousand Island Mayo by Mrs. F. L. Wilson
A vintage dressing recipe from Mrs. F. L. Wilson outlines boiling 2 tablespoons vinegar with 2 tablespoons water or 4 tablespoons lemon juice, adding mustard salt sugar and Mazda oil. Yolks beaten, pour hot vinegar, then drizzle oil in steps, add dry mix, heat until thick, and finish with chili sauce to reach desired color.
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Thousand Island
F. L. Wilson
Mazda
Sunbonnet Baby Pears Dress Up Lettuce Bonnet Platter
Mrs C 8 Schmoeller Place describes shaping canned pears on a lettuce leaf to resemble a bonneted baby. Eyes made from cloves, ears from blanched almonds, nose and mouth from pimento slices, hair hinted by surrounding salad dressing, and a red pimento bow under the chin.
Birthday and social events mark village week
Clifford Baker celebrated his twelfth birthday with a noon dinner and gifts from friends and relatives. The Class of Twenty One hosted a large picnic at Margaret Brookhart's home with cafeteria style service and a social hour. The Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Society met at the Methodist church with a dinner program and district reports, planning quilt blocks for a girls' school in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Baker
Chas. Baker
Fred Jones
Clifford
George Zeck
Wilber Jackson
Farl Wead
Sherman Gault
John Jackson, Jr
Alvin Shebeck
Willie Conrad
Lester Jones
Margaret Brookhart
Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Wellman
Myrtle Rouse
D. EB. Zimmerman
Omer Jones
Bowers
Ida Cavender
Stella Palmer
Philippine Islands
Training Little Citizens in a Kindergarten Dispute
A three and a half year old Tim grabs an oak chair causing a tug of war with Clifton and others. An older boy solves the dispute by offering Tim the vacant chair, prompting reflection on letting children work out their own conflicts. Tim learns not to hit after a teacher comment. A psychologist notes lawsuits may arise from unresolved backyard disputes. The piece argues for letting children settle disputes with adult guidance only when necessary. The National Kindergarten Association offers guidance on establishing kindergartens.
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Tim
Clifton
Altho
Chait
Calvin Coolidge
The
National Kindergarten Association
West 40Th Street
New York
Welfskin Banjo Parchment Creates Best Parchment
Parchment quality named by Wollekhin boosts trade as Welfskin Banjo Parchment company claims top grade. Local bakers and printers report improved durability and ink hold. The firm markets its product nationally.
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Wollekhin
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Washington County
Charles W. Lyon
Ralph Faxon
Chamber of Commerce
John Connolly
Knights of Columbus
Knights
Father Fievin
Women's Relief Corps
G. A. R. Hall
Home Economics Department No. 3
Department 3
Cox
God i
Sunbonnet Babies
Gingham
Mary B. Dozier
16Th St. Kindergarten
Columbus, Ga
Klein Klothing Kompany
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