Women’s Wonderful 4H Training Sees Strong Attendance
Farm Bureau notes report high turnout at third year clothing training schools led by Miss Kassel with 270 families reached via follow up. Lessons covered care of clothing, closet improvement, mending and stain removal, plus wool pressing tips. Boys 4H program to broadcast on WOI Ames October 31. Swine feeders day set for November 18 at Ames with 500 experimental hogs. Iowa State College dairy judging team includes three former 4H members. team topped at Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kassel
Ames
Iowa State College Dairy
Iowa State College
Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress
Clarence Thompson
Franklin County
Iowa
Sioux City
Ray Monahan
Dairy Calf Club
United States
England
Howard Matthews
Burlington
Holiday Socials and Club Meetings Reported
Arrangements for a Hallowe en party at Mrs. Amos Norton s home were noted with wives invited to host. A two course luncheon followed a previous meeting hosted by Mrs. Maxwell. Multiple club notices include a postponed Snowball Social Club meeting to Nov 2 and a Bethel Christian Endeavor gathering at 7 30 on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Norton
Maxwell
Community Announcements From Local Clubs And Churches
Local groups list October events including a Farm Bureau lesson on clothing care with Mrs. Don Wylie, a Booster Club social at Spencer Reid’s home, a Southern Cafeteria supper at First United Presbyterian church, a box and candy social near Titus, and a P E society rummage sale. Also on schedule are a Baptist ladies social, a candy social and Halloween program at No 7 school, and a Lexington schoolhouse candy or box social with Emma Long supervising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Don Wylie
Lexington School House
Emma Long
Box and candy social at New Haven school
Clarence Fulton teacher announces a box and candy social at New Haven school on Thursday October 27. Ladies are asked to bring boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven School
Clarence Fulton
Fortnightly Members Instruct Actions On Sec 1 Article 3
The note directs members to read Section 1 of Article 3 on page 46 of the year book and act accordingly. It mentions Mrs Richardson, the treasurer, being called out of town and leaving the treasurer’s books with Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richarson
Mra
Strike While the Head Is Hot Adage Cited
The Outlook notes caution that striking when emotions run high can lead to mistakes and urges restraint despite favorable conditions. It suggests waiting for clarity and cooler judgment to ensure better outcomes.
A Different Valuation Insight From Hi Ho
The sage Hi Ho of Chinatown muses on self worth and public value. He notes that personal conscience may diverge from the figure shown by bank accounts, suggesting a moral balance between finance and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Ho
Chinatown
Christmas Crafting at Bridges Store Gifts
A shopper describes preparing for Christmas with painting windows and kits from Bridges Store. She mentions handkerchiefs priced 35 cents, a scarf set stamped for 3.00, paint sets at 1.75, and an How-to Book included with paints, plus embroidery supplies and boxed gifts on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deat
Bridges
Community Club and Society Meetings Notice
The T. S. E. club meets Thursday evening with Mrs Louis Jones. Just Us club meeting postponed indefinitely at Mrs Edwin Griffiths home. Haskins Christian Endeavor carnival at church Friday October 28 with the Black Cat orchestra. Spanish War auxiliary postponed meeting to Tuesday Oct 25 at 7 30 pm at G A R hall. P H club meets with Mrs M M Flynn Thursday at 1 pm bring wrapping paper scissors notebook and pencil. Woman's Relief Corps all day meeting next Thursday to make garments for Perkins hospital children Iowa City bring lunch coffee provided. Old clothing donations requested for Child Welfare committee. Inspection Saturday November 5 officers and participants asked to be present for practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskins Christian Endeavor Society
Black Cat Orchestra
Spanish War Auxiliary
G. A. R. Hall
Woman's Relief Corps
Perkins Hospital
Iowa City
Will Kos
Child Welfare
Woman's Relief Corps of Westchester Holds Regular Meeting
The Woman's Relief Corps of Westchester held their regular meeting Saturday afternoon with members discussing upcoming events and community service plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps of
Westhhester
Halloween Parties and Club Dinners Planned This Week
Large attendance noted as plans form for a supper at U P church Monday evening open to the public. The Junior department and promoted classes hold a Hallowe en party in Social Hall Friday 5 to 830 p.m. Bring sandwiches and one dish to pass. The U and I club hosts husbands Saturday at 630 p.m. dinner at Mrs. Oscar Jugenheimer s home. A birthday party for those born July to December is planned during the term. The M FE choir party follows Thursday choir practice at 730 p.m. Mrs. Robert Clyde s Sunday school class hosts a pot luck dinner at Mrs. C N Dodder s Thursday noon with all meals furnished by Mrs. Dodder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Johnson
Presbyterian Sunday School
Mary Juliet Lemmen
Mary Juliet
Ernest Lemmen
Methodist Sunday School
Robert Clyde
The
Methodist Church
C. N. Dodder
Dodder
Presbyterian women host annual rum mage sale
The women of the Presbyterian church will hold their annual rum mage sale on Saturday October 29 in the old Penney store building. Members inviting contributions contact committee members Mrs A B Schmoeller Mrs W G Stewart or Mrs John Jackson who will collect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Penney
A. B. Schmoeller
W. G. Stewart
John Jackson
Pilotsburg Ladies Aid Hallowe en Social Oct 31 at Church
The Pilotsburg Ladies Aid will host a Hallowe en social and fried chicken supper at the church on Monday evening October 31. Home made candy will be sold. All are invited. The 19th Century club meets with Miss Myrta Jeffrey on Saturday October 29 at 2 30. Mrs. Frank Miller reviews This Day s Madness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilotsburg Ladies Aid Society
19Th Century Club
Myrta Jeffrey
Frank Miller
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Lincoln
Lincoln School
Delphian Society
J. E. Lemmon
P. L. Etter
Owen Hayes
Griffith, Schuster
Richard MecCleery
Main Street
Washington
McCleery
H. N. Schuster
Joe Maxwell
E. O. W. Club
A. W. Wilson
Trenton
Alfred John
Westphal
the Jeweler East Side
C. Molison
Spanish War Veterans’ Auxiliary
Wettie McLaughlin
Anna Dawson
Bethel Christian Endeavor
Mac Gideon
M. Fef. Church
Frank Kurtz
So. Ave C
Cavan
Spencer Reid
First United Presbyterian Church
Young Peoples
Pleasant
Titus
Grace Johnson
P. E. Society
No. 7
Vera Keating
Oscar Hughes
T. 8
S. E. Club
Louis] Jones
Just Us Club
Edwin Griffith
P. H. Club
M. M. Flynn
U. P
U and I Club
Oscar Jugenheimer
M. FE
Brown’s Beauty Enclosures
C. V. Brown
Cleopatra
Caesar
Antony
James M. Barrie
Camay
Beauty
Procter & Gamble Co
Dept. I
Cincinnati
Ohio
America
Ceylon
Java
India
Australia
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