Waterloo 1915 16 social season swells with club plans
Waterloo hosts Fortnightly club plans for 1915 16 with a full year of forums at First Congregational Universalist churches and hosted discussions. The club, dating to 1590, counts nearly 150 members including men and women with officers led by President W. R. Law. A busy schedule features papers, debates, book reviews, and social events across venues, outlining monthly programs, lectures, and civic topics.
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Waterloo
Fort Wighley
Bng
W. R. Law
A.J. Hu- Kill
Margaret Richardson
CG. Ww. Mullan
B. B. Peek
Giacussion
J. &. Tythill
L. Loveland
Prase
WH. Bickley
Myerholz
Cedar Falls
Universalist Church
GC. W. Mallan
J. R. Macartney
Lyceum
Chautauqua Assembly
Congregational Church
Miss Rath Reed
pBr
Margaret Clark
Children’s Bureau
Ite
Garold E. Parr
J. W. Rath
F. Swisher
B. J. Howrey
J. D. Easton
Marie Brace
Burne Jones
P. B. O. Society 1935-16 Year Books Distributed
The P. B. O. Society reports the 1935-16 year books for chapter 7 PEO are issued to members. Committee heads include Mrs Berkley, Mrs Burt, and Miss Coughtry. officers listed are President Mrs Huechel, Vice President Mrs McAlvin, Recording Secretary Miss Edwards, Corresponding Secretary Mrs Ladage, Treasurer Mrs Shaw, Chaplain Mrs Stevenson, Journalist Mrs Wells, Pianist Miss Ransler. The group traces to founders seven Wesleyan girls in Mount Pleasant Iowa 1869 with local chapter formed Oct. 11, 1850. meetings held on alternate Tuesdays from Sept. 12 to suns.
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F. Ll. Northey
C. Db. O'Harrow
Lina Moore
Mother Gulley
Motel
Russell-Lamson
Minnie Grippan
Florence
Iluseraans
Grace Cascaden
Katherine Coughtry
C. N. Shane
H. G. Northey
C. W. Hellen
Mary Day
Bells Sherman
J. W. Rath
F. W. Robertson
Jo Stevenagon
Hlytra ‘Tyler
Miss Hungerford
Rafael
Mesdames Hammond
Bragdon
Wray
Simpson
Forrester
Brown
Schollian
Magdames McAlvin
Ladage
Ramage
Corton
Margaret Barnett
P. Bb. O
Cusehold
GW. Hinkle
BI Hilter
Alfred Longley
Schultz
American Writers of
Pic- Won
Bertha Ohler
Shoemaker
Lucy Kimball
Mary Miller
Laura Ghals
Mesdames Lovejey
Fairbank
Henderson
Weather- Wax
Ransler
McDowall
George Lichty
C. H. Pederson
Mary Leonard
Mabel Bedtinger
GC. B. Pickett
Jayne
Kelen Sedgwick
Berkley
Austin Burt
Mary Coughtry
J. L. Huechel
J. G. McAlvin
Blanche Edwards
Frances Grout
Miles Byclya McQuilkin
Ben Hasser
Hoglesues
Alva
Ferris
Duteman
Flora Bllag
Clair E T. Parker
W. J. Gonnolly
George Kennedy
White House
Washington
O'Keefe
Childs
Cecil Bickley
G. A. Natrman
R. E. Crowther
M. J. O'Keefe
Anna Weaver
Crowther
Organization of Daughters of American Revolution
Myrtle Crane
C. F. Brown
Chis
Otercat
W. KR. Cole
Paul Hevere
Miss Day
Lexington
Bickley
Paul Revera
Princepal Busiess
Burt
P. J. McCavick
Colby
Flagley
Olivers
Waterloo
Mogent
Brooks
Hartman
Imusic
DA. R
Mark
Kingsley
Misses Casa
Mesdames Chamberlain
Sigworth
Aileman
Mkeagy
Mamberehin
L. B. Fowler
Vica
Atra
Marquis
B. J. Howrey
Mesdames
J. O’keefa
Braniger
Ben Lichty
R. A. Folk
Mesdames Cab
Vin Kingsley
John Kinox
George
Garrettson
W. Miller
W.W. Marsh
J. &. Bragdon
I. M. Reed
Universal‘Sut
Westminster Presbyterian
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Universalist Church
Westminster
Universalist
Marel
T.G. Taylor
W. W. Marsh
BL. Johnson
Westminster Church
George Nawann
WN. Shane
Pp. A. Bassett
Alfred Langley
I. D. Easton
F.C. Platt
Cc. H. Davie
W. W. Aliller
Kipling
India
Margaret Clark
E. A. Angus
Ars
ML Stern
Wll
Civic Department
E. A. Boggs
C. F. Altstadt
E. J. Corton
Martha Hedford
Bro. J. D. Easton
J. M. Kimball
Bigs Wieaner Johnson
Proram Oon
Tutth Reed
Irene Knapp
E. Pickett
Matt Parrott
W. OR. Law
W. OW. Marsh
W. H. Langlus
CL. Loveland
WH. Rickley
J. C. Ricker
Minnie Crippen
Charles Ai, Young
F. C. Braniger
J. Macarines
E. Gy. Cavell
George Welker
W. Ht
Lar
Herbert Marshall
Bruce Galloway
Miles Marion Preere
Miles Ba' Ua Cass
Leprogram
Scalamittee
France
Poland
Sweden
Norway
Scandinavia
Germany
Vinland
Bohemia
Hungary
Spain
Russia
America
Dee. 7
Ua. OR
Funston
A. EB. Mexander
E. Loveland
D A R Chapters Plan Roaming Year and Meetings
The 1425-16 year books for Waterloo and Mary Melrose DAR chapters outline productive plans for the year. Mrs. William Cummings-Story is president. Mrs. Mary H. S. Johnston is state regent. Waterloo chapter meets the second Friday each month at 8 o clock beginning Sept 10 with hostesses.
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Waterloo
Mary Melrose
William Cummings-Story
Mary H. S. Johnston
Humboldt
Washington
Battle of Lexington and Concord
Mason
GW. Pe Wald
Fairburn
Mary
Tay
Nanna Colby
America
G.S. Millard
Fina Moore
Local DARChapter plans Winter and spring events
The Mary Melrose and associated DAR units announce a busy calendar with Christmas party, January mis tresses of the White House theme, February Lincoln program and April Lexington and other historical focus events. Officers and standing committees are named, with open meetings slated across Universalist and Westminster churches beginning September 10.
Waterloo Woman's Club Year Book Highlights 1878 Legacy
The Waterloo Woman's Club seasonal programs outline meetings for the coming year and note federations with the Iowa Federation in 1896 and the General Federation in 2005. Mrs. Bloc Whitley presides over the Waterloo Federation and Mrs. Leroy Tenanye Packer of Austin, Texas, represents the General Federation as a past years focus shows growth in the city.
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Waterloo Woman's Club
Iowa Federation of Woman's Clitbs
General Federation
Bloc. Whitley
Tawa Federation
Leroy V. Tenanye Packer
Austin
Texas
Tie General Federation
Noted Buffragette Plans Nationwide Women’s Strike
Mrs Norman de J Whitehouse, a prominent Buffragette, announces a “Women One Day Strike” to emphasize women's vital role beyond the home. The nationwide event aims for September or early October, with business men urged to recognize women's economic importance.
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Norman de J. Whitehouse
Tate
Friday Study Club Plans Wide Year of Program
The Friday Study club's fifth annual programs are set with a broad coming year agenda. Officers include President Mrs. W Birdsall and Vice Presidents Mrs. A E Hoffman and Mrs. Charles H Davis. First meeting Sept 10 at Mrs. G S Millard home features current events and music.
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Friday Study Club
Altho
W. Birdsall
A. E. Hoffman
Charles H. Davis
B. L. Cobb
J. P. McCluskey
L. C. Hemsworth
FT. F. Gleany
G. S. Millard
W. N. Birdsall
W. H. Howrey
T. B. Glenny
W. I. Howrey
W. H. Bickley
P.1
United States
A. BH. Hoffman
Fpl R. Asquith
G. R. Loomis
O. W. Hemsworth
J. P. Mee Cluskey
A. B. Boffman
Varias
Washington
FR. Asquith
Charles Zimmerman
H. Davis
J.T. Atten
A. Ei. Hoffman
Rs. L. G. Hemsworth
W. Wd. Bickley
H. J. Parks
Blue Flower
G. W. Edgington
BL. Cobb
Charles E. Klingaman
Suffragists vow unprecedented campaign in New York
Beginning midweek and running up to election day suffragists plan robust actions. New York is described as to become the yellowest town in the nation amid September parades and demonstrations led by Mrs Norman de R Whitehouse.
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New York
Norman de R. Whitehouse
Prize for Best Appeal to Boost Iowa Suffrage
A prize of 10 is offered by the Iowa Equal Suffrage association for the best appeal promoting the Iowa Corn for Iowa Women movement. Entries must be 200 words or less, typed on one side, signed, and mailed sealed with the writer’s name and address by 12 p.m. October 1. Judges include Gov. George W. Clarke and others. winning letter to be broadcast across Iowa.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Equal Suffrage Association
Poeta
Towa
Equal Sufrage Association
George W. Clarke
Finnals Whitley
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
United States
Wii Work Tara Society
Women Seek To Know Reno City Ordinances
Nevada residents urge compilation and publication of Reno city charter and ordinances to inform voters about laws and enforcement. The Reno Civic League supports distributing copies to the public, noting prior barriers and officials guarding access to legal texts.
City Ordinances Access Requested by Citizens
Resolved that the mayor and council be urged to provide copies of all city ordinances on request so the public may know how they are governed and whether the laws are enforced.
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Ward
Nevada
Rena
Reno
Anne Hi
Martin
Reno Ctyb League
Catholic Women Active Suffrage Campaign in Philadelphia
The Philadelphia North American lauds Catholic Women Suffrage league efforts as a major suffrage boom. Thousands of parish letters were sent as priests were asked to allow suffrage speakers at church meetings. Dr Eveleen Douredoure urged laity to support ballots for women, arguing church stance is not opposed to suffrage and urging logical reasons for Pennsylvania women to vote.
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Philadelphia
Catholic Women Suffrage League
Eveleen Douredoure
Pennsylvania
Suffrage Patifer: WIns Lone Hoxon in San Francisco
A San Francisco women voters convention in September will include J. H. Bradly of Los Angeles known as the Father of Suffrage. About 2 000 participants will attend the three day event under the Congressional Union. Speakers from across the nation address the growth of federal amendment support. The Wilson for Suffrage headline draws attention while Wilson’s stance on equal suffrage is anticipated.
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J. H. Bradly
Los Angeles
Cal
San Francisco
California
Congressional Union
Washington
Allie Paul
Lucy Burns
George W. Fowler
Colorado Springs
Colo
Edne S. Lati Mer
Baltimore
Mias M. B. Wilson
Goldfield
Nev
Ww.it. Roach
New Orleans
B. M. Young
General Young
Helena, Mont
Anna Elise Abel
Mount Holyoke College
Maryland
Woman Suffrage Convention Planned for San Francisco
The Congressional Union under Mrs. Belmont readies a national Woman Voter's convention to be held in San Francisco on September 14 15 and 16. Phoebe A Hearst donor to the cause contributes 1000 dollars. New York suffragists send posters to absent city women urging a vote for the amendment on November 2. Pennsylvania places the amendment as the first on November ballot to ensure voter access.
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Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage
O. H. P. Belmont
San Francisco
Phoebe A. Hearst
California
National Advisory Council of the Union
New York
New York City
Sammler
Pennsylvania
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P. B. O. Society
D. A. R. Chapters
Norman
Patifer
Lone Hoxon
Wilson
Ust
W. B. Wilson
Labor
Iven
Itia
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