Women clubs plan clearing house to curb overlap
Minneapolis society notes advocate a clearing house for women’s organizations to reduce duplication. Proposals include defined spheres of activity, cooperation by national boards, and a two‑representative council meeting regularly. Members stress federation and shared goals to unite efforts.
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Club Women
Minneapolis
Northwest
Alianeapolis
Myre
Walter 5
Marelay
League of Woman Voters
Willard Bayliss
Chisholm
Minnesota Federaton of Women's Clubs
Minnesota Federation of Women's Clubs
Marguerite Wells
Minnesota’ League of “Women
Lika Paul
First Evangelical Mission Society Elects Officers
The First Evangelical Mission Society held an all day session with the Ladies Aid at Mrs. John Knott's home and elected officers. Mrs. Scott Stauffacher was named president with C Aldstadt as first vice president and Enuna Reacker as second vice president.
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Ladies' Aid Department
John Knott
Missionary Society of
First Evangelical Church
Scott Stauffacher
C. Aldtstadt
Enuna Reacker
J. H. Hhie
Bracht
IR. F. Bickelberg
Ju I. Wickelberg
Zellhoet Missionary Land
Scholl
Little Tierald
Hiostess
G. Gieger
Wille
N. Anton
George Weichold
William Bruon
Hemming
Second Cancelled $1,000 Note Burned at Church
A $1,000 note, the second to be canceled within the year, was burned during a weekly Central Christian church night gathering. Mrs. Gilbert Ogaard led the vote as president of the Ladies Aid board. The program, by the Woman's Missionary Society, featured a newspaper edited by Mrs. Royficks about church activities.
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Central Christian
Gilbert Ogaard
Ladies’ ‘Aid
Nobie Little
Board of
Royficks
St Margaret’s guild plans chicken dinner at St Mark’s
Church notes report St Margaret’s guild planning a chicken dinner to be served in St Mark’s parlors within two weeks. Mrs Charles M Howe hosts as Fort Dodge visitor Mrs F C Leimer guests at the Bickleys. Grace M E Church King’s Heralds meet at the Marlyss Atkins tomorrow for a party. Fern Zuehike hosts Linden BE Standard Bearers tonight.
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St. Margaret's Guild
Charles M. Howe
St Mark's Church
F.C. Leimer
Fort Dodge
Charles Bickley
King's Heralds of Grace
M. E. Church
I ‘Pe Marlyss, Atkins “Tomerro Ji, mi
Fern Zuehike
Linden -M
McKinley P T A to Meet Monday
The McKinley P T A hosts a Monday evening meeting at 7 30 in the school with a Christmas program and reports from the Iowa City state convention by Mrs C R V Bassarear and Mrs F L Liffring. Readings by Grace Wenger Elsie Guth Virginia Collentine tell a Christmas story and music by Garonne Bassarear Alice Mary Kliebenstein and Deborah Diller. Kindergarten children sing. W W White directs community singing. mothers of fifth and seventh grades hostesses. Chapter FE TP E O members hold a 2 30 Pp business session Monday at the home of Mrs M S Wallace.
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McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
Iowa City
C. R. V. Bassarear
FL. C. Liffring
Grace Wenger
Elsie Guth
Virginia Collentine
Garonne Bassarear
Alice
Mary Kliebenstein
Deborah Diliger
Beauty Chat on Polishing Nails and Skincare Tips
The article offers daily nail polishing with soft chamois leathers, an option for single or double leathers, and a homemade polishing paste using oxide of tin tragacanth glycerine and rouge. It also describes a cream of spermaceti and tanoline, a cleaning mix for under dirty nails, and foot care notes including nail shaping to prevent ingrown nails. It mentions blackhead care from daily brushing and bathing.
Christmas Party and events in Maury Melrose chapter
Maury Melrose chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will hold its annual Christmas dinner Tuesday at Mrs. Fred Northey's home King Bard Hill. Guests to bring a child's toy for donation to a local children's institution.
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Maury Melrose
Daughters of the American Revolution
Fred Northey
Kingbard Hill
Young Women’s Christian Association
Highschool Gridders Hit Sawdust Trail
Mason City Iowa December 4 led by Coaches Leonard line and Milton Long the Mason City high school football squad hit the sawdust trail in Ray Burn evangelist meetings with 200 other students. The meeting attended by 700 students was part of a month of intensive religious work.
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Mason City
Leonard Line
Milton Long
Rayburn
Ames Briefs and Local Notes From City Page
City items report Mrs. Ray Hulett traveling to Freeport Illinois to visit relatives. Charles Q Meyers of Meyers Nursery spoke at the State Horticultural Society convention in Ames. Fort Dodge couple Mr. and Mrs. Leimer visit Berkeley California and stay with Mr. and Mrs. Bickley. Mr. and Mrs Woolfe return to Waterloo from Littin Bay Lake summer resort and will occupy the Greatey residence on Western Avenue. Marie Hilolbach daughter of Katherine Tolbach is mentioned in probate notes. Local sales advertise Christmas bargains and bake sale at Walnut Baptist Church Fidelis class with chicken pie served Sunday.
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Ray Hulett
Freeport
Ill
Charles Q. Meyers
Meyers Nursery Company
Ames
Horticultural Society
F.C. Leimer
Fort Dodge
Berkeley
Cal
Charles Bickley
Leimer
Bickley
J. Woolfe
Gilbertyne
Tees Tt
Gold in Ancient Egypt Aids Tutankhamun Mystery
A Kansas City Star writer notes Egypt’s abundant gold in early dynasties driven by royal demand and temple use. Gold from Syria and Sudan fed tomb treasures, electrum blends formed and refined, while queens and pharaohs flaunted solid gold. mummies, jewelry, and temple plates reveal both wealth and metalcraft mastery across dynasties.
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Pharoah
Tut-ankh-Amen
Golt
Nile
Kansas City Star
Egypt
Cheops
G. Maspero
Asia
Syria
Soudan
Sakkarah
Beni-Hassan
Thebes
Gild
Plato
Hatshepsu
Karnak
Egypts
Thoth
Horus
Neter-Tum
Ahmes
Rameses UI
Rameses TI
Slim
Moses
East High newspaper Orange and Black debuts
Hast High's Orange and Black makes its initial appearance with Roger Cisna as editor in chief and Paul Whiteford Henry Will as business managers. The issue covers East High news extra curriculars and faculty notes while drawing strong local advertising support. About 325 students subscribed yesterday as a multi day campaign begins.
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Hast High
Orange and Black
Roger Cisna
Paul Whiteford
Henry Will
East High
G. T
Bennett
Foday
Impersonator Next Number at East High
Johan B. Ratto, renowned as America's foremost makeup artist, will perform as the fifth act in East High's lecture and entertainment course next Tuesday evening. A Lyceum veteran with over 20 years and about 3500 engagements, he presents characters in makeup and full view of the audience, then finishes with a swift wig adjustment to reveal a distinct personality.
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Johan .B. “Ratto
East’ High
Ratto
Lyceum
America
Local Theatre Chain Expands in Waterloo Cedar Rapids Era
The Strand Cedar Rapids, Palace Cedar Rapids, and Waterloo theatres are owned by the same company. A. S. Westcott, new Strand manager at Cedar Rapids, succeeds A. E. Weld who moved to Waterloo. Haymond B. Koch of the Palace Cedar Rapids filled in for Weld during vacations.
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Strand
Crystal
Palace
Waterloo Theatres
A. Westcott
Strand Theatre
Cedar Rapids
Wea
A. E. Weld
Waterloo
Haymond
Theatre managers discharged after audit in Cedar Rapids
The Strand and Palace theatre managers in Cedar Rapids and the doorman of the Strand were discharged after an audit of receipts. officials confirmed the action following the audit findings.
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Strand
Palace Theatres
Cedar Rapids
Co-Op Marketing Studied by County School Chiefs
Cedar Falls December 4 Special Experiments in teaching cooperative marketing started in Black Hawk county schools eight weeks ago, showing value and winning support from pupils and patrons. Superintendents Hamer Slout and Mast of Orange Dunkerton and Hudson reported at the state consolidated school meeting.
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Cedar Falls
Black Hawk County
Hamer
Slout
Mast
Orange
Dunkerton
Hudson
Consolidated School
National Education Association
L. P
McKay
American Cotton Growers Exchange
Nashville
Tenn
H. C. Moeller
B. B E. Horn
State University of Town
Fair and Colder Forecaster’s Warning for Slushy Friday
The state weather forecast calls for a moderating damp day to give way to fairer and colder conditions tonight into Saturday. Snow may occur this afternoon and evening with prior rain lasting several hours yesterday and last night totaling about half an inch. Temperatures ranged from 37 to 23 yesterday, with light early snow turning to drizzle by morning.
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State Bureau
Des Moines Teacher Dies After Illness
Mrs. Lixaleth Griffiths a Des Moines schoolteacher for 20 years died at the hospital after a six month illness. She was born at Elkrder. The text notes also mention Miss Cecta Scott who handles more than 172000 letters a year for Jackie Coogan.
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Des Moines
Dee
Lixaleth Griffiths
Elkrder
Mies Cecta Scott
Jackie Coogan
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Thomas Landgraft
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