Des Moines Figures Lead Iowa Delegation to D C
Des Moines reports elected leaders for the Iowa Society of Washington in winter meetings. Baldridge, deputy commissioner of internal revenue, former Iowa revenue unit head at Dubuque, named president. Hoff man Cedar Rapids and Mrs. Fifeh Kelly Davenport named vice presidents. Miss Gertrude Louis Grundy Center re elected secretary treasurer. George McTain formerly of Tawa University chaired the nominating committee. James W. Good ex congressman Cedar Rapids district honored as guest. Various club meetings and events listed for the week, including card parties and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letts
Davenport
Carl
Loos
Iowa City
Gertrude
Louis
Grundy Center
George McTain
Tawa University
James W. Good
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Good
Linn County
Chapter FE Entertained by Lane Family Group
Mr and Mrs W A Lane and their children Betty and Billie hosted Chapter FE P EB 0 at 924 Steeley street for an afternoon program on Insurance and Administration of Estate. Readings and music followed with selections by Mrs Lane and the children. About 25 members attended and a Colonial tea is planned for Feb 18 at President Mrs H B Hoies home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Lane
Betty
Billie
Steeley., Street
Lane
H. B. Hoies
Women in Business in Turkey article by Nellie Brooks
Mrs. Nellie Brooks, Quota Club member, contributes in the February Quotarian about Turkish women entering business and public life. She recalls her teaching years in an American school and notes wartime employment shifts, veiling practices, and rapid changes in Turkish women joining numerous professions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Nellie Brooks
Quota. Club
Brooks
Irs
Rotary Club Ladies Night Dinner at Elks Club
About 160 members and guests attended a Rotary Club ladies night dinner Monday at the Elks club. Roy Sinnard and George Shoemaker led, Ralph Cook from Humboldt performed vocal music and helped with group singing, with bridge tables arranged and an orchestra for dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary? Club
Elks Club
Roy Sinnard
George Shoemaker
Ralph Cook
Humboldt
Leader Outlines Waterloo Growth Plan at Club Meeting
Alexander Karr educational director of American City bureau spoke at Quota club dinner about Waterloo expansion, city growth essentials, and transportation facilities. Lutie Larsen discussed her work in attendance office east schools. 22 members attended with dinner. next meeting on Feb 18 will honor Washington and Lincoln with a planned program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Alexander Karr
American City Bureau
Russell Lamson
Karr
Waterloo
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Lutie B. Larsen
East
A. C. Sweetman
Larsen
Washington
Lincoln
B Natural Club Hosts Music Program and Readings
A B Natural Music Club meeting led by Miss Virginia Gable featured current events by Mrs. F B Pratt and a reading of Lincoln Walks at Midnight by Mrs. M LaRue. The musical program included vocal and piano solos by members and guests at the home of Mrs. H T Wagner on Home Park Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Gable
Natural Music Club
C. A. Boatman
Brahms
Schubert
FP. T. Gillpatrick
Fedeschis
Wally
Brahma
Brahma)—Mrs. Wagner. Piano Solo, “Friska’ (MacDowell
Miss Gabre
I Wood
Alrs
G. E. Shoemaker
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna
The article offers guidance on dieting and calorie control for young readers seeking weight loss. It promotes a strict low calorie plan around 1000 to 1200 calories daily, with permitted foods like skim milk and butter, lists calorie counts for drinks and soups, and notes stomach shrinkage and hunger responses. It ends with a caution about relying on medical advice for weight management and a note on medical procedures.
New Christian Endeavor Groups Joined Waterloo Union
Two new societies joined the Waterloo Christian Endeavor union at a Monday meeting. Graves Memorial U. B. and groups from Church of the Brethren and East Park Presbyterian added to the union, with about 200 attendees. Conference sessions covered social, intermediate, prayer meeting, missionary, and music groups. The union constitution was adopted, Anna Fary presided, and Bert Merryman announced a March district conference in Oclwel n. A social hour followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Union of Christian Endeavor
Graves Memorial
Church of the Brethren
East Park
City Union
Roy Mc~Kee
Oclweln
Bert Merryman
Anna Fary
John Ray
Wesley Stukenberg
Cedar Falls
Homer Chapman
A. T. Whittle, Jr
Howard Keene
Clarice Kendall
Wien
Evangelical Church
Aeolian Club to Perform College Concert February Seventh
The Aeolian glee club of Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls will present its annual concert in the college auditorium Thursday evening at 8 16. Miss Alpha Corinne Mayfield directs with Miss Genevieve Mosher as accompanist and Miss Alta Freeman assisting on piano. The program features works by Schubert Chopin Brahms and Liszt among others, including The Call of Home and The Kerry Dances, with instrumental and vocal solos throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeolian “Glee “Club
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Alpha Corinne Mayfield
Genevieve | Mosher
Alta Freeman
Schubert the Sandman
Brahns
Cevisii
Chopin
Londonderry
Ambrose
Molloy-Harris
Color Printing and Commercial Art Discussed by Club
Mrs J L Henderson and Mrs O M Hare spoke at a PB chapter meeting on color printing and the rise of commercial art. They noted modern magazine illustrations and listed artists such as Gibson Christy Parrish. European color prints were shown and Anne Patterson of Pittsburgh attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Henderson
0. M. Hare
A. M. Place
Fourth -Street East
Henderson
Howe
Charles Dana Gibson
Howard Chandler Christy
Mansfield Parrish
Europe
C. ©. Lamson
Anne Patterson
Pittsburgh
Music Teachers of Iowa to Meet in Cedar Rapids
Music Teachers of Iowa will hold its annual convention in Cedar Rapids April 17 18 and 19 with headquarters at the Montrose hotel. The Iowa chapter National Association of Organists will also meet with an organ recital. The session will discuss accrediting work in junior colleges and independent schools of music toward advanced standing in fine arts programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Teachers of Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Montrose Hotel
Iowa
National Association of Organists
P T A Holds Thirty Second Anniversary Program At School
The first local Parent Teacher Association observes the national organization’s 32nd anniversary with a 7:30 PM program at John Fiske school. W A Lane headlines and Mrs B P Cowles reviews PF A council activities. Music and refreshments by fourth grade mothers, plus a birthday cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fiske School
W. A. Lane
B. P. Cowles
PF. A. Councm
Church groups schedule midweek meetings across towns
Inasmuch society of East Park Presbyterian plans a Wednesday 2 30 pm gathering at Mrs George Smith 121 Riehl St Wontons areas Grace M church hosts all day Wednesday meetings in the church parlors with missions program at 2 15 pm Plymouth Congregationalists hold annual Father and Son Banquet Thursday evening with dinner at 2 30 pm Mrs C M Byerly leads. Daughters of Plymouth set Wednesday 2 30 pm at Miss Elizabeth Harrison’s Walnut St for missionary program Senior Sisterhood First Brethren stages a Valentine party Monday with Mrs C B Kingman presiding. program features readings and piano numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.b. A
Moosehall
C. L. Pott
Bight Bridge Club
Scott
W. G.L. C. Club
Gerge Mc
Guire
Riviera
Wodin Bridge Club
Hugh Mathes
Woman's Auxilary
Westminster
Presbyterian Church
Deborah Society
M. E. Church
Woman's Society
Walnut Street Baptist
Tmak Walton League
J. M. Searles
Women's Working Association
First Presbyterian Church
Woman's Organization
First Congregational Church
Woman's Missionary Society
First Brethren Church
Lester Miller
Missionary Society
Central Christian Church
L. C. Harris
Women’s Societies
All Day
Grece M.H
Marcella Bohan
Girls’ Friendly Society
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Irene Hill
Heten Gould
Memorial Hall
St. Mary's School Hall
East Park Presbyterian Church
George Smith
Riehl Street
Wonton
Grace M.&. Church
Foreign Missionary Society
Ladiest Aid Society
Plymouth
S. A. Cohagan
Dinher
C. M. Byerlys
Daughters of Plymouth
Elizabeth Harrison
Walnut Street
C. B. Kingman
Woman’s Missionary Society
Helen Avelchas
Elingaman
F. R. LaBarie
Geraldine Berlch
Valentine
Geraldine Smith
Foresters Social Event Highlights Prelenten Gatherin
The Catholic Order of Foresters joint prelenten social at St Mary's parish hall drew about 150 attendees from St. Johy's and St. Mary's courts. Activities included basketball and indoor baseball with scores 18 12 and 5 6. The evening featured dancing and cards with organizing committee members listed. A card party benefit for the basketball team was announced for St. Mary's School Hall Wednesday at 8 pm with bridge and 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johy’s
St. Mary's Courts
Order of Foresters
Mary's
Order
St. Mary's
W. H. Kurth
B. Lindner
W.T. Bernard
W. F. LaPiere
Steven Doorley, and
J. &. Delemere
St. Mary's School Hall
Club Notes Social Band Picnic at Mrs Davis Home
Social band will meet for a picnic luncheon Thursday at 1 o'clock at the home of Mrs. W. A. Davis, 1111 Randolph street, Mrs. &. G. Margadant will be host ess to Social circle at her home, 326 Rieht street, Thursday afternoon. Miss Georgia Boal and Mrs. Ralph Emmons were hostesses to their bridge club Monday evening at Black's tearoom. The dinner table was decorated in Valentine suggestions and place cards matched the business connections of each member. Favors in bridge were won by Miss Bernadine Striegel, Miss Arlyne Lucas and Miss Bertha Kopel. Others present were Mrs. Laura Casey, Cedar Falls, Milans Hilda Striegel, Bernadette Callahan, Madeline Sims, Viola Mishak, Bess Larson and Mrs. James Dawson. The group will be entertained in two weeks by Miss Sims and Miss Mishak. Mrs. John Kascht will entertain eight members of her bridge club with a 1 o'clock luncheon at Black's tearoom Wednesday. Lucky Thirteen bridge club will meet at Riviera tearoom Wednesday for luncheon and bridge at two tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Wise
E. M. Towne
Becker
Pine Street
H. Bunker
Worrell Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Almeda Steward
Georgia
Boal
Ralph Emmons
Black's Tearoom
Valentine
Bernadine Striegel
Arlyne Lucas
Bertha Kopel
Laura Casey
Cedar Fails
Milans
Hilda Striegel
Bernadette Callahan
Madeline Sims
Viola Mishak
Bess Larson
Home Advisor aims to aid homemakers with expert advice
Mrs. John D. Sherman of Estes Park Colorado leads a General Federation of Women's Clubs division to create key homes offering homemaker assistance nationwide. One key home has been established to provide guidance on problems facing families across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan D.sherman
Denver
Colo
John D. Sherman
Estes Park
Golo
General Federation of Women's Club
CSP MINGS OO. EAT. Chicken Liver Appetizers and More
A vintage recipe fragment describes chicken liver appetizers with onion butter, simmered livers sieved and seasoned, served on salted crackers. Also outlines sweetbread ramekins with buttered stock sauce, lemon, breadcrumbs, and oven baked serve with candled sweet potato and green peas, plus vanilla custard ice cream from evaporated milk and eggs.
Town College Students Return Home for Weekend
Miss Marion Hollis Kenneth Clayton and Robert Stevenson students at Town College Grinnell spent Sunday at their homes in Waterloo H C Moeller Cedar Heights who is hit the extension department of Town State Teachers college went to Manchester this morning on duties J B Nagle ill of influenza at his home 216 Western avenue for three months recovering now able to leave house Glenn C Bown reported theft of roadster license H dial from east end of Fifth street bridge Eugene Walensky son of O T Walensky 201 Locust street enlisted at the U S army recruiting station for infantry at Fort D A Russell Wy Bernada Beasley granted divorce from Roy J Beasley custody of a minor daughter Jessie Vivian $6 a week support and $150 alimony M Lt Frye metallurgist at John Deere Tractor company spoke to Y s Men’s club on The Story of Steel Miss Edna Dettner entertained on piano accordion Amended articles for First Evangelical church Cedar Falls filed Trustees listed Mrs Cecil Bickley Mrs Harry W Brown plan Mardi Gras trip to New Orleans West Palm Beach Miami Fla Miss Bonnelle Lyon teacher of mathematicsin Sloan Wallace Junior High School fell dislocated wrist No 716 Western avenue Dr S F Beverly advertisement Photographs $3.00 dozen Bidg Iola We Fourth St ad Hens Ble hundred million baby chicks raised in commercial hatcheries yearly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hollis
Kenneth Clayton
Robert Stevenson
Town College
Grinnell
Waterloo
Cedar Heights
Town State Teachers College
Manchester
J. B. Nagle
Western Avenue
Glenn C. Bown
Third Street
Fifth Street
Eugene Walensky
O. T. Walensky
Locust Street
U. S. Army
Fort DA. Russell
Wyo, CO
Bernada Beasley
First Evangelical Church
Cedar Falls
W. C. Nuhn
C.J. Wild
Pred Hoffman
W. W. Ahrends
J. O. Theimer
Will Seltenrich
Levi Thalman
Cecil Bickley
Pine Street
Harry
Fourth Street
New Orleans
West Palm’ Beach
Miami
Fla
Bonnelle
Lyon
Sloan Wallace Junior High School
Ell
Beverly
Black Hawk
Brain Test Answer Summary
Listed items identify Wilmington Delaware as Delaware’s largest city near Philadelphia, and France with Paris Seine Louvre and Eiffel Tower as European landmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Delaware
Philadelphia
State
Pennsylvania
France
Europe
Paris
Seine
Louvre
Eiffel Tower
East High Youth Wins District Editorial Writing Contest
East High student Bohner, 16, won district honors in an extemporaneous national editorial writing contest. Second and third places went to Carl Asgaard of Rockford High School and Rani Silini of Aurora, with a separate national contest won by Paul Belse of Akron and Rose Recie of Sheridan. Laure E. Boucher was elected national president and Helen Bilaisde vice president in a mail ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
George
HH. Gallup
Bohner
Bant “High School
Orange
East High
Lohner
East
Duane
Hackett
Central
Middlewestern
Carl Asgaard
Rockford
Rani’ Silini
Aurora
Paul Belse
Akron
Rose
Sheridan
Wyo
Washington
Laure E. Boucher
Walla
Wash
Naional
Helen Bilaisde
Minneapolis
Vision Needed 10 Build City Kiwanis Talk
Alexander Karr educational director of the American City Bureau told Kiwanis Club members that absolute belief vision and cooperation of leaders across groups are needed for city expansion. He urged leadership development and said the Chamber of Commerce is the best vehicle for uniting factors for public betterment. Directors meet at Hotel today to review plans for the forward expansion movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Karr
American
Chicago
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Russell Lamson
Blark
Tia Chamber of Commerce
JL. E. Fowler
Chairan
Herman QO. Miler
Fred Wray
Frank J. Fowler
H. W
Sure Way to Get Rid of Dandruff
An old remedy claims four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon dissolved and applied at night will dissolve and destroy dandruff by morning. With regular applications itching stops and hair looks better, and arvon is available at drug stores.
Practical Pattern Dress 1651 for home wear and nurses
A Design 1651 house dress sketch describes a smart easy to make outfit. It folds flat like a coat with a mannish notched collar cuffs and belt. White linen or percale fabrics suit house duties and sizes 34 to 44 are offered with yardage and simple instructions. Patterns cost fifteen cents with a fashion book available for ten cents.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Des Moines
Washington, D.C
Quota Club
Rotary Club and
Mead
Migs
Maxine Mead
Fourth Street West
Thelma Driscoll
Eleanor Hughes
Virginia Knauss
Carol Burr
Audrey Bleg
Florence Wente
Dorothy Decker
Helen Margadant
Helen Renk
Dorothy Scully
Marion Johnson
A. R. Mead
Howard Burr
Johnson
H. E. Rugg
Black
Todev
A. Theatre
Natural Club
Clover Sterling
Kingsley Avenue
Alice Bunyan
Jean Ralf
Ramona Smith
I Mogene
Marion Lawson
Dorothy Hitchcock
Dorothy Anensworth
Lalla Shauger
Erma Cole
Ove Sheldon
Eva Goodrich
Betty Leonrde
Esther Miller
Mary Potard
Edna
ST Forbes
Romach
Flowoll
C. E. Union
Aeolian Club
Chautauqua Circle
J. D. Wilson
Helen Gould
P.T. A. Activities
Church News
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Bert Rogers
R. R. Kester
Earl Mayer
Henry Brandt
Women's Society
Watnut Street Baptist Church
Jane Thompson
Social Welfare League
Philathea
Calvary Evangelical Church
John Boeger
Fourth Street East
Ernest Aunspach
Hazel Scoville
Harley. Walden
Tom Boose
Wed Halleck
Raymond Fairholm
Scoville
Ethel “Barlow
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
St. Paul’s M. EB. Church
L. M. Townsend
Logan
Avenue
Ruth Hamilton
Walnut Court
Ethel Dietrick
Florence Bente
Izaak Walton League
Jefferson Street
W. A. Davis
Randolph Street
G. Margadant
Rieht Street
John Kascht
Lucky Thirteen Bridge Club
al -Riviera
CSP Mings
EAT
PRIEF
Buchanan’s
Tritz Studle
Iola
Chernoff
A&t
Mime
Mme
Serrec
Neeted
Lauerman’s
Cincinnati
OWIO
H. S
Sohner
United States Army
Milnor
Curtiss Fhald
New York
Lees
Earth
Malden
Mass
Evening Courier
Courier Pattern Department
W.rth Street
New York City
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!