Anniversary notes from D A R and clubs
Mary Melrose chapter D A R marks ten years with a picnic supper and program led by Mrs H W Sigworth. Eldest member Mrs H A Cobb cut the cake. Delegates to continental congress named, and state conference delegates chosen. Also coverage of Woman's Club events, Legion Auxiliary party, and various club activities with plans for upcoming programs and addresses.
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Mary Melrose
H. W. Sigworth
H. A. Cobb
Carl Dalvis
Helen S. Burton
Sioux City
A. G. Sawyer
Adelaide Hungerford
Continental Congress
Washington
Mines
H. B. Boies
C.L. Kingsley
F. L. Northey
F. L. Chamberlain
W. H. Burk
M. J. Morgan
J. E. Sedgwick
C. W. Knoop
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Sawyer
National
D. A. A. Society
American Indian Institute
Wichita, Kan
Kenmora Memorial Association
National Old Trails Committee
Manual Fund
Piney Woods
Piney Mountain Schools
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
The column discusses back view beauty and wardrobe issues for women. It suggests dresses should fasten at the side, lines of collars, shoe care, and stockings while noting back appearance requires extra attention. Tips include hair viewed from all angles and simple mirror use for proper styling.
Mothers and Fathers Call for Protective Association
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron questions forming a mothers and fathers protective group to curb excesses of growing children. She argues unity could resist social ostracism and allow firmer limits on late hours, parties, and licenses, noting parents fear standing alone.
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Eli
Mothers’ and Fathers’ Protection Association
Rose
Miss Hope Beck and Clark Lichty to Wed Thursday
Miss Hope Marguerite Beck and Clark M Lichty will marry at 7 oclock tomorrow evening at the home of the bride s parents Mr and Mrs J M Beck Attendants include Miss Madeling Schnell Parker Lichty and Rev O W Tarnower will read the service The setting is pink and white Miss Beck wears a gown of white crepe and carries roses The maid of honor wears orchid organdy and bouquets are pink roses The groom s sisters will attend guests include Mrs Dayton Kleninger and Mrs Ruth Slater A two course dinner will be served The couple will reside on a farm near Orange Center PT
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Miss Hope Marguerite Beck
Clark M. Lichty
J. M. Beck
Madeling Schnell
Club Notes From MN 8. A Picnic And Meetings
Members of MN 8 A and families plan a Knights of Pythias picnic supper Thursday from 6 30 to 7 30 with a business session to follow Bi weekly club members were guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Larson last evening favors for playing were Merited by Jay Pratzke and William Luloff Mrs J L Lingelbach and Mrs J L Lingelbach were guests Women of Kunich held a business and social meeting at the residence of Mrs I H Broders Meetings for tomorrow were postponed by B H Wild Rose and Coterie clubs Mrs F Van Metre hosted Happy Hour club and guests at a one o clock luncheon at Black s tearoom the table featured two baskets of sweetpeas An informal afternoon followed the luncheon
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Sin BK. 1
Bums
EH. B. Maynard
W. Elsiurey
C. Sage
Osear Anderson
Oscar Berry
Mmeasit Leckington
Cal Sharp
Crachsroll
H. KE, _Netcott
Mmes
Anta Larkin
Howard Ouse
Orphan
MN. 8. A
Knights of Pythias
Walter Larson
Jay Pratzke
William Luloff Myr
J. L. Lingelbach
Kunich
I. H. Broders
B. H
Wild Rose
Coterie
Church News Highlights February Homemaker Plans
Church social events fill the week with a Valentine party hosted by Ey First M. E. Homemakers, a thimblebee at Mrs. John Brewster’s home, St. Mary’s Sewing Circle at the school auditorium, and United Presbyterian Sunday school activities including a charity sewing day and a Valentines party for pupils and brothers.
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M. E
United Presbyterian Sunday School
W. J. French
United Presbyterian Sanday School
Mes
J. G
Rankin
Fla, Ferguson
da Ferguson
Fidella Amos
Adelaide Sweet
Anna Henry
Jean Morrison Cirere
Ibya Graham Marshal
Touring Models for Baby Carriages in 1923
A 1923 shopping feature outlines factors in choosing a baby carriage including reversibility, sun protection, wheel type, springs, hood color, space, brakes, safety straps, woven reed design, and portability. It notes wooden and wicker styles, the appeal of medium sizes, and that mothers often buy used carriages for economy and practicality.
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Acerta
Grace church meeting set with Grace Saxe address
Grace church hosts a meeting where Miss Grace Saxe the Bible teacher will give the address and a program will outlining further numbers. Attendees may stay for alight supper and prayer. First Lutheran Missionary society to meet Thursday afternoon in church parlors with listed hostesses Minas Stolte Hall Michael Herning. St Margaret guild postpones its Tamor Love meeting with Mrs Bornbrock until next week.
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Grace Church
Grace Saxe
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Minas
W. F. Stolte
J. J. Hall
Martha Michael
Aliss Lulda Herning
St. Margaret’s Guild
St. Muayk’s Church
Tamor
H. C. Bornbrock
Fire Prince to Return as West High Operetta
Miss Marie Watters and Lawrence Hutson alumni of West High, with Miss Arlene Harrel and Leo Ferris, reprise leading roles in The Fire Prince. The American operetta will be staged Thursday at 8 p m in the auditorium under director Miss Alice Swanson with the dances coached by Miss Gladys Wellman. The production, first presented weeks ago at the high school, earned strong praise and is being repeated at the request of audiences.
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Marie Watters
Lawrence Hutson
West High
Arlene Harrel
Leo Ferris
Alice Swanson
Dancea Iare
Gladys Wellman
Marital Woes Shroud Divorce Battle in Minneapolis
Freda Timson sues Lee Timion for divorce on cruelty and desertion grounds. Timion counters with a cross petition seeking a decree on desertion. They wed in Minneapolis on June 11, 1920 and separated January 20, 1921. Pearl Gilbert seeks modification of a previous divorce decree from William Hilbert to allow remarriage and cites unpaid alimony and self support by two minor children.
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Freda Timson
Lee
Timion
Minneapolis
Haa
Pearl Gilbert
William Hilbert
Iowa House Reluctant on Teachers Annuity and Maternity Bills
Des Moines reports show Iowa house committees favor indefinite postponement of the teachers annuity bill tied to teacher wages and of the maternity bill with a 21000 annual state appropriation for federal aid. The state continues to resist implementing the Sheppard-Towner provisions, despite advocacy from the Iowa League of Women Voters and planned hearings by proponents.
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Des Moines
Med
Iowa House
House
Congress
Kendall
State Hospital
Iowa City
Iowa League of Women Voters
Nine Committees of GW Formed at Formal Meeting
A named nine committees of GW were announced at yesterday’s settings. Stephen Brown leads as president with Johnny Sweeney and three vice presidents, plus a treasurer. Executive chair and members include Walter Dotson and Thomas Levingran, with multiple subcommittees spanning membership, convention, public information, and roads, detailing chairs and participants.
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Grearay Waterloo
Stephen Lreawn
Johny Sweeney
Linhty
Vley
Wooal Lane
Tre
Walter Dotson
Jacob Loving
Ine
Angelas Burt
Kinuweo
Termann Muller
Min
Droger
Crowell
Il Wyant
Walter OL Dotson
Mans
J. Jackson
John G. Milelar
Austin Burt
Nan
We. Coward
Yuri G. lAchtye
We V. Stbert
Neth D. Jackson
Paavolt
Jacob Levingran
James Graham
C.A. Morris
Elliot Wise
Itarter
Lowa WM. Cohen
Larry Northay
A. J. Llaward
Arle Mowler
A ., Guagy
Business College Banquet Ends With Record Attendance
More than 260 students alumni and parents attended the annual complimentary banquet at Gatua Business College held at M. I. church. Ralph Beon and Mrs. Langlas judged feats and toasts while Edwin Tonnoe and Milton Warner led acts. The ovens won with 12 220 points beating the odds by a slim margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatua
Business College
Winda
M. I. Church
Walstead
Edwin Tonnoe
Davenport concert program and weather notes mixed history
Fragmented entry lists a radio station concert itinerary, weather forecasts, and program details with names such as Maury Johnston and Alice Clough Wilsey. Mentions Davenport Iowa, 370 400 meter broadcasts, and a February 15 timetable. Mixed garbled OCR provides scattered proper nouns and musical selections.
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General Mleetric Company
Behoanuctady
No Y
Cotearts
Atlas Salo
Paloniudsy
Pia
Chopin
Nitselaas Venvehd Mayer
Serer Salo
Arie
Alicea Clough Wisys
Ley Witts
Lech
Ace Snipiantat
Vinno
Rontyon
Nieginas Groenveld Meyer
Sopane
Brahms
Meine
Vandahl
Nicolaas Croonveld Moyer
Spyprino
Hye Diceytly
Dali
Lant
Cato Stoyer
Viceuxtemps
Allee Clougir
Lenten Bible Class for Business Women by YWC A
The Young Women's Christian Association will hold a weekly Lenten Bible class for business women and teachers each Monday at 6 30 p m through Easter. The course titled A Creed for Every Day Living will be taught by Miss Aimee Vagumius, the association's general secretary, who is specially trained for the role.
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Young Woman's Christian Association
Easler
Aimee Vagumius
YMCA Offers Variety of Classes for Women Members
Arrangements set for cafeteria service so class members may gather at 6 and study 40 minutes. Reservations at the Y. W. allyes. Limited openings in gymnasium and swimming groups. Volley and baseball classes not yet full. Aesthetic dance focuses on muscle-training and rhythm development rather than local dancing, recommended for poise and grace by Mrs. Db. P. Gaylor, director.
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Y. W. Allies
Gyminaalun
Y. WC. A
Db. P. Gaylor
West High Students Speak at East High Event
At East High, West High students were entertained by a group from The Fire Prince, marking a departure as one school's production was shown. Lincoln’s birthday observance occurred, with several addresses highlighting the martyr president. Principal F. B. Miller urged students to follow his example in studies.
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East High
Cnat
West High
Lincoln
America
F. 3. Miller
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