Waterloo Man Elected Vice President of United Organization
Waterloo man Nathan Barber was elected vice president of the Iowa Engineering Society at the annual convention opening session. C. H. Gurrie of Webster City and H. H. Dean of Glenwood were named new directors, with J. H. Dunlap reelected secretary. Gov. Harding to speak at the banquet. Major Rathjen to discuss War and the Engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Young
Muscatine
Iowa Engineering Society
Hotel Ruscellamson
K. C. Gaynor
Sioux City
Nathan BR. Barber
Waterloo
J. H. Dunlap
Iowa City
C. H. Gurrie
Webster City
H. H. Dean
Glenwood
Fort Dodge
Cedar Rapidy
Dunlap
Tye
Iowa State Drainage Society
Engineers
F. S. Alden
Cedar Rapid
J. G. Thorne
Clinton
John C. Drug
Stratford
Seth Dean
Gov. Harding
W. L. Harding
George W. Rathjens
218Th Engineers
Camp Dodge
Waterloo Technical Society
J. F. Jones
Iowa
Local groups host socials and wedding at Waterloo
Stitch and Chatter and Pond Lily Crochet clubs met with hosts for Red Cross work and diversions. A home wedding at 635 Summers street united Miss Emma Bunnell and William H. Elliott with about 30 guests under a smilax backdrop. Golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. John Briden drew about 100 relatives and neighbors. Out-of-town guests attended, with several society gatherings listed for the week and a Red Cross benefit planned at the Mount Hope ladies’ aid society event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitch and Chatter Club
A.trusty
Red Cross
Jank Stott
Mmes
William Monen
A. Blair
H. Jones
Women's Catholic Order of Foresters
E. M. Shaw
Pond Lily
Frank Trewery
K. of C. Hall
Pythian Sisters
Emma Bunnell
Edith Colby
Sarah Bunnell
Lillian Gunstead
Lynn Elliott
Georgette Crepe
Elliott
Waterloo
East High School
Stewart-Simmons Press
East District
W. A. McFarland
Clara Smith
Bee Bagardus
Mamie Hanson
Charles Storm
John Briden
Saxon Street
Outlook
Grace Church
Janesville
Cedar Falls
Mount Hops
Second Annual Campfire Recalls Organization's History
The second annual campfire under Seth Dean in Glenwood showcased anecdotes and reminiscences as members recounted the organization’s history and key events from its many years of existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Party
Mary Melrose
Waterloo
Daughters of the American Revolution
Memorial Hall
Washington
Sons of the American Revolution
Seth Dean
Glenwood
Westminster women elect officers at annual meeting
Westminster Presbyterian reports a vacancy in missionary society presidency as Miss Yancy Kimball steps down. New officers include Mrs. C. G. Sweitzer first vice president and Mrs. W. L. Best second vice president. All day sessions note programs by Foreign and Home Missionary societies with devotions, mystery box, and refugees gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian
Yancy Kimball
The
Missionary Society
C. G. Sweitzer
W. L. Best
J. W. Best
H. G. Northey
Rose Hamilton
Miss Kimball
W. H. Hawrey
Fred S. Pettit
Africa
Belt
W. 8. Dawson
Home Customs
F. W. Jenks
W. W. Marsh
Feed
E. G. Leffler
Home Missionary Society
Queen Esther Circle
Home Guards
Temperance
J. E. Johnson
B. A. Oleson
Minnich
Ev Bright
W. B
Presbyterian
A. J. Artis
Z. R. Macartneay
Philo Parker
J. HE. Kohl
T. TH. Moore
Want
Tressurer
Ralph Taffner
C. W. Ellyson
Ed Cross
Local church circles hold meetings and programs
Devotional circles and women’s groups met at Grace M. E. Church and other locales for afternoon gatherings. Reports note 60 calls by one circle, a decision to discontinue refreshments during the war, and a busy program of readings, singing, and readings. Other clubs elected officers and planned forthcoming events amid Sunday school study and missionary activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. L. Club
S. Botkins
Blue Bird Circle
H. D. Fairall
Civic Department
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
T. N. B. Club
H. M. Bandfield
Missionary Department of Women's Working Association
J. R. Macartndy
Grace M. E
Circle No
EL Peek
A. Brown
Register, Trevarthen, Throwar, CO. FH
Eighmay
Lichly
Frances Benedict
Campbell
Christine Corey
Harry Fisher
Mines
Arbuckle
Brownatone Hair Tint Promises Quick, Harmless Color
An old advertisement touts Brownietone hair stain as a faster alternative to slow dyes. It claims instant coverage for gray or faded hair with a natural look, lasting and non rubbing or washing off, available in two sizes, sold by druggists, and direct from makers to avoid substitutes.
Do Avice ADVICE by Dr Lewis Baker Rheumatism Remedies
A reader asks about rheumatism relief and Dr. Lewis Baker recommends a compound of iodide of potassium, sodium salicylate, wine of colchicum, cardiol essence, balmwort, and sarsaparilla syrup to be taken as a teaspoon at meals and before bed. Other readers report headaches and fatigue treated with cadontene tablets, and a cold with a laxative cough syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almays
Jane
Lewis Baker
College
College-Edwood Streets
Dayton
Ohio
R. 1
Whited
Coleman
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Drainage Society
State Engineers
United Organization
A. H. MacDonald
Iowa Highway Commission
Washington, D. C
C. L. Bourne
Minneapolis
Bourne
First Baptist Church
Hazel Payne
Connelly
Kennedy
Bickley
Parker
Sigworth
Chamberlain
H. K. Haywood
Theodore Watts-Dunton
Watts- Dunton
J. F. Moore
Harold B. Parr
Ministerial Union
W. CG
Ted
Afd
I. C. Platt
First M
Milton Nogeles
Jisis Commercial Street
Stu. Luke's
Wopens Miggionary Society
D. Allen
United Presbyterian
Ladies’ Aid Society
Thea Ladies’ Social Union
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Sade
Kenton Pharmecel
Covington
Celia
East Side
Lafayette ST
Tramanhauser
First National Bank Building
Ladies OF
Kinsella
Dubuque
Middle ‘West
Miss Kinsella
Crane's
Warwick’s
Bluack
East Fourth Street
Coats
the Smart Shop
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