Federation of Women’s Clubs Forms Community Service Division
The Lews Federation of Women’s Clubs reorganizes into general federation departments including community service now in the General Federation and Education division. Mrs. George W. K. Batt Himsy chairs the recreation and safety program, with Mrs. Boggs leading the state effort. The federation aims to educate the public on highway safety, playgrounds, and fire prevention, citing World War I and 1920s statistics to support child and adult safety education. A social in Mrs. W. W. Lytle’s home hosted sixteen friends honoring the prospective bride and groom with Miss Marie Packard assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lews
Dendrumene
Birch
George W. K. Batt Himsy
3Frs
Dolly Vern Burgess
Camaeunity
BE AL Lsogas
Boggs
General Federation
United States
Humian
Club Womien
Airs
W. W
Lytle
Ferguson
Henry Moelering
Chicago
Grace Morrison
Marie Packpard
Maytle
Bridal Shower For Letty Beulo Before Saturday Wedding
A bridal shower at the Baish home honored Miss Letty Beulo daughter of Mr and Mrs John Beulo ahead of her Saturday marriage to Ved Slaughter. Entertainment included musical selections by local performers and group games with prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letty
Beulo
John Beulo
Ved Slaughter
Abrs
James Baish
Prainces Smith
Alayine Pierce
Baish
És Mlorentce Roth
Marion Betz
Alice
Dorothy Breasie
Wineers
H. R. Fishos
Frank Connor
Miss Rol
Pythian Sisters to Elevate Waterloo Woman Grand Chief
Waterloo event as 3890 members from three Pythian orders gather in Cedar Rapids July 28 to 30 for the elevation of Mrs. No A Lienty to grand chief and appointments for Knights of Pythias officers. Winterloo Temple members travel by special train. Sunshine Hebekah officers officiate at the Tuesday meeting in Waterloo. Sunnyside Country Club bridge party yields honors to Mrs Agatha Braniger and couples including Mr and Mrs L F Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No A. Lienty
Grand Temple
Cedar Rapids
J. A. DuBois
Society of the Dramatic Order
Knights of Khorassan
R. O. Garber
Adair
Grand
Pythian
Crystal Room
Montrose
Hatel
Knights of Pythian
City Auditorium
Winterloo Temple
Sunshine Hebekah
Tes |Ublir
Order In
Waterloo I
O. O. F. Hall
Sunnyside
Sunnyside Country Club
Irs
Agatha Braniger
W. A. Chapman
L. FE. Fowler
First Woman's Club Minutes Found in Fauntleroy House
Mrs. C M Young visiting Indiana writes home about finding minutes of America's first women’s club, the Minerva Club, at the Fauntleroy house later owned by the Indiana Federation of Women’s Clubs since 1849. The current caretaker is descended from the first Minerva Club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Young
C. M. Youngs
Indiana
Fauntleroy House
America
Art Nerya Club
Indiana Federation of Women's Clubs
Young
Minerva Club
Mrs Guy Walker’s Farewell Party Guest of Honor
Mrs. Guy Walker, moving soon to Didora, was guest of honor at a Burton Avenues Baptist church Triple 1 class gathering Tuesday in Mrs. Jay Armstrong’s home. In the evening, husbands joined a Cedar River park picnic supper for over 50 guests. a bridal shower and assorted events followed with local hostesses and plans for future entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Walker
Didora
Triple 1
Burton Avenues Baptist Church
Jay Armstrong
Beach party and picnic linked to local church groups
Members of the Senior Christian Endeavor society at Graves Memorial Unite Brethren church enjoyed a beach party and picnic supper at Cedar Falls last evening with strong turnout. Mrs W A Steinke and Mrs Albert Sigglars hosted 30 members and friends of Trinity American Lutheran Ladies guild in the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon. The annual picnic date was set for Aug 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde McClura
Thin
Senior Christian Endeavor Society of Graves Memorial Unite Brethren Church
Cedar Falls
W. A. Steinke
Albert Sigglars
Trinity American Lutheran Ladies’ Guild
Club Notes on W. H. G. Friendship Circle Meeting
The W H H G Friendship Circle met Wednesday after noon at Edison school grounds for regular business and a picnic supper. Guests included Miss M W F Blaney, Mrs. W A Wilcox, and Miss Doris Johnson. Favora in cards awarded to C Mfrs, Yornest, Sweeley, Mrs. George Metcalf, and Mrs. Glenn Peverill. Members met at the home of Mrs Hight for a two course workpon. Mrs. Ralph Fackler assisted the hostess. Afternoon guests were Mrs. George Metcalf, Mrs. Wayna Palmer, Mrs. Orin Wilcox, and Miss Ethel Stiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HH. G. Friendship Circle
Edison
MW. FE. Blaney
Airs
W. A. Wilcox
Doris Johnson
Yornest
Sweeley
George Metcalf
Glenn Peverill
Hight
Ralph Fackler
Wayna Palmer
Orin Wilcox
Ethel Stiles
Side Talks on Tolerance and Self Conquest in Childhood
A motherly reflection argues against tolerating laziness in chores and urges teaching children to conquer disliked tasks. It cites a quote by Cornelia Stratton Parker about turning effort into adventure and warns that early tolerance may set lifelong limits on achievement. The piece urges guiding children toward responsibility to shape their future success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy
Jack
Belore Thars
Cornelia Stratton Parker
Tama Bus Line Seeks Extra Round Trip To Hudson
J Walters of the Tama Toledo Bus Co petitions the Iowa railway commission to amend the original filing and add a Hudson stop plus one more round trip daily between Waterloo Tama. No objections were raised and Walters says residents and local business leaders support the expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecwren
Waterloo
Yama
Tama & Toledo Bus Co
Tolo
Iowa Railway Commission
B. M. Richardson
Des Moines
J. Walters
Toledo
Tamia
Hudson
Commission
Walters
Tama
Plan River Work to Prevent Floods at Cascade
Dubuque Ia July 23 Supervisors of Tones and Dubuque counties met to discuss measures to prevent a recurrence of floods that killed two people and caused about 150000 in damage at Cascade last month. They propose condemning the dam east of the city and widening and deepening the Maquoketa river near Cascade. A $100000 fund is needed. local contributions total 1863 to date and Governor Hammill is asked to appeal statewide for more help.
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Dubuque
Tones
Cascade
Magquoketa
Doubuquets
Davidson Employes Annual Picnic At Dairy Cattle Congress
Employes of the Davidson Purhiture company and Met families, about 150 attendees, joined the annual picnic at the Dairy Cattle Congress grounds. Winners included Mrs. Charles Miller in ladies ball throw, Charles Miller in boys Boga race, Miss Gertrude Pirr in ladies pose, Henry King in boys sack, Donald Gindt in girls sack, Lucile Keloa in men's sack, and Charles Miller in onejegged race. Francis Miller, E. J. Weller and O. C. McRae led the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson Pur Hiture Company
Met
Dairy Cattle Congress
Charles Miller
Gertrude Pirr
Henry King
Donald Gindt
Lucile Keloa
Frank Sheeley
Francis Miller
E. J. Weller
O. C. McRae
Chaege
Seek Missing Yet Believed Murdered Coyne in Sioux City
Stephen Coyne, 36, a crippled World War veteran, disappeared July 1 while dealing in secondhand clothing. He was driving a small car with about $100 in cash and may have planned a deal with several African American men. Authorities seek him as a possible homicide case.
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Sioux City
Jaly
Stephen
BB. Coyne
Coyne
Dry Arider Corrects Judge Misnaming In Beem Beck Case
Conflict arises as John Hammond seeks cure for a misdated order returning homebrew. He acknowledges naming error involving Judge Gwynne and moves to substitute Judge Beem in the writ of certiorari. Hammond notes handwriting and calendar practices obscure judge identity, stressing jurisdictional questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. C. Beem
J. Wgwynne
Ralph Beck
Supreme Court of Iowa
Gwynne
John Hammond
Dry Raider
Hammond
Des Moines
Beem
Mlanes
Supreme Court
Anste
Beek
State
W. A. Cook
Lefl
Shenandoah Man Elected President of Farm Mortgage Assn
Des Moines reports H. I. Foskett of Shenandoah was chosen president of the Iowa Farm Mortgage association. Wred Fisher of Cedar Rapids named vice president, Igram Bixler secretary, and Raymond Fitus treasurer. R. A. Pearson of Town State College urged farmers to cut costs and seek favorable farm legislation.
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Des Moines
H. I. Foskett
Shenandoah
Iowa Farm Mortgage Association
Wred Fisher
Cedar Rapids
Igram Bixler
Raymond Fitus
Muscatine
R. A. Pearson
Town State College
DIVE ACCIDENT CLAIMS LIFE DIES AFTER SIX DAYS
Cedar Rapids Iowa reports Richard Wolte died after a broken neck from a dock dive into two feet of water at the municipal beach. He had seemed to improve then suddenly worsened. Newspaper accounts say he laughed thinking he would recover before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Richard Wolte
Iowa Must Keep Productivity of Soil Urges State Farmers
Des Moines report quotes R A Pearson president of Iowa State College warning that if soil productivity declines the agricultural outlook is bleak. He urges applying business methods to planning production and marketing and using the agricultural experiment station at Ames to determine production costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
R.A. Pearson
Towa State College
Towa Farm Marriage Association
Agriculturas
Ames
Pearson
Dubuque City Caps Levy At Fifty Five Mills
Dubuque Iowa July 28 city council reduced the 35 mill levy to 28 for Valk, cutting assessment by 7 12 mills. In related local crime news, Chris Serfy was charged with forging a name to a $55 check, bond set at $2000, and he appeared before the grand jury.
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Dubuque. Ta
Vollowa City
Serfy
Chris
Seruh
Rou
Ralph
Beauty Chest Advice on Perspiration and Skin Health
Edna Kent Forbes discusses perspiration as vital for skin health, describing pores as pipes that must stay open to remove waste. She cautions about clogged pores causing blackheads and notes remedies including Mysom salt mixtures, yeast cakes for skin and digestion, agar agar from Japanese seaweed, and ample water intake with a daily routine to prevent odor and excretion issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pines
Sunday School Lesson by Moody Institute Teachers
A brief item notes a Sunday School lesson presented by instructors from the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago. The piece mentions editors Sy REV PB FITZ WATER and D. D. as teachers or contributors in a 1918 Western Newspaper Union copyright context.
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Sy Rev
Fitz Water
Moody Bible Institute
Western News Paper Union
The Jerusalem Council Tradition in Acts Refined
The piece outlines the Antioch Gentile controversy and the Jerusalem council. It covers Peter’s acceptance of Gentiles, Paul and Barnabas’ testimony, James’s harmony with Amos, and the council’s decision to require no Mosaic law for salvation. It notes the sending of a letter and missionary support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch
Peter
Cornelius
Jerusalem
Moses
Faul
Barnabas
Paul
Abraham
Hannabas
James
Amos
Dames
Israel
Werat
City Heads Pare Sums In Budget
City budgets show large reductions with watering and miscellaneous expenses trimmed during council session. The 1926 tax levy totals about 600 882 and expenses are forecast at 839 743 with the riverfront commission expected to cut about 11 005 from 1026.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Riverfrout Commission
Aera
Hite
Nebraska Harvest Report From Winnebago Area
Farmers report oats yield over seven acres totaling 642 bushels while corn shows about ten percent at the Winnebago Nebraska area. The bulletin notes late August conditions affecting production and includes local field figures from nearby farms.
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UG Nebraska
Winnebago
Neb
Tufp
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E. A. Boggs
State Community Service
Betty Beulo
Edward Lester Gilbert
Warren Gilbert
E.G. Lefler
Bertha
Arthur
Ruth Evelyn
G. P. Pushee
Ww. I. C
Memorial Hall
Carrie Leckington
Mary Bartlett
Margaret Kilgore
Nellie Davis
Emma Moore
Picnia
Erma Lunk
Roy D. Talley
Sedalia
Ato
Talley
Black County Abstract . Companyl
Watherine Landau
Charles W. Chamylin
First Presbyter
J. R. Mararney
A. Landaw
Pythian Sisters
Briday
Aliss Nitella
Miss Myers
Iday
Miss Ferguson
F. A. Ferguson
Karl M. Meelerin
Church News
Decox
Mary
Iowa Railroad Commission
T. & T. Line
Davidson
Montagu
Trex
Dry Arider
John B. Hammond
Farm Mortgage Assn
Iowa
Dubvoue
Cit Tan Levy
Wyyited
Edna Kent Forbes
Lessgn
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Plonto
Wioml AL BN
Wolbershoe
Caldwen
Ser Whalesate Distributors
Adams Paper & Specialties CO
Winterloo, Town, Te
Douglas-Pectin Corp
Granite Bldg
Rochester
N.Y
Certo
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