Ames to host biennial of Iowa Federation of Woman's Clubs
Ames prepares for the Iowa Federation of Woman's Clubs biennial gathering June 11 to 14. A record crowd is expected as delegates from agencies such as Ladies Aid Society and St. Mary's join sessions in Agricultural Hall. The program features notable speakers like Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, Dr. Edward Ross, and Mrs. Paul ine Palmer, plus campus tours and social events hosted by the Ames committee.
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Jheremy Afierno
Ray
B. B
H. A. Buhman
E. T. Marson
St. Mary's Auditorium
Ladies’ Guild
Lloyd Hall
St. Margaret’s Guild
George L. van Duyn
Ladies’ Aid Society
Jeran Churching of Iowa Federation of Woman's Clubs
Federation
Pearson
Iowa State College
Ames Commercial Club
H. W. Spaulding
Grinnell
J. W. Watzek
Edward Ross
Thomas G. Winter
Carolne Hedger
Eleanor Clark Sl
Social and club notices from local gatherings
The XX club postponed masting indefinitely while Sunset club members visited Mrs. Arthur Hentz and contributed to a war relief fund. Entre Nous club enjoyed a social afternoon and dinner hosted by Mrs. Mary Mullany. Mrs. Albert Sayers farewelled by W. Cc. L. CG. club at Hotel Russell-Lamson. Flower mission day observed by local W. C. T. U. in Willard hall with readings and leader Rose Draper. Chautauqua circles studied English authors Stevenson Ward Hipling. Columbia held a current events program.
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Sunset Club
Arthur Hentz
Entre Nous Club
Mary Mullany
Albert Sayers
Mankato
Mino
W. Cc. L. CG. Club
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Fini
Ww. Cc. T
Flower Mission
Ocal W. C. T. U
Willard Hall
Ida Mitchell
Frank Yapp
Rose Draper
Flower Missions
Chantaugua
Grant
Columbia Chautauqua
Stevenson
Mrs. Ward
Hipling
Columbia
Among the Churches First Baptist Philathea Class Dinner
The First Baptist Philathea class was hosted by Baline Brown for a six o'clock dinner followed by a business session last evening.
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Baline Brown
Ankeny Slayer Found Insane by Jury
Des Moines June 4 After three hours' deliberation the jury in District Judge Meyer's court found Charles Walker sane. Walker confessed murderer of Mrs Lizzie Coppock. Judge Meyer sentenced him to Anamosa penitentiary in the department for criminally insane. Murder charge stands.
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Des Moines
Meyer
Charles Walker
Lizzie Coppock
Walker
Cally
District Court
Anamosa
Altho
Art of Spending Money in the Savoir Vivre
A reflective piece on how to spend money well. It contrasts Americans’ prowess at earning with a lack of skill in spending, recounts a refined couple who rebuilt a porch life after losing wealth, warns of imagination gaps in seeking conveniences, and urges readers to know what one wants, where to get it, and to use ads wisely.
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Ming
Shea
Grand jury verdict on murder case stands. rape indictment sought
Friends and relatives of the murdered woman voiced disappointment as Walker was found sane and not arraigned on the murder charge. They pressed county officials to obtain an immediate grand jury indictment for the rape of 14 year old Joline Sohn, a crime he confessed, with plans to stack charges for future confinement.
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Walker
William Randolph
Ankeny
Joline Sohn
Omsk to Let Assembly Decide Lands Disposition
The decree from the Omsk government states it will meet Entente and U S demands for a constituent assembly and leaves to that body the disposition of lands and properties seized from the peasantry. It assures laborer interests will be cared for, as reported by the Associated Press from Washington June 4.
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Omsk
Assembly
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
America
Courier
How to Wear Corsets Tips for Fit and Care
Instructions on selecting corsets, fitting by an expert, choosing styles to suit figure, and daily care. Advice covers waist reduction, bust support, hip shaping, and avoiding over tightening. Tips include lacing fresh daily, fitting to changing figures, altering bones, washing, and briefly pinking white ones with red crepe paper.
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Meare
Fabalt
Alii
War risk insurance mails 17 million checks in May
Washington June 4 checks totaling 33 233 962 are mailed to 959 906 dependents of service members by the bureau of war risk insurance. Nearly 17 000 000 checks worth 521 000 000 have been issued by the bureau.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Bureau
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