Initiatory Meeting and Society Notes Across Fort Dodge
Forty members of L my to Blof R attended an initiatory ceremony in Ben Hur hall amid praise for the new degree team preparing to attend the Miami national convention. Mrs. Natherine Walsh received an attendance prize. visitors included Mrs. Clara Gra Dubuque and Mrs. Olive Raw. An informal evening at Mrs Mantle Yetter’s home was planned. A separate meeting of Cedar Weights-Atrs elected F. P. Rehmeter as president as 45 members gathered for a 1 pm session at Mrs. Frank Cage’s home. Officers named included A. H. McCutcheon and George Buchan, with James Edwards as secretary and Alice Morgans as treasurer, Rev. Orth leading devotions. A program by Mrs. Slaughter’s division featured a solo, reading, and literary pieces, followed by games. Other club notes include upcoming talks by Miss Blanche Stewart and Miss Blanche Edwards, and a schedule of events for the Riverside Drive, F. O. and Graduate Nurses clubs at local venues. A Surprise Party celebrated Mrs. W. D. Miller’s birthday. Legion Auxiliary plans a membership drive at Memorial Hall, with an 8 pm program led by Mrs. A. A. Toffmann. Engagement news announced: Miss Pearl A. Sweet to Harold M. Gordon to be married April 25 at the bride’s parents’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L My To Blof R
Ben Hur Hall
Miami
Frs
Natherine Walsh
Clara Gra Dubuque
Olive Raw
Council Bluffs
Mantle
Yetter
Tn Slaughter
Penn
A. W. Lindgren
Mark Twain
Ruth Orth
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes on improving profile
Edna Kent Forbes advises readers to stop worrying about facial features while making practical improvements. She suggests improving complexion, health, hair, eyebrows, lashes, and head posture, with tips on nose massage and reducing surplus weight. She offers to mail a health formula and urges men to consult a doctor if troubled by health issues.
Side Talks on Dogs Cats and Household Companions
Ruth Cameron writes of dog affection versus feline aloofness, praising dogs as faithful friends while noting cats as acquainted yet less devoted. She reflects on gender views, the idea that women may understand cats, and recommends Agnes Reppert’s essay on differences between cats and kittens for readers seeking further insight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woimen
Maliy
Agnes Reperter
Postponed Meeting Nudges Westminster Picnic at Church
Maywood area notices announce Presbyterian Hospital auxiliary postpones Thursdays meeting two weeks later. A four picnic luncheon is planned at Westminster Presbyterian church on the new date. Temple Rebekah members will sew and receive a thimble at O O F hall Thursday afternoon. Universal class schedules a dancing party at O O E hall Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Hospital
Pemple
Temple Rebekah
Ac. O. O. F. Hall
Universal Class
Club notes and parties at St Patrick's day
Octagon Bridge club was entertained at a St Patrick's day party yesterday by Mrs Mark Campbell. High score was merited by Mrs Max Weon. Tuesday Junction club elected officers at Mrs Fred Fortsech's home: Mrs Lincoln White president, Mrs George W Pett secretary and treasurer, Mrs S B Stevenson publicity, Mrs Theodore Peet and Mrs Jacob Mayer flower committee. The business meeting followed a 1 o'clock luncheon. Mrs Paul Wallingford was surprised by Novelty twelve club with a 2 birthday party yesterday afternoon. Lunch was served at 5 o'clock by Mrs Harry Wallingford and Mrs J S Roberts with visitors Mrs D C Bigelow and Mrs J Morris. Dick Gross hosted Dirty Dozen club last evening for his tenth birthday. Favors for games went to Max Howard and Bert Lumry. Other members listed include Ed Pendleton, Franklin Smith, John Hartlelp, Everett Scott, Joe and Paul Diefenbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Octagon Bridge Club
Mark Campbell
Max Weon
Fred Fortsech
Lincoln White
George W. Pett
S. B. Stevenson
Theodore Peet
Jacob Mayer
Paul Wallingford
Noveltywelve Club
Harry Wallingford
J. 5. Roberts
D. C. Bigelow
J. Morris
Dick Gross
Dirty Dozen Club
Max Howard
Bert Lumry
Ed Pendleton
Franklin Smith
John Hartlelp
Everett Scott
Joe
Paul Diefenbach
Sunday School Banquet and Gifts for New Pastor at Unity Church
D T Andrews led a banquet and pep meeting at Union Congregational Church with new pastor Rev L D Blandford and wife as guests of honor. Programs included talks on what the Sunday School provides for the pastor, readings, and a vocal trio. Unity circle elected Mira Pierce as supplies custodian and hosted Mizpah circle at First M B church. Mrs Franklin Johnson of Grinnell will speak at a birthday party for Baptist Women’s societies at First Baptist church.
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D. T. Andrews
Union Congregational Sunday School
L. D. Blandford
Andrews
Party Unity Circle
King’s Daughters
Mizpah
J. C. Forbes
H. Abbs
Unity Ecircle
Mira Pierce
Anna Mishler
5. A. Asquith
Dry versus oily fish shapes for cooking methods
A housewife learns to choose dry or oily fish to prevent flaking when cooked. Dry meats like cod and haddock hold shape better in boiling or baking, while oily fishes such as salmon and mackerel stay firm with less handling but require fat to keep skin intact during baking.
Church and club notices from Central Christian and churches
Mrs J C Rankin reviews The Trend of the Haces with discussion of the negro question at the church hall Thursday afternoon. Central Christian Sunday school cabinet picnic supper is 6 30 pm tomorrow at the church. Rev C V Allison will speak on Sunday school work and cards for Haster campaign will be distributed. First Presbyterian Harmony class was hosted by Mrs George Wheeler with Mrs Lydia Miles as hostess yesterday afternoon. Twenty seven members and guests attended. Grace and Eleanor Barr will host First Presbyterian Philathea class at 222 Kimwood street at 7 30 pm Thursday. First M B Sunday school home department meets Abs Kerrs division at Robert Mitchell residence tomorrow evening. Holy Name court W C F will elect officers at Sacred Heart hall Thursday evening.
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Church Hall
J. C. Rankin
Central Christian Church
C. V. Allison
First Presbyterian Harmony
George Wheeler
Lydia Miles
Grace
Eleanor Barr
First Presbyterian Philathea
Kimwood Street
First M. B
Abs. Kerr
Robert Mitchell
Holy Name Court
Sacred Heart Hall
Henry R Milhiser Iowa Pioneer Dies at Cedar Heights
Henry R Milhiser a Marshall county Iowa pioneer and longtime Methodist Episcopal church worker died at his Cedar Heights home after a brief illness. Services will be at his residence Thursday at 3 30 p m with Rev J C Orth officiating. Burial will be in Marshilltown. He was born May 16 1844 in Mahoning County Ohio married Emily J Patton in 1870 and spent years on farms before moving to Billings Montana then returned to Iowa in Rainbow Drive Cedar Heights. He was a Sunday school superintendent for 23 years.
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Henry R. Milhiser
Marshall County
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hae
Cedar Heights
J.C. Orth
Marshilltown
Mr. Milhiser
Mahoning County
Emily J. Patton
Orangeville
Marswelltown
Billings
Mont.hee
Iowa
Lon Rainbow Drive
Milhiser Family Survives With Three Children
Mr and Mrs Milhiser of Cedar Heights affiliated with the Community church. Surviving are the widow and three of their four children one dying in infancy. Children include Charles Sauquait New York on his way here Mrs Earl B Wilson Billings Montana and Mrs Harry Wisher Waterloo A sister Mrs Thomas Trapp Ironton ra also survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
Milhiser
Community Church
That Place
Taving
Charles
Sauquait
N. Y
Earl B. Wilson
Billings
Mont
Harry Wisher
Waterloo
Thomas Trapp
Tnton
Sashua-Child Found Dead After Parents Sleep
Nashua Iowa March 7 Apparent ly in good health when placed in bed the previous evening the threat weeks old daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Blanchard was dead yesterday morning when the parents awakened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
Clarence Blanchard
Zoellner Quartet Program Set for Thursday Evening
The Zoellner String Quartet, postponed from Feb 19 due to Joseph Zoellner’s illness, will perform Thursday at 8 PM as part of the east high lecture course. The program includes Op. 125 No.1, Serenade Tendre, Orientale, and other pieces by Glazunov Haydn and others, with expected strong reception from patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoellner
Joseph Zoellner
j@uartet
Pen
Schu
February Was Good Month at Y. M. C. A.
February activities at the Y M C A moved along in fine fashion. Forty six meetings were held outside the building with gospel teams clubs and classes. Final attendance reached 9000 with the Dr Hall lectures drawing more than 4500 people. The central branch reports about 900 members and the railroad branch 476. The Hi Y club held seven meetings and a mothers auxiliary was organized chaired by Mrs C A Morris. Gymnasium class attendance rose vs last year totaling 2752 with 428 from the boys department. The Sunday school basketball league is set to close in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hall
Central Branch
Railroad
C. A. Morris
Molla Doses Again In Mentone Mixed Doubles Loss
In Mentone on March 7 Mrs. Molla Mallory the American Champion lost her second start of the day. Teamed with Murphurgo in the mixed doubles she and her partner were defeated by Miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molla
Molla Mallory
Murphurgo
Miss
Notable British star and rivals clash in mixed tennis display
Fragmentary report notes Elizabeth Ryan and grandolps Sweet British star faced difficulties at 6-2 and 7-5 as Mallory, in poor form, handicapped her partner against Arrione Bs. Cleveland plans a $20,000,000 apartment building housing 1,000 families with 4 to 12 rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Ryan
Grandolps
Irg
Mallory
Arrione Bs
Cleveland
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DLA. R
Black
Mmes
G. C. Kennedy
G. S$. Millard
M. J. O'Keefe
Crowther
Cecil Bickley
Ida Edmands
Blanche Stewart
Blanche Edwards
Riverside Drive
Howard Burr
M.D. Brown
Graduate Nurses’ Club
Black Searoom
Elite Circle
P. M. Gary
Sunset Club
Henry Austin
East Park Ladies’ Aid Society
Wilion Sanford
Fred
Pattit
Bonn
Columbia Circle
Iwest
Grant Kirele
Chester Peas Alluder
Dickens An OL
Grant
W. D. Mil
Mullan Avenues
Gladys Saylor
As Miller
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
A. A. Toffmann
Miss Pearl A. Sweet
Harold M. Gordon
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Ruth Cameron
Sn Re
Cruesg
Gog
Nick
al A. Sweet
Maywood Addition
Church News
Franklin Johnson
Grinnell, Ja
Baptist Women's Societies
Women's Society
First Baptist Church
St. Mark’s
Mrs. Harland H. Allen
American Chicle Co
Zoellner Quartet
Jongén
Glazounow
Haydn
Napranik
Nacturme
Orodine
Buchanan's Complete Optical Service
Pieditas
Corn Products Refining Co
East
Knots Street
Chicago
Karo
Bigelow
Heh
Bigelow-Hartford
E. 4Th St
Booth-Joseph
Joseph
Bolu Josery
First National Bank
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