Community health unit talk spurs county wide unification
Fortnightly club heard Dr. G. C. W. Ellyson urge combining county city and school agencies into a central health organization. Miss Helen Hughes and nurse Ruby Reimler outlined social welfare work and clinic needs for contagious diseases. Other talks covered sewage disposal garbage disposal and local health issues with twenty five members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. W. Ellyson
P. E. Ritz
Helen Hughes
Social Welfare League
Aflis
Ruby Reimler
Social League
Ralph B. Slippy
Waterloo
Cedar River
Pon
WB. Small
CG. R. Wilson
Missionary society notes and church activities
Various branches of local women’s groups held meetings at multiple churches. Elsie French spoke on Egypt missions. members wore themed attire and shared refreshments. plans for bazaars, suppers, and decorations were set. A Java mission lecture, foreign mission dialogs, and budget reports followed, with several organi zations arranging events for November and December.
What of it the watchword of a certain class
The piece attacks readers who say what of it criticizing ambition patriotism and love. It argues that such skeptics show a limited mind while noting love as a deep vital force, and warns that it is easier to pull down than to build. The author urges value in constructive effort over cynicism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pareet
Cohlola
Villa’s
Bob
Chioie
Chlote
Chicie
Gaiped Chlate
Chicia
Becaus
Hilda
Tighe
Chidia
Eris
Chioia
Musicale and Tea in New Parish Hall Event
Members of Highland and West circles of Christopleca pal church host a musicale tea in the new parish hall Saturday afternoon with a bake sale. Mrs I W Parrott and Mrs Al pert Gresley arrange the program, Mrs O J Fullarton and Mrs M H Kimball preside at tea, decorations by Mrs B E H Bergstresser and Mrs Mortimer Cleveland, and Mrs F L Northey Mrs Gurr Liehty and Mrs Frank Collard Jr serve at the bake sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland and West
Christoplecapal Church
I. W. Parrott
Mortimer Cleveland
F. L. Northey
Gurr Liehty
Frank Collard, Jr
Church Groups Hold Card Study Events and Elections
Miss Anna Jensen hosted the Lace of Clubs with card entertainment. Vic Jasperson and H. C. Anderson won favors. Kum-Chat-A will elect officers at a Friday meeting with Mrs. A Bickal and Mrs. K S Shriener hosting. New Century club met for needlework and luncheon. twelfth anniversary luncheon planned for Black’s on Nov 20. Bon Amicus gave 500-point favors to Mrs. Frank Harris. Harmonizing Nine saw Mrs. G Bellinger win 500. Mrs. Shiek elected president. O O D club hosted cards and dancing. Double Five club met at Mrs. Roy Gilley’s. scores in 5000 were won by Mrs. Floyd Barron and Mrs. Tracey Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella
K. C. Hall
Des Moines
T. G. Menges
Corrina ‘Bruner
Veronica Gorman
Navy
Grace Methodist Episcopal’ Church
R. A. Holdiman
Edith Miller
A. N. Gleason
W. P. Hoxie
Ald
Rose Loben
B. H. Yockey
Foreign Mission
William Watters
B. W. Heiple
Brother
Martha Carter
Gertie Abdill
George Ferguson
Anna Jensen
Arse Vic Jasperson
H. C. Anderson
J. P. Jensen
A. Bickal
K. 8. Shriener
A. F. Lukes
New Century Club
Black
Bon Amicus Club
Carl Erickson
Prank Harris
Shiek
Nine Club
G. ¥. Bellinger
Paul Pepne
JB. N. Gindt
Ll. Page
Shlek
O. O. D. Club
Ralph Clark
Roy Gilley
H. O. Gilley
Georga Highley
Double Five Club
Floyd Barron
Tracey Gray
City in Brief and Local Notices
A compilation of short items notes travel plans and visits. Walter Brady vacation with brother W. E. Brady. Mrs. A D Enfield serves garden radishes at lunch. Mrs F Brown visits El Dora. Fred D Adams heads to Duluth. G F Daniels the Erie agent visits. others on business travel. Community events include church dinners and bazars. teachers attend Iowa State Teachers convention. track repairs on Fourth Street. enlistment notices for local soldiers. multiple social and club activities reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Brady
Chicago
W. E. Brady
A. D. Enfield
Smith Street
F. Brown
Eldora
Fred D. Adams
Adams Paper Company
Duluth
Minn
G. F. Daniels
Erie Railroad
Reinhart
Kurtt €& Reinhart Co
George C. Kennedy
New York City
Washington
Beauty Chats on makeup trends and skin care tips
The article discusses makeup as an art, noting many women use rouge lipsticks and brow pencils. It highlights orange undertones in skin tones, new powder shades, and techniques for a natural look. It also covers skin habits, pore care, and a brief medical note about liver pale spots and normal weight for a 16 year old girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woreda
Laem
Jewblo J
Paris Papers Spotlight U S Election In Depth
Paris newspapers lead with extensive U S election coverage. Biographies and pictures of key figures accompany explanations of the electoral system. Conservative papers split between triumph and disappointment, while De Paris remarks that the Republican landslide signals a broader shift toward conservatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keissy Purdy
Fle Tauris
Vthoss
Pertinas
A Cure for An Errant Bride By Jane Gordon
Bob and Chloie confront a restless evening routine as their marriage tests its edge. Chloie’s restlessness and Bob’s mounting suspicions set the stage for a quiet domestic drama about trust and temptation in a newly formed home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Gordon
Bob
Chloie
Hilda
Ias
Hob
Chlose
Tob Thes
Chioie
Chinie
Views of the People Protests Against La Follette Supporters
A fragmented letter from Rockford discusses opposition to La Follette and accuses Wall Street money of fueling his enemies, mentioning Bob and Priw as targets. The text reveals a heated, partisan stance amid protest rhetoric and unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
la Follette
Wall Street
Wes
Bob
Foman
Hob
Bob, Jr
Priw
Income Tax Payers in Philadelphia 1865 Pamphlet History
The article recalls Philadelphia and Bucks County income tax payers listed in a 1665 pamphlet sold for 1 dollar, detailing incomes from under 10 000 to over 190 000 and notes about broad demand. It also mentions a Arkansas motorist personal property tax and various vehicle related levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bucks County
Hucks County
Arkansas
Cedar Falls Street Work and Local Church News Summary
Cedar Falls reports the delivery of a street sweeper and flusher ordered by the city. The Teachers College building is abandoned with departments moved west on the campus. The Warren Zion Evangelical Choir plans a concert near Waverly and Van Horne. Timothy Benson’s funeral held at First Baptist Church with Rev. William Deer assisting. J. Brownell Post, Grand Army of the Republic, notes Timothy Beason as the youngest and James Corrin as the oldest member, with many survivors attending. Women's Relief Corps conducted its annual inspection by Mrs. Lou Secrake. Funeral services for Christian Michaelsen set at Bethlehem Church with sons Harold, Korval, Margaret, Theo, and spouses attending. Local schools grant two weeks’ vacation during masking period for rural-visit students. Black Hawk Lodge plans its first father and son dinner with about 200 expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. I
Bodeker
Portland
Ore
al. Kaiser
Waverly
Miller
Fred J. Kluss
Iowa State Teachers Association
Des Moines
Walnut St Baptist Church
Mary Horley
New _ York city
Josephine
Foy R. Cobb
Cobbd
F. P. Schuck
Donneilson
Roy Moylett
Cortlandt Street
Stockton
Decatur
Freeport
Alice E. Skillman
M. B. Skillman
Dawson Street
Los Angeles
California
Philomathian Literary Society of
East High
Erodelphian Literary Society
Thenosophical Society
Lafayette Building
Cal
Rudolph Ward
P. C. Ward
Riverside Drive
U. S
Mason‘c Templa
T. GC
Teachers College
Warren Zion Evangelical
Warren Church
van Iforne
Timothy Benson
First Baptist Church
William ©. Deer
Thmothy Beason
J Dames Brownell Post
Grand Army of the Republic
James Corrin
Corrin
Lou Secrake
Parkersburg
Tuncheon
I Michaelsen
Beethlehem Church
A. G. Kikiegaard
Christian iMichaelsen
Bethleehem Church
Michaelsen
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Ben Hurhall
Gannon Camp
Marlin Parker
Elsie Burright
Nellise Shanon
Stella Tegtmeier
Royal Neighbors
Modern Woodmen of America
Carrie Kistner
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Becker
Jessie Wheeler
Iowa
Frances Nall
Cedar Falls
Heber W. Brown
Frank Berend
Walter Ryan
Teressa Berend
Brown
A. Alu. W
West High Seltcal
American Association of University Women
Universalist Church
Shrine Club
Waterloo Shrine Club
Armory
William Snyder
Aileen
Margaret Johnson
Central Lodge
L. F
Fireman's Hall
Hobetts—Doketts
W. EB. Debe
Lincoln Elele
Galloway
Missionary Society of United Presbyterian Church
Joseph
Elsie French
Egypt
Martha Wilson
BE. H. McDonald
Mabel R. Krenes
Jesup
Java
St. Paul’s Foreign Missionary Society
Krynes
Women of Sacred Heart ‘Parish
Woman's Missionary Society
First Brethren Church
F. K. Insenhower
Orsign
America
A. . Smith
Orla Miller
Etta Lachty
Ben Wengard
A. D. Cashman
Ed Miller
J. J. Peck
B. N. Puterbaugh
Luke's
English Lutheran Church Women's Aid Society
Charles Swvyers
Martha Forbes
Fidelis
Walnut Street Baptist Church
A. K. Smith
A. A. Zimmerman
Brotherhood
Women's Missionary Association of
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
N. M. Beckley
C. J. Jesa
Viola Pierce
P. M. Schreiner
B. H. Heskett
J. S. Watters
George Bovey
Ness
C. J. Murphy
D. W. Bovey
B. W. Main
A. C. Kessler
Church News
Buchanan's
Kauffman
Edna Page
Bruce Gates
Gates
Tllinois Central Railroad
Fourth Street
Albert C. Beebe
U. S. Army
Hag Fone
Chayenne
Wyo
Thirteenth
Westminster Baz
Eta
Woman's Reef Corpa Aear
Memorial Hall
Walnut St. Baptist Church
Camipaian
Paris
U.S
George H. Twaddle
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daiyrier
Went Street
Silgin, WL
Harold
United States Battleship
New York
Masoni
Black Hawk Yodre
A.W
A. M
Masonic
Buchanan
Davidsons
Howe Furniishers
Victor
Brunswick
Edison
Vietor
Brunswick and
Edison Records
Hadfield Regulator Co. Dept
F-4
Ausnia
Waing
Ty All Drug
Eackers Veeas
Peon
Tyes
Waterloo Co-operative Dairy Co
City and
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