Leading Women of Europe to Visit U S Convention
International Council of Women gathers in Washington May 14 as leading European women arrive in April. Notables include Lady Aberdeen and Dr Oglivie Jordan with a list of international vice presidents from Paris Copenhagen Berlin and Canada. Mrs Moore in Buffalo renewed the national executive offer for 26000 operating funds. California heads new clubs adding 32 since August 1 with Missouri Pennsylvania and others following.
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International Council of Women
Washington
D. C
General Federation
General Federaion of Women's Clubs
Ost
Lady Aberdeen
Scotland
Oglivie Jordan
Avril de Sainte
Croix
Paris
Froken Hanoni
Copenhagen
Phil Alice Salamon
Berlin
Henry Dodson
Mia
Philip North Moore
Buffalo
Wigie Simmern
London
IL van Eaghen
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Massachuatts
North Dakota
Ohio
Utah
Woman Speaker Seeks Indiana State Office
Mrs Edward Franklin White formerly Miss Emma Eaton becomes the first woman elected to a State office in Indiana. She is a noted speaker at the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs biennial in Waterloo last year and has served as deputy attorney general since 1923. She is first vice president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs and renowned for writings and club work.
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Edward Franklin White
Emma Eaton
Indiana
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Waterloo
Supreme Court of Indiaha
White
Law Department
Iowa State University
General Federation of Women's Clubs
French Lyrics and Writers Will Be Studied Tuesday
Nineteenth century French lyric study set for November meeting of Romance Language department at Waterloo Woman's Club. Mrs. A G Greeley to open with Les Filles de Cadiz. reviews of Theophile Gautier and Alfred de Musset life and poetry to be read by various members. Hostesses named. program includes music rhythm discussion and a local club event at Alcott P T A with a Highland dance and student performances. Birthday party noted for Miss Florence Miller with games and prizes.
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Waterloo Woman's Club
A. G. Greeley
Cadiz
L. B. Wowler
Theophile
Gautier
EB. T. Alford
Alfred de Musset
R. W. Gibson
Elmer Dunkelberg
W. B. Nauman
J.E. Falan
Mary Day
T. B. Scott
C.D. Becker
Applied Art Class Formed at Y. W. C. A.
An enthusiastic group of employed girls met at the YWCA to form an applied art class with Miss Corley Conlon of Iowa State Teachers College as instructor. Classes set for Wednesday evenings 7 15 to 9 15 for six weeks. Plans include Christmas gifts such as decorated candles plaques and trays. At least 10 more may register before next Wednesday.
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Jthe Y. W. C A
Corley Conlon
Iowa State Teachers’ College
1Cedar Falls
Nellie Brown
Association Rooms
Do You Feel Bored with Your Everyday Fun
SIDE TALKS reflects on boredom as a flash light moment revealing genuine interest. A neighbor shifts golf and daily routines while a child shows clear awareness of when he enjoys or dislikes rides. The piece suggests we often submit to others' expectations rather than pursue true interest.
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Bolt
Ato
Bobby
Tie
Y W C A Officer Arrives to Lead Waterloo Chapter
New York City YWCA staff member Miss Lillian Rohweder is sent to Waterloo to serve as temporary general secretary filling the vacancy left by Miss Aimee J. Fagundus. Rohweder will serve until January when a permanent secretary is chosen as plans for dedicatory services and a membership drive proceed.
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Lillian Rohweder
New York City
Waterloo Y. WC. A
Aimee J. Fagundus
D. P. Guyler
Rohweder
Sue
Fnd
Kildare Club Notes At Bishop's East Cafeteria
Members of the Kildare club met after dinner at Bishop's east cafeteria Friday evening. Boing to Mrs. M C Troutner and Mrs. W J Lang with high scores in 590. T C EB club members will be guests of Mrs Richard Mullen Monday afternoon. Mrs Z A Munson named president with Mrs W We Anderson vice president and Mrs K P Schreiner secretary treasurer of Kum Chat A while club. Members were entertained at the home of Mrs K P Schreiner Friday afternoon with Mrs A Beckal as assistant hostess. Munson read the poem Woman and plans were made for a Christmas party.
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Tancoln Circle
Memorial Hall
Lincoln Ke
John Richard Cooney
G. F. Cooney
W. OC
W. c
Bishop’s East
Kildare Club
M. C. Troutner
W. J. Lang
T. C. EB
Richard Mullen
Z. A. Munson
W. We. Anderson
K. P. Schreiner
K.p.schreiner
A. Beckal
Church News Highlights School Classes Social Activities
Weavers and Men's Fellowship at First Baptist Sunday School hosted a church party with about 200 attendees and 45 pastimes. Fidelis class at Walnut Street Baptist welcomed over 60 members and raised 85 dollars from candy sales for the Armenia orphan.
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First Baptist Sunday School
Mmes. C. A. Lasser
Bal Wick
J. H. Penley
L. FE. Peck
Chester Stone
Clearless Campaign Yields Sheriff Victory in Grundy County
Reinbeck Iowa November reports that George Diehl of Palermo township Grundy county won the sheriff race on the Republican ticket defeating Democrat William Bockes who had served ten years. Diehl’s campaign ran unusually without tobacco cigars and no self-promotion remarks. Diehl won by a slim 194 vote majority.
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Reinbeck
George Diehl
Palermo Township
Grundy County
Diehl
William Bockes
Beauty Chats Bedtime Complexion Regimen Guidance
Readers receive advice on nightly skincare washing with soap and water, then cleansing and massaging with cream. Emphasis on cleaning pores, facial massage, neck and shoulders, and nail care, plus cautions about timing for working women.
Cedar Falls News Roundup From Town Meetings to Armistice Plans
Cedar Falls reports its annual Cedar Falls Township Farm Bureau meeting with officers named in both men’s and women’s divisions. A 106 car caravan to Waverly greeted Cedar Falls boosters, and Lions club charter members were listed. Church services and Armistice Day plans are outlined with ministers, topics, and congregational rosters. Other notes include pilgrimages, hospital moves, and civic event preparations in Cedar Falls and surrounding areas.
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Cedar Palis
A. L. Kreger
Roy Porter
A. Ly
K Kreger
Hans Hanson
J. M. Fobes
Ora Howara
V.r. Uban
Waverly
Cedar Falls
Community Club Meets At Farm Home Near La Porte City
La Porte City residents, including 12 members and guests, gathered at the farm home of Mrs. Pleet southwest of town for a Community Club afternoon meeting. They donated two comfortables for the orphan's home at Council Bluffs and planned to finish more as cold weather nears.
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Sadie van Seet
I la Porte
3 ‘ Pleet
Y M C A Industrial League to Draft Schedule Next Friday
Representatives of seven teams met to organize the Y M C A Industrial Basketball League. Possible entrants include Rath Packing, Cutler Hardware, Illinois Central shops, plus Co.'s Band, Iowa National Yards Hawkeye, Water loo Gasoline Engine, and Ta dus Club. All entries due by Friday night. another meeting will then draw up the schedule.
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Y. M. CG. A. Industrial Basketball League
Iowa National Yards
Hawkere Ol
Waterloo
Gasoline Engine Company
Tadus Club
Order of
Ne Molay
Rath Packing Company
Cutler Hardware Company
Sand Linois Central
Teague
Galloway Co Will Be Reorganized Claims Allowed
Decree entered in district court names receiver Witleny Galloway Co. assets pledged for claims. $690,442 and $4,850 in disbursements, plus attorney fees. Intervenor parties include Leavitt Johnson Trust Co and others. Reorganization probable as farmers’ demand waned and credit tightened.
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G. W. Woodmauthartadige OM Thiley
Witleny Galloway Copany
Celal
Beavirka Johnson ‘Trust Co
Trusten
AD Bey
Pika
Slas
Almmerman & Wrank
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Co
Chirk & Clarke
Wil'am Galloway Company
Wickett
Swisher & Barwell Top Tho
Intervenor
Tondford Brothers & Witchins Foundry Co
Karmersg Ioan & Trust Co
Merry
Ttada
Ty Company
Deelire
Knights of Columbus Plan for 500 Guests at Father Son Dinner
Knights of Columbus in Watertog Council prepare for a father and son banquet in IC L hall expecting about 600 men. Rev John McDonald of St Josephs will be the principal speaker. The program includes a quartet, vocal solos, piano, stunts, and a prize demo of minee. A large attendance is hoped for with plans for a class in December and a list of attendees from several towns.
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Knights of Columbus
Tochcaltony
Watertog Council
Knighta of Columbus
Fitzmerata
Jones
Wmtzverald
Efferta
Charra Hanalo
Chimney Fire Provokes Firemen at Olver Street Home
A chimney fire at the residence of RoOM. Marx, 414 Olver street, drew firemen to the address yesterday at 9 a.m. There was no damage. The notice mentions insurance and lists Herman Miller with a phone number for advertising.
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Marx
Olver Street
City in Brief from Waterloo and Nearby Areas
A compact, ill-formatted city in brief mentions visits by Mrs J J Klatler and others, local officials in Waterloo, motor trips to Denver and Los Angeles, building permits, church services by Rev James C Hinck, and a military enlistment notice. It also notes road work on No 58 and No 61, travelers from Berkeley and Glanville, and a vehicle collision near an Illinois Central switch engine injuring a six year old, all set in a late 1920s local context.
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Mea
Denver
Angeles
W. IT. Rosa
Tly
Los Angeles
Cal
J. B. Stewart
Tarkan
Ado- Une Aten
St. Ansgar
Joeu
B.C. Moven
Maleview Avenue
Charles I
Young
Glanville
Minn
Wrespius
Stantora Woodyard
Mon
AL Thoman
Salt Leake City
Migs Flojen Cawlea
WD. Cawles
Ourteenth Cavalry
Fort Des Moines
Co Greenup
Hudson
Grundy County
Dudsey
Mes
Otchard Plocklinker
Berkeley
Fiutner
B. ¥. Wise
Panama Canal
Blockfinger
Manny Wise
Partial street collision reported near Landen Avenue crossing
A disturbing fragment notes an auto accident at the Landen Avenue crossing with occupants including Mrs Weber and Mrs Keith and a child. The vehicle reportedly struck the engine after turning parallel to the track, and nearby references mention First Presbyterian Church events and unclear county data on farm children in Jefferson County New York.
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D. m
Landen Avenue
Mra
Weber
Kieiith
First Presbyterian Church
Toon Hay
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Harry C. Culver
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Lat Porte City
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Sanday
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Waterlan
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Tadenengenco
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Cedar Rapids
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W. P. Hoxta
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Independence Avenue
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Iowa
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Jefferson County
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Walter Baker& Co. Ltd
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Siza
Petwemee City
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