Women urged to press Kellogg treaty ratification nationwide
Mrs. Ben Hooper urged national women’s groups to unite across affiliations to push Senate approval of the Kellogg multilateral peace treaty. She stressed nonpartisan effort, outlined pro-arbitration and world court goals, and called for unified action by 4 million women in the United States. The Des Moines conference resolution supports ratification and universal backing across organizations.
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Ben Hooper
Osh- Kosh
Wis
Water- Joo
United States Senate
Senate
Iowa
Des Moines
Hooper
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
National Conference On
United States
World Court
House
National Conference
Honored On Anniversary At Danish Lutheran Church
Cedar Falls observes the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Niels Andersen of 1114 Blut street with a Nazareth Lutheran church reception. The couple, among the first married by a local Lutheran pastor, have eight children and sixteen grandchildren. Their daughter Thyge Jensen married James Hansen this afternoon at the Andersen home in a ceremony led by Rev Otto Neilsen. Mr Hansen will live in Waupaca Wisconsin.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Niels Andersen
Blut Street
Nazareth Church
Nazareth Lutheran Church
Bluff Street
Black Hawk County
Fredsville
Andersen
George Nielsen
Eugene
Ore
Thyge Jensen
Annette Sherman
Minnie Neilsen
Lena Byggere
Charles Stokes
Albert
Spirit Lake
Alfred
Royal
Mr. Andersen
Uggerlose
Denmark
America
Ohio
Anna Marie Larsen
Anna Catherine Hansen
Jordlose
James
Hansen
Waupaca
Wis
Otto. Neilsen
Community group events and dances listed for Saturday
Tonight and Saturday events include a Father and Son banquet at First Baptist, Girl Reserve regional conference, Y W C A guest party at various clubs, Yeoman lodge card party, Harvest Home party at Westminster, Cedar Heights school program, Social Welfare League tea at Black's Tearoom, Temple Rebekah and Kil Kare clubs, Delta Phi Delta sorority, First U P church programs, Moose supper and program, Waterloo I O O F hall dance, and multiple Saturday afternoon and evening gatherings featuring Mystery Workers, Shakespearean society, Sigma Phi sorority dance, Fellowship dinner, and more hosted at Black's Tearoom, K C hall, and other venues.
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First Baptist Church
Y. W. C. AL Woman's Club
Yeoman Lodge
K. P. Hall
Harvest Home
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Cedar Heights
Social Welfare League
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk I. O. O. F
Kil Kare
Delta Phi Delta Sorority
U. P
Moose Hall
First
U. P. Church
Waterloo
Girl Reserve Leaders’ Conference
Co. A. Mystic Workers
K. C.han
War Outlawry Debate At World Fellowship Meeting
Rev Bruce Giffen of Cedar Falls urged outlawry of war during the World Fellowship week gathering at the Y W C A. He argued war is legal today and that peaceful resolution mechanisms exist, citing the Kellogg pact and international bodies. The program included exhibits and a doll display. juveniles plan a Thanksgiving party Saturday at 2 PM in C Hall with a potluck picnic.
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Bruce “Giffen
Cedar Falls
World Fellowship
Giffen
Paris
League of Nations
Pan-American Union
Mr. Giffen
C. H. Abbs
O. M. Yagey
H. C. Keiber
C. R. Rohde
Mystic Workers
Hall
Hints in Beauty Care The Waistline
An article advises women to slim the waist to fashionable size using diet, fasting with orange juice, and simple waist bending exercises. It cautions against overeating and bloating, notes quick corset feedback, and suggests avoiding rollers in favor of daily exercise for overall elasticity. It also touches on hair styling and skincare tied to a slimmer look.
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Ealing
L. G. V—Moon
Florence C
Sally
Conference Opening Draws Growing Registrations in Cedar Rapids
Registrations for the eastern Iowa adult guidance council two day conference at the YWCA are rising with Miss Beth Tracy in charge. Miss Sara Norris of Coe College Cedar Rapids speaks on Development of Personality tonight. Grace Stuff of the national YWCA staff will be principal speaker Saturday with conferences, exhibits, and an adult kindergarten. A fellowship banquet closes the event.
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Eastern Iowa Adult Guidance Council
Beth Tracy
Sara Norris
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Fred Adams
West High School Friendship Club
Grace Stuff
Y. W. C. A. Staff
New York
Margaret Barnes
New Officers of Woodmen Circle Installed
Mrs. Mae B. Sinclair of Des Moines acted as installing officer at K. C. hall Thursday evening, inducting new Woodmen Circle officers. Attendant was Mrs. W. E. Pike of Waterloo. Officers include Guardian Mrs. Charles Brietske past guardian Mrs. W. E. Harper adviser Mrs. G. H. Farnsworth chaplain Miss Clara Brietske attendant Mrs. Jessie Whited assistant attendant Mrs. M. Shea clerk Mrs. O. L. Potts banker Mrs. John Spier sentinel Mrs. Henry Stafford musician Mrs. Henry Smith auditors Mrs. William Stanford and Mrs. H. E. Anderson and Mrs. Frank Miller. Oyster supper followed with toasts and speeches. Lee R. Ogden of Council Bluffs was a guest.
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Mae B
Sinclair
Des Moines
Woodmen Circle
K. C. Hall
W. E. Pike
Waterloo
Charles Brietske
W. E. Harper
G. Hh.farnsworth
Clara Brietske
Jessie Whited
M. Shea
O. L. Potts
John Spier
Henry Stafford
Henry Smith
William Stanford
H. E. Anderson
Frank Miller
Lodge
Lee R. Ogden
Council Bluffs
Miss Neubauer and Mae Perry wed in Cedar Rapids
The marriage of Miss Helen Neubauer daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Neubauer at 1360 Newell Street was announced at a party Thursday evening hosted by the bride’s parents. A blue and yellow color scheme featured cupids on each plate. Guests included Mrs Elizabeth Perry mother of the bridegroom Mrs Louis Christopherson Mrs Fred Omsby Mrs Roy Ashworth Mrs Janet Sweeley and Mrs Leota Devore.
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Helen Neubauer
Carl Neubauer
Newell Street
Mae Perry
Cedar Rapids
Elizabeth Perry
Louis Christofferson
Fred Omsby
Roy Ashworth
Janet Sweeley
Leota Devore
East Junior High parents reception draws 150 guests
About 150 visitors attended a parents reception at East Junior High Thursday evening. The program featured the school orchestra, boys and girls glee clubs, readings and dances by the Fine Arts junior auxiliary. A Thanksgiving dance planning session followed at the Woman's clubhouse.
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East Junior High School
Forrest’ Hind
Doris Riggins
George
Evelyn Kuehnle
Elizabeth Green
Mildren Townsend
Alice Smoker
Fine Arts Department
Dvorak- Kreisler
Brahms
Margaret Moore
Piazio
Jerdiena ‘Wilhite
Katherine Sarset
Pauline Shockley
Frances Peterson
Louise Tollefson
Maxine Mead
Y W C A Worker to Give Courses Here in December
Miss Oolorah Burner of New York, a national YWCA staffer, will visit the local YWCA the week of December 4. She will lead a home women course on Constructive Citizenship at 9 30 for three mornings and an evening course for business women on Above Ourselves. Mrs Bur Della Sankey Feely has returned to the city after directing theatre organ work in Cadiz Ohio and performing in Kansas City Columbus and Chicago. She plans to open a studio here soon.
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New York
National Y. W. C. A
Ida Schwind
Burner
City
Bur Della Sankey Feely
Cadiz
Kansas City
Columbus
Chicago
Universalist Church
First Lutheran Church
Ethyl Seidler
Order of Eastern Star of
Iowa
Jamaica
Becker
Waterloo
Masonic ‘Temple
Ralph W. Hasner
G. W. Wood
Buchanan County
Independence
Hasner
Nelile Corlis
Church Groups Plan Fundraisers and Fellowships
First Lutheran Missionary society met in the church parlors with 46 members and eight guests and tied comforters. A bazaar was planned for November 22. Thirteen members attended an all day gathering of division five at Mrs. E W Wardle's home, plans for a bazaar on December 15 were made. Rev and Mrs L C Harris were guests. The next meeting will be with Mrs A R Bickal on November 27. Christ Episcopal Ladies Guild met at the church with 40 members and planned a rummage sale next week a bazaar and supper the first week in December.
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First Lutheran Missionary Society
Central Christian Church
E. W. Wardle
Dawson Street
L. C. Harris
A. R. Bickal
Ladies’ Guild
Christ Episcopal Church
C. L. Thompson
J. E. Currie
Fred Follette
W. F. Close
David Ramage
Jennie McElhinney
Diet Talk by Dr Effie Jones Highlights Nutrition Reform
Dr Effie McCollum Jones of Webster City spoke at a Waterloo Woman's club meeting on diet. She linked food choice to balance proteins carbohydrates minerals and vitamins noting life extension and improved health come from proper eating and timing. The talk covered appetite habits meal times and the impact of emotions on digestion with questions answered afterward.
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Effie McCollum Jones
Webster City
Waterloo Woman's Club
Jones
Elmer V. McCollum
Johns Hopkins University
School of Hygiene and Public Health
Dr. Jones
McCollum
Club Notes Highlight Area Social Clubs
The notes summarize Thursday meetings at several clubs including Triangle Stamp, P. club, Forget-Me-Not, Pandora, Wild Rose, and T.K. Bridge with hosts at 937 Dawson street 425 Conger street 417 Baltimore street 1902 Fourth street east 304 Hammond avenue and 219 State street. Prizes given for contests readings and lunches served. A Christmas party and officer elections planned with various hostesses named. A surprise party welcomed bride Mrs. Ernest Aunspach at 119 John street.
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Triangle Stamp Club
Dawson Street
Stone
EB. Thornberry
J. W. Ritze
Baltimore Street
Pearl Ellis
Chester Stone
Marlon
Gwenivere
Ritze
William Alderman
A J. Ritze
Alderman
Pandora Club
John N. White
Fourth Street East
W. J. Harris
R. L. Farnsworth
Roscoe Jensen
C. ‘W. Wilson
Ernest Aunspach
John Street
Local Women Attend Cedar Rapids Flower Show
Mrs. J. G. Hildebrand leads Waterloo Garden club members, Mrs. A. E. Rumsey Mrs. George W. Wood and Mrs. J. E. Bragdon to Cedar Rapids for Horticulture association sessions and a flower show at the Memorial building. Anniversary of Lend-a-Hand guild marked at Mrs. J. M. Schenk home with officers elected and Christmas box plans set for the next meeting.
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Waterloo Garden Club
A. E. Rumsey
George W. Wood
J. E. Bragdon
Cedar Rapids
Horticulture Association
Memorial Building
Social Welfare League Meets With Grinnell Speaker
Dr. Edward Steiner professor of social science Grinnell College will deliver the principal address at the annual Social Welfare league meeting in Black's tea room at 6 p m today. Miss Janet Thompson superintendent will read annual nurse public health and work reports.
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Grinnell College
Social Welfare League
Black
Janet Thompson
Scalloped Salmon and Cottage Cheese Balls Recipes
Remove skin and bones from canned salmon and flake. Mix with two chopped hard boiled eggs, two tablespoons chopped green pepper, lemon juice, and a cup of seasoned white sauce. Bake in a buttered dish with breadcrumbs until browned. Also asparagus salad dressing with garlic rubbed bowl, olive oil, vinegar, salt, and cayenne beat and chill. Cottage Cheese Balls blend white sauce with cottage cheese and mashed potatoes, shape in balls, bread, fry and serve with tomato sauce.
City in brief York a le ona merce
York notes include visits, legal business travels, and hospital updates. Esther Smith plans Iowa City weekend with brother Paul while Harry Reed heads to Des Moines for legal work and a Wisconsin Iowa game. Community reports mention Forrest Alcott improving after a wall accident and Wil l Culley’s will leaving property to his wife.
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Esther Smith
Kingsley Avenue
Iowa City
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Smith
Harry M. Reed
Des Moines
Melo soap ad promises clean bath with hard water
An ad claims Melo softens hard water and makes cleaning easier with or without soap. It asserts no dirt or ring and suggests using multiple cans for kitchen laundry and bathroom while noting a price of 10 cents per can.
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