Home Mission Jubilee Affair Set for December 10
Plans for a 300 guest Jubilee luncheon of Methodist Women Home Missionary societies unfold at First M E, St Pauls, and Grace churches. The event will be at Black's tearoom with lunch at 1:30 pm. National head Mrs Dan B Brummitt of Chicago may speak. proceeds fund new Home Missionary projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Women's Home Missionary Societies
First
M. E. Church
St. Paul's Church
Grace Church
Black
Dan B. Brummitt
Chicago
Home Missionary Society
E. G. Leffler
Waterloo
Raymond Brown
St. Paul’s Church Auxilary
C. W. Loesbe
M. E. Church Society
R. A. Holdiman
O. A. McKirryher
S. A. Cohagan
T. W. Eaton
Upton Werner
Russell Loveaul
C. H
Post Officers Honored at Surprise Legion Dinner
Mrs. Frank Johnson and Mrs. Loren Treganza retiring president and secretary of the American Legion auxiliary were feted at a surprise dinner at Black's tea room with about 75 members. Lavender and green decorations featured chrysanthermums. entertainment included an accordion solo, a reading, and a banjo number with piano. Past president and past secretary pins were presented as gifts from the group. The decorating and programs were planned by the committee of Mrs. C. M. Brees, Mrs. Jay Henson, Mrs. W. F. Dilworth, and Mrs. J. H. Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Johnson
Loren Tyeganza
American Legion Auxiliary
Black’s Tearoom
James Edwards
Margaret Dauman
Glen Woodbury
Everett Chrisman
Johnson
Treganza
C. M. Brees
Jay Henson
W. F. Dilworth
Chapter Z Hears Musical Program Monday Evening
Fifty members of Chapter Z P E O enjoyed a Monday program at Mrs. Laura Gholson’s home 806 Fourth Street West. Miss Ethel Brinkman won vocal with Do Not Go My Love and Tis Snowing. Mrs. Elizabeth Burney Schmidt accompanied by Prof. George Samson. Mrs. Robert Parrott and Mrs. Cecil Bickier performed piano duet Overture from Rosa vorade Schubert. Rose Reichard Marshall played viola with Mrs. Robert Johnson at the piano. Caroline Cascaden elected secretary. Community Chest pledge and multilateral peace treaty support adopted. Guests included Mrs. A Markle Mrs. Harry Henderson and Mrs. H L Alleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapter Z
Laura Gholson
Fourth Street West
Jessie Gable
Chopin
Lescheitzski
Ethel Brinkman
Love
Hageman
Bamberg
Elizabeth Burney Schmidt
Cedar Falls
George’ Samson
Robert Parrott
Cecil Bickier
Emil Sjogren
Rose “Reichard Marshall
Robert Johnson
Community Chest Fund
Caroline Cascaden
W. E. Spencer
Kansas City
A. Markle
New Hampton
Harry Henderson
Apopka
Fla
H. L. Alleman
Kansas. City
First Congregational Church
Thomas Cascaden
A. S. Weishaar
C. J. Langfeldt
George Pike
Virginia Gallup
T. F. Glenny
Willis Mayne
Song Cycle Is Given at Meeting of Chapter FE
Mrs. D. J. Walker hosted about 40 Chapter FE members at 504 Maryland street for a program titled A Day in Venice. The cycle, performed by Mrs. A. E. Enderlein, Mrs. Frank Fowler, and Mrs. H. C. Wilbur with Mrs. Fred Miller at the piano, included Morning in St. Marks Square In a Gondola A Love Song and Farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Walker
Chapter FE
P. E
Maryland Street
Venice
A. E. Enderlein
Frank Fowler
H. C. Wilbur
Fred Miller
St. Mark's Square
Groups Indorse Ratification of Kellogg Treaty
Several Waterloo women's organizations back the Kellogg multilateral peace treaty. The Waterloo Federation of Women's Clubs approved the resolutions at the YMCA meeting, with Ced ar Heights groups and other locals signing. Resolutions were sent to Mrs Ben Hooper in Oshkosh, general federation chairman on international relations, who spoke earlier. Chapter 7 of PEO was the first individual group to endorse the resolutions at its Monday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Federation of Women's Clubs
Cedar Heights
Waterloo
L. M. I. Club to Explore Classic Period in Music
L M I Club meets Thursday afternoon led by Mrs H C Wilbur to explore the classic period with a potluck luncheon at Mrs A W Petersons 124 Logan Ave. Program includes piano and vocal items by listed performers, a talk, and a variety of selections followed by a card party at St Marys school auditorium with chairs named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. I. Club
H. C. Wilbur
A. W. Peterson
Logan Avenue
Tausig
Hardn
Minnie Crippen
Scarlattii
Haydn
C. H. Parker
Mozart
Oliver Stevenson
St. Mary's School
A. A. Hoffman
John Koch
Maurice Kirby
Louis Vollenweider
Hints in beauty care dieting plain guidance
Reader is told dieting is simple and professional help exists but ordinary people can improve weight. Avoid fats and high carbohydrate foods, especially fried items and sweets. Provides a sample weight guideline for Jessie J age 28 height 5'4" with target 125-128 lbs and slow loss of about five pounds monthly, offering calorie counting directions via mail request.
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Jessie J
Waverly Couple Observes Golden Wedding Sunday
Waverly Massachusetts November 20 Mr and Mrs Henry Mahnke celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with about 170 relatives and friends at the community dining room. Dinner followed by an address by Rev E H Rausch and a music program. Children present included Henry Davenport Chris Chicago Walter Toledo Albert Greene and Werner Waverly. Relatives from Waterloo attended. Four bridesmaids from the original wedding were present. Best man Fred Mahnke of Waterloo. The couple have lived in Waverly their entire married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Henry Mahnke
E. H. Rausch
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Henry
Davenport
Chris
Chicago
Walter
Toledo
Albert
Greene
Werner
Mahnke
Waterloo
Fred Mahnke
Edward Mahnke
Alvin Mahnke
George Newell
Ralph Heald
Church Ladies Aid Meet Weekly Across City
A crowded schedule of church groups in Grace M. E. and allied congregations lists luncheon gatherings, afternoon meetings, and special programs on Wednesday and Thursday. Hosts include Mrs. Anna Bentrude, Mrs. J. W. Steely, Mrs. Thomas Treganza, Mrs. W. A. Lane, and many others at multiple addresses. Women’s societies plan picnics, bazaars, and musical events with names such as Miss Virginia Cunningham and Mrs. A. A. Armbrust attached to programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Kitty Cram
Sioux City
United Spanish War Veterans’ Auxiliaries
Helen Gould
Memorial Hall
White Sea Inn
Ladies’ Aid Society
Grace M. HE
Kensingtons
West Side
Anna Bentrude
Moir Street
Logan-Mullan Avenue
J. W. Steely
Franklin Street
Linden-Fowler
Thomas Treganza
Fowler Street
Highland Independence
W. A. Lane
Steely Street
Ninth Street
J. E. Black
Mulberry Street
Fourth Street
W. B. Reed
Parker Street
Riehl Street
C. E. Frederick
Conger Street
Woman's Home Missionary Society
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Virginia Cunningham
A. A. Armbrust
Max Pearsall
Jane Pennington
Thomas Shaffer
James Brown
June Pennington
W. H. Buxton
Michigan Avenue
First United Presbyterian Church
C. L. Martin
W. W. Lytle
T. L. Leonard
Leonard
Vernon van Duyn
Edward Callahan
McKinley PTA Banquet Honors Teachers at School
A banquet for McKinley teachers was hosted Monday by the Parent-Teacher Association executive committee in connection with the regular PTA meeting at the school. The program featured a talk titled Know Your School by F J Miller and district meeting reports from Mrs. F C Liffring and Mrs. J B Lavine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Parent-Teacher Association
F. J. Miller
F. C. Liffring
J. B. Lavine
Kensington club and social notes from Thursday
Kensington club meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. E C Ralf at 712 Seventh Street West. Mrs Joe Averill hosts T T club at her home 1018 Western Avenue Monday evening with guests of honor Park er Murphy Mayme Egan Loretta Welch. Bridge prizes won by Agatha Cimmiyotti Marguerite Stanton and Egan. Upcoming entertainments listed at Agatha Cimmiyotti’s Cedar Falls home December 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington Club
E. C. Ralf
Seventh Street West
Joe Averill
T. T. D. Club
Western Avenue
Parker Murphy
Mayme Egan
Loretta Welch
Agatha Cimmiyotti
Marguerite Stanton
Miss Egan
Leo Smith
Cedar Falls
Hadassah Society
Morris Fish
Commercial Street
Dave Siegel
Leo Gradinger
Circle Party Three Link Card Party in Waterloo
The Circle Party Three Link invites members to a card party Thursday afternoon at the Waterloo I O O F hall. Proceeds support local community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Link Circle
Waterloo
I. O. O. F. Hall
Christmas Seal Sale Push By Miss Brophy
Miss Frances Brophy of Des Moines educational director for the Iowa Tuberculosis association spends days in Waterloo Cedar Falls area planning the Christmas seal sale. She addressed the Waterloo Federation of Women’s clubs, will visit smaller counties Wednesday and speak at a Medical association meeting at Black’s Tearoom, Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Brophy
Des Moines
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
Waterloo
Waterloo Federation of Women's Clubs
Cedar Falls
Medical Association
Black
Local Notes from Waterloo Iowa Area News Briefs
Various city briefs report hospital recovery for Mrs J N Trunnell after major surgery in Allen Memorial, a bench warrant arrest for A G Pines, three men accepted for service in Hawaii, returning motorists from the west traveling home by the southern route, repairs after Saturday storm along Chicago Great Western lines, improvement of W J French after illness, Illinois Central officials visiting for meetings, and a major operation planned for Rev George B Shoemaker. Also a Baptist bazar and bake sale with travel and discount notes for Chicago Great Western to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Trunnell
Tenth Street East
Allen Memorial Hospital
Clarence Peterson
Carl Bender
Sans Souci Park
Far West
Joe Perkins
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Des Moines
Waterloo
Fairbank
George E. Shoemaker
City Waterworks
Town City
University Hospital
George B. Shoemaker
Cedar Heights
Mr. Shoemaker
Iowa City
Nashua Church to Send Delegation to Charles City Jubilee
Nashua Congregational church will send a large delegation to the First Congregational church in Charles City for its seventieth anniversary. Pastor Rev J L McComson Jr deacons and trustees with their wives will represent, along with likely other members. Charles City will rededicate the building and recognize new pastor Rev Thomas Anderson. Little Brown church will also send representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Nashua
Nashua Congregational Church
First Congregational Church
Charles City
J. L. McComson
Thomas Anderson
Little Brown Church
Home Style Recipes and a Timber Disease Mention
A Home Style column presents Cream of Onion Soup and Orange Cookies recipes with steps and health notes. It also lists Stuffed Prunes as a luncheon dish and briefly notes a new European larch canker threatening Douglas fir timber.
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Society In Review
Home Mission
Business and Professional Women's Club
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Business and Professional Woman'’s Club
Musicale
Grace M. E. Parsonage
Civil War Veterans— Memorial Hall
Scattergood Circle
King’s Daughters
Henry Nauman
Lydia Society
Kathryn
Mary Doughtry
W. B. A. Lodge
Moose Hall
U. P. Ladies’ Aid Society
Will Buxton
Golden Link Club
John Gentzler
July Times
Floyd Gibson
Byrnes Park Bridge Club
H. H. Huffman
Ladies’ Social Union
Universalist Church
H. G. W. Friendship Circle
Charles Goodyear
Daughters of Plymouth
Plymouth Congregational Church
First Presbyterian Church
Grace M. E. Church
Calvary Evangelical Church
Central Christian Church
Clyde Tuttle
Graves Memorial U. B. Sisterhood
First U. FP
Ladies’ Aid
Indorse
Edna Bent Forbes
Church News
A. B. Clasey
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Bath Street
Graves Memorial U. B
East Park
Woman's Missionary Society
Westminster Presbyterian Church
School of Missions
Bruce J. Giffen
Circle One
H. A. Boysen
Park Drive
A. M. Place
A. E. Gibson
Circle Two
G. A. Tibbitts
M. ©. Wilbur
A. A. Dunham
E. R. Togerson
P.T. A. Activities
Duryea Street
Lbrary West
Quota Club
W. F. Higgins
Washington Street
L. R. Swenson
Williston Avenue
C. W. Kirkpatrick
William Allen White
Waterlooe
Miss Brophy
Paris
Blanche Lebouvier's
Rita
PRIEF
Buchanan's
M. Co. A
A. G. Pines
Englewood Street
Ralph Davis
Pines
Albert Robitsch
Hawaiian Islands
Ernest W.lindheardt
Waukegan
Miss
Charles A. Johnson
Ames
Frank D. Morrison
W. J. French
Third Avenue West
Oklahoma
Martin & Miller
Cedar Rapids
L.E. McCabe
Minnesota
Ilinois Central Railroad
Dubuque
Norman Bell
I. C
S. F. Heverly
Black Hawk
First Baptist Bazar
4Th St
Chicago Great Western
DUCES
C. C. Church
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Turkey
Book OF Fashions
Ness
Solo
Little
Kayser
Pat
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