Women club convention opens in Manchester Iowa
Society notes describe the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs of the Third District meeting in Manchester October 13 and 14 with sessions at the Congregational church. county chairmen introduced, welcome by Mayor Fred Blair, speeches on constructive legislation and district views, plus music, drama, and a fish hatchery visit.
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Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Third Congressional District
Manchester
Congregational Church
John Robinson
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk County
Fred Blair
A. S. Cobb
Independence
Christyne’ Callison
Britt
George Spangler
Winthrop
E. F. Armstrong
State Federation
Chamber of Commerce
Max Mayer
Iowa Citr
George Perkins
Sue Citr
Henry Taylor
Bloomfield
Little Theatre
John Watsek
B. L. Johnson
Legislative Department
Gertrude Childs
Music Department
Beauty Tips and Home PrACtice for Attractiveness
A column by Edna Kent offers simple at home beauty guidance. It covers skin care using basic routines for various complexions, hair care through regular brushing and nourishment, and affordable nail care with a home manicure recipe. It also mentions light exercises for toning and tips for addressing double chins and red spots, emphasizing cleanliness and health.
Side Talks By Ruth Cameron On Reiterated Mannerisms
Ruth Cameron explores how repeated phrases such as you know and slang catchphrases jar the listener and distract from genuine conversation. She notes harsh laughs, pervasive coughing, and relentless repetition can ruin charm, urging readers to beware and consider how habit shapes impression and connection.
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Liane
Club Notes From Last Evening Gather at Young Mothers Group
Sixteen covers were laid at seven for dinner served to Young Mothers club members and families at the Fred Duna home. After dinner, games and music provided entertainment. A Halloween party was planned for month end at Mrs. Clarence Wallace's residence. Mrs. Hitchens hosted yesterday afternoon to Triple Four club members who spent time with needlework. A contest was won by Mrs. J. R. McMullen. Halloween decorations adorned the luncheon table for a 1 p.m. meeting. Three men applied for city jobs in the civil service examination: Earl K. Roberts and Ralph J. Davis for police officer and Herman J. Otto for fireman.
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Young Mothers Club
Fred Duna
Civil Service Board
Earl K. Roberts
Ralph J. Davis
Herman J. Otto
Not Pinched But Educated By Gracious Dubuque Officer
In Dubuque Iowa a traffic officer stops a motorist who protests a citation. The officer explains the offense, cites city ordinances, and lets the driver read them for ten minutes before sending him on. The motorist asks if strangers are arrested for traffic violations and learns locals are given instruction.
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Dubuque
Committee Outlines Farm Program At Waterloo Meeting
The county agricultural committee organized under the Greater Waterloo association will meet at 7 30 p m in association club rooms to outline possible county program items. Executive members listed include Peter Beck Charles Hearst A A Burger and others with C W Bedford as vice chairman and E F MacDonough secretary. Onston of coal fields nearly 16 000 feet of gas.
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Edison
T. A
Association of Edison
Waterloo
Joan Fiske
P.T. A
East District
Edison Association
Helen, McSweeney
T. J. Bilis
Washington
D. C
Seattle
A. H. Adam
Mmers
Ed Bower
H. A. Kress
Frank Teeple
Dau
Put. A. Cound
Y. W
W. Bruner
Greater Waterloo Association
Peter Beck
Charles Hearst
A. A. Burger
Faye Bennison
C. P. Davis
E. M. Licht
Onston
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