Miss Isabel Crawford to Speak at First Baptist Church
Miss Isabel Crawford a former missionary to American Indians visits the city this weekend staying with Mrs F R Asquith at 202 Home Park Blvd She will speak at First Baptist Church Sunday morning and a 230 p m meeting of the churchs Woman's Society is moved to Monday to hear her The World Wide Guild girls plan a picnic at Mrs Asquiths Monday evening featuring her presence Crawford born in Canada grew up in Manitoba Ontario and later worked among Kiowas and Sadden Mountain Indians in Oklahoma her life centered on Indian uplift through Baptist missionary leadership and education
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Isabel Crawford
F. R. Asquith
Home Park Boulevard
Miss Crawford
First Baptist Church
Woman's Society of the Church
World Wide Guild
Mrs. Asquith
Cheltenham
Canada
Woodstock
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
St. Thomas
N. C
Baptist Missionary Training School
Woman's American Baptist Home Mission Society
Elk Creek
Woman’s Society
Red House
New York
B and P W Club Card Party Planned For Tuesday Night
The Business and Professional Women’s Club Hope Chest committee hosts a card party in the clubrooms at 8 p m next Tuesday. Men and women will enjoy bridge and 500 with attractive favors for players. Committee members include Miss Salla Frank chairman Mrs W D Ives Miss Lila Marcham Mrs Harriet Proctor and Miss Inez Coburn Mayme Egan will help direct. about 20 tables expected.
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Hope Chest
Hope’ Chest
Salla
Frank
W.od. Ives
Lila Marcham
Harriet, Proctor
Inez Coburn
Gass Mayme Egan
Melrose D A R Chapter to Host Guest Speaker
Melrose chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will hold a 6 p.m. dinner Tuesday at Mrs H B Hichty's home. Hosts include Mrs J E Sedgwick and others. Guest speaker Charles H E Boardman of Marshalltown will discuss Conservation. chapter board meets 1 30 p.m. Monday at the W G.
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Mary Melrose
Daughters of the American Revolution
H.B. ‘Hichty
J. E. Sedgwick
Minnie Crippen
M .C. Buck
Robert Harbin
Mary Miller
H. B.burr
Charles H. E. Boardman
Marshalltown
Civic department with state president as speaker Woman's club
Yeomen's Children's Festival and installation at K P Hall. Gold Leaf camp Royal Neighbors at K G hall. Temple Rebekah lodge Black Hawk 1 O F hall Saturday afternoon. Musicale tea under auspices of Christ Church women Mrs Zathoe Burk. Registered Nurses district 4 Nurses' home Hampton IA. Nurses' Social club Black Hawk hotel Cedar Falls.
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Woman's Club
Yeomen'’s
K. of P. Hall
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
K. of G. Hall
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk
O. F. Hall
Christ Church Women
Zathoe Burk
District 4
Nurses’ Home
Hampton
Black Hawk Hotel
Cedar Falls
Girl Reserves to Enjoy Parties at YWCA Building
City grade and junior high Girl Reserves will join for a 2 PM Saturday party at the YWCA building announced by Miss Beth Tracy. It marks the first general get-together of the school year with games and goodies planned. Tracy leads the unit organization with upcoming officer elections and plans. West High Friendship Club cabinet plans a 7:30 PM party tonight at the association building amid deer mystery and anticipation.
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Beth Tracy
Miss Tracy
West High School Friendship Club Cabinet
Association
Mooseheart Plans Supper Program and Fall Events
Mooseheart Legion opens its fall activities with an indoor picnic at Moose hall at 5 p m Sunday. Members bring dishes and a covered dish. A sax trio Clifford Martin Donald Bings Gilbert Hoeg, piano solos Bernice Berg, banjo duet Lois Burright Beatrice Musgrove and band selections perform. Plans include a dance next Wednesday and a community dinner from 5 to 8 p m on Oct 22.
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Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hall
Moose
Clifford Martin
Donald Bings
Gilbert Hoeg
Bernice Berg
Lois Burright
Beatrice Musgrove
BR. F. Bartz
Clara Burright
The
Legion
Club Notes Show Local Social Club Meetings
Yesterdays club gatherings include Los Comedres at Mrs Arthur Mosier home with fancywork and luncheon. T. T. F. club hosted by Mrs Sam Dillon. Do-A-Best club with Joe Koerner hostess and noon picnic luncheon. T A M Bridge club with honors to Mrs D W Nicholas and Mrs Thomas Snodgrass. By C E club in Mrs Vern Allens home with new members. Triple Four Bridge at Mrs C G Forneys with favors to several. Cedar Heights guest Mrs Charles McStay. upcoming hostesses Mrs Earl Dean and Mrs Armour Bartholomew. Will Hitchins to host next.
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Los Comedres Club
Arthur Mosier
Sam Dillon
T. T. F. Club
Earl Dean
Ray Garrabrant
Barry Gile
Dean
J. Walden
Charles Baker
Martin Jurgensen
s.Joe Koerner
Do-A-Best Club
C. E. Club
Vern Allen
Guy Decker
Milton Weidman
L. R. Willer
L. J. Grattan
Ferris Hartsell
Charles Hulver
Armour Bartholomew
Triple Four Bridge Club
C.G. Forney
Favors
Percy Jones
B. C Miller
Herbert Lawson
Charles McStay
Cedar Heights
Will Hitchins
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kent Forbes
The piece urges dental care as essential for beauty and health, noting clinics for the poor and the need for regular cleanings to prevent pyorrhea. It advises six month cleanings, flossing, antiseptic mouthwash, and, for weight gain in cooler months, olive oil and cod liver oil with juice, plus skin blemish tips.
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L. P
One Day Meeting of Disciples Will Occur Next Week
Over one hundred out of town delegates are expected for a one day district convention of Disciples of Christ at Central Christian church in Waterloo. The event gathers representatives from ten northeastern counties as part of a national series Oct 10 to 21 with talks by Dr Regal J Dye Barton A Johnson and Dr Ada McNeil Gordon among others. The program covers missions education benevolences social service temperance and related topics. Sessions start at 10 a m and two banquets follow at 6:30 p m for men and women.
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Disciples of Christ
Central Christian Church
United States
Regal J. Dye
America
Bolenge
Waterloo
Barton A. Johnson
United Christian Missionary Society
Lincoln
Neb
Ada McNeil Gordon
W. E. Gordon
Gordon
India
Ondh
Schreiber-Bridge Nuptial Service at Dysart
Christina Bridge of Vinton and Gust Schreiber of Dysart wed Thursday Oct 6 at the groom's home in Dysart with Rev Karl Kaupp officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs George Kersten. The bride, formerly of a local farm, has lived in Winton. couple to start housekeeping on the groom's Dysart property after a dinner for about 40 guests.
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Courier
Dysart
Christina Bridge
Vinton
Gust Schreiber
Karl Kaupp
Evangelical Church
George Kersten
Winton
Minnie M Wieben Weds John E Gipe at Dysart
Minnie M Wieben and John E Gipe wed in a Wednesday ceremony at the Wieben home in Dysart. Rev. Paul Kitterer officiated, with immediate relatives present. The bride, a 1923 Dysart graduate and Leo Motor Co bookkeeper, will live briefly with her parents before starting married life.
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Courier
Dysart
Peter D. Wieben
Minnie M
John E. Gipe
Paul Kitterer
Evangelical Peace Church
Dysart Public School
Leo Motor
Nashua Bridal Party Dinner at Shell Rock Home
At the Little Brown church in Nashua Miss Bonnie Miller of Des Moines and Hugh Sanders of Madrid united in marriage by Rev. Kaufman. Dinner was served at 7 p.m. by Home Maker's Band to the wedding party including the groom’s and bride’s families. The couple left for a Boston trip.
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Courier
Shell Rock
Little Brown
Nashua
Bonnie Miller
Des Moines
Hugh Sanders
Madrid
Jay Meyers
Kaufman
Home Maker's Band
Oscar Sanders
Henry Miller
Mable Johnson
Fred Swanson
Mr. Kaufman
Boston
Mass
Mabel Chapman and Otis Chicken Wed in Fayette
Mabel Chapman daughter of C L Chapman and Otis Chicken son of R J Chicken were married Monday in Fayette. The Rev John D Clinton officiated at the parsonage with the bride’s uncle and aunt Charles Hidinger and wife as attendants. They plan to live in West Union and both graduates of West Union high school class of 1927. Chicken works with his father in the trucking business.
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Courier Special Services
West Union
Mabel Chapman
C. L. Chapman
Otis Chicken
R. J. Chicken
Fayette
John D. Clinton
Charles Hidinger
West Union High School
Mr. Chicken
Brandon Girl weds South Dakota man at Nashua
Miss Geneva Wright of Brandon and Robert L. Cotton of Parker South Dakota were married at the Little Brown church in Nashua Tuesday with Rev. A P Grant officiating. The bride is the Wrights’ youngest daughter and the groom, a Parker High School graduate of 1924, works on a Parker farm where they will reside.
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Courier &Secial Service
Brandon
Geneva Wright
Robert L. Cotton
Parker
S. D
Little Brown
Nashua
A. P. Grant
M. E
George Wright
Parker High School
W C A Dinner Announces New Class Schedule
At a YWCA dinner rally 115 girls from diverse occupations heard plans for the season. Educational classes include Bible study with Rev. Edwin Boardman, French with Mrs. Sarff, and English improvement. A new health program and swimming and gym classes were announced. enrollments and Thursday suppers were scheduled.
Hawthorne Welcomes New Teachers At Dinner Party
New teachers at Hawthorne School were honored at a dinner in the school building. Former teachers hosted the event with verse marked place cards, yellow tapers, and flowers. Hostesses included Mabel Root, Gertrude Schrein er, Mary Edelen, Lulu Huffman, Hilda Stauffacher, Henrietta Hill, Florence Beverly and Pearl Crisman. honored guests were Mildred Wilcox, Mabelle Gress, Helen McIntosh and Mary Christie.
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Hawthorne School
Mabel Root
Gertrude Schreiner
Mary Edelen
Lulu Huffman
Hilda Stauffacher
Henrietta Hill
Florence Beverly
Pearl Crisman
Mildred Wilcox
Mabelle Gress
Helen McIntosh
Mary Christie
Grace Methodist party for mothers and children
Teachers of Grace Methodist Episcopal church beginners and cradie roll departments host the annual rally day party at 2 p m in the church choir room. Mothers and children are invited to come and get acquainted. Dr Roy Leslie Smith the new pastor will address the mothers while supervised games entertain the children. Refreshments will be served.
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Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Roy Leslie Smith
Sewing Circle St Johns Hosts 80 at Card Party
The Sewing Circle of St. Johns entertained about 80 guests yesterday afternoon in the school hall with a card party. Favors were given to Mmes. Will Korthaus J L Brannon S J Bussey J F Murphy Frank Cantor Bert Gregory and Jesse Emery. Card committee led by Mrs. W O Foster served refreshments with help from Mrs Walter Dotson Mrs John Burger Mrs John Fressle and Mrs Anna Fritz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Sewing Circle
Mmes
Will Korthaus
J. L. Brannon
J. Bussey
J. F. Murphy
Frank Cantor
Bert Gregory
Jesse Emery
W. O. Foster
Walter Dotson
John Burger
John Fressle
Anna Fritz
Picnic and social honor St John’s youths
Sixty members and friends of St John’s Young People’s club attended a picnic supper at the school hall last evening. Misses Alice Monahan Bernadette Callahan Marcella Roths Irene Roth Susan Jean Florence Roth served the supper, with George Mayer and Edward Wandro assisting. Music dancing and games followed. Nurses Association Iowa district 4 meets tomorrow at 2 pm at the nurses home in Hampton. Delegates to the state convention October 19 20 and 21 at Fort Dodge Iowa will be elected. Progressive Delphian society meets 7:30 am Monday for a study on the history of French art.
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St. John's Young People's Club
Alice Monahan
Bernadette Callahan
Marcella Roths
Irene Roths
Susan Jean
Florence Roth
George Mayer
Edward Wandro
Nurses—Registered Nurses Association of
Iowa
Nurses
Hampton
Fort Dodge
Seerley Praises Club Women at District Convention
Cedar Falls Oct 7 The Third District Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs meets with reduced delegate count due to rainy roads. Dr H H Seerley lauds club women as cultural and civic leaders, citing Cedar Falls Reading Circle’s century of contribution, and Mrs William Milhrist notes the federation's voluntary service and loan fund of 530000 supporting higher education.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa I Federation of Women’s Clubs
H. H. Seerley
Iowa State Teachers College
United States of America
William Milchrist
State Federation
Seerley
Rollecall
Katherine Fleming
Hardin County
Greer
H. E. Humphreys
Union
C. A. Norman
New Providence
Wilma van Dusseldorp
Eldora
H. J. Metcalf
Ames
Leslie Dix
Mae Dahl
Herbert Adams
Dubuque
Ethel Townes-Holmes
Commission For Blind
Henry Taylor
Iowa
General Federation
Presbyterian Church House
First Congregational
First Presbyterian
Three Families to Join Tonight for Fish Dinner
Mr and Mrs C A Lasser will host a three course fish dinner with fall decor and red candies. Attending with their spouses and families are Mr and Mrs A J Cornwell and Mr and Mrs J J Miller. The group recently fished four weeks at Kabekoha Bay Leech Lake Walker Minn. catching wall eyed pike daily and sending two boxes home. Miller caught a 34 inch eight and three quarter pound fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Lasser
A. J.’ Cornwell
J. J. Miller
Mr. Lasser
Mr. Cornwell
Mr. Miller
C.J. Woolley
Kabekoha’' Bay
Leech Lake
Walker
Minn
Wealthy Chinaman Dies Poor After Gifting Fortune Away
Boston to Oct 7. Philanthropy reduced a vast fortune to 5000 in settling the estate of Moy Dow, long known as Boston Chinatown's mayor and head of the On Leong Tong. Once among the wealthiest Chinese in the U S, his ventures drew strong financier support and friends in the community.
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Boston
Mass
Dow
Chinatown
On Leong Tong
Moy Dow
United States
Moy
Debts of honor cited in Moy Dow Yung case
Fragmentary text notes loans of 350 to 500 dollars to Moy Dow Yung by white friends. It suggests such debts of honor could impact Yung's heritage, implying material aid to his status.
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T Yung
Moy Dow Yung
Burroughs Nature Notes Question Column Prompts Curiosity
A 1927 nature notes feature invites readers of the Burroughs Nature Notes section to send general interest questions to the paper’s Nature Notes Dept. and look for answers in this column, with Houghton Mifflin credited for copyright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Nature
Nature Notes
Why do domesticated wild geese eat charcoal in confinement
Nature notes address questions on seals and fur prime seasons, bed bugs origin, and Townsend’eolature. It notes seals are culled midsummer for prime pelts, bed bugs are cosmopolitan and possible travelers, and Townsend’s vole is a western thrush related bird with mountain nest sites from British Columbia to Mexico.
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British Columbia
Mexico
Black Hills
Pacific
Danderine Promises Soft Hair Against Dandruff
An old advertisement urges readers to try Danderine to combat oily acidic scalp and dandruff. It claims the product dissolves scales, adds softness, and keeps hair arranged after styling, all for thirty five cents with a bottle lasting weeks.
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D. A.R
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Y.W.C.A
Mooseheart
George Fergeman
T. A. M. Bridge Club
D. W. Nicholas
Thomas Snodgrass
Edna Kent Forbes
Schreiber
Minnie M. Wieben
Brandon Girl
South Dakota
William Spelcher
Matt Schock
John Gentzler
Dorr Anderson
Young Women’s Christian Association
Woodbine
Edwin Boardman
First Brethren Church
A.’ C. Prime
E. A. Johnson
Ralph. Sarff
Bernadine Wendell
West High School
Sarff
L. C. Hemsworth
W. GA
Della Hitch
Ettabelle Storer
Lucille Huntington
Bessie White
Hannah Homeless
Bonita Berger
Jennie Jobless
Wilda Mae Beck
Hattie
Hortense Healthless
Irma Washa
Elfreeda Wilson
Louise Palmer
Miss Palmer
Hawthorne
Sewing Circle of
St. John’s
Alpha Beta Gamma Sorority
Russell Lamson
Louise Green
Marion Johnson
Genevieve Holman
Christ Episcopal Church
Zathree Burk
Naneen Davis
Albert Greeley
Herbert Marshall
Robert Parrott
Irene
Hill
Carl Anderson
Hattie: Miller
Bernice Scroggy
Thelma,Daley
Hazel Stansbury
Morris’ Isle
Lambert Pharmacal Company
Dept. L-2
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