Clubwomen and college ties at Waterloo meeting
Prof. Dorothy Hammond of Iowa State Teachers College will speak onPr School Childa to members of the Waterloo branch American Association of University Women meeting Tuesday at Mrs. Ben C Howrey's home. Cornell college women assist. 41 colleges represented. Iowa leading with 24 graduates and former students. Yearbooks to be distributed. dues collected.
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Dorothy Hammond
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Chila
Waterloo
American Association of University Women
Ben C. Howrey
Cornell College
University of Iowa
Owa State Teachers College
Columbia University
Yourth
Iowa State College
Grinnell College
Drake University
Leslia H. Schrubbe
Geneal Jenness
Callie Wieder
Linden Women Lead District Again This Year
The Linden Ladies Aid, holder of the Waterloo district record for funding Methodist Episcopal churches, announced at the Upper Iowa conference a strong start for the year. Division two reported $101 for the month after noon meeting. total contributions last year surpassed $2,200, with only three societies clearing $1,000. Chairs were Mrs W A Montgomery and Mrs J B Howe. fund-raising came from two church dinners in the dining hall. Mrs T H Morgan and Mrs A H Lane oversee division six activities.
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Linden Ladies’ Aid Society
Waterloo
Methodist Episcopal
Upper Iowa
W B A Honors Golden Wedding Couple at Waterloo Event
The W B A held a surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson at Moose Hall Waterloo 75 meters of review. Guests from Minneapolis Janesville and Dubuque attended. A purse was presented by Miss Maude Hols a toastmistress. Piano pieces and old fashioned songs were performed by local members including Thelma Willey and Kathryn Bedorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wilson
Waterloo Review
W. B
Moose Hall
Edward Harris
Kathryn Bedorf
Thelma Willey
FF. J. Worms
Janesville
Wis
Wilson
Mary Smith
Dubuque
Y W C A Organizes Employed Girls League in Waterloo
Florence Brinton leads the Employed Girls league launch at the Y W C A building with about 100 girls and young women. The inaugural evening included 6 30 supper, welcome by Mrs W H Langlas, singing by Mrs H C Wilbur, program by Brinton and officers, and games directed by Miss Edus George. Weekly meetings will feature supper at 6 15 followed by classes and gym work.
First M. E. Pastor's Family Welcomed Back by Church
Dr. J Arthur Young and his family received a church reception at First Methodist Thursday evening hosted by the aid department. About 306 attended with Mrs F L Marquis and C W Kirkpatrick delivering welcome and remarks. Mrs Fr A Baggs arranged other offerings and Mrs Clarence Wise led two vocal selections with the Sunday school orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Arthur Young
First Methodist Church
F. L. Marquis
C. W. Kirkpatrick
Yount
Fr. A. Baggs
Clarence Wise
J. J. Wyeth
Joint Anniversary Dinner for Two Weddings Noted
Observances mark a joint wedding anniversary for LU Rohlf Dr and Mrs J B Thompson who host a 7 clock dinner in Black's tonight serving 16 covers with guests from Waverly and Cincinnati.
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LU. Rohlf
Thompson
Black's
W. A. Rohlf
Waverly
D. Vera Norton
Cincinnati
Luncheon Bridge Party at Sunnyside Entertains 140
A large luncheon bridge event at Sunnyside Country Club Thursday afternoon, hosted by Mrs. Howard J. Rouse Mrs. Frad Adams and Mrs. Glenn 4. Tibbitts drew about 140 guests. Yellow and white decor, chry santheum centerpieces, and large blossoms set the scene while Mrs. Truman Wagner provided harp music. Favors went to Mrs. J. A. Foote Mrs. B. E. Magee Mrs. Robert Hardin and Mrs. George Shoemaker.
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Sunnyside Country Club
Howard J. Rouse
Frad Adams
Glenn 4. Tibbitts
Iagl
Truman Wagner
J. A. Foote
B. E. Magee
Robert Hardin
George Shoemaker
Dinner at Sunnyside Club for Bloomquist Pair
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Bloomquist and the recent bridal couple were honored at a dinner last evening at Sunnyside Country Club with Mr. and Mrs. F. W. White presiding. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. Thornton, Mr. and Mrs. Lieh ey, Mr. and Mrs. Harbin, and other locals. Yellow and white appointments featured chrysanthemums as decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Bloomquist
Sunnyside Country Club
F. W. White
W. W.freabern
Ada Smith
Paul Davis
St Luke's Parish Bids Farewell to Lesher Family
St Luke's English Lutheran church and congregation plan a farewell for Rev. and Mrs. Leland H. Lesher with a 6:30 picnic supper and reception. The Leshers depart for Muscatine next week where he will become pastor of Grace Lutheran church after four years serving the denomination there. Postnuptial party honors Mrs Perle Mafars, formerly Deloras Venable, with a shower hosted by Mrs J L Sherman and 15 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s English Lutheran Church
Leland H. Lesher
Perle Mafars
Deloras Venable
J. L. Sherman
Security Benefit Installs Officers at Dinner Session
Security Benefit association held an installation banquet at the Knights of Pythias hall Thursday evening with over 100 attendees. G J Fike served as toastmaster and installing officer, supported by F C Shonpe George Carroll H D L Crowell R L Snodgrass J A Bross Fred Richardson and GC Hi Cheever. Mr Cheever marks 30 years with the group, and Mr Bross becomes president. A Halloween masquerade party is planned with dancing after ceremonies.
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Officers of Security Benefit Association
Knights of Pythias Hall
G. J. Fike
F. C. Shonpe
George Carroll
H. DL. Crowell
R. L Snodgrass
JA. Bross
Fred Richardson
Hi. Cheever
Cheever
Association
Bross
Federated Clubs of District Hold Annual Meeting
Seventy delegates and about half as many visitors attended the Thursday sessions of the Third district Iowa Federation of Women's clubs annual convention at First Baptist church in Waverly Ta. Mrs. F. M. Downing welcomed the clubwomen after the opening invocation by Rev. W. A. Simmons and music by Waverly schoolgirls. A reception for state president Mrs. John Fox Lake was held after a 6 o’clock dinner. The community club hosted a major tour of the city and area. The convention continued in session. A fruit shower for St. Mary’s parish occurred with six hundred favors won by Mrs. J. J. Brennan and Mrs. W. I. Fill. Bridget Dolan won a contest. A parish bazaar quilting project was planned for November 1. The hostess committee included Mrs. John Glaza, Joshno Bach, James Eppley, W. J. Quackenbush, John Sexton, Maurice Kirby, John Gillis, and W. H. Ruirey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Third District of
Iowa
Federation of Women’s Clubs
First Baptist Church
F. M. Downing
W. A. Simmons
John Fox Lake
Shenandoah
St. Mary's Parish
J. J. Brennan
W. I. Fill
Bridget Dolan
City in Brief Highlights from Court and Local Events
Luva Eckels seeks temporary alimony as she sues Lesloy Eckels for divorce with a hearing set for October 14 before Judge E. B. Stiles. Henry Gates and Sadie Thompson wed in Independence, while Marietta Frisby gains a divorce from Stanley Frisby and resumes her maiden name Marietta Mommer.
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Luva Eckels
Lesloy Eckels
Bag
E. B. Stiles
Henry Gates
Sadie Thompson
Independence
Local Court News and Society Notes
Laighton learns of Austin serving time at Eastern Pennsylvania penitentiary for larceny and now faces seven years at Avamosa. Guests include Mrs. Cora Damon and Mrs. Lydia Stoy. Local divorces, real estate sales, and a Salvation Army bake sale highlight city notices and social items.
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Laighton
Austin
Eastern Pennsylvania
Avamosa
Cora Damon
Des Moines
Lydia Stoy
Ashley
Ind
F. A. Robinson
Berteley Avenue
Justice official takes suspect to Newton for forgery trial
A jasper county deputy sheriff removed a suspect yesterday to Newton to await trial on forgery charges. The faded fragment mentions local vendors and a bread sale at Waterloo Gardwarea Co, with various scattered notes about ads and events.
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Jasper County
Newton
Grace M
Waterloo
Gardwarea Co
Lillies of Me Fiope Church
Dr J R Thompson to Attend City Health Officers Convention
Dr J R Thompson city health officer was instructed to attend the annual convention of municipal health department officials in St Louis 1922 at a Waterloo board of health meeting. Reports were made on several old houses and the board will act as a committee to decide on condemnation or repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Thomipson
Municipal Health Department
St. Louis
Cer
Waterloo Board of Health
Master Said Go Out and Bring In Hither
Two figures entered Salvation Army hall at night. A blind man and a woman with no arms asked Commander Edie Lowe for a cheap judging house. He provided a free room, and they thanked him as they left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Hall
Quoitea
Edie Lowe
Past Grand Matron Rathbun of Iowa Eastern Star Dies
Clinton Iowa Oct 9 Mrs R B Rathbun 82 past grand matron of the grand chapter Iowa Order of the Eastern Star died here last night Funeral services set for Sunday afternoon
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Clinton
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Black
Ray Himon
E. Shiek
Charles Cumming
C. F. Chansy
W. E. Shiek
P. J. Peune
EL. P. Hulett
Roy Hulett
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Linden
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J. E. Ridenour
Tuner
Fine Arts
Waterloo Woman’s Club
U. CT
United Commercial
Knights of Priblas
W. F.J Cutee
Launcheon Bridge
Sunnyside
St. Luke’s Parish
Lesher
Federated Clubs of
Mines
John Glaza
Joshno Bach
James Eppley
W. J Quackenbush
John Sexton
Maurice Kirby
John Gillis
W. H.ruirey
Buchanan's
Marietta Frisby
Stanley Frisby
Marietta Mommer
Mark Campbell
Waterloo Woman's Club
Knights of Columbus
Sacred Heart Church
A. E. Kimball
Philip Allison
Kimball Allison
Salt Lake City
Utah
G. J. Mack
Friesianu-Holstein Association
Brattleboro
E. A. Leighton
LeRoy Austin
Charles W. Illingsworth
Los Angeles
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Iowa City
A.B. Lovejoy
New Hampton
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Fourth Street
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Samuel Bickley
Fifth and South Street
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White
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West 4Th St
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