Social Calendar Highlights Busy Week of Club Meets
A dense list of social club activities and meetings fills the Social Calendar. Sacred Heart Ladies and Daughters of Martha host card parties. St Margaret's guild, New Century, Riverside Drive, and many others announce Thursday and Friday sessions with hostess names and venues. A mix of lectures, needlework, and social teas accompanies arrangements for the D A R state conference and Presbyterian missionary talks.
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Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart Hall
Daughters of Martha of St. Paul’s
M. E. Church
Paul de Long
St. Margaret's Guild of
St. Mark's
Will Cowan
C. P. Green
EB. E. Hance
George Osborne
Ladies’ Guild of
Christ Episcopal Church
Samuel Shilliam
Presbyterian Hospital
M. H. Kimball
Select Six
George Bo|ey
Remedy for Neurasthenia and Nervous System Health
Article describes neurasthenia as nervous exhaustion caused by overwork and stress, with symptoms like oversensitivity and worry. Recommends nutrition and a non alcoholic tonic focused on blood nourishment. Credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for improving blood and nerve health and notes two free books from Dr Williams Medicine Co.
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Williams
Dr. Wiliams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Dr. Williams
Pink Pitts
Circle news and church meetings fill local schedule
Tomorrow afternoon St Mary's Sewing circle meets in the auditorium with Mines Quakenbush Hickey and Kearney as hostesses. This afternoon Walnut Street Baptist missionary societies hold a meeting with supper and a program on the war's effect on foreign missions. The auxiliary reports a regular session with good attendance and urges attendance at the Oct 24 meeting. The Never Fall club plans a meeting at 1320 Seventh street west to discuss the coming winter. W R G will meet Friday in Memorial hall with balloting. The Coterie club postpones to Oct 19 with Mrs M J Tritz as hostess. Temple Rebekah thimble bee is postponed to Friday. Edith Lowney, instructor, is mentioned.
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Young Mothers’ Club
Anton’ Felt
New Century Club
H. W. Sherwood
Randolph Bridge Club
Elmer Glaw
C. L. Paulis
A. B. Erbe
Riverside Drive
C. C. Shane
Stanley Kline
Lester Street
J. R. Vaughan
Foreign Missionary Society of St. Paul’s
M. EB
Newton
Fairview Avenues
F. F. Club
J. M. Searles
Jolly Ten Club
Arthur Cox
Eleventh Street West
Elite Circle
C. EB. Hersh
Glen A. Tibbetts
Desdemona Club
C. A. Fish
Logan Avenue
Mary Kreesan
Helen Walker
Helen
Doris
B. I. G. Club
F. A. Clark
Morse
Clark
Luella Folett
C. B. G. Club
Cedar River Park
Dora Bonsall
Mas Treiz
Sara Neith
Miss Neith
Tres Moustarde Club
Ed Fox
Book and Needle Club
James Henderson
A. S. Weishaar
JI Faden
Samuel Shilifam
FFL F. Club
Cc. F. Brown
Mary Melrose
J. Memoral Hall
Morgan
A. J. Fairburn
J. J. Brooks
eTound
Washington, D. C
Memnriay Hall
Brooks
Lois Cass
Ednarss
G. C. Janney
Business Girls’ Club
Tina Maritin
Glee Club
Atoous
St. Mary's
Walnut Street Baptist Church
C. C. Wing
Seventh Street West
the Coterie Club
M. J. Tritz
Women Save $5 UsingGasoline Dry Cleaning Trick
A vintage ad promotes home dry cleaning for coats suits and fabrics using two ounces of solrite dissolved in gasoline. Readers are told to buy solvita from a druggist and gasoline from a grocer or garage, then wash items in a pan for quick, cheap results with no fading or wrinkling.
Lectures on Psychology of the Gospel at First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Edwin L House opens a series on the psychology of religion at First Presbyterian Church on Oct 23. Topics include mind power concentration prayer and the boundary between religion and psychology, with free admission and a benevolent offering to defray expenses.
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Edwin L. House
First Presbyterian Church
House
Joca
120 Big Mules Take the Place of Tractors
One hundred twenty mules will power the construction of five estimated miles of model graveled roadway in Black Hawk county. A seven span test is at work on the elevator grader mile west of Cedar Falls under contractor G. W. Candon of Omaha. Forty mules are present and thirty more will arrive later from Algona.
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Black Hawk County
Cedar Falls
G. W. Candon
Omaha
Algonn
County road gem project aims to showcase graded graveling
Contract work on grading and graveling progresses with five sample miles planned before Christmas at Cedar Falls Hudson La Porte City Dewar and Dunkerton on the county road system. Estimated cost around 5000 dollars to demonstrate the benefits to taxpayers and support bond votes in the future for wider improvements.
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Condon Hopera
Cedar Falls
Hudson
la Porte City
Dewar
Dunkerton
Vale Bonds
Niller
Annual Meeting Of The Social Welfare League
irregular notice states the annual meeting of the Social Welfare League will be held Thursday October 12 at 7 p.m. in YMCA rooms for electing directors and other business. representation from all churches and fraternal organizations encouraged.
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Iregilar
da Onl Watture League
At & P.m
YM. C. A
Becker Seeks Organization Support in Secretary Note
A brief plea from CHAS. D. BECKER in his role as secretary requests earnest organization support. The fragmentary text underscores a formal call for backing or cooperation in a local governance or association matter. The source shows a clipped signature and title indicating official correspondence.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Advert Claim
An old advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable liver and bowel remedy to improve skin tone and digestion. It claims the tablets act like calomel without dangerous effects, stimulate bile, relieve constipation, and produce buoyant feelings with daily use. Prices listed are 10c and 25c per box.
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Persia
F. W. Gregory
O. J. Trumbauer
E.C. Litchfield
Anna Mary
Westminster Guild
John Rath
Miss Litchfield
Nan Black
Friendly Guild
First Baptist Church
Lillian Lohner
Franklin Street
Nora Hess
Bennett
Calo
Grace Jay
Julian May Myers
Herta Lonellemann
Margaret Davis
Lillian Sabner
Claribel Walker
Ralph Payne
Watine Brown
Amy Raske
Bernice Call
Gwendolen Landon
Elbert M. Greene
Lauritzen
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Seldest
Louise J. Lauritzen
Third Avenue West
Joseph M. Gallagher
Chicago
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
James Jayne
First Methodist Church
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Marjorie Bown
Flora Welch
Medford
Ore
Lucile Repass
Third Street West
Repass
Marjorie Rabe
Harriett MacEachron
Florence la Tter
Woman's Club
Plymouth Congregational Church
Home and Education Department
iTura Hawks
Frank Trewery
Park Road
Albert Strong
Viola Johnson
Gertrude Henning
Ethel Strong
Trewery
Edna Lichty
Hammond Avenue
Miss Lichty
Pythian Sisters
P. Ball
S. E. Perkins
Royden Connor
Sioux City
W. B. Debe
Euncheon Bridge Club
F. C. Flitchens
Westminster
WW. W. Beal
Prospect Place
Edward Beal
Ruth Reed
Social Welfare League
Central Christian Church
Ellen
Mildred
Ruth Richardson
Second Street West
Ida Muthaler
C. Theodore Mason
Grant Avenue
Marinello Beauty Shop
Stiansen & Rogsrnd Jair Goods
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G. AL Bee Cass
W. R. GQ
Memorial Hall
Temple Rebekah
Edith Lowney
Leonard Hi
Lennard
Nichols & CO
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F. G. Weston
Prospect
Minneapolis
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Dreas
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Whittall
Ata
Pourthi
Norfolk
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Fancy
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