Society notes on Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting
The General Federation of Women’s Clubs announces its five national political issues at its Washington fall board meeting. The program includes home economics, a national education department, maternity and citizenship bills, and a national library service. The federation plans a new legislative council to address national issues, with leaders and meetings outlined.
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Generel Federation of Woman's Grade
Tate
Board of ‘Directors
Washington, D. C
Ernesiefort
Smith-Towner
United States Department of, Education
Shepperd-lowner
National Library Service
Federation Woman’s. Clubs
Legislative
Br Birs
Franklin, White
Legislative Department
Nationice
Woman's Clubs
Woman’s Bureau
Children’s Bureau
Home’ Economics Division
Department of Labor and Agriculture
Federated Women of America
Side Talks on Exaggeration as a Defense in Spats
Ruth Cameron notes a pattern in criticism where a spouse deflects fault by exaggeration claiming the other is always wrong. She cites wife and husband arguments and shows how such tactics turn simple issues into personal attacks, urging silence as a defense against unfounded charges.
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Benedict
Ward Meetings for Democratic Women Tomorrow Evening
Five meetings for Democratic women are set in four wards tomorrow at 7 30 PM. Attendees include residents of Second ward at 705 Seventh Street West hosted by Mr Morgan and Mrs Marquis and of Third ward at 621 Park Avenue East hosted by Mrs Nettie Pines. Fourth ward gatherings occur at Mrs W Beatty’s home and with Miss Cora Fowler at 10 Independence Avenue. Talks cover ballots, politics, and distribution of literature.
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W. W. Mareh
Mr. Morgan
n.Marquis
Seventh Street
Nettie Pines
Park Avenue
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
W. Beatty
Cora Fowler
Efice Avenue
Exdi
Wilson Family Reunion at Hudson near Benton County
Witty relatives gathered at the Archie Sfinish home near Hudson yesterday for a Wilson family reunion and farewell to Rev. E. E. Wilson, who will resume missionary work in Porto Rico after a minor furlough in Iowa. The gathering honored MR. Wilson, who has served 24 years in missions including eight years in Chile and then Porto Rico. Attendees included Harriet and James Wilson and numerous Minish, Underwood, Schoonover, and Hollis families from Hudson, Garrison, Waterloo, Cedar Falls, and nearby towns.
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E. E. Wilson
Eoe ci An
Wilson
Eanson
N_Minish
Ar Falls
Archie Sfinish
Hudson Festerday
Mr. Wilson
Porto Rico
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Benton County
Gant ‘Rey
Mission Fields
Chile
Pace
Porto Meya Anise
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James Wilson
Garrison
HR. Wilson
Walter Wilson
Cedar Fails
Waterloo
A. J. Minish
Hudson
Bert Minish
Rdarble Rock
Church Welcomes Pastor and Marks Its Anniversary
Walnut Street Baptist Church hosted a reception for Rev. D. J. Purser and family, marking the church’s twelfth anniversary. About 256 attendees enjoyed autumn decor, a program with piano solos by Mrs. N. C. Altland and songs by Mae Howell, with prayers, a chronicle paper, and talks by Rev. Clyde J. Askins and Rev. E. J. Lockwood.
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D. J. Purser
J. B. Burgess
W. B. Howell
N.C. Altland
Migs Mae Howell
Clyde J. Askins
First Baptist Church
C. 8S. Chase
Iowa City
B J. Howrey
E. J. Lockwood
Miss Griffith and George Krueger Wed This Evening
The wedding of Miss Minnie Griffith of Savanan Missouri to George Karl Krueger of Waterloo occurred this evening. Rev. Henry Mueller and Rev. C J Askins officiated at 8 o'clock at the bride's brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs E G Anderson home, with 35 relatives present and a formal reception to follow.
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George Karl Krueger
Anna Krueger
Waterloo
Henry Mueller
First Lutheran Church
C.J. Askins
First Baptist Church
E. G. Anderson
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Collins
Anderson
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Louise Coleman
Alice Wilts
Miss Grifth
Preston High School
Waterloo Business College
Industrial Finance Corporation
Waterloo Skirt & ‘Garment Company
Krueger
Chicago
Kenosha
Wis
Ake
Fullerton Apartments
Mary Grffith
John "Ordauby
Sdvanah
Roy Collins
Clarinda
Iowa
Martin
Cedar Rapids
Woodman Circle Thimble Club Postponed
Afternoon meeting at Bre Harry Careon home canceled and rescheduled for later this week. Woodman Circle planned event delayed due to unknown reasons.
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Bre
Harry,Careon
Woodman Circle
Beauty Chats By Eva Kent Forbes
Eve Kent Forbes advises readers on caring for half grey hair during a turning period. Focus is on scalp cleanliness, gentle styling with soft curlers, and careful use of nets and pins to maintain fullness. Recommends soft lifting techniques, sparing hot curlers, and pure white shampoos to prevent yellowing.
Beauty Chats inquiries require time for replies
Readers are advised that the Beauty Chats column will address questions addressed to Miss Forbes in care of Beauty Chats. The editor notes the high volume of letters and asks for patience as responses are prepared. If a quicker reply is needed, send a stamped self addressed envelope with the question.
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Forbes
Itipad
Pension Plan Proposed for Buenos Aires Journalists
The Associated Press reports in Buenos Aires that a pension fund for newspaper men is proposed in a bill to the Argentine congress. An initial 500000 pesos would start the fund, supported by 5 percent monthly employee contributions, 1 percent employer contributions, and donations and events. The Press club of Buenos Aires would supervise. Eligible journalists with 25 years service and at least 45 years old would receive 3 percent of their ordinary salary multiplied by years of service.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Press Club of
Henri Landru on hunger strike and health inquiry
Henri Landru, soon to face trial over the disappearance of 11 women, shows interest in Cork mayor Terence MacSwiney on his hunger strike in a British prison. He questions the jailer about MacSwiney and asserts that the innocent never commit suicide, then remarks on prison fare.
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Associated Press
Paris
Henri Landru
Cork
Terence MacSwiney
MacSwiney
Landru
Portraits of Japanese Emperor Unveiled at World Sunday School Session
Portraits of emperor and empress of Japan, painted by John W. L. Forster of Peronto, Canada, were unveiled at today's session of the World Sunday School convention in Tokio. They were later presented to the imperial family by a delegation from the association.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Japan
Peronto
Can
Imperial House
John Wanamaker
World's Sunday School Association
Plan to Organize Boy Scout Troop At Washington Irving School
A new Boy Scout troop is planned with a meeting at Washington Irving School tomorrow at 7 o'clock. The sponsoring committee includes W. H. Garman as chairman, Fred Northey, and A. E. Haswell. B. Kelly to serve as scoutmaster.
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Washington-Irving
W. H. Garman
Fred Northey
A. E. Haswell
B. Kelly
St Paul and Baltimore Arrive for Junior World Series Start
St Paul Minnesota October 12 The St Paul baseball club champions of the American association and the Baltimore club winners of the International flag arrived in St Paul to continue the junior world series tomorrow. The first game is scheduled here Wednesday at 2 pm marking the fifth meeting of the series with St Paul holding one win in four starts.
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St. Paul, Minn
St. Paul
Baltimore Club
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