Lincoln talk recalls humanity over mystic halo
John R. Weber of Cedar Rapids spoke at a Quota club dinner in Hotel Russell-Lamson on Abraham Lincoln. He argued Lincoln was deeply human, not mystical, and recounted personal memories from Lincoln and Herndon’s office, the assassination, and Lincoln’s war leadership. The event featured music by Miss Sedgwick and Miss Rafisier, harpist Mrs. Wagner, and club president Miss Chandler introducing the speaker.
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Abraham “Lincoln
John R. Weber
Cedar Rapids
Abraham
Lincoln
Quota’ Club
Russell-Lamson
Springfield
Mr. Weber
Abraham Lincoln
Abe
Herndon
Weber
Dennis
Union. of States
Spring‘field
State House
Statue of Liberty
Catherine Sedgiwick
Marion Rafisier
Truman Wagner
E.louise
Community Club Meetings and Church Socials Listed
A schedule of local gatherings including Moose hall Scattergood circle King's Daughters Mrs Ruth Paige and Jane Kirkwood D O V Memorial hall Loyal Helpers First Brethren church reception to pastor Graves U B church Woman's organization First Continental church Mrs W H Rickey Sisterhood Graves U B church Forget Me Not club Mrs Lottie Fuck United Presbyterian Aid society Mrs William Buxton Golden Link club Mrs Gene Trapp Past Presidents club Helen Gould luncheon Mrs John Boel Teachers and officers of Sunday school Graves A B church Tribe of Ben Hurbance party K of P hall Mrs BE Haven's Sunday school class picnic Linden M E church Helen Gould auxiliary dinner Black's tearoom Masonic initiation St Marys hall
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B. And.p
Moose Hall
Scattergood
The
King's Daughters
Ruth Paige
Jane Kirkwood
D. O. V Memorial Hall
First Brethren
Frank Klingaman
Graves
Woman’s Organization
First Continential Church
W. H. Rickey
Graves U.B. Church
Forget
Lottie Fuck
United Presbyterian Aid Society
William Buxton
Michigan Avenue
Golden Link Club
Gene Trapp
Helen Gould
John Boelex
B. Church
P. Hall
BE. O. Haven
Linden M.E. Church
Black’s
Heart Court
St. Mary's Hall
Y W C A Announces Gym Events and Halloween Plans
Miss Louise Palmer health education director at the YWCA outlines a steak fry for the gymnasium girls at 6 60 p m with reservations at the association building. A Halloween party is planned under YWCA and YWCA auspices with a meeting tonight at 7 to work on arrangements led by Miss Palmer and Homer Albright. Mrs Carlton Isley joins the health education committee bringing swimming lessons and a background in physical education and playground recreation work.
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Louise Palmer
Young Women's Christian Association
Association
Hallowe'en
Y. MC. A
Isley
Iowa City
LeMars
Ad Gates
Red Oak
Red Cross
Mission Clinic to be Given Tomorrow by Church Women
The Mission Clinic hosted by First Presbyterian Church Woman's Working Association will be held tomorrow afternoon in the church parlors. Led devotional service by Miss Pratt, Mrs Wheeler, and Miss Van Duyn will present reports. social luncheon at 1:15 pm with Mrs Wheeler and Mrs Andrew Mitchell as hostesses.
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of * First
Presbyterian Church
Aes Soglar
J. Milleay
Mary
Pratt
George Wheeler
Grace
van Duyn
Lamcheon
Toon
Wheeler
Andrew’ ‘Mitchell
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Jd. Miller
J. E. Johnson
Eliza Odell
George Platt
Des Moines
Clinton
C. R. Cassell
Mmes
A. H. Holt
J. W. St. John
J. L. Reaney
C. H. Gilbert
Julia Williams
J. O. Packman
Flora Burling
Aid Society
C. S. Barclay
Carl Hitchcock
I. A. Becker
Mexico Will Be Program Topic in Cedar Heights
Cedar Heights Woman's club will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. E. Ransier with Mrs. H. C. Moeller as cohostess under the Literary department. Mrs. Ransier will talk on Mexico and Mrs. Clyde Welch will sing. Miss Marian Ransier, daughter of the hostess, will entertain with piano music.
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Cedar’ Heights
C. E. Ransier
H.C. Moeller
Literary Department
Halloween Frolic Planned by Rebekah Lodge in Waterloo
The Rebekah Lodge Sunshine a Halloween party will be held after the regular meeting this evening at the I O F hall in Waterloo. Committee includes Mrs George Carroll Mrs John Geertsen Mrs Albert Peterson Mrs Peter Daley and Mr Carl Anderson. Refreshments will be served. The lodge meets Thursday for an all day quilting bee at the hall with paid supper starting at 5 p.m.
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Sunshine
Rebekah Ludge
Hallowe'en
Waterloo I
O. F. Hall
Mmes
George Carroll
John Geertsen
Albert Peterson
Peter Daley
Carl Anderson
Hints in beauty care and starch diet guidance
A diet expert denounces mixing starch with fruits or proteins and warns against combining more than one starch in a dish. He prescribes toasting bread, baking potatoes, and pairing starch with large salads or greens. He also offers home tips on toning the body and shaping brows with basic remedies.
Representatives to Attend Nurses State Convention
Waterloo area nurses will attend the Nurses State Convention held October 19 to 21 at Fort Boose. Attendees include Miss Minnie Maibauer Cedar Falls nurse and district treasurer Miss Joy Harmon Miss Della Darling and Mrs Lutie Larson western and eastern district leaders plus Miss Gertrude Hof Willa Goetz Etta Lubberts and Emma Krumweide from Allen Memorial Presbyterian hospitals. Private duty public health and League of Nursing Education sections will hold sessions.
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Waterloo
Fort Boose
Minnie Maibauer
R. N
Della Darling
Cedar ‘Falls
Joy “Harmon
East
Lutie
B. Larson
East School
Guests at Dinner by First M E Philathea Class
First Methodist Episcopal church Philathea class held a 6 o'clock dinner at Mrs Marquis home for 13 guests. Dolls were exchanged for Miss Jeanette Oldfather's mission in Korea, to aid school children. Mr. and Mrs Earl Van Vinck were surprised at their 10th wedding anniversary dinner. Musical numbers by Miss Florence Boylan and Ardith Van Vinck. Gifts and a money purse were given to the couple.
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F. L.marquis
Genevieve. Burling
Philathea
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Korea
Church and society meetings scheduled across several congregations
Church groups plan evening and daytime gatherings today and tomorrow. Presbyterians, Evangelicals, Universali sts, Baptists and Methodists hold teas, luncheons, quilting, bazaars and study sessions with officers elected, devotionals led by Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Barclay, and a mystery box contest noted.
Guests Hike to Family Reunion at Janesville
Miss Veronica Chasky and Miss Collier, from Waterloo, hiked to Janesville on Sunday morning to visit Mrs. A. P. Jensen for a family reunion. They walked most of the distance, arriving at Jensen home at noon and returning by Cedar Falls after a noon meal. Attendees included W. M. Collier, Axel Jensen, Hans Jensen, Rasmus Jensen and families, and Charles Schmidt with Alvin and another son and daughter-in-law H. L. Garner.
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Cedar. Falls
Axel Jensen
Hans Jensen
Rasmus Jensen
Charles Schmidt
Alvin
H. L. Garner
Jensen
Marriages by Rev Mueller in local Lutheran church
Rev Henry Mueller of First Lutheran officiated two weddings. At 10:30 a.m. today Miss Bertha Kroblin daughter of Mrs and Mrs Fred Kroblin Adams street and Wilbur Meathow of Waterloo were united. Attendants were Mr Gordon Seaton. Earlier at 8 p.m. yesterday Clara Baresh and John Dunt both of Cresco were wed by Rev Mueller with Mr and Mrs Dunt, cousins of the groom, as witnesses. the newlyweds will live on a Cresco area farm.
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Henry Mueller
First ‘Lutheran’ Church
Bertha” ‘Kroblin
Fred
Kroblin
Adams‘ Street
Wilbur Meathow
Waterloo
Gordon
Mueller
John Dunt
Dunt
Sear
Cresco
Patriotic Order's Thimblebee to Be Held by Veterans
The auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War will host an all day thimblebee tomorrow at Mrs. John Stallman's home. Meals for members, their families and friends will be served at 12 noon and 6 p.m. The committee includes Mrs. John Meggison, W.P. Edwards, Theodore McNamee, Ved Arthur, and Frank Stubblebine.
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Sons of Union
John Stallman
Mmes
John Meggison
Edwards
Theodore McNamee
Ved. Arthur
Frank Stu
Music Club Luncheon Hosts and Halloween Party Roundup
Music Club members will gather for a 1 o'clock luncheon hosted by Mrs. A. E. Enderlein and Mrs. A. Ss. Weishaar at Enderlein's home with Mrs. J. H. Crippen overseeing the program on Primitive Instruments. Halloween party hosted by Miss Irene Hill featured dancing and favors for Miss Vaneta Bramble and Mrs. Marie Stansbury. attendees included Ruth Richardson Vera Burk Hellyn Reed Louise Burns Grace Heidt and Hazel Stansbury. Carl F. Moot hart celebrated a birthday with a 500-favor gathering at his home where Mrs. Iva Shadle Harold Jennings and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Cummings were feted. Sacred Heart Court of the W C O F will meet at St. Mary's hall with new members to be initiated and refreshments served. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Dye were surprised by 25 friends with a basket dinner and evening of visiting.
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Hallowe'en
Irene Hill
Vaneta Bramble
Marie Stansbury
Ruth Richardson
Vera Burk
Hellyn Reed
Louise Burns
Grace Heidt
Hazel Stansbury
Ralph Steninger
John Bramble
Edwin Leege
Carl F. Moothart
Iva Shadle
Harold Jennings
Francis Cummings
Sacred Heart Court
St. Mary’s Hall
Virgil Dye
Club Notes N D C Club entertained by Miss Agatha Cimmigotti
The N D C club was entertained last evening by Miss Agatha Cimmigotti at Mrs. John Demuth's home. Favors at cards went to Miss Bel Kies and Rita Tritz. Special guest Mrs. Leo Smith attended. Mrs. Joseph Cimmigotti, New Hampton, Ta., formerly Miss Helen Fishback, helped with serving. The club will meet in two weeks with Miss Blanche McConcky.
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Agatha Cimmigotti
John Demuth
Marbel Kies
Rita Tritz
Leo Smith
Joseph Cimmigotti
New Hampton
Helen Fishback
Misa Blanche McConcky
Junior Auxiliary Plans Halloween Program at Waterloo Club
The Waterloo Woman's Club Junior Auxiliary schedules a Halloween program at 4 p.m. Thursday in the clubhouse. Miss Jean Stevenson reads a paper on Halloween, Miss Dorothy Bell plays piano, and a Little Orphant Annie reading by Marjorie Harker is featured. Philip and Coralie Coontz entertain with a dance. Auxiliary chairman Miss Carol Burr heads the social committee planning a picnic supper. Committee members include Maxine Meade, Jessie Wade, Rosalie Jackson, Dorothy Hartleip, with on the program committee Margaret Noonan, Dorothy Holmes, Margaret Morris, Mary Katherine Kerwin, and Katherine Bickley. Also noted is Bible study classes at First Presbyterian church at 8 p.m. led by Miss Leola Strope, open to all denominations. East High’s Orange and Black Staff enjoyed a breakfast at Morris Isle. sponsor Ethlel Diton attended.
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Waterloo
Woman's Club
Hallowe'en
Jean Stevenson
Dorothy Bell
Little Orphant Annie
James Whitcomb
Riley
Marjorie Harker
Philip
Coralie Coontz
Carol
Burr
Maxine Meade
Jessie Wade
Rosalie Jackson
Dorothy Hartleip
Margaret Noonan
Dorothy Holmes
Margaret
Morris
Mary Katherine
Kerwin
Katherine Bickley
President Will Guest of Gould Auxiliary in Waterloo
Mrs Mae Taleo of Clinton heads the auxiliary to United Spanish American War Veterans as department president. She will be honored at a noon luncheon at Mrs John Boellet's home, followed by a 6 30 p m dinner in Black's Tearoom. The committee includes Mrs Bur ton Trimble and Mrs Smith. Tallman inspects at 8 pm in Memorial Hall, a gift and flowers to be presented.
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Mae ~ Taleo
Clinton
T In
Waterloo
Sarmoah Vot
Allelen Gould
Burton
J. A
Trimble
W. ‘A. Smith
Tallman
Memorial Hall
Artarcard
Girls' S S Class Will Dinner for Bride in Black's Tearoom
The Girls' S S Class will host a 6:30 p m dinner today at Black's Tearoom in honor of Mrs Carla Anderson formerly Miss Hattie Miller. The bride's chosen colors will decorate. Genevieve Powell Irene Hill and LaVerne Wilcox head the committee with gifts to be presented.
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Bunnell
Buhday
Black
Carla Anderson
Card Party to Aid Quake Sufferers at BPW Clubrooms
Mrs. Leo Gradinger and Mrs. H. A. Davidson host a card party in the Business and Professional Women's clubrooms tomorrow evening. Proceeds go to the Hadassah chapter to aid earthquake sufferers in Palestine. Guests may attend with either hostess or with Mrs. David Siegel, Hadassah chairwoman. A separate note recalls a birthday surprise party for Mrs. Anna Kuehnle at her home with a late luncheon and a purse presentation.
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Leo Gradinger
H. A. Davidson
Hadassah Chapter
Pal
Hadassah
Anna Kuehnie
Christian Science Lecture Set at West High Auditorium
Robert Stanley Ross, C. S., of New York City and a Christian Science board member, will lecture on Christian Science and the Christianity of the Bible Thursday evening in the West High School auditorium under the First Church of Christ Scientist. Clarence S. Miller will introduce him.
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Robert Stanley Ross
C. S
New York City
Christian Science Board of Lectureship
First Church of Christ, Scientist
West High School
Clarence S. Miller
Youth Football Fatality in Springfield
A Springfield high school freshman John C. Clark aged 14 died yesterday during a football game. Officials stated the death appeared to be caused by heart disease.
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Springfield
John C. Clark
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