Society Notes Highlight Philippines Mission Work
First Presbyterian and Westminster groups report on tuterian missions in the Philippines. Mrs Rath discusses Dumaguete and Silliman Institute with an enrollment of about 200, mostly boys, now welcoming girls. The meeting covered reports from Mrs Kline and other officers, with plans for Christmas boxes and local chapter activities across Waterloo, Sioux City and Des Moines connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Philippines
Woman's Working Association
J. Q. Trumbauer
Charles Srath
Silliman Institute
Dumaguette
C. W. Kline
Synodical Association of Presbyterian Churches
Des Moines
J. W. Weatherill
Synodical Board
James Black
L. A. Miles
Hugh Patterson
Oliver Stevenson
M. Gottschalk
George’ Wheeler
Rath
Anna Mary
Westminster Guild
Edythe Sinnard
Ellis Island
Roy Smonard
Masonic Hall
Ralph Dundavey
Walter French
Russell DeGon
Roy Sinnari
James Ken‘yon
Warsaw
R. Martell
Gus
Marguerite Coward
Maria Good
Mildred Schaefer
W. B. Peaver
Mmes
A. Black
AN. Miller
A. Fox
Rose Hamilton
Lou Mo
Frank Adams
Iowa
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Eastern Stars of Waterloo
Sioux City
Ilinois Centres Railway Company
U. S
The Wood Rat Plot to Scare Tabby Cat
Mrs Wood Rat proposes an army plan to frighten Tabby Cat by casting large shadows at night. Mr Wood Rat agrees and summons all rats to collect ears of corn for a moonlit deception on their rock. Tabby Cat sleeps unaware as night falls over the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Mr. Wood Rat
Mrs. Wood Rat
Tabby
Tabby Cat Escapes Wood Rats Moonlit Plots
Tabby Cat hikes toward the rock where Mr and Mrs Wood Rat live. A large group of rats emerge and throw ears of corn, while the shadows join in. Tabby flees to the farmhouse steps and hides. The Wood Rat couple congratulate Clever Mrs Wood Rat on turning shadows into a trap, inspired by a moonlit night.
Campbell Wins Presidency Of American Bakers
Win M Campbell, head of Campbell Baking and former Peerless bakery chief, is elected president of the American Bakers association. Based in Kansas City, his company runs bakeries across five states. An editorial in the Northwestern Miller commends his leadership, noting WWI service and plans to create an American Institute of Baking to raise technical standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win M. Campbell
Campbell Baking Company
Peerless Bakery
American Bakers’ Association
Campbell Company
Campbell
Kansas City
Com ‘Pany
Northwestern Miller
National Bakers' Service Committee
Bakers’ Committee
Food Administration
American Institute of Baking
Mr Campbell Leads National Baking Institute Effort
Knowledge of baking among the nation’s bakers grew under Mr Campbell who directed the institutes use of chemistry biology and physics. He built a scientific training school and rose from bakery worker to head of a $10,000,000 concern cited by Northwestern Miller as fortunate for the organization’s presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Northwestern Miller
Hummel Hotel Taken Over by Boone Man
Boone dealer W. W. Parker became the new manager of the Hummel hotel by purchasing the lease from Frank Carragher. Decorators began a major redecorating and modernization program including new lobby furnishings, office rearrangement, a partitioned lunch counter, and a fresh coat of paint throughout the 70 room hostelry. Parker also owns the New Crary hotel in Boone Iowa and the Parker hotel in Des Moines, bringing years of hotel experience to the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hummel Hotel
Thruout
W. W. Parker
Boone, Ta
Frank Car-ragher
Tke
Parker
New Crary
Boone, In
Des Moines
Uncertain Arrival and Plans Mentioned in Des Moines Note
A fragmented report notes arrivals and plans involving Charles Barrett and Mr. Carragher linked to Des Moines and Hammond Indiana. It mentions a Parker hotel and Des Moines hotel, with references to Crary and a future chief clerk role, but details are incomplete and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Charles Barrett
Hammond
Ind
Parker Hotel
Carragher
Des Moines
Hot Fruited Toast Promotes Vitality For Women
The passage extols hot fruited toast as a dainty dish with strong iron from raisins. It claims daily iron supports vigorous vitality in women, boosts blood, enhances energy, and gives bright eyes and rosy cheeks as visible signs of health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cial
Sun-Maid Raisins Ad Improvised Tagline
An ad copy extols Sun-Maid Raisins as California grown table grapes turned into seedless raisins. It touts immaculately processed products, seedless raisins for bread, and widespread raisin groceries with a scattered, imperfect closing note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California Associated Raisin Co
Fresno
Calif
Beauty Nails and Hair Care Tips From Edna Kent
A column of beauty and health advice discusses care for nails on hands and feet, foot soaks, cuticle work, and polishing techniques. It also offers brief reader notes on weight, swimming benefits, hair care, shampooing with ammonia, and smoking effects on nervous systems.
The Worst Male Fault and Its Consequences
Ruth Cameron argues the primary male fault is an inability to admit error. This trait spawns many other faults, from temper in discipline to blaming others for missteps. The essay examines how men justify faults, while offering a parallel look at women and the presumption of fairness in interactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Cameron
Niall
Blawne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society Newss
D. J. Gretzinger
Winnie Marie Huff
Carl Arthur Danskin
Ada Elnora
Roy Henry Huntelmen
Marengo
Northminster Presbyterian Parsonage
Decorah
Mr. Danskin
Bussey
Waterloo
Central P T. A
Fred D. Cram
Iowa State Teachers College
Central District
Dairy Cattle Congress
Warren Gilbert
Woman's Club
William Dean Howells
Edmund Miller
Howells
M. J. Morgan
E. A. Boggs
Powel
M.H. Kimball
H. B. Ticks
Westminster Presbyterian
Mildred
Dane
George Scott
Activitt Home Board
India
Alaska
Q. A. Tabor
New Bulletin
Hallowe'en
Evelyn Harmon
Marie Schmidt
Minnie Maibaver
Harmon
Philathea
M. EL Church
Gertrude Rod 5
Cai- Garon
Washington-Irving P T. A
Parent-Teacher Association
Alice Swanson
Geraldine Judd
Nie Hetrmhal
Marjorie Owen
Ralph Wson
E. Pears Sale
Coder Bridge Club
Roy Latz
E. S. Sehreck
Lincoln
DD. M.C
R. Palmatier
Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Friends of Grace 3
Glee Club
First Lutheran Church
Immanuel Lutheran
F. H. Helberg
Ladies' Aid Society
Helberg
Wilton Junction
Triple Four Club
Cindy
Naomi Stewart
Ellen Kinsel
William Hitchens
United Presbyterian't Ladies’ Aid Society
Clyde Graham
S. M. Wallace
David Irvine
G. J. Bassarear
Walnut Street Baptist
Oscar Berry
Ladies’ Aid Society
Joe Margadant
I . ElJets
Elklets
Elks
M. 10
King's Daughters
Unity Circle
Mizpah Circle
King's
Albia
Burton Avenue
Womean
Lyman’ Church
Waide
Brown
United States
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk Hotel
Sandman
Mrs
KF AL Walker
Reia
Mr. Wood Rath
American Bakers
cHorlick’s Run
Egies Ratt
Raisin
Ainty
Edna Kent
BES
Bobby
H. H
M. B. Si
Eileen
Mabelle
Alice
Hazel D
Betty
A. M
West End
4Th Street
UCN Er
Jackie Jones
Sayz
Kelloggs
Kelloge
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Rinso
Shardor
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