Cedar Heights Woman's Club Elects Treasurer at Ransier Home
Mrs A E Rawlins was elected treasurer of Cedar Heights Woman's Club at a meeting yesterday afternoon in Mrs C E B Ransier's home. Five new members were read. Mrs T W Eaton reported on the Cedar Falls federation gathering and a Mexico program followed with piano solos, national anthems, and talks on Mexico's religion and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E Rawlins
Cedar Heights
Bruce Barton
F. T. Hoffman
Clar
W. J. Sutcliffe
Mexico
LH Edwards
H. C.moeller
Clyde Welch
Teauntepes
la Golondr
J. E. Ridenour
Egypt
Woman’s Club
Margaret Moore
Alice Bunyan
Marian Hollise
Rosalie Jackson
Reuben Miller
Loren J. Berry
Carol Burr
Betty Wurster
Audrey Sieg
Marjorie Harker
Dorothy Bell
Jean Stevenson
Wild Rose Club Display of Quilts and Rugs
Wild Rose club yesterday afternoon showcased quilts and rugs by member Eleanora Boyer age 87. The program included a reading by Maude Brayton piano pieces by Glas and Grace Bross and a petting contest won by S. D. Smith. Fred Bross presided at the meeting where 16 members attended and a bake sale was set for October 29. Three new members were elected W P Kearns Ralph W. Crawford and L A Bross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanora Boyer
Wild Rose Club
Glas
Maude
Brayton
Eli“Glas
Grace. Bross
Smith
Fred Bross
McHeffey
A. Palmer
Sauith
Ralph W.w.grawford
L. A. Bross
Lois Gillam Bride Tomorrow After Faculty Resignation
Lois Gillam, resigning from her faculty position, plans to marry John Jacob Hoesly of Akron. She is being hosted at her Des Moines home with a bridge party given by Miss Gillam’s friends at Spencer’s home, marking the forthcoming wedding tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Gillam
Migs
Approaching
John Jacob Hoesly
Akron, .C
Desatic Avanti “Art
Gillam
Spencer
Goodé
Eee Gillam
Dinner Near Mrs Jens Ostergaard Entertains
A social dinner was hosted by Mrs Jens Ostergaard at her home in Cedar. Attendees included Dr and Mrs W L Debe, Dr and Mrs Fred Debis of Waterloo, Mr and Mrs Nis Ostergaard and their daughter Marcela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jens
Society Calendar of Club and Church Events
Mixed bridge party and awards of season favors at Country club and Triple L class at Burton Avenue church. B and P W club fair at Armory. Sunday school party at Christ church parish home. Gold Leaf camp Royal Neighbors K of C hall supper and entertainment at St Pauls church Lane Shrine Ceremonial Cedar Saturday Afternoon D A V auxiliary party for children who helped on Forget Me Not drive Memorial hall. Tara region dinner Moose Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Avenue
Harry McLain
P. W
Christ Church
Gold Leaf
K. of C. Hall
St. Paul's Church
Lane Shrine
Memorial Hall
B. and
Fair
Armory
Tara Region
Moose All
B and P W Club Fair Opens An Exhibit Attracts Notice
Three days of merrymaking unfold under the Business and Professional Women's club at the armory. Hundreds flock to see curios relics and antiques from many eras and countries including a 1492 Columbus clock, 200 year old headdresses, Egyptian articles, beadwork from Mecca seeds, a 1848 bedspread, alabaster Palestine box, and ancient mosaics. Spinning demonstrations and various booths provide further entertainment alongside dancing and refreshments. Lively turnout marks a strong opening night with a diverse display gallery drawing wide interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory Gol
Mecca
Palestine
St Johns Young People Hold Big Halloween Party
Attendance large at St John s Young People s club Halloween party and dance with 150 members and friends. Evening featured games then dancing with prizes for best costumes awarded to Miss Avilla ims Miss Mary Noble Miss Isabelle Hill LeRoy Kies Chris Schilling and Leonard Dietsch. Refreshments served by Genevieve Shannon Kathleen Thompson Agnes Keegan Catherine Adrian Lorena Kies Beatrice Shea Florence Roth Alfred Roethler Walter Gorton Ralph Mis hak Urban Mayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Avillaims
Mary Noble
Isabelle “Hill
LeRoy Kies
Chris Schilling
Leonard Dietsch
Genevieve
Shannon
Kathleen Thompson
Agnes Keegan
Catherine Adrian
Lorena. Kies
Beatrice
Shea
Florence Roth
Alfred Roethler
Walter Gorton
Ralph Mishak
Urban Mayer
Mrs Thompson Hosts Farewell Party For Mrs Thompson
Mrs Thompson entertained guests at her home in a farewell gathering for Mrs Ova Thompson who is moving to Florida. Bunco was played and a luncheon served. Miss Ruth Richardson assisted the hostess and favors were given to Mrs P C Jones Mrs A A Stewart and Mrs Dan O'Neil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RF. ‘Barta
Ova. Thompson
Florida
Bunco
Ruth Richardson
P. C. Jones
A.A. Stewart
Dan. O'Neil
Campaign junior helpers invited to party at memorial hall
Children who helped sell forget me not nets during the drive are invited to attend a party from 2 to 3 p.m. tomorrow in Memorial Hall. Hostesses for the occasion are members of the auxiliary to the Disabled American Veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial ‘Hall
Disabled American Veterans
Hints in Beauty Care for Soft White Hands
The article advises on soap choice and water softening to keep hands smooth. It recommends cold cream soap for face and hands, or castile soap sliced for storage, and a home mix of glycerine rosewater lemon or cucumber juice to brighten skin. Almond products and powdered oatmeal are suggested for nourishing care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castile
Soften it and the hands will not suffer from traveling
A reader letters discuss beauty care noting that full removal of rouge by bathing helps but heavy makeup needs cream or oil to extract it from pores. A 14 year old girl with red dish blonde hair is advised not to need products to improve or experiment. A mother comments that a daughter in good health need not worry about hollows in the neck as she has grown tall for age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C
Y. P
Anniversary of H W Oliver and Elinor Stout Fifty Years
Mr and Mrs H W Oliver of this city will observe their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Monday October 21 in Independence Indiana. Married 1877 in the Stout home by Rev James Patterson the couple lived at their home lot later expanding it. Oliver once ran a news and book stand and later became a cigar factory foreman before retirement in 1920. They had two children Roy who died in 1903 and daughter Arvilla now Mrs L C McGill of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courter
Independence
H. W. Oliver
Henry W. Oliver
Elinor Stout
Z. &. Stout
James Patterson
Baptist Church
Oliver
J. W. McCarthy
Cedar Rapids
John Till
Samuel Waggoner
Pheasant Dinner Shared by Carl Davis Home Guests
Carl and Mrs. Davis hosted a pheasant dinner for 18 guests from Leavitt Johnson Trust Co at their Waterloo bound party. Western state pheasants shipped Monday. guests included Leland Johnson of Evanston IL. Mooseheart Legion Women announce open dinners at Moose Hall, 5 to 8 p.m. tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Davis
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Co
Waterloo
Leland Johnson
Evanston
Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hall
Church News Highlights From Walnut Street Baptist
Junior department hosts a weiner roast and hallowe en art event at Mrs Di Gauf's home. J O2 class to elect officers tonight at 7 the Burton Avenue Triple L class meets in Mr and Mrs Harry McLain's home. Gleaners and Men's classes invited. First Lutheran Missionary Society gathers for quilting and comforter tying. picnic planned Oct 26. service Sunday at Washburn church with Dr William P McCormick preaching at Westminster Presbyterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist
Hallowe
Gauf
J.O2
Friendship
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Harry McLain
Gleaners
First Lutheran. Missionary Society
Washburn Church
William*p. McCormick
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Club Notes and Bridge Gatherings Reported
Local society notes list gatherings at several homes. Mrs. Roy McLain hosted the G B G club with Hallowe en decor and informal time. Triple Four Bridge guests included Mrs. Herbert Lawless and others. next hostess is Mrs. P C Jones. T A M Bridge honored by Mrs. Brice and Mr. Landgraf. Mrs. Armour Bartholomew hosted L B O B club with Brice favors to Willier and Hartsell. F P club met at Black's tearoom with Mr s. Jump favored and next hostess Mrs. Jump in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. G. Club
Roy McLain
Hallowe'en
James Edwards
C. B. Quackenbush
J. C. Madsen
William Hitchins
Triple Four Bridge Club
Favors
Herbert Lawless
W. C. Stover
Ova Thompson
P. C. Jones
Armour Bartholomew
L. B. O. B. Club
Brice
L. R. Willier
Ferris Hartsell
Ralph Wells
Guy Decker
Ray Hinman
Black’s Tearoom
George Jump
W. L. Fox
D. W. Williamson
Jump
Shane New President Of Quill And Scroll East High
Dick Shane was elected president of the East High chapter of Quill and Scroll, a journalistic fraternity, at a meeting in the auditorium yesterday afternoon. Joseph Morris was chosen vice president and Jane Becknell secretary treasurer. The chapter will attend the divisional conference at the University of Town in Iowa City next Friday and Saturday, October 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Shane
East High
Quill and Scroll
Joseph Morris
Jane Becknell
University of Town
Iowa City
Reed named commander of Becker-Chapman Post 138
Harry M. Reed, former city attorney, elected commander of Becker-Chapman post No. 138 American Legion at annual election in Memorial hall. He succeeds A. A. Zimmerman. Reed served at Camp Pike Arkansas and was first commander of the post. Other officers were elected or appointed including A. D. Donnell, Herman Miller, H. W. Dallman, F. W. Tesmer, Christ. Xstras, Rev. George Woodall, Clarence Clark, Ben Waterfield, Leslie Schrubbe, John W. Gwynne, Capt. Allan Johnson and Dr. J. H. Butts on the executive committee. Memorial hall Halloween party hosted by the auxiliary was announced. Armistice day plans were reported with two minutes of shutdowns, artillery salutes, taps, and a city ex-service men banquet scheduled in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Reed
Reed, Tuthill & Reed
Becker-Chapman
American Legion
Memorial Hall
A. A
Ben Waterfield
Leslie Schrubbe
Allan Johnson
J. H. Butts
A. A. Zimmerman
Building Work in State Shows Gain During September
Des Moines reports Iowa had 4 380 500 dollars of new construction contracts in September. Public works and utilities led with 2 687 600 dollars, residential 484 500 and industrial plants 400 500. Year to date started construction totals 33 673 100, down 20 percent from a year ago. Contemplated September new work was 5 533 900, down 4 percent from August but up 11 percent from September last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Iowa
F. W. Dodge ‘Corporation
Tal
East High Cast for The New Poor Farce Debuts Dec 2
East High dramatic instructor Miss Ruth Hiller announces the Orange and Black play The New Poor a three act Cosmo Hamilton farce. The Wellbys employ former Russian royals as servants creating romantic and comic mixups with Edward Conard as The Grand Duke Miriam Yaggey as Mrs Wellby and Marjorie Comfort as Alice Wellby among others. The production will be staged in the East High auditorium Friday evening December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hiller
East High
East High Auditorium
Cosmo Hamilton
Wellbys
Edward Conard
Grand Duke
Miriam Yaggy
Dick Shane
Princess Trena
Seeesee
Maxine Elliott Amos Wellby
Harold Roepe Miller Gutteridge
Joseph Morris
Mrs. Wellby
Miriam Yaggey
Alice Wellby
Marjorie Comfort Constance Wellby
Betty Wellby
Mary Maudsley
Kirk O'Parrell
Gladys Prescott Pees
Doris Field
Margaret. Miller
Archie Shannon
Sues Crashing Taxi Company for $7,000
Des Moines district court records show three suits totaling seven thousand dollars filed by CC V Shull and his children against Yellow Taxicab Company over an automobile crash near St Marys Iowa. Plaintiffs allege the cab’s automobile, driven recklessly, struck their vehicle causing injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
CC. V. Shull
Daugther
St. Mary's
Broken lens ad and court notes from Waterloo area
A bundled clipping reports an advertisement for Curstely at Buchanan's Y M C A building and notes Mrs J R Howe of Kansas City visiting Waterloo at her parents home. It also covers a Hernia operation at Presbyterian Hospital being reported improved, Peter Trainor denying cruel treatment in a divorce action, and two minor children. Waterloo traffic signals receive a fresh coat of white paint by city electrician Frank McGowan. 8 year old Robert Wilkins recovers from minor head injuries after a car collision. Police Officer J Frank Denniston rests at home. B J Duffey surrenders over an intoxicated driving charge with bonds signed by Leo Duffey and M F Gamey. An advertisement for Christmas portraits at Hawk Studio is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter E. ‘Trainor
Tena Trainor
Louis
Eugene
Menjou divorce granted reaches hospital room
Hollywood star Adolph Menjou remained silent as news that his wife Kathryn Menjou had been granted a final decree of divorce was carried to his hospital room in Hollywood California on October 21. He is reported to be suffering stomach disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Cal
Kathryn Menjou
Adolph Menjou
Menjou
Roads bond issue on Warren county ballot
Indianola Iowa October 21 voters in Warren county will ballot November 21 on a proposed 1,200 road bond issue as decided by the board of supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianola
Warren County
Board of Supervisors
Leask Purchases Ten Lots for House Sites
William Leask, manager of the Chapman Lumber Company, bought a tract of ten lots bounded byBaltimore Street Western Hawthorne and Byron avenues from Walter F. Johnson. The deal through John L. Marquis had undisclosed consideration. Leask plans to use the parcels for residence sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Leask
Chapman Lumber.company
Baltimore Street
Hawthorne
Byron
Walter F. Johnson
John L. Marquis
Leask
Edison Broadcasts Interview Across Coast to Coast
Edison will be interviewed tonight from his West Orange home as part of Edison night celebrations. Forty one stations coast to coast will connect to the West Orange microphone with E W Rice Jr leading the questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West
Orange
Thomas A. Edison
West Orange
E .W. Rice, Jr
General Electric Company
Barber's bond approved for desertion charge release ordered
In municipal court yesterday Judge Beeton approved Barber's $500 bond signed by his brother George and ordered his release. Barber had been held on a desertion charge dating four years back as his wife, now remarried, testified the family was left destitute when he left. He was said to work for the family and earn money to support six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlesers
Aig Ogates
Hag
Cy Beettin
Danderine Promises Relief From Odorous Dandruff
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine as a highly scientific remedy for dandruff and scalp acidity. It claims the product eliminates oil and dull hair after curling, leaves hair soft and easy to style, and dissolves every scale. A bottle costs thirty five cents.
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. H. Club
Ransier
Society
St. John’s
Mrs. Thompson
Edna Kent Forbes
Roy
Arvilla
L. C. McGill
Church News
T. A. M. Bridge Club
Fred Joyce
C. E. Brice
Thomas Landgraf
Shane
Quill and Scroll, East High Chapter
Legion Post
A.D. Donnell, H.C. Miller and
H. W. Dallman
Harry. M. Reed
Buchanan's
Y.M. OC. A. Bldg
J. R.howe
Kansas City
C. F. Swyers
Campbell Avenue
Helmuth Ball
Ninth Street West
Presbyterian Hospital
Frank McGowan
McGowan
Robert Wilkins
L. J. Wilkins
Webster Street
N. O."halleck
Newton ‘Street
Sie
J. Frank
Denniston
Newton Street
Zumbago
B. J. Duffey
Oelwein
Leo C. Duffey
M. F. Gamey
Seehawk Studio
W. R.cammack
Bridge St
WM. Leask
Walter Johnson
Baltimore and Western
Detroit
R. T. Pratt
Manchester
Mich
Pratt
Bell
Water- Joo
Masonity
Edison
Cs Gow
Kranter Bros
East
Tiller's
Entz Cafe
First National Bank Bldg
Lambert Pharmacal Company
Dept. Ls
Locust St
St. Louis
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