Third District Convention of Waterloo Women’s Club
Delegates and officers gathered at the Waterloo Woman’s clubhouse for the Third District convention, with state president Mrs. Galen Tilden of Ames presiding. She outlined federation plans, noted the $34,000 scholarship fund support, and announced the Denver 1936 general federation meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Fist Presbyterian Church
Mira
Elt
Alford
Galen Tilden
Ames
Times
J. Richmond Morgan
First Congregational Church
Tilden
Morgan
E. Etckelberg
William Larrabee, Jr. Clermont
State Federation
Wlbwomen
Mia
E. L. Johnson
American Citizenship Committee
Jeans
Button
Alden
CG. Hemsworth
American Home Committee
Black Hawk County
Women in Industry Theme of Clubwomen’s Meeting
Mrs. H. W. Spaulding Grinnell described Iowa’s 1912 Department of Inspection of Women in Industry and its duties including child labor enforcement sanitation and Saturday closing hour policy. She cited 450000 employed women in Iowa and 3,080,600 nationwide married workers from 1920 census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Department of Inspection of
H. W. Spaulding
Grinnell
John Hammill
Spaulding
United States
H. ©. Orrick
Waterloo
Woman's Club
E.G. Ritter
Gedar Fails
Seder Falls
Beauty hints cut costs on face powders and hip exercises
The piece advises trimming beauty expenses with affordable powder use and homemade puffs. It also prescribes a velvet or velveteen DIY puff and gentle color choices. An exercise routine targets hips and abdomen, recommending swimming and tennis for slimming in a compact, period-tone style.
Society Calendar Highlights Local club and church events
Tonight lists Fortnightly club and dinner events at First Presbyterian and other organizations. Thursday features Autumn Leaf and Pandora clubs, St Marys groups, sewing circles, bridge and card parties, and Legion auxiliary meetings. Community venues include Memorial hall Sunnyside and Hotel President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George FE. Lichty
First Presbyterian Church
W.G. A. Alcott School
P.T. A—School
Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary
J. H. Lashman
Waterloo
O, EB
Sons Temple
Sacred Heart Court
Bridge Club Notes Prize Winners and Upcoming Events
Mrs Verne Johnson and Mrs Floyd Barron won prizes in bridge at the 1929 Meeting with Mrs Orval Hamilton on Washington Street. Guests included Mrs Floyd Gloson. Several members were named for entertainments and hostess duties at homes on Forester Avenue Rebel Avenue Locust Street and other local streets. Honors in bridge went to multiple members and plans were made for Halloween parties and upcoming club meetings in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Johnson
Floyd Barron
Bridge Club
Orval Hamilton
Washington Street
Floyd Gloson
J. W. Makinster
Forester Avenue
W. W. Kuuffer
Chicago
A.B. Nauman
Rebel Avenue
C. L. Thompson
Mino Club
Lena Anderson
George Wiliams
Ted Olson
G. McCathey
Will Gringer
Elmer Ghantber- Iain
Joseph Seery
Thomas Shafer
Harvey Fullem
Irvin Atussett
Claire Tecter
T. T. D. Club
Florence McConcky
McConcky
George McGuire
Cecclin Byrnes
Teeter
Lloyd Boosen
W C T U Fall House Party Announces Waterloo Banner Win
At the W C T U annual fall house party, Waterloo was declared the largest union in the state, winning the banner at the state convention. Selections were shared by Mrs. Garver, Mrs. Jewell, and Mrs. Eighmey. Vera Mae Miller became a white ribbon recruit under Mrs. Philpot and Mrs. Mitchell's supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Waterloo
Fay
5. L. Garver
Belle Jewell
FL J. Eighmey
Edward Swank
Mary Jane Philliot
Rose Wild
A. EB. Anderson
Ida Mitchell
Peter Woodring
F. F. Yapp
Vera Mae Miller
Philpot
Mitchell
Henry Glas
Yapp
Cedar Falls
P. M. Walsh
Gardenis
Cal
Anna Bennett
Los Angeles
Clara Holmes
Missouri
W. A. Davis
Important Iowa Club Officials at Convention
Delegates to the Third district convention of the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs heard speeches by state officials including Mrs. Galen Tilden Ames state federation president and Mrs. F L Whitley Webster City former president. The program featured talks on life and welfare, education costs, and women in industry followed by a one act play and a visit to Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Galen Tilden
Ames
State Federation
William Larraber, Jr
Clermont
F. L. Whitley
Webster City
Whiley
Iowa Child Welfare Commission
Fred McClain
A. W. Petersen
Garrabre
E. L. Ritter
H. & Orrick
Club
Albert Scholin
Reuben’ Miller
Henry W. Spalding
Grinnell
Elizabeth Hoyt
Campbell Rippon
John Knox
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Chibhouse
Church Social Roundup Among Local Groups
Mrs J W McCracken hosts Division 6 of St Pauls LadiesAid at 532 Riehl Street tomorrow afternoon. Mrs Truman Emperson entertained eight Sunday school members at a Halloween party last night with games and Mrs Bernice Wilson assisting. A micet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs R E Clay at 401 Sunnyside Avenue is noted. Forty women attended Mrs Fisher's community Bible class at Burton Avenue Baptist Church yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Anne McGarvey
Fourth Street West
Sacred Heart High School
F. McGarvey
Te Chautauqua Circle
Chautauqua Circle
West Library
J. W. McCracken
Riehl Street
St. Paul's
Truman Emperson
West- Aeld Street
M. I. Church
Bernice Wilson
First Lutheran Missionary Society
R. E. Clay
Sunnyside Avenue
Homemade ham spread and kitchen tips for entertaining
A home cooking note outlines a ham spread recipe with minced ham and spices plus tips to improve baking and prep like using spoons to turn meat, peeling turnips, and placing a plate over apple pie to prevent overbrowning. It also mentions storing the spread with clarified butter and keeping it cold for two weeks.
Cedar Falls Couple Married at Nashua
Miss Bernice Krogh and Clairmont Douglas were married at the Little Brown church near Nashua at noon Monday. Attendants were DM and Mrs. Robert Daly. Dinner followed at Hotel Roosevelt Cedar Rapids. They will reside at 2010 1 2 Clay St Cedar Falls. Hadassah reports Palestine fund at 2 39 tomorrow. American Legion Auxiliary holds all day meeting with picnic at Memorial Hall tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Bernice Krogh
Clairmont Douglas
Waterloo
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Robert Daly
Albert J. Krogh
Douglas
Hotel Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
Hadassah Society
Palestine Emergency Fund
Sam Shapiro
Twelfth Street West
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
W. H. Notson
Westminster church club dinners and town events noted
City brief highlights include Westminster Presbyterian men's club dinner at 5 30 pm with program and business. First M E pastor W H Bowers to address Fratelli club. Security Benefit Association meeting with games at Knights of Pythias hall. obituaries note G C Liebe death in Eastville Pa and Mayme Egan improving in Iowa City. A C Willford and Judge Wood to Mason City for Townstate Walton convention. Hazel Scott Phy ill in Hot Lake Oregon. Cedar Rapids West High football injury to Gene Ferguson. local ads for beauty shop and rummage sale at St Mark's church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. H. Bowers
First M. E. Church
Fratelli Club
Security Benefit Association
Knights of Pythias
T. F. Kenney
Mulberry Street
Easilville
GC. A. Liebe
Mayme Egan
Iowa Olt
Anne Bgean
Iowa City
A. C. Willford
Izaak Walton League
George W. Wood
League
Mason City
Townstate Walton
Hotel Hanford
W. T. Phy
Hot Lake
Ore
Hazel Scott
Evening Courier
Dr Phy
Gene Ferguson
West High
Art Ferguson
Second Street West
West
Washington High
Cedar Rapids
Young Ferguson
Lady Beauty Shop
St. S& Open
Fashion pattern details for a tailored wool frock design 1753
The item describes a wool frock with rounded neckline and vestee, a pleated skirt attached to a band, and small pockets on the blouse. Fabric options include tweed jersey covert cloth or velveteen with various colorways. Sizes 14 through 40 available with yardage, easy make, patterns priced at 15 cents or 10 cents with pattern, order from Courier Pattern Dept New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Pattern Dept
17Th St
New York City
Legion Auxiliary Head to Be Statehouse Guest
Des Moines reports Mrs Mary Virginia Macrae of Council Bluffs Iowa newly elected National President of the auxiliary to the American Legion will be guest of honor at a formal reception at the Statehouse on November 8. Gov John Hammill announced the event which will be attended by state officials after the Seventh district regional meeting. Domesticated birds are not generally as far sighted as wild birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
St. Mary’s Sewing Circle
William Hemer
John Pitzsimmons
Ralph Schmitt
Bert Sterns
George Schmitt
Des Moines
Mirs. Mary
Virginia Macrae
Council Bluffs
American Legion
Statehouse
John Hammill
Seventh District
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Py. Jones
A. M. Donnan
Hudson
Public Welfare Committee
Trewin
Dubuque
Warren Johnson
Iowa Falls
Lea
L. E. Bickelberg
J. E B. Bragdon
W. F. Parrott
Clubwomen’s Meet
Hallowe'shn
Black Hawk T. OG
I. Lil
Waterloo Camp
Royal Neighbors
Roy Barclay
Chet
Whittiier
P.T. A
Woman's Benefit Association
George Cress
American Legion Auxilary
St. Paul's M. B. Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. W. McGracken
Circle 4
R. &. Clay
Noble Grand Club
Peter Daley
Sunnyside Country Club
Blue Triangle League
Q. W. CG. A. Triangle Stamp Club
Arthur Bennett
American Association of University Women
Gold Room
U. V. Auxiliary
Bons
Ansil Jeary
Elva Wannemaker
Roy Chadwick
Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary Ac
J A. Cashman
Logan Avenue
Woman’s Benefit Association
Busy Bee
Mirs
Morrow Affernasn
Henry Snyder
George Meffert
A. E. Weld
Rich Street
A. H. French
T. A. M. Bridge Club
H. N. McMasters
el Deen Club
Jueves Tarde Club
Hermat Kopel
J. H. Gawless
Chestnut’ Street
T. K
W. AL. Porter
J. D. Balenstafer
Roye McClain
R. E. Patterson
Ture Johnson
C. Porter
Locust Street
Whither P.-T. AM
Whither
Whittier School
Charles Kittrell
Paw Ewing
PWT. A
Rosary Society
M. Trainor
A. H. Mamah
Albert Reltor
Chris Strubel
Sacred Head Elwivch
Pat Meany
Ste W
Church News
Hh Cole A
West End 4Th St
Buchanan
St. Mark's
Waterloo Evening Courier
Legion Auxiliary
Statenhouse Guest
Nellers
Heller
Coats
Canton
Ellers
East Fourth Street
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