Welfare Talk At Waterloo Club Merges Child Rights
Major E H Sands from Des Moines spoke to the Waterloo Woman's Club on child welfare rights and care from birth through childhood. He outlined state efforts, pension laws, investigations, and the need for better institutions, urging focus beyond surface measures while noting changes in Iowa's programs.
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Uhru
E. H. Sands
Des Moines
Oda
Waterloo Woman's Club
Major Sands
Waterloo
Civic Department
State Children’s Bureau
Kendall
Jupies
Weaver
Engls
Roosevelt
Alates
Iowa
C. W- Chapman
George Salhan
F. A. Reisling
J. P. Jones
Aidan
Vie
Igor
J. B. Bruner
Home and Education Departament
Town City Woman W R C Inspector Guest at Luncheon
Mrs Clara Weber inspected the Woman's Relief corps in Memorial hall at their regular meeting Friday afternoon. She was honored with a stock luncheon at Black's. Twelve attended including Mrs Alder maan president. Club plans include thimblebee, birthday party for Wednesday, and a Halloween frolic on Saturday afternoon with a picnic luncheon at the birthday party. Mrs Eulen Foster is arranging the Halloween festival and invites all to come in costume.
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Clara Weber
Woman's Reclief Corps
Memorial Hall
Black's
da Alder“maan
Thimblebee
Rand
Eulen- Foster
Hallowe'en
Aoks
Dewar Club Elects Officers for New Year
Dewar Ta. Oct. 23. Annual election features Mrs. Hazel Ede as president and Mrs. Connie Widdel as vice president. Hazel Anson treasurer and Viola Barron fund treasurer. Jeanette Moailis reporter. Bertha Brown and Marie Perry added to membership. Widdel awarded candy for four years perfect attendance. Chinese fair planned for November 3 in Follette hall.
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Dewar
Arurama Leaf Club
Louis Ickeriman
Hazel Ede
Connie Widdel
Hazel Burke
Secretar Airs
Hazel Anson
Viola Barron
Hower Fund
Trearer
Jeanette Moailis
Bertha Brown
Marie Perry
Widdel
Mrs President Harrold to preside at UDC convention
M Frank Harrold of Americas will serve as president general in charge as the United Daughters of the Confederacy hold their thirty second annual convention in Hot Springs Arkansas from November 16 to 21. Governor Walker of Georgia is named in the event.
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Frank Harrold
Americas
Walker
Georgia
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Hot Springs
Ark
Russian Symphonic Choir to Perform at West High
The Russian Symphonic choir directed by Basil Kibalchich will sing in West High School auditorium on Nov 7 under the Business and Professional Women's Club. Critics hailed the choir as a human orchestra with the Boston Evening Transcript praising its complex, living organ like timbre and varied instrumental effects. A Friday Study Club session featured Mrs A C Galeuery and Mrs G S Millard as sixteen members discussed American heritage and the Aborigines.
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West High School
Business and Professional Women's Club
Boston Evening Transcript
Kibalchich
Basil Kibalchich
jSymphonic
A. C. Gale
Beauty gossip from a college professor's plight
A 34 year old college professor seeks a special chat for herself and peers troubled by wrinkles thinness and fatigue. The letter mixes health advice yeast tonics iron and malt drinks with cosmetic hints and cautions about nervous exhaustion and personal care.
Eastern Star Grand Chapter Session Draws 21 Delegates
Twenty one members from Watétlog Becker chapters including Miriam Dixon Charles Chickering and C T Trunkey prepare to attend the Iowa Order of Eastern Star Grand Chapter in Davenport. Sessions unfold at the Masonite temple and Black Hawk hotel with addresses memorial service and final work demonstration.
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Watétlog
Becker
Inelnting
Atrs
Dessie Wheeler
ResoGlabe
Grant Maitron
Order of Eastern
Star of Iowa
Davenport
Nest
Mi Iry Ethel Dixon
Charles A. Chickering
Waterloo
C. Ti.Trunkey
Robert Francis
Hecker
Pew Masonite Temple
Klack Hlawk Hotel
Lizabeth Kainewath
Sioux City
Irs
Wheeler
Frances Hulls
Uecuar
Ehapter
Miss Dixon
Chickering
M Rey Hulett
Short
Georgiana Slipp
Emma McFarlane
Char Chickering
Jennie Daley
Loma Griffen
Abeeker Ehapter
Trunkey
Francis
Elizabeth Wise
May DeGoa
Martha Shireman
Kathleen Konel
Washington Irving PTA Meets in Gym Decorated With Autumn Foliage
About 80 Washington Irving parents attended the Friday PTA meeting held in the school gym. Mrs H B Bahr chaired the business session which included plans to start a fund for pictures for the two halls. Piano numbers by Catherine Donovan and Callie Wieder, with readings on promoting literature from babyhood. Mrs Clarence Wise sang two songs, accompaniment by Mrs Roland Taylor. Clement J Murphy and Commission oversaw the serving.
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Bis
Washington Schol District
Parent-Teach~er Association
H. B. Bahr
Prent
Catherine Donovan
Callie “Wieder
Clarence Wise
Roland Taylor
Clement J. Murphy
Commition
Girl Reserves Parties At Y W C A Building
Girl Reserves from Junior High and Central high schools held Halloween parties Friday afternoon at the YWCA. About sixty girls, guided by Miss Mary Herzing, met after school for music, readings, and games in the recreation room.
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Junor High
Central Schools
Hallowe'en
Women’s Christian Association
Mary Herzing
Alpha Larsen
Dorothy Morris
Mary Miller
Mildred Roderick
Club Notes on Holiday Preparations and Social Plans
The article outlines social club activities led by Mrs. W. W. Sommers and Mrs. A. W. Mawson including hosting duties, Christmas party planning, needlework, diversions, and upcoming entertainments. Members, notably Mrs. Witten and Mrs. Scheutse, assist with events and hospitality as the group discusses dates for gatherings in November and December.
National D A B Formed 85 Years Ago in Washington
A late 19th century Washington founding of the National D A B with its Mary Melrose and Waterloo chapters celebrated on October 11 for the thirty-fifth anniversary of its organization in Washington. It details origins 1880s through 1890s, early leaders, and ties to the Smithsonian.
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National D. A. B
Washington
Mary Melrose
Waterloo
Wiushington
Usc
Strathmore Arms
Mary
Jockwood
D. Ro
Columbia
Alaska
Tawaii
Philippines
Porto Rico
Cuba
Paris
France
Jissiden
Hause
Jinay
Benjamin Harrison
United States
X. B. Hoge
Pennsylvania
Joshua, Wilbour
Rhode Leland
Louise Ale- Adlister
New York
de B. R. Kein
Connecticut
William Wirt Tbury
Virginia
Society
Grover Cleveland
Smithsonian Institution
National Museum
Woman’s World Fair Director to Speak to B P W Club
Miss Helen M Dennett director and manager of the Woman’s World fair in Chicago last spring will deliver an inspirational vocational address to the Business and Professional Women's club rooms at 7 30 Wednesday evening. She will lecture to and hold conferences with high school girls during the day and will dine with the education committee. Bennett, a speaker at the state convention in Dubuque, joins the campaign to guide young girls into business and professional work. Her tour opens in Waterloo and continues to Marshalltown Davenport Des Moines Ankeny Mason City Fort Dodge and other cities.
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Helen M. Dennett
Chicago
Miss Bennett
Dubuque
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Davenport
Des Moles
Anjes
Mason City
Fort Dodge
Waterloo Women Named Posts in Two County Society
Mrs. ul. G. Traiston was elected vice president and Mrs. J. P. Jones treasurer of the Buchanan-Black Hawk County Association of King's Daughters at a joint meeting of the two counties in Independence Wednesday. Mrs. Carrie McKay of Winthrop was chosen president. Waterloo women Mrs. Ralston, Mrs. W. A. Bickley, and Mrs. Minnie Crippen appeared on the program, with Crippen sharing notes on Europe’s Bardens.
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Ul. G. Traiston
J. P. Jones
Buchanan-Black Hawk
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Europe
Eight Will Attend Town Convention of Temperance Union
Waterloo unit of the Woman's Christian Temperance union will be represented at the state convention in Sioux City by eight delegates. The convention opens Tuesday morning at First Presbyterian church and closes Friday evening. Delegates include Mrs. RE. Yano president and eight named members. The local union plans fall house parties November 4 and 9. Delphina Chapter rehearses a study drama at 7 30 Monday in the Business and Professional Women's Club rooms.
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Waterloo
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
First Presbyterian
Ida Mitchell
Willard Hall
Yapp
Delphina
Denver
Miss May
Alpha
Gaffney
LOW
G. AL Ihey
Phil Gaffney
Lamont
Earl
Cain
Harrington and Ida Beal Married in Dysart Home
A. F. Harrington of Dysart and Miss Ida Beal of Leonard Mo were married Thursday afternoon by Rev. T H A Sheckler at his home 227 Denver Street. The couple plan to live on a farm in Geneseo township. B Natural Music Club notes a study evening on art songs at Miss Harriett Egan s home with Miss Mac Collins assisting.
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A. F. Harrington
Dysart
Ida BE. Aon
Leonard, Mo
T. HA. Sheckler
Denver Street
Geneseo Township
Harriett Egan
Hallowe en Dance to End Festivity at Sunnyside
Sunnysite Country clan closes its social season with a hallowe en dinner dance on Friday. Rooms become a woodland scene with vaudeville entertainment and novelty favors. W A Chapman secretary urges early reservations.
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Hallowe’en
Sunnyside
Sunnysite
W. A. Chapman
Dean Slattery Welcomed Home At Parish Reception
Dean Slattery returns from a four month European trip and Vatican visit to be honored at a parish reception in St. Josephs. Friends and relatives join in a birthday event at his home prior to a planned luncheon and gatherings.
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Dean Slattery
St. Jozephs Parish
Waterlog Evening Couricr Patterns for Fashion Depart
Waterlog Evening Courier patterns to obtain up-to-date fashion items. Send 15 cents per pattern to theFashion Department, Evening Courier WA Verloo. Patterns mailed to Lotkaya after order and payment. Browi linen dress pattern for mothers girl with white yoke aims to appeal to market. Patterns offered in four sizes with yardage details and mounting for yoke and front. Send 12 cents for silver enamel lamps with book.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Verloo
Lotkaya
Vattern
Hermit of Osage Indians 15 Ghost to His Own People
John Stink, Osage hermit of Pawhuska Oklahoma, lives alone in a tepee as a wealthy recluse. Buried as dead and resurrected, he remains shunned for his inability to speak English, drawing no contact from his tribe. His Englishless isolation lasts decades despite royalty income over a thousand dollars monthly.
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Pawhuska
Okla
Det
John Stink
John
Hotahmore
Osage burial custom and a roaming wraith figure John
A fragmentary account describes a man named John who died near a settlement and was said to be buried in the Osage tradition with a shallow grave and a rock mound. After the rite the body was left head exposed, and John allegedly rose as a wraith haunting his tepee life with dogs as companions.
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Ike
John
Pawhuska
tUiem
Gospel Hall Speaker on furlough to address Zulu work
Edwin Gibbs, recently retired from central Africa after 16 years of missionary service among Zulu, will speak at Gospel Hall on Sunday and Monday. He will address the Sunday school children at 10 am and adults at 7 30 pm, with lantern slides on Monday evening. Meetings are open to the public with no collections.
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Edwin Gibbs
Central African
Gospel Hall
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