Community Club Notes and Social Events Roundup
Victoria area clubs and church groups held meetings and social events. Harri et Cutler entertained MEMs of the Society To F. PB. F. club. St Francis circle sewed for Red Cross. Kanalot club met with Mrs. Lobdell. Pond Lily Crochet elected Husman president and Byerly treasurer. Halloween party planned Wednesday for members and families. Birthday party for Misses Brennan and Lindelof hosted 18 young women from James Black's. Elder and Mrs Ferguson mark 50th wedding anniversary with church picnic and open houses. Civic department of the Woman's club discusses social evils at Hotel Russell Lamson with music by Mrs. Welker. Birthday of A J Wittick observed with employer surprise and music. guests listed. Northminster Presbyterian church to host farewell reception for Mrs Bernheisel. Various clubs and card parties scheduled for Friday and Saturday evenings. Red Cross benefit program postponed one week. Court No 1025 W C F to dine at Sacred Heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. PB. F
Harriet Cutler
St. Francis Circle
Louis Magehee
Red Cross
R. V. Lobdell
Pond Lily Crochet
Jack Corrigan
Cedar Falls
Harley Husman
C. M. Byerly
Hallowe’en
Albert L. Ferguson
Wellington Street
Central Christian Church
Bilder
Ferguson
Elder Ferguson
District Convention M W of A in Waterloo Friday
The Modern Woodmen of America northeastern Iowa district will meet in Waterloo Friday. The afternoon session is closed to Woodmen only while the evening is open to Woodmen families and friends. An evening film and lecture on the Woodman sanitarium by Supreme National Lecturer Whalen plus addresses by Director Korns and State Deputy Cross will be held at the Pythian temple with many delegates expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of America
Iowa
Waterloo
Supreme National
Whalen
Korns
Cross
Pythian Temple
Keokuk men jailed for pistol nuisance fines
Keokuk Iowa twenty nine proprietors of templars in the city who were convicted in district court of maintaining arquor nuisance and failed to pay fines ranging from one hundred fifty to three hundred dollars were rounded up yesterday by officers as part of a crackdown on illegal activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Templars
Among the Churches First M E Deborah Society Elects Leaders
The Deborah society of the First M E Church met and elected Mrs. Thomas Reaney as president, Mrs. W H Stevens as vice president, Mrs. James A Cook as secretary, and Mrs. Eliza Odell as treasurer. Stevens chaired in Reaney’s absence and Home Department meets at 2 30 p m tomorrow with Mrs D Hill. Sacred Heart Ladies met with hostesses Mrs Albert Sauer and Mrs M J Tritz. guest Mrs Henzing from Alton Ill attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E.—Deborah Society
Thomas Reaney
W. H. Stevens
James A. Cook
Eliza Odell
Stevens
Reaney
Home Department
First M. E. Church
D. Hill
New Overseer of Poor to Begin Duties in Waterloo
Miss Ada Palmer, newly named superintendent of the Social Welfare League and overseer of the poor in Waterloo, will start November 1. She is writing from Grinnell that she will arrive a few days early to familiarize herself with local conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Palmer
Social Welfare League
Waterloo
Grinnell
Iowa Railway & Light hoists 74-star war service flag
Cedar Rapids Oct 25 The Iowa Railway and Light company raised a service flag on its building bearing 74 stars signifying workers who have volunteered for all branches of war service. The firm has sent more men to the front than any local company, with participation across departments from Col Dews’s son to office staff. Col Dews, company president, is a Spanish War veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapides
Iowa Railway & Light Company
Col. Dews
Lux Soap Ad Highlights Pure Flakes And Fabric Safety
An ad extols Lux soap flakes as highly pure with concentrated cleansing power. It warns against using ordinary soaps on delicate fabrics and claims Lux dissolves instantly, requiring only small amounts for safe, effective cleaning. It cautions Lux prevents shrinking woolens and yellowing silks and chiffons.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emems
Agnes’ Brennan
Ethel Lindelof
James Black
Dry Good Store
Leona Graft
Myrta Bromell
Mmes. J. Brennan
J. G. Miller
Civic Department
The
Woman's Club
Russell Lamson
George C. Welker
William Barr
A. J. Wittick
Mildred Wittick
Northminster Presbyterian Church
F. W. Bernheisel
Thomas Flynn
Tres Moutarde Club
L. I. Mantz
William Wilgus
A. B. Nauman
Richmond
Our Lady of Victory Court
Knights of Columbus _ hall
Red Cross Society
Sacred Heart
M. W
Erry Nn
Terday
Hayner
U. S
Sherrill Orchestra
Moose Tall
Henderson Drug Co
Leavitt & Johnson Ff
W. A. Covell & Son
West Fourth Street
Delicatessen
Acme Restaurant
Sycamore Street
Er Louis
Goodyear
Lux
Lever Bros. Co
Cambridge, Mass
Smart Shop
East Fourth Street
New York
Woods Millinery
Majestic Theatre
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