P. E. O. Chapter FE Hosts Review of Philosophy Book
Chapter FE met at Mrs. George Lichty's home with 32 members as P. E. O. songs were led by Mrs. H. C. Wilbur and guitar by Miss Marilouise Caughlan. Mrs. Floyd Goodrich reviewed The Story of Philosophy by Will Durant.
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Oklahoma City
W.W. R. Law
Supreme Convention
Iowa
Ola Babcock Miller
Washington
Harry M. Reed
Temple
Susan Glaspell
George Cram Cook
Davenport
University of Iowa
Cora Newton Edgers
Seattle
Wash
J. D. Easton
Mrs W W Stark to Attend P T Congress Meeting
Mrs W W Stark president of the Parent Teacher council will travel from Waterloo to Council Bluffs to attend the fourteenth biennial Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers. The program lists speakers including Miss Agnes Samuelson Miss Frances Hays Dr J W Wallace and others from education health and social welfare. The meetings run October 26 27 and 28 with officials from Council Bluffs and Iowa City ready to present.
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W.W. Stark
Parent-Teacher Council
Waterloo
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Agnes Samuelson
Frances , Hays
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
J.“W. Wallace
T.J. Edmonds
Iowa Tuberculosis’ Association
Jack Treynor
Thomas Green
Way. Pardee Youtz
Iown Child Welfare Research Station
Thomas. F. Vance
State. College
E. H. Lauer
University of Iowa
Alen’.O. Ruste
The
Reongress
Alice C.’ Brill
Parent Education
Theodore Saam
Otto: Wurl
J. E. Keck
Wood‘bury County
Phi Omega Pi Dinner Honors ISU Initiates
Phi Omega Pi a national honorary commercial fraternity entertained its initiates at a oclock dinner Saturday evening in Black's tearoom at Iowa State Teachers College. Guests included Gilma Lande Henry Will Winifred Nelson Bazel Green Jennie Rich. Miss Mary Butler toasted. R C Skar Miss Lande and Miss Stella Sebern spoke. Arranging committee featured Mildred Holbrook Butler and Helen Hildebrand.
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Phi’ Omega. Pi
Iowa State Teachers College
Gilma Lande
Henry Will
Winifred Nelson
Bazel Green
Jennie
Rich
Mary Butler
Toasimis
R. C. Skar
Lande
Stella
Sebern
Welfare League official attends Iowa Social Work conference
Miss Anne Denton superintendent of the Social Welfare League attends the twenty eighth annual Iowa State Conference of Social Work in Council Bluffs. The plan features systematic discussions and recommendations rather than fixed speeches. Henry Israil of New York and his associate will join general sessions as consultants. Applications will be received and there is a practice inspection meeting at 7 30 p m tomorrow in Memorial Hall.
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Anne Denton
The
Social. Welfare League
Iowa State Conference of Social Work
Council Bluffs
Henry Israil
New York
American Country Life Association
Community groups host various Halloween and social events
M B A lodge 57 masq dance at Moose hall and many clubs plan gatherings at churches schools and halls including W C T A house party Willard hall Star Rebekah club and husbands Mor mor memorial hall Roosevelt Alcott Lafayette choir First M E First Presbyterian Kensington club and many society dinners and socials across town during Halloween season with PTA meetings and social fundraisers listed.
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M. B. A. Lodge
Moose Hall
Willard Hal
Star-Rebekah Club
P. J. Bryant
Ss. O. V. Camp
audiliary—Memorial Hall
PT. A
First Presbyterian Church
J. O. Trumbauer
Lydia Society
Kensington Club
Frank Lindsey
Helene Glenny to Wed Robert B Cass
Mr and Mrs Thomas F Glenny of 303 Vermont announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Helene to Robert B Cass son of Mr and Mrs C D Cass of 205 Prospect Avenue The wedding is planned for November
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Helene Glenny
Robert B. Cass
Thomas F. Glenny
Vermont Street
Helene
C. D. Cass
Prospect Avenue
B Natural Club Plans Nov 21 Entertaining Event
Plans for the annual guest parity are under way by B Natural Music club. The affair will be Nov 21 at Miss Fae Collins home. Mrs Har old Smith chairs the planning with assistants Mrs C F Nagle and Mrs C W Eby. Key musical numbers include a Bach solo by Martha McCormick and a Mendelssohn duet.
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B Natural Music Club
Fae Collins
Harold Smith
C. F. Nagle
C. W. Eby
Nagle
Kari Krause
Martha McCormick
Bach
Clarence Wise
G. E. Shoemaker
Mendelssohn
Virginia Gable
Haydn
John McDonald
Club Notes Show Halloween Themed Gatherings
Mrs. J. E. Dempster hosted her card club with orange and black decor and a two course midnight luncheon. Kensington club plans a Wednesday meeting with Mrs. Frank Lindsey. Saturday night’s Five Hundred club featured guests including Mrs. Lee Briden and Mr. Harold Korth. next meeting set with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Spiker. W. A. club met at Mrs. Dell Morse’s home where Morse was elected president, with Mrs. Stark secretary and Mrs. J. E. Frederick treasurer. guests included Mrs. Marie Mueller and others. Mueller won high score at 500. Autumn leaves and a wiener roast at Cedar River park followed. Stark to host next.
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C. Ralph Steninger
Lee Briden
Harold Korth
Walter Woodyard
George Green
Raymond Spiker
W. A. Club
Dell Morse
Morse
Stark
J. E. Frederick
Marie Mueller
Cora Gufstafson
Mary Dilworth
Amber Clark
Mueller
Cedar River Park
McKinley P T A Holds First Meeting Of Year
One hundred McKinley Parents and Teachers Association members gathered at the school for the season kickoff. Hosts listed. decor featured corn shocks and Halloween emblems. talks on milk value and council notes given. a grand march led by Miss Collyer. fortunes and games provided. a carnival planned for November. next topic Know The Child.
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McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
Mmes
J. B. Lavine
Co. W. Brayton
C. W. Robertson
Warren L. Steeves
May Shepherd
J. P. Jensen
Andrew Schrag
Heber Brown
Anna Koehm
Ruth Carleson
Hallowe’en
Theo Peterson
Charles Canfield
W. Dixon
H. R. Dilger
Thora Collyer
H. R. Foster
Betty Ruth Jordan
Jean Wilson
Leah Hickelberg
Wirt Hoxie
Clyde Hinson
Elizabeth Bongartz
Buchanan County Kings Daughters to Be Guests Here
Kings Daughters circles from Black Hawk county will entertain Buchanan County circles at an all day gathering Thursday in First Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs J G Ralston of Black Hawk county will preside. Luncheon planned at noon with arrangement committee led by Mines and others. The program includes talks by convention attendees from both counties.
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Buchanan County
Black Hawk County
First Methodist Episcopal Church
J. G. Ralston
Mines
R. H. Murphy
Alvin Peters
L. C. Ransom
Don Miller
Fred Tesmer
H. R. O'Dell
W. A. Burton
O. E B. Junger
C. O. Pierce
Ft. Madison
Woman's Club
Waterloo
Lafayette Street
T. C. Menges
W. F. Schrag
W. E. Johnson
M. J. O'Keefe
Mies
J. E. Ridenour
C. A. Pierce
R. W. Waite
Stanley Moore
George Garrettson
Church groups outline upcoming meetings and events
Local church groups announce meetings luncheon gatherings and lectures through the week. Burton Avenue Baptist Missionary Society meets at 2 30 p m at Mrs Mae Rose s home while Highland Circle of Christ Episcopal hosts a 1 pm luncheon at Mrs Jackson McCoy s home with 16 members sewing for a bazaar. Trinity American Lutheran Ladies Guild hosts a post luncheon event at the church parlors. Burden Bearers class Calvary Evangelical meets 7 45 pm Wednesday for officer elections. Graves Memorial U B Church class plans a 1 pm picnic luncheon honoring Mrs R G Akins who moves to Idaho. Trinity American Lutheran League hosts a Halloween party and penny sociable. Leola Strope East High Bible lectures at First Presbyterian Wednesdays 8 9 pm. Lydia Society of First Presbyterian holds dinner at 6 pm today. Grace Methodist Junior Dept Halloween party at 4 pm. Westminster School of Missions resumes Thursday at the church dinner 6 30 pm classes 7 15 pm 8 pm. Deborah Society meets 3 30 pm Wednesday with yearly reports and officer elections. St Paul s M E Woman s Home Missionary Society meets 7 30 pm today at Mrs Leon Hefner s home.
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Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
R. G. Akins
Idaho
Deborah Society of
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Hints in Beauty Care for the Expectant Mother
A prenatal diet guide advises a light laxative regimen with abundant liquids and water rich foods to aid the excretory system. It warns against excess fat, notes doctors aim for about seven pounds at birth, and suggests seeking Children's Bureau pamphlets for guidance.
Gates Alumni Elect Officers at Dinner Meeting
Gates College Alumni association will hold a dinner at Black's tearoom at 6 30 p m Friday. John Carson will play piano selections and Robert Boysen will perform on saxophone. A short program will precede a business meeting and officers will be elected.
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Gates College Alumni Association
Black
John Carson
Robert Boysen
Seventeen Journalists From Local High Schools Attend Iowa Convention
Seventeen high school journalists from East and West High will attend the University of Iowa Institute for high school journalism in Iowa City, held with the regional Quill and Scroll convention. Participants include West High students Robert Cunningham Kathryn Lambkin Donald Finlayson Robert Brown Harry Kistner Kathryn Peterson Emma Williams Jean Stevenson Dorothy Hitchcock and East High students Frank Beatle Russell Lohner Kenneth Beckner Kathryn Bickley Louise Tollefson Dick Shane Jane Becknell Joseph Morris and Miss Juliette Devin. Advisors Miss Mary Ethel Dixon and Miss Juliette Devin will accompany the group.
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West
University of Iowa Institute For
University Extension Department
Quill and Scroll
Iowa City
Dorothy Hitchcock
East High
Frank’ Beatle
Russell Lohner
Kenneth Beckner
Kathryn Bickley
Louise Tollefson
Dick Shane
Jane Becknell
Joseph Morris
Juliette’ Devin
West High
Spectator
Mary Ethel Dixon
Orange and Black
Thomas Nast origin of donkey and elephant symbols
Thomas Nast, the 19th century cartoonist, originated the donkey and elephant as symbols for the Democratic and Republican parties in 1870, shaping modern political iconography.
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Thomas Nast
Fire damages grocery and dump in odd notices
Fire of unknown origin damaged a grocery causing about 250 dollars in losses at Chau Monday. Rubbish pile fire reported at 5:10 p m near Cade Bote Bros 307 Fourth Street east. Dump at 400 Park Road found with no damage.
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Chau
Cade
Bote Bros
Fourth Street
Sonsine
Park Road
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