Halloween Frolic By American Legion Club
The American Legion and Auxiliary plan a Halloween party at Memorial hall for members families and friends with cornstalks pumpkins and autumn decorations under Mrs Allen Johnson. A 430 p.m picnic supper is planned for bachelors and group baskets are requested. Capt Johnson Victor Read and Leo Crahan arrange entertainment from 7 30 to 8 p.m with dancing to follow Miss Vivian Innes heads the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
American Legion
Allen Johnson
James Trimble
Leo Crahan
Capt. Johnson
Legion
Victor Read
Vivian Innes
Theta Gamma Nu Honors Pledges at Dinner Party
Theta Gamma Nu sorority at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls hosted a pledge dinner in the Hotel Russell Lamson gold room. The event featured yellow orange decor and corsages. Vocal and instrumental music was performed by Miss Clara Gender and Miss Lois Destor. Guests included Velma Colbrook Irma Kelley Verna Wick ens Elva Robinson Ruth Young Helen Motrical Lois Swallow Lucille Thompson Verna Folke Loretta Car ey Marian Lindgard Dorothy Anderson Ida Iverson Ardis Robe Bernice Graham Ruth Bushy Carolyn Kendall Esther Martin Clara Genger and Lou Jester with Mrs J Menizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Gamma ‘Nu Sorority
Iowa
Biate’ Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Russell Lamson
Clara ‘Gender
Lois Dester
Velma Colbrook
Irma Kelley
Verna. Wickens
Elva’Robinson
Ruth Young
Helen. Motrical
Lois Swallow
Lucille Thompson
Verna Folke
Loretta Carey
Marian” Lindgard
Dorothy Anderson
Ida Iverson
Ardis Robe
Bernice Graham
Fellowship Week Dinner Planned by Local YWCA
Plans for World Fellowship Week observance include a November 17 dinner at the association building. Miss Elizabeth Wilson who recently returned from India will speak. Miss Alice Brookman, a national XY WCA secretary, arrives tonight for consultations with local organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Woman’s Christian: Association
Elizabeth Wilson
United
India
Wilson
Alice
Brookman
Organizetio
Jeffersonian Republican Study Circles Form in West
A yesterday afternoon meeting in west library circulated a report on Jeffersonian party consolidation. The study explored methods to organize laborers and farmers and to establish a news outlet representing Jefferson and Ton views. Jefferson did not author material himself, but family members used a mouthpiece anonymously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bdutaugua
Brary West
Sphich - Jefferson
Republican Party
News- Eall
Jefferson
Ton
Wilcox Elevated to Noble Dame in Elklets Meeting
Mrs C D Wilcox was advanced to the office of noble dame at a meeting of the Elklets yesterday afternoon at the lodge club. Mrs Wo White was elected to succeed her as junior dame. High score at cards noted. Plans for a benefit card party on Nov 5 were made. A masquerade dance will be held at Knights of Pythias hall tomorrow evening for members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.D
Wilcox
Elklets
Wo. White
Cylde Davis
J. B. Innes
Awill
Tomorow
Knights of Pythias
Community Church and Club Events Busy This Week
Tonight features parent teacher meetings at Hawthorne School, a sociable evening at Linden M E Church, a Halloween party at Trinity Church parlors, and a Fortnightly Club gathering with Mr and Mrs George E Lichty. D O V holds a special meeting at Memorial Hall. Burden Bearers class meets at Calvary Evangelical Church. Miss Leola Strope lectures at First Presbyterian. Thursday offers Kings Daughters all day at First M E, Legion auxiliary sewing at Memorial Hall, and an American Legion auxiliary supper and party at Memorial Hall. School of Missions runs at Westminster Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne School
Linden M. E. Church
Hallowe’en
Trinity Church
George E. Lichty
Memorial Hall
Calvary Evangelical Church
Leola Strope
First Presbyterian Church
the Kings Daughters
First M. E
Legion Auxiliary Welfare Sewing
American Legion and
School of Missions
Westminster Church
Miss McElhinney and Miss Hemmer Entertain Guests
Miss Dorothy Hemmer and Miss Jean McElhinney hosted a Halloween party at Mrs Anna McElhinney’s home. Games and fortune telling filled the evening with orange and black decorations and a two course luncheon. Favors went to Elise Vogt Vera Lonergan Bertha Beebe along with Marguerite, Anne Graham, Wilma and Lillian Mantle Aurelia Bender Ruth Leask Fannie Mitchell and Rebecca Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Hemmer
Jean McElhinney
Hallowe’en
Miss McElhinney
Anna McElhinney
Elise Vogt
Verna Lonergan
Bertha Beebe
Marguerite
Anne Graham
Wilma
Lillian Mantle
Aurelia Bender
Ruth Leask
Fannie Mitchell
Rebecca Robinson
Roosevelt P T A Opens Year With Large Attendance
About one hundred fifty persons attended the Roosevelt school Parent-Teacher association meeting last evening. The program included community singing led by Miss Ettabelle Storer, a trio with Storer Hoadley and McEwen performing The Mill and Allah's Holiday, a piano solo by Miss Hoadley, a violin duet by Miss Cutler and Kurt Fuchs, and serenades. After the program, games were enjoyed under Miss Thora Collyer. Committees and room mothers were announced, and during the business session a vote approved funding to buy toothbrushes for needy children in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Roosevelt ‘School
Ettabelle Storer
Miss Storer
Thelma Hoadley
J.A. McEwen
Gillet
Allah
Friml
Friml). Miss Hoadley Gave A Piano Solo, “Sebelius' Romance” (Yanz
Lucille Cutler
Kurt Fuchs
Schubert
Gounod
Virginia Gable
Thora Collyer
Edward
Burke, Jr
B. J._ Bruns
Glenn “Tibbitts
Mildred Schaefer
Glen Smith
Fred Grant
A. A. .Sohner
Gost of Schools Is Discussed at P T A Meeting
Superintendent C W Kline addressed Lafayette school patrons at a PT A gathering last evening. Grace Ullemeyer led singing, Gwenn Gilbert played violin, Bertha Tracy sang two numbers. A telephone company demonstration closed the program. Mrs James Bandfield presided in place of the absent president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Kline
W C T U Prepares for District Meeting at First Evangelical
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union held an all day house party at Willard hall to plan a district conference at First Evangelical church on November 15 with eight counties attending a state speaker. About 125 people attended, meals served under Mrs O A Davis, devotions led by several members, and several guests aged 70 or older. The afternoon program included musical numbers, reports from state and national conventions, and remarks by Rev. Edward Boardman on This Day We Sail Westward. Visitors came from Council Bluffs Cedar Rapids Jesup and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
Willard
C. C. Chesterman
Anna Tollefson
Cedar Falls
Lotus Survey
J. W. Bt. John
Grace Feeley
J. H. Ray
Neva Ellsworth
Rose Wild
State Institute
Light Line Union
Mary .Kroesen
Ida Mitchell
Waterloo
Cora Hull
Buchanan County
Mary
Jane
Philpot
Lois Billings
Loyal Temperance Region
Edward Boardman
First Brethren Church
Arvilla Young
Elizabeth Foster
Lela
Mahoney
Alice
Sandburg
Council Bluffs
Cedar Rapids
Jesup
Cedar Area
Orange Township
Oakidge
Wartburg Luther League Costume Frolic at First Lutheran
Wartburg Luther League members and friends gathered last evening at First Lutheran Church for their annual Halloween party. Autumn decor with leaves corn stalks pumpkins and ears of corn filled the parlors as apple bobbing and fortune telling provided entertainment. Prizes for best costumes went to Miss Alice Monahan and Walter Morkall. Bernard Wipplinger Duretta Walters William Bentzroth Elfrieda Kammeyer and Gertrude Wiegert chaired the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartburg Luther League
First Lutheran ‘Church
Alice Monahan
Walter Morkall
Bernard Wipplinger
Duretta . Walters
William Sbentroth
Elfrieda Kammeyer
Gertrude Wiegert
Mrs Bert McKee to Be Speaker at Federation Dinner
Mrs Bert McKee of Des Moines will be guest speaker at a Waterloo Federation of Women's Organization dinner meeting at 6:30 p.m. Monday in Black's tea room. She is a former Des Moines City Federation president and has served on the Des Moines school board. Announcement was made by federation president Mrs E F Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert McKee
Des’ Moines
Waterloo Federation of Women's’ Organization
McKee
City Federation of
Des Moines
E. F. Stevenson
Federation
Hints on Hair Care and Dry Shampoo Methods
A vintage advice piece outlines weekly shampoo for short hair, tips to counter dry scalp with oil or tonics, and a dry powder shampoo method using ORRIS root. It details brushing technique, using a stiff brush, and keeping the brush clean by regularly wiping it on a towel. It also mentions olive oil scalp massage and cautions about cleansing cream without nourishment.
Mrs W E Silver Elected President of Rowena Circle
Mrs W E Silver was elected president of Rowena circle an organization subsidiary to the Yeomen at a meeting yesterday afternoon in Mrs Silvers home Mrs Will Humphries was made vice president and Mrs Ella Jorgensen secretary treasurer Favors at 500 were won by Mrs Rose Baidfield Mrs Claude Anderson and Mrs Eva Duke Plans for a card party Friday afternoon Nov 4 were made The hostess served refreshments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BE. Silver
Rowena Circle
Yeomen
Club Notes from Sherwood Park Tea Dinner
Double XX club gathered yesterday at Mrs A H Holts cottage in Sherwood park with eighteen seated outdoors for a chicken noodle dinner as autumn leaves decorated the scene. Out of town guests included Mrs Belle Dunning and Mrs Albert Smith of Strawberry Point. Luncheon Bridge club set to meet at 1pm tomorrow with Mrs Charles L Lewis. Joyle club to meet with Mrs Alexander Mutch tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Holt
Sherwood Park
Belle Dunning
Albert Smith
Strawberry Point
Bridge Club
Charles L. Lewis
Church Groups Schedule Local Meetings This Week
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian LadiesAid meets at Mrs James Edwards home with hostesses H C Moeller H A Gee Munger William Parrott and C H Harned assisting. Meeting starts 10 am. Each member to bring own dishes silver and thimble. Division 6 of St Pauls Methodist Episcipal Ladies Aid meets Thursday at Mrs Bert Kuennie home. Loyal Helpers Bible class at Plymouth Congregational church Thursday 7 30 pm. Mrs Leo Brooks to present lesson chapter with hostesses Miss Elizabeth Harrison Miss Jessie Sweeney Mrs William Hardcastle. Home Missionary society of St Pauls M E met last evening at Mrs Leon Hefmer home with devotionals led by Mrs Bertha Stover and enigmas by Mrs Carl Updegraff. Hostess assisted by Mrs Raymond Brown and Mrs Bert Kuchnile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Bert Kuennie
Loyal Helpers Bible Class
Plymouth Congregational Church
Leo Brooks
Elizabeth Harrison
Jessie Sweeney
William Hardcastle
Home Missionary Society of St. Paul’s M. E. Church
Leon Hef Mer
Bertha Stover
Carl Updegraff
Raymond Brown
Bert Kuchnile
Iowa Business Woman Magazine Praised By Club
The Iowa Business Woman magazine, second issue volume 5, edited by Meddie Hombs in Waterloo, gains praise. Elizabeth Kenney outlines club growth rules, while Miss Wieder and Miss Bess Nichols serve as editors and managers. Other articles feature Edna Lick on Alaska, Sara Rett poetry, and reports from Davenport to Mason City with education and politics discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa ‘Business Woman
Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Waterloo
Meddie, Hombs
Callie Wieder
Bess Nichols
Beatrice Reichert
Elizabeth Kenney
Oakland
Miss Wieder
Edna’ Lick
Waterloo B
P.W. Plus
Michigan
Lydia M. Barrette
Mason City
Iowa Business Woman
P. W. Club
First Congregational Church
Lew Sarett
America
Lew Sarrett
Chicago
McKenna
Sarett
Myra Pape
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
President Coolidge
Rapid City
S. D
Madeline Donnelly
J.E. Donnelly
University of Iowa
Albert Steindler
Children’s ‘Hospital
Iowa City
Agnes Samuelson
Public Instruction
Des Moines
Miriam S. Holland
Fort Madison
National Republican
Sadler Tooman Vows Pledged at St Johns Church
Miss Minnie E Tooman daughter of Mrs Anna Walker 2028 Mulberry street wed John J Sadler son of Mr and Mrs Matt Sadler Raymond at St Johns Catholic church. Rev N J Lentz performed the ceremony. The wedding party wore coral and tearose outfits with bouquets. After a motor trip the couple will live in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie E. Tooman
Anna Walker
Mulberry Street
John
J. Sadler
Matt Sadler
Raymond
St. John’s Catholic Church
N. J. Lentz
Mary Laurencia
Florence Roth
Coral Georges
Dorothy Lynch
Columbia
N. J. Sadler
Des Moines
Isa
Warloo
Opening Meeting of Year by Alcott P T A
Mrs. W. W. Stark, president, was appointed delegate to the biennial convention of the Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers at a meeting in Alcott school. The group decided to buy toothbrushes for children in need and praised the sixth grade for the attendance flag. New principal Miss Lucille Loban and new teacher Miss Dorothy Wells were introduced. Activities included piano solo by Bernice Berg, a reading by Maxine Mead, and a four-piece instrumental trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ‘W. Stark
Council Bluffs
Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers
Alcott School
Parent-Teacher Association
Lucille Loban
Sidney Smith
Dorothy Wells
Roy Hanson
Florence Wald
Bernice Berg
Maxine Mead
J.A. McEwen
Thelma Hoadley
Ettabelle Storer
Frieda Buennecke Welch
First M. E. Choir Elects Officers
Members of the First Methodist choir and guests enjoyed a hallowe en party in the church parlors. Officers were elected after refreshments. The W B A blue triangle league holds a dinner meeting and Leola Strope speaks on The Tabernacle. Dorothy Kistner birthday party featured cards games gifts and supper. A thimblebee will be hosted by Mrs Chesebro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
W. T. Gordon
Roy Gilfillan
Pauline Horton
Hallowe’en
J. G. Wright
O. A. McKirryher
GC. A. Scholin
George Smelser
Floyd Goodrich
J. W. St. John
Pauline
Blue Triangle League
Association
Leola Strope
Tabernacle
City in Brief: Weekend Trips and Local News
Broken lens duplicated at Buchanan's. M. C. A. building and families report returns from trips to Mankato and Chicago. Local residents plan Colorado painting and repair work on farms near Bennett. District court jurors recalled for 9 a.m. tomorrow for Mary E. Dyer v. Thomasae guardian plea. Several visitors and relatives of Mrs Loomer depart. An eight pound pike wowed onlookers in Cedar Heights river sale by Nic Webber. Rev Warren L Steeves and Rev G L Kenagy noted as pastors in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Wood
Mary E. Dyer
Thomas Ae
Roy Sinnard
Sioux City Pastor Heads Social Work
The Iowa state conference of social work adjourned after electing officers and selecting Grinnell as next year’s convention site. New officers include Rev. Charles E. Snyder of Sioux City as president and Wesley Johnson of Dayton as vice president, with Louise Cottrell of Iowa City as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
INS
Iowa State Conference of Social Work
Grinnell
Charles E. Snyder
Sioux City
James Devitt
Oskalonsa
O. S. Vonkrog
Eldora
Wesley Johnson
Dayton
Louise Cottrell
Iowa City
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Churchel
Erican Legion
Theta Gamma Nu
Gee Te Club
C. D. Wilcox ‘New. Noble
Dame of the Elklets
Society
Miss Hemmer
Roosevelt
P.T. A
Gost
P.T. A. Meeting
Wartburg ‘Luther League
L. P. Ransom
Earl'Moothart
Floyd
Ransom
Magdaline Darby
Jesse
Ermy
J. Beckman
Burr Ransom
Royal Neighbors
Waterloo Camp
Knights of Pythias Hall
Edna Kent Forbes
A. G
Lucy
W. E. Silver
Joyle Club
Alexander Mutch
Church News
State B. and
P. W. Club. Magazine
Clyde Kipp
M. Gunstead
Gunstead
Juanita
Armory
Barney Seidler
Charles Hostetler
Louis Vollenweider
Fred Reisner
George Jurgenson
Ernie Hulett
Lawrence
Leonard Gunstead
Mr. Gunstead
St Mary's Sewing Circle
William Hemer
Edward Schmitt
Ralph Schmitt
Will Schmitt
Black Hawk
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Georgette
Martial
Armand
Alcott P.T. A
Tist
Marion
Flint
Burton
Avenue
Benjamin
van Schoten
Fairbank
Baptist Convention
John” Byvank
Knoll Avenue
A. Cropwell
Independence’ Avenue
Cropwell
John Mather
Street
George J. Sager
Cos
Harry E. Harvey
Vermont Street
White Sea Inn
George E. Pike
Carleton Sias
Arthur A. Zimmerman
Glenn B. Beers
Raymond Lauerman
Arthur Aune
Gabriel Esterman
Charles Monilis
E. E. McKown
South Street
For
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Co
Otis &Co
University of Illinois
Northwestern University
McKown
Harris Trust Company
Earl von Lackum
Courier
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Seehawk
W. R. Cammack
Bridge St
First
M. E. Choir
Dorothy Kistner
Miss Kistner
Nellie McCartney
Ruth Widener
Agnes Pint
Frank Chesebro
Buchanan's
M.C. A. Bldg
M. S. Cornish
Fourth Street West
Mankato
Minn
J. A. Paulsen
W. M. Lentz
Grant Avenue
F. S. Miller
Colorado
Lentz
Bennett
M. H. Loomer
Fourth Street East
N. A
Warren L. Steeves
Walnut Street Baptist Church
CG. L.“Kenagy
Bap
Commencrar Sr. Ie Eee
Virginia
Log Cabin Inn
Rainbow Drive
London
Medel Hid Micntic Ron Deed Hone
Cambridgeshire
Ome
Thei
DUCES
Mary Barr
Calumet
H. B. Otto
Lora Harrod
West
Lambert Pharmacal Company
Dept
Locust St
St. Louis
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