American Legion and Auxiliary Host Halloween Frolic
The American Legion and Auxiliary plan a Halloween party at Memorial Hall tomorrow evening from 4:30 to 9 with a 9 o'clock dance. Mrs. Allen Johnson leads decorations of pumpkins and autumn foliage. Capt. Johnson heads a program committee with Victor Read and Leo Crahan. A picnic supper begins at 5:30, bachelors admitted without baskets, and Mrs. James Trimpie oversees dining. Mrs. Leo Crahan chairs the kitchen. Bills Vivian Innes is general chairman for the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Memorial Fhall
American Legion
Allen Johnson
James Trim-pie
Leo Crahan
Capt
Johnson
The
Legion
Victor Read
Bills Vivian Innes
Roosevelt P T A Opens Year With Large Attendance
About one hundred and fifty persons attended a meeting of the Roosevelt school Parent Teacher Association last evening. The program opened with community singing led by Miss Isabelle Storer and featured performances by Miss Storer, Miss Thelma Headley, J A McEwen, Miss Lucile Cutler, Kurt Fuchs, and Miss Virginia able. Afterward, games were played and committees announced for the year. The group voted to provide funds to buy toothbrushes for needy children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt School
Zttabelle Storer
Lucile Cutler
Kurt Fuchs
Schubert
Gounod
Virginia Able
Thora Callyer
Eb, L. Douglas
Edward Burke, Jr
B. J. Bruns
Glenn Tibbitts
Mildred Schaefer
Glen Smith
Fred Grant
A. A. Lohner
Phil Lucas
Rhairman
C. E. Wheeler
L. B. Jones
F. L. Crofoot
John Tegimeier
H. R. Elwell
John Stallman
Charles Howell
Bruns
Theta Gamma Nu Honors Pledges at Dinner Party
Theta Gamma Nu sorority at Biate Teachers College Cedar Falls hosted a pledge dinner in the Hotel Russell Lamson gold room. Yellow orange decor and corsages matched the theme. Vocal and instrumental music by Miss Clara Gender and Miss Lois Seater accompanied remarks from a long list of members and Ars. c. J. Mentzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Gamma Nu Sorority
Biate Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Russell Lamson
Eollor
Clara Gender
Lois Seater
Velma Colbrook
Irma Kelley
Verna Wickeng
Elva Robinson
Ruth Young
Helen Morrical
Lois Swallow
Fellowship Week Dinner Planned by Local W A
Plans are set for a World Fellowship week supper by the Young Women's Christian Association on November 17 at the association building. Speaker will be Elizabeth Wilson who recently returned from India where she organized a W C A training school for native workers. Wilson spent eight years in India. Alice Brookman, national financial secretary of the W C A, will arrive tonight for consultations with local officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memih
Young Women's Christian Association
Association
Elizebeth Wilson
United States
India
Miss Wilson
Alice Brookman
Early Political Parties and Papers Studied by Club
Chautauqua circle met yesterday afternoon in the library west to discuss the Jefferson era and the Republican party. The group examined how Jefferson organized laborers and farmers and used newspapers to voice Jefferson’s views, noting Hamilton’s use of anonymous letters as a mouthpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Library West
Discuson
Jefferson
Republican Party
Jon
Hamilton
Mrs. Wilcox Advances as Noble Dame of Elklets
Mrs C D Wilcox was advanced to the office of noble dame at a greeting at the Elklets club. Mrs W C White was elected to succeed her as junior dame. High card scores went to Mrs Cylde Davis and Mrs J B Innes. Plans were made for a benefit card party on November 35 and a masquerade dance to be hosted by Danre Security Benefit Association at Knights of Pythiras I for members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Wilcox
Club of the Elklets
W. C. White
Wilcox
Cylde Davis
J. B Innes
Danre—Security Benefit Association
Knights of Pythiras I
Miss McElhinney and Miss Hemmer Entertain Guests
Miss Dorothy Hemmer and Miss Jean McElhinney hosted a Halloween party at Mrs Anna McElhinney home. Games and fortune telling entertained guests with orange and black decorations. Favors went to Elise Vogt Vera Lonergan and Bertha Beebe.
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
Cost of Schools Is Discussed at P T A Meeting
Superintendent C W Kline addressed Lafayette school patrons at a Parent Teacher Association gathering. He spoke on school costs while Grace Ullemeyer led singing. Violin by Gwenn Gilbert and vocal by Bertha Tracy followed. A telephone company demonstration closed the program. Mrs James Bandfield presided in place of the absent president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Kline
Lafayette
Grace Ullemeyer
Gwenn Gilbert
Bertha Tracy
James Bandfield
A. A. Oltrogge
Wartburg Luther League Halloween Party at First Lutheran
Wartburg Luther League hosted its annual Halloween frolic in First Lutheran church parlors with autumn decor and activities such as apple bobbing and fortune telling. Prizes for best costumes went to Miss Alice Monahan and Walter Morkal. the organizing committee included Bernart Wipplinger Doretta Waiters William Bentroth Elfrieda Kammeyer and Gertrude Wiegert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartburg Luther League
First Lutheran Church
Alice Monahan
Walter Morkal
Bernart Wipplinger
Doretta Waiters
William Bentroth
Elfrieda Kammeyer
Gertrude Wiegert
Mrs Bert McKee to Speak at Federation Dinner
Mrs. Bert McKee of Des Moines will be guest speaker at a Waterloo Federation of Women's Organization dinner at 6 30 p m Monday announced by federation president Mrs E F Stevenson The speaker is a former Des Moines City Federation president and active in the Des Moines Woman s Club and school board Also notes on a picnic supper hosted by Mrs L P Ransom and a Royal Neighbors meeting set for Friday in Knights of Pythias hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert McKee
Des Moines
Waterloo Federation of Women's Organization
Royal Neighbors
Waterloo Camp
Knights of Pythias Hall
Hints in beauty care for dry hair and scalp
Readers learn dry powder shampoo using orris root and talcum as cleansing options. Instructions cover applying the powder, brushing out and cleaning the brush, plus tips on olive oil scalp treatment and cleansing cream. A. G. and Lury respond with scalp health advice and offer a tonite formula by mail.
W C T U Prepares for District Meeting at First Evangelical
The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union hosted an all day house party at Willard hall to plan a district conference at First Evangelical church on November 15. Eight counties will participate with a state speaker. About 125 attended, with dinners and suppers served. Devotions were led by several members including Mrs G C Chesterman and Mrs Anna Tollefson Cedar Falls. Special guests were the 70 years old or older. Afternoon program featured duets, vocal solos, and convention reports. Rev Edward Boardman spoke at night on This Day We Sail Westward. Miss Argilla Young and others performed. Visitors came from Council Bluffs Cedar Rapids Jesup Cedar Balls Orange township and Oakge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
Willard Hall
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
F. F. Yapp
V. A. Davis
Grace Feeley
J. H. Ray
Neva Ellsworth
Rose Wild
Cedar Falls
State Institute
Light Line Union
Mary Kroesen
Ida Mitchell
Waterloo
Cora Hull
Buchanan County
Mary Jane Philpot
Lois Billings
Loyal Temperance Legion
Legion
Edward Boardman
First Brethren Church
Philpot
Argilla Young
Elizabeth Foster
Lela Mahoney
Alice Sandburg
Council Bluffs
Cedar Rapids
Jesup
Cedar Balls
Orange Township
Oak Ge
Mrs. W. E. Silver Elected Rowena Circle President
Mrs. W. E. Silver was elected president of Rowena circle a Yeomen subsidiary at a meeting yesterday in her home. Mrs. Will Humphries became vice president and Mrs. Ella Jorgensen was secretary treasurer. Prizes at 500 went to Mrs. Rose Bandfield Mrs. Claude Anderson and Mrs. Eva Duke. A card party was planned for Friday afternoon November 4 with refreshments served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Silver
Rowena Circle
The
Yeomen
Club Notes from Sherwood Park Tea Noodle Dinner
Double X club was entertained yesterday at Mrs A H Holts cottage in Sherwood park. Eighteen were seated outdoors for a chicken noodle dinner with autumn leaves as decoration. Mrs Belle Dunning and Mrs Albert Smith of Strawberry Point were out-of-town guests. Luncheon Bridge club meets at 6 pm tomorrow with Mrs Charles L Lewis. Dayle club will 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
Dayle Club
Alexander Mutch
Clyde Kipp
M. Gunstead
Church Ladies Schedule Morning and Evening Meetings
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian church Ladies' Ald society hosts an all day meeting at Mrs. James Edwards home with hostesses listed and each attendee bringing own dishes and thimble. Division 6 of St Pauls Methodist Episcopal church Ladies' Aid meets at Mrs Bert Kuehnie's Thursday afternoon. Loyal Helpers Bible class at Plymout Congregational church gathers Thursday at 7 30 pm with Mrs Leo Brooks presenting lesson. Br Pauls M E Home Missionary society met last evening at Mrs Leon Hefnet with devotionals led by Mrs Bertha Stover and enigmas led by Mrs Carl Updegratt. hostess aided by Mrs Raymond Stewn and Mrs Bert Enehris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Bert Kuehnie
Loyal Helpers Bible Class
Plympout Congregational Church
Leo Brooks
Elizabeth Harrison
Jessie Sweeney
Wilam Hardcastle
Home Missionary Society of Br
State B and P W Club Magazine Receives Praise
Praise pours in for the second issue of volume 5 Iowa Business Woman the official magazine of the Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs published in Waterloo led by editor Miss Maddie Hombs with Miss Callie Wieders as assistant editor and Miss Bess Nichols business manager. The issue features essays by Elizabeth Kenney on club growth rules and life insurance as a vocation for women, a piece by Miss Wieders The Weakest Link, Alaska trip notes by Edna Lick, and messages from Lena Mudesin Phillips and Frances E. Plath. It includes Women in Journalism by Ella Taylor and reports from the national convention with poems by Lew Sarett and pieces on Miss Myra Pape and Dr Madeline Donnelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Business Woman
Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Waterloo
Meddie, Hombs
Callie Wieders
Bess Nichols
Beatrice Reichert
Elizabeth Kenney
Oakland
Wieder
Edna Lick
Waterloo B
P. W
Michigan
Frances E. Plath
Davenport
Ella ©, Taylor
Tracr Star-Clipper
National Editorial Association
United States
Lydia M. Barrette
Munson City
Tawa Business Woman
P. W. Club
Waterfloo
First Congregational Church
Lew Sarett
America
Lew Sarrett
Chicago
McKenna
Sarett
Myra Pape
Northwestern Bed Telephone Company
President Coolidge
Rapid City
S. D
Madeline Donnelly
Mason City
School of Medicine
University of Iowa
Albert Steindler
Children’s Hospital
Iowa City
Agnes Samuelson
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Des Moines Club
Mirjam _S. Holland
Fort Madison
National Republican
Bernice Ravelin
Sadler-Tooman Vows Pledged at St. John's Church
Miss Minnie Tooman, daughter of Mrs. Anna Walker, wed John J. Sadler at St. John's Catholic church in a single ring ceremony. Rev. N. J. Lentz officiated. organist Sister Mary Laurencia, soprano Florence Roth. The couple to reside in Waterloo after a wedding trip to Des Moines area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie &. 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
Opening Meeting of Year Held by Alcott P T A
Mrs W W Stark president was named delegate to the biennial convention in Council Bluffs for the Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers at a meeting in Alcott school. The group voted to buy toothbrushes for district children lacking supplies and celebrated sixth grade winning the attendance flag. New principal Miss Luelle Loban was introduced with remarks, while Miss Dorothy Wells and veteran teachers were welcomed. Musical items and refreshments followed as seventh grade mothers served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Stark
Council Bluffs
Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers
Alcott School
Parent-Teacher Association
Uellle Loban
Sidney Smuth
Dorothy Wells
Roy Hanson
Florence Wald
Bernice Berg
Maxine Mead
J Qd A. McEwen
Thelma Headley
Ettabeth Storer
Prieda Buennecke Welch
First M. E. Choir Elects Officers
Members of the First Methodist church choir hosted a Halloween party in the church parlors with an entertainment committee and decorations by Mrs. Wright Mrs. McHirryher and Mrs. Scholin Refreshments were served by Mrs. Smelser Mrs. Goodrich and Mrs. St. John Officers elected include President Mrs. Wright Vice President Roy Gilfillan Secretary Pauline Horton Treasurer Elmer Smith Librarian Floyd Goodrich The W C A Blue Triangle league plans a 6 pm dinner at the association building with Leola Strope speaking on The Tabernacle and upcoming French and Personality classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
W. T. Gordon
Roy Gilfillan
Pauline Horton
J. G. Wright
O. A. McHirryher
A. Scholin
George Smelser
Floyd Goodrich
J. W. St. John
E, If Smith
City in Brief from the broken notes at Buchanaa's
Local items include travelers returning from trips to Mankato Minnesota and Chicago with details on durations. District highway engineer J A Paulsen and wife back from a 10 day vacation. Lentz and Miller prepare to paint buildings on his farm near Bennett. Jurors recalled for trial in Judge Wood's division for Mary E Dyer case. A pike caught near Cedar Heights exhibited in Roy Sinnard's grocery window. Rev Warren Steeves and Rev O Liz Memagy noted in church contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Cornish
Fourth Street
Mankato
Minn
J. A. Paulsen
Chicago
W. M. Lentz
Grant Avenue
F. S. Miller
Colorado
Lentz
Bennett
G. W. Wood
Mary £. Dyer
Thomas Pas
Roy Sinnard
Cedar Heights
Nic Webber
Pranklin Street
Warren L. Steeves
Walnut Street
Local Baptist leaders attend Des Moines meeting in Iowa
The tist and Rev Marion Flint pastor of Burton Avenue Baptist with Rev Benjamin Van Schoten of Fairbank Ia left today for Des Moines to attend the Iowa Baptist convention opening today and continuing through the week. John Byvank on Independence avenue was bruised when his bicycle collided with a car driven by A Cropwell of Joy Tl. John Mather pleaded guilty to DUI and was fined 106 dollars and costs. Dr Harry E Harvey hosted eight men at a pheasant dinner celebrating his birthday at White Sea Inn. Chief Mohlis plans to supervise police matters while healing from his injury. E E McKown leaves Leavitt Johnson Trust Co for Otis Co with territory in northeast Iowa. Karl von Lackum of Courier news suffered a double hemorrhage after tonsillectomy at St Luke's Cedar Rapids. sisters Gennevieve von Lackum and Mrs Lester Miller with him. Harvest supper at St Mark's Episcopal Thursday Oct 27. Advertisment for portraits at Seehawk's Studio new ownership and W R Cammack proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Byvank
Knoll Avenue
A. Cropwell
Joy
Independence Avenue
Cropwell
Harry E. Harvey
Vermont Street
White Sea Inn
George E. Pike
Carleton Sias
Arthur A. Zimmerman
Pressey H. Frank
Glenn B. Beers
Raymond Lauverman
Arthur Aune
Gabriel Esterman
Charles * Mohlis
E. E. McKown
South Street
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Co
Otis É& Co
Chicago
Iowa
Mason City
Waterloo
University of Illinois
Northwestern University
McKown
Harris Trust Company
Karl von Lackum
Courier
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Genevieve von Lackum
Lester Miller
Dar. Miller
Sioux City Pastor Heads Social Work Council
The town state conference of social work adjourned after officers were elected. Grinnell was chosen as next year’s convention site. New officers include Rev. Charles B. Snyder of Sioux City as president and Wesley Johnson of Dayton as vice president. Louise Cottrell of Iowa City is secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
INS
State Conference of Social Work
Grinnell
Charles B. Snyder
Sioux City
James Devitt
Oskaloosa
Vonkrog
Eldora
Wesley Johnson
Dayton
Louise Cottrell
Iowa City
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Hawthorne School
Linden BM. E
Trinity Church
George E. Lichty
D.O.V
Memorial Hall
Calgary Evangelical Church
Leola Strope
First Presbyterian Church
the Kings Daughters
First M. E
Legion Auxiliary Welfare
American Legion and Auxiliary
School of Missions
Westminster Church
Roosevelt P.T. A
Theta Gamma Nu
Mrs. C. D. Wilcox
New Noble Dame of the Elklets
Miss Hemmer
P.T. A
L. P. Ransom
Earl Moothart
Floyd Ransom
Magdaline| Darby
Jesse Erby
C. J. Beckman
Burr Ransom
Church News
State B. and
P. W. Club. Magazine
8Th Mary's Sewing Circle
William Hemer
Edward Schmitt
Ralph Schmitt
Will Schmitt
Black Hawk
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows
Martial Et Armend
London
Get
Eames
Alcott P.T. A
M. E. Choir
Dorothy Kistner
Miss Kistner
Mary
Nellie McCartney
Ruth Widener
Agnes Pint
Frank Chesebro
Buchanaa’s
Mc. A
M. H. Loomer
N. A. Herring
Mitchell
Neb
Libble Herring
Edward Dahldren
Boone
Loomer
John Mather
Jefferson Street
George J. Sager
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Seehawk
W. R. Cammack
Bridge St
Virginia
Log Cabin Inn
Rainbow Drive
T & M Shoes
BU Ctsses
Mary Barr
Calumet
A. B. Otto
Lora Harrod
West
Pourth
W. P.M. Mours
Lambert Pharmacal Company
Dept
Locust St
St. Louis
Listerine
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