New Waterloo A A U W Vice President Introduced
Mrs Marion Cogley de Paar was introduced as the new vice president of the Waterloo branch A A U W at a meeting with Miss Maud Dudley at Mrs J W Krapel's home. She succeeds Miss Blanche Robbins who resigned to return to Winterset Ia. The executive board elected her as membership chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Cogley de Paar
Waterloo
Maud Dudley
J. W. Krapel
de Paar
Blanche Robbins
Winterset
Fred J. Miller
G. W. Chester
C Hastasses
F.S. Pettit
Adelaide Blythe
Merle Witt
Fredericka Shattuck
Iowa State Colleges
Ames
National Order For Study
EB. L. Corton
Ruth Ruth
England
Scotland
Belgium
Germany
Switzerland
Italy
France
Hazel Scott
Cornell
Giadi’ Oli
Robbins—Doil
Rotary Cit
Meek
Tpureaum
Tlanehe Roebhins
Priday
Cogniag
Gooree Ro
Ainner
Hanore
Marion T. Ronsier
Jat
Pla. Becker
Washington, D. C
Iirse
Miss Helen Rath Weds J P Jones Ur of L Teacher
Miss Helen Rath and John Paw Jones wed at 2 30 this afternoon at 626 Independence avenues. The bride wore white silk crepe with Ophelia roses. reception followed hosted by Mrs Rath. The groom, Iowa City economics instructor, is a Coe College and University of Iowa alum with a master’s in economics. after a short trip they reside in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rath
Independence Avenues
Helen
John Paw Jones
Iowa City
Jones
Vinton
Jr. J. Macartney
Cedar Rapids
Chi Alpha Ension
Iowa U
Pythian Sisters pledge room at Allen Hospital ceremony
Waterloo temple members and about fifty Pythian Sisters endorsed furnishing a room at Allen Memorial Hospital. Donors will have a door plate marked Bear 4. A social hour followed the business session led by Mrs. Ethel Manning. Guests from Dallas and Freeport attended. A Kensington is planned at Mrs Lichty home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Horner
Pythian Sisters of
Iowa
Margaret Lichty
Waterloo Temple
SK. P. Hall
Aller Memorial Hospital
Cattia Con
Des Moines
Luella Cowles
Anna Higgins
Lulu Balle Esher
Ethel Manning
Charles Fivash
Tal
Edith Bowker
Dallas
Tex
Edna HE
Lillierab
Freeport
Kensington
Lichty
SIDE TALKS on License Tests for Drivers
A columnist urges rigorous license tests to prove driver fitness and quick reaction, plus possible character checks. He cites risky teen behavior, swapped seats, and speed trials, arguing stricter, verifiable exams could reduce road danger and protect lives.
Graduate members of C. and B. L. celebrate postgrad work
At Mrs. Chester Cadwallader’s home a chautauqua group marked postgraduate completions with diplomas for Mrs. Cadwallader, Mary Foster, Grace Teeter, K. M. Hites, Alice M. Willson, Nettia Leckington, H. B. Beckley and Wade Brown. Music by Stephen Gilley and a talk on Europe preceded a business session naming Cadwallader for a fourteenth term as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauque
Chester Cadwallader
KF. M. Hites
Mary Foster
Kate Mininger
Europe
Cadwallader
EL FP. Ruth
HW. A. Hawking
Beauty Tips For Toenails And Foot Care
Article offers advice on keeping toenails and feet attractive including proper shoe fit, toe exercises, and daily cleaning. It also mentions nail trimming technique, softening skin after a bath, and general hygiene to prevent issues. A diet note links oily skin to digestion and suggests fruit, vegetables, water, and reducing pastries.
First White Woman Settler Honored at D A R Picnic
Mary Melrose Hanna noted as Winele Hawk county's first white woman settler. D A R chapter members gathered at the Hanna homestead for their autumn picnic with luncheon on the veranda and a tour of the old settler trail. J C Hartman shared early day memories as attendees observed birds near the Hanna place. A state board meeting of the society is set for Des Moines on Sept 26, with regent duties and plans for October hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Mary Melrose Hanna
Winele Hawk County
Daughters of the American Revolution
FP. P. Rettmefer
F. Harold Realing
Warriett Catb
J. E. Sedgwick
J. C. Hartman
Black Hawk County
Hanna Place
State Board
Des Moines
Tehmeier
Floyd Chamberlain
H. B. Maynard
Club Notes of Star-Rebekah Ladies Dinner at Byrnes Park
Fifteen members of the Star-Rebekah club entertained their husbands at a six o'clock chicken dinner at Byrnes park Tuesday evening. Mrs. L. A. Danton and Mrs. W. G. Lamb supervised the event. At the regular meeting on Tuesday September 30 Mrs. Charlotte Duke and Mrs. Frank Duke hosted at the latter's home and outlined social activities for the fat and winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star-Rebekaah Club
Byrnes Park
L. A. Danton
W. G. Lamb
Charlotte Duke
Frank Duke
Church News Honor Widely Known Hostess at Walnut Court
Mrs B J Howrey plans to move into Walnut Court apartments and hosted Searchlight class at her home on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs F E McStay led the luncheon. Bouquets from Mrs A Parker brightened the rooms while Rev R E Williamson sang a solo. The pastor Rev R N MacDonald praised the class service. Mrs Fred Wilcox, president, thanked Mrs Howrey for her hospitality before 40 members. Mayme Norman hosted the Christ Episcopal Ladies' Guild evening circle at her home with dinner provided by Mrs Theodore Toenjes and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Howrey
Walnut Court
Walnut Street Baptist Church
F. E. McStay
A. Parker
R. EB. Wiliamson
First Baptist Church
R. N. MacDonald
Fred Wilcox
Howrey
Mayme Norman
Christ Episcopal Ladies’ Guild
Theodore Toenjes
Miss Row
Tumble Bug Brings Laughs To Sick Uncle Butter
A whimsical tale follows Uncle Butter who is gloomy until a Tumble Bug arrives. The bug performs acrobatics on a chair and floor, triggering laughter that lifts Uncle Butter’s spirits and helps him recover, with the Bunny and Tumble Bug sharing credit.
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Wie
Cate
Thitier Neers
Nurse Jane
Bunny
Salahie Bug
Faust
Hla
Uncle Wigerly
Uncle Butter
Boll
Tomble
Uncle Tritter
Waterton Community Chest Directors Meet in City Rooms
Directors of the Waterton Community Chest fund gathered today in city rooms to discuss contributions and participation. Representatives from various city organizations attended the meeting to review allocations and plans for upcoming fundraising efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest Fund
Waterton Community Chest Fund
At & Pb. m
Wack
Phin
Uncle Wiggily and the Tumble Bug Tale
Uncle Wiggily answers a phone call after breakfast. Nurse Jane Wray reports trouble and worries whether a bad fox might arrive, but the caller confirms it is not the fox and Uncle Wiggily prepares to respond.
Jelly Tumbles, Uncle Laughs at Jelly Mishap
A fragment describes Bug tumbling into jelly and Aunt Lettia and Mr Longears freeing him after about half an hour. Uncle Bet laughs heartily at the scene. The narrator promises more tales about Uncle Wigglly and the watermelon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bug
Aunt Lettia
Mr. Longears
Uncle
Cabbae
Uncle Wigglly
Youth Clay Promise from Beauty Advertiser Describes Benefits
An advertisement extols a white Youth Clay claimed to purify skin, reduce blackheads, tighten pores, and reduce wrinkles. It claims quick results with twice weekly use, notes availability at drug stores and toilet counters, prices 60 cents to 1 dollar, and offers a mailed sample upon coupon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mino
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Edith Hefen
Helen Strachen
Davenport
Iowan Business Woman
Inwa Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Club
Frances Plath
Heden
J. B. Young College
Strachen
Ascha M. Barrette
Mason City
John ‘T_ Rock
Watterloo
Cedar Review
Woodmen Circle
K. P. Hall
Riverside Drive
Ra Deen Club
Ars
A. C. Cor W F
W. J. Dempsay
Faithful Club
2Urs
George Doyen
Helen Rath
J. P. Jones
Allen Hospital
Cedar Helehts
F. P. Rehmeier
Wlw. Foote
Benedict Home
C. M. Deal
Tenmic Rebekah
Temple Rebekah
I.O. G. F. Hall East
Emelia Meir
Cies
iIt
C. &. 8. L. Pass Thru
Golden Gate
Sons of Veterans’ Camp
Casebeer Heights
S. O V. Auxiliary
Memorial All
Fannie Meggison
Grand Army of the Republic
Memorial Hall
Auxiliary
Independence
R. J. Snodgrass
Cedar Falls
Co. B. Hinchelitte
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Cedar Banffs
Midwest Publishing Company
Leo Newton
Mics
Famnar Sellman
Tia
Wra
Tay River Mundrei
Ty. J.sehmitt
FAO
Frank Connors
WH. P. Hanson
TC. Raish
Andrew Ormar
Schmitt
Baish
Www HY Hurlbert
Bayer
Margaret Baird
Dunkerton
Margaret
Henry Cum- Mines
Elsie Cummings
Ruth Atemilan
Dorothy Cummings
Wilma
Gladys Paulus
Tola
Wa Anderson
Emma Bailey
Teddy Turner
Legion
Dairy Cattle Congress
American Legion Auxiliary
Ana Weller
Aling Gregory
Guy Edwards
BK. LB. Mounsey
A. G. Sawyer
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
A.M. Gruenwald
George Kelsh
Louise
Anna Gruenwald
Church News
AL Hy Molt
Shbrwood Park
Becker
Elias
Elvelo
Inmanuel Lutherin Ladies
Calvary Evangelical Woman's Missionary Society
Letitia
Nuray Jane
Uncle Wiggily
Bunny Rabbit
Rox
Besse
Asteweld
Lau
Uncle Wisgily
Wallace Moppas
Edna Wallace Hoopper
Lake Shore Driva
Chipso
Procter & Gamble
Chipeo
Sor
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