Inauguration Day of Constitution Program at Hanna Homestead
Mary Melrose chapter Daughters of the American Revolution observed Constitution Day with a program at the Hanna homestead in Waterloo. Mrs M J Morgan spoke on "The Origin of the Constitution" as members discussed support activities for soldiers, foreign-born night school teaching, and upcoming state board meeting plans.
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Mary Melrose
Daughters of Thea’ American
Hanna
Mary Molrose Hanna
J Waterloo
M. J. Morgan
Imneheon
F. Ps. Rehmeier
Morgan
Philadelphia
United States
Songstress
Federation
Congress
America
Warwick
M. ©. Buck
John Swift
Frances
Salisbury
Lumber
G. W. Dickman
George Wescoit
Elay
Rand
Raymond Wescott
F. L. Northey
T. Alford
Rs A. Polk
OW. Kubrke
C. J. Langfeldt
Fy W- Powers
Rehmeler
Fo.b. Chamberlain
Des Moines
Wild Rose Club Annual Picnic Draws Members
Wild Rose club members gathered at the Finn home for the annual family picnic. A 7 o clock chicken dinner was served by Mrs. Blanche Crowther and others with favors awarded to several members. In a separate event, Violet Alled and Russell Rose were married at First Presbyterian Church as part of Thursday evening ceremonies, marking the couple and the bride's parents’ anniversary.
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Belle Julian
Forget-Me-Not Club
Thursd
Viola Lawless
Mmies
Nettle Qbele
Tha Eytoet
Martie Lawless
Clarence Arnold
John Ritzer
Ida Alderman
iColorado
Mmes
Gertie Clemens
Nellie Lawless
Matilda Peterson
Frank Finn
Wild Rose Club
Blanche Crowther
Anna Glas
Rose Rowson
Addie McCormick
Favors
Fanny Cerda
Lizzie Palmer
A. Crowther
Sydney
Smith
Finn
Cn Church
Former Bennington Woman Honored at Neighborhood Party
Fifty former neighbors and friends gathered at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. George Knapp to honor Mrs. Conrad Roth of Inglewood California, a former resident of Bennington township, marking Mrs. Knapp’s sixty sixth birthday with picnic baskets of food.
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George Knapp
Conrad Roth
Inglewood
Cal
Bennington Township
Knapp
Kate W’ert
Oklahoma
Farewell Luncheon for Mrs Carter by Jorlo Club
Mrs Roy Heskett hosted a 1 clock luncheon at her Ames home honoring Mrs George Carter who moves soon to Ames. Carter sat in the seat of honor and received a farewell gift. Mrs Heskett was elected president after the luncheon with Mrs Earl Manning as secretary treasurer and Mrs Otto Stegman as reporter. Favors went to Mrs Horace Patton and Mrs R V Bassarear. Special guests included Mrs Jay Jordan Mrs Alfred Carter Mrs Oscar Bates and Mrs Pattor.
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Jay, Jordan
Alfred Carter
Oscar Bates
Pattor
First Methodist Choir Party After Rehearsal
The First Methodist church choir was entertained after weekly rehearsal with music and games and a luncheon. Thirty five members attended as several members plan to leave, including Mrs J H Smelser Miss Lillian Smelser and Miss Helen Grange.
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Waterloo
John Wright
First Methodist Church
J. H. Smelser
Lillian Smelser
Helen Grange
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes Housewife Advice
Housework tips stress protecting hands with rubber gloves during dishwashing and cleaning chores. Advice covers glove use, staining prevention, storage of cleaning materials, and how to reduce grime while working. Also briefly mentions ear cartilage surgery and concerns about style and comfort for women.
Cedar Heights Woman's Club names delegates for district meet
In Cedar Heights the club's fall meeting at Mrs. A. I. McCutcheon's home elected Mrs. C. W. Kirkpatrick as president and Mrs. C. A. Johanson as delegates to the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs district convention in Waverly in early October. The Civic department, led by Mrs. C. W. Stilson, presented reports on the Rockefeller, Carnegie and Russell Sage foundations.
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Cedar Heights
M. J. Fowler
Carnegie Foundation
Bess Shoemaker
Russell Sage Foundation
A. B. Kepford
Kirkpatrick
J. G. Brinkerhoff
C. B. Rausier
Washington-Irving P T A Opens Season Program
Washington-Irving P T A inaugurates the season as Waterloo public schools host a Thursday meeting in the school building. Mrs H B Bahr presided with Miss Clelia McCullough dental hygienist, Miss Minnie Maibaurer visiting nurse, and Miss Ruth Fresele station librarian contributing. Plans for the year were tentatively set and Mrs W A Burton elected second vice president. A social hour followed.
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Parehi-Teacher Associations
Waterloo Public Schools
Washington-Irving
H. B. Bahr
Clelia McCullough
Minnie Maibaurer
Ruth Fresele
W. A. Burton
Mrs Farrell Elected Prefect of Mystic Workers
Mrs Farrell is elected prefect after the annual election in Ben Hur hall. Mystic Workers of the World will have Mrs John Farrell as prefect, assisted by Louise Graham, Ruth Newton as secretary, Martin Keiley as banker, Florence Backen as sentinel, and Mary Waudby and Martin Keiley as supervisors. Installation is set for Oct 7.
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Ben Hur Hall
Mystic Workers of the World
John Farrell
Louise Graham
Ruth Newton
Trunk
Martin Keiley Warder
Florence Backen
Sentinel
Mary Waudby
Martin Keiley
Two Couples Marry in Toledo Iowa Ceremony
Rev. B C Montgomery presided at Presbyter ian church as Velva Willer Reinbeck and Oriyn P Eilers Dinsdale wed with Amelia Reumann Traer and Herbert C Claussen Reinbeck joining in the ceremony. Bride elect Doris Spensley, future wife of Ralph Martin Detroit, was feted with a linen gift at a dinner party hosted by Mrs W R Jameson.
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B.C. Montgomery
Presbyterian Church
Velva Willer
Reinbeck
Oriyn P. Eilers
Dinsdale
Amelia Reumann
Traer
Herbert C. Claussen
Doris Spensley
Ralph Martin
Detroit
W. Ro Jameson
Church and church group sessions noted for evening and autumn events
Philathea class members meet in Fire Presbyterian parlors this evening. Women of First Brethren plan a supper in October and a bazaar in November with dates to be announced. First Lutheran Woman's Missionary Society held a Thursday meeting with 33 members and 4 guests sewing. two new members Mrs C D Hafni2 and Mrs B J Bruns joined. hostesses were Mrs Anna Gaile, Mrs Henry Mueller and Mrs H J Pink.
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Philathea
Fire Presbyterian Church
First Brethren Church
Woman's Missionary Society
First Lutheran Church
C. D. Hafi2
B. J. Bruns
Anna Gaile
Henry Mueller
H. J. Pink
Cedar Falls
Missionary Society
First
Ira
Condit
Baptist Women’s ‘Society
Bert Joukheer
Ladies’ Aid
Evangelical Church
St. Tauke's Guild
John C. Colwell
Colwell
First Congregational Church
Turner
E. Hill
Noble
Woman's Missioniany Society of First
M. E. Church
J. W. Bangs
City in Brief Coup your glasses in repair Buchanan
City in brief notices include repair of spectacles in Buchanan and miscellaneous local items. Howard Hotlister leaves for Iowa City to resume duties as a University of Iowa junior. Angora Cat Dealer Waterloo has not claimed a letter. Postmaster Ex pert puzzled by delivery. Local residents visits and travel updates. Bake sale at Tun Market by Jean Mervisen etree CPS church. Old Home Tea Room advertises chicken dinner reservations for Sunday.
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Howard Hotlister
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Waterloo
Ray C
Jogeed
Molerty
FB. J. Lyons
Sycamore Street
Reed
Wabash Railroad
Jean Mervisen Etree
CPS Church
Tun Market
Buzz J Marke
Fifth St
Old Home Tea Room
Odd Fellows from Four Counties Form New Organization
In Cedar Falls thirty five Odd Fellows from Butler Bremer Grundy and Black Hawk counties met to organize an I O F convention. Officers chosen: Crawford Cedar Falls president Dewey Shell Rock vice president Bowen Cedar Falls secretary Hogshead Jiudson treasurer. Next conference set for Nov 11. Eighty Minnesingers candidates studious as the college glee club prepares tests. two graduates pursue further study at Biton Conservatory. Community church women hold meetings. new steel rails replace old along the J Main Line. Cedar Falls adds two teachers Frieda Carpenter and Fonda Greeley.
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Cedar Falls
Odd Fellows
Butler
Bremer
Grundy
Black Hawk
KE. BE. Crawford
Lea Dewey
Shell Rock
M. A. Bowen
Jerry Hogs
Jiudson
Minnesingers
Biton Conservatory of Music
Iva Musbach
le Mars
Marie T
Greene
Frieda Carpenter
Petia
Fonda Greeley
Waterloo
Inga
United States Denies Saklatvala Entry
Washington reports protest over denying entry to Shapurji Saklatvala, British Labour MP and Communist, with officials pledging strict exclusion of backers of overthrow aims. Indian groups in Britain condemn the ban as an affront to Indians while British press reaction ranges from praise to derision.
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Washington, D
United States
Shapurji Saklatvala
State Department
Department of Justice
Civil Liberties Union
Ds 2
New York
Saklatvala
London
Lanilen
INS
Shapurhi Seklatvala
House of Commons
Indian Association of Great Britain
Indian Association
Communist ‘Party of Great Britain
Battersea
Baklalvala
Britain
Great Britain
KeHoge
British
Foreign Office
Kellogg
Ruins of Indian Village Devastated by Epidemic Found
Seaking, Wash. Sept 18 AP Traces of Indian villages ravaged by a mysterious epidemic which drove inhabitants to abandon them 60 to 75 years earlier were discovered by geologists in interior Alaska this summer Herald Pitcgetaie Washington declared here today headed a party sent north by the United States Geological Survey which reported oil traces on the northern slope of the Alaskan peninsula.Geologists are en route to report the discovery in Washington D C
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Seaking
Wash
Alaska
Herald Pitcgetaie
Washington, D
Vedtngerald
United States Geological Survey
Alaskan
Washington, D. G
Leggers Sell Booze to School Kids During Constitution Week
Deg Monies Sept 18 UPY A asserting that poolleggers are selling liquor to high school students at West High School. Prof. Co B Clear Drake University, invan address bee, spoke to the assembly on preservation of the constitution which he said is endangered by the eighteenth amendment. His address was part of the constitution week program Bes Moines Schools commemorating the anniversary of the drafting of the constitution.
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Deg
Heller
Co. B. Clear
Drake University
Invan
West High School
Assembly
Constitution Week
Bes
Missing boy picked up by marshal near Parkere Bere
13 year old arl Kiebs last seen Wednesday at 1427 Mulberry ran away from home. He was found by the marshal near Parkere Bere and returned to his home.
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Kiebs
Mulberry
Parkere- Bere
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