Public welfare topics discussed at Waterloo Woman's club
Waterloo Woman's club hosts Home and Education department meeting focusing on health of school children mental tests for progress naturalization civic standards and aid to ex service men. Talks cover school nurse duties juvenile courts and welfare efforts with colored girls guided by local leaders and the YWCA.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Woman's Club
G. F. Seales
Wwou
Winifred Garvin
Grace Alemeyer
R. Brundage
J. J. Gorgon
RK. A. Dow
E. S. Esrcei
T. J. Witegerald
AL DB. McQuown
Mabel Henderson
Erhle
G. W . Wood
Department of Interlor Ints
United States
Judge Wood
T. B. Homan
Iowa State Teachers College
Iowa
Juvenie
Mra
K. Rohit
Rebl
Knoxville
Oakdale
Qolfax
American Legion
J. Bh. Mills
Schow
Waterlong AAU Branch Considers Meeting Date Change
At the Waterlong branch of the American Association of University Women the first fall session discussed shifting meetings from the third to the second Tuesday each month. Hostess Mrs Haston welcomed members including Miss Aimee Fagundus as the group weighed scheduling to avoid conflicts with other meetings.
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Waterlong Branch
American Association of University Women
J. CD. Haston
Aimee Fagundus
Side Talks On Public Affection In Married Life
A wife discusses her husband Jimmie Avery and the embarrassment of his public indifference. She argues men should show affection in public without crossing boundaries, noting how readers crave visible devotion and warning against cynical nonchalance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Avery
Jimmie
Conan Doyle
Fashionable Shoes Shift to Comfort and Style
Edna Kent Forbes notes a shift in shoe fashion from pointed heels to comfortable round-toe, low-heeled designs influenced by French and English styles. She recalls early Paris imports in 1916 and says sensible women prefer simple youthful looks that may endure for years.
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Jess
New York
Paris
Lee
Women club meeting shares travel talks and reports
The Business and Professional Women's Club held a session with many members present. Reports covered committee work and new members while travel talks highlighted trips to Portland Oregon Kansas City Denver Grand Canyon Los Angeles San Francisco Montreal and the Thousand Islands. Mrs J I Miller presided and refreshments followed.
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A. A
UW. W
Deeckion
I. J. Miller
Areyactondupee
Tby
Irma Vrnzier
Association of Universlly Women
Portland
Ore
Prigler
Kansas City
Harding
Denver
Grand Canyon
Arlu
Los Angeles
San Evancoyen
New York Harbor
Subway
Tarrytown
Mady
Washington Irving
Huston
Salen
Marblehead
House of Seven Gables
Montreal
Thousand Islands
Mra. J. UC
Colorado
Springs
Carrie Neidy
Hazel Bond Witt
Ars. IV. I. Atkinson
Esther Slippy
Kathryn Croaby
Doris Valentine
Banton Yaus Service Tuesday Celebrated at Scott Residence
Esther LaVonne Yaus wed Prescott H. Banton at the Scott home in Waterloo in a small ceremony officiated by Rev. V C Kelford. The bride, a Cornell College nurse, and the groom, an Illinois Central electrician, will reside at 603 Pine Street.
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T. Hi. Scott
Esther LaVonne Yaus
Charles Alexander
Webster City
Prescott H. Banton
Ida Banton
Waterloo
V. C. Kelford
Burton Avenus Baptist Church
Doris Wedemeyer
L. ¥. Bergeson
Mendelssohn
Dassy Alfreta Warden
Scott
Banton
Alexander
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Ilinois Central Railroad
Pine Street
Chicago Music Club Honors Miss Jones with Benefit Recital
Miss Elliel Jones, mezzo-soprano, named soloist for the royal benefit program at the Musicians' Club of Women in Chicago. She will perform at west high auditorium and later appear with Guido chorus in Buffalo, on the Tayon Healy artist series, and at Davenport in April. The program features Neches de Paques, Impression Basque, Villanelle deg Petits Cancard, Air du Werodiade, Snowdrop, Par Scumled, Lene, Chant d Amour, Time's eireden, and Animal Crackers, with Miss Jones accompanied by Miss Marion Tryon Ransh and Theodore Ptak.
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Elliel Jones
West High
Musicians’ Club of Women
Hotel Blackstone
Chicago
New York
Guido Chorus
Buffalo
Shiat
Tayon- Healy
Davenport
Miss Jones
Marion
Tryon Ransh
Theodore J. Ptak
Tournemire
Thomas
Theodore Ptak
Ranteck
Taye
Carew
Cageman
Rand
Fonver
B P W Club Seeks New Quarters After Inspection Warning
Ninety one members of the B P W Club face relocation after a building inspector warned Ridge Street rooms cannot house large meetings. The group discussed possible new sites, and no decision was made at last night’s session. Mrs Elizabeth Kenney spoke on the convention and Miss Tina Martin sang two numbers. Twenty new members were added in the past month.
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Rishon
Misa Fanny Hemenway
Ridge Street
Lila Mareham
Portland
Ore
Elizabeth Kenney
Tina Martin
Winifred Garvin
Sacred Heart Plans Services for Japanese Dead in Tokyo Disaster
Sacred Heart church will hold a 7 am requiem mass and prayers for the souls of all who perished in the Japanese disaster. The school choir will sing, and many parish members are expected to attend. A special offertory will be taken for relief work among Tokyo’s 80,000 Catholics.
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Sacred Heart Church
Archdiocese of Tokyo
Church notices and society events listed for week
Christ Episcopal Ladies Guild postpones meeting to Thursday September 27 with Mrs George Lichty hosting. First Lutheran Missionary Society holds business social at church parlors with Ed Burk senior and junior and Lewis Burk as hostesses. Grace M E Home Guards elect officers Margaret Miller president Bernice Dooley vice president Opal Elliott recording Ruth Miller treasurer Rachel Rohde corresponding secretary. Christmas box planned for mansion school for children. Piate supper at First Congregational Church tomorrow evening hosted by Mrs A L Bradley and committee. Guests to bring dishes sandwiches and river
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Ladies’ Guild
George Lichty
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Ed Burk
Tewis Burk
Grace M. E. Home Guards
Margaret Miller
Bernice Dooley
Opal Elliott
Ruth Miller
Rachel Rohde
First Congregational Church
A. L. Bradley
A. C. Preston
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Glenn W. Morris
Morris
Robert Stevenson
Charles Busby
Thomas Horton
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Chicago
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Russell Lamson
Don Gary
Rhodes Mortimer Cleveland
Prospect Avenue
Royal Linnard
Franklin
Gladys Bogardus
Wellington
Charles Mackay
Welcome event for Rev and Mrs Clark hosts and gatherings
St Marys Sewing circle plans a 10:45 a m motorbus from Motel Eilig and 11 am from St Marys school to Mrs William Hemer’s residence for chicken dinner near Dewar. Hostesses include Mesdames Ray Rethsen Celia Welter and N P Fuchs. F C P club hosts cards and luncheon Thursday at 1 30 in Black’s tearoom by Mrs J B Lighthart. Nar cissus club met at Mrs Harry Dahl’s. high scores won by Mrs Jack Brennen and Mrs Fred Follett. Mrs Paul Bailey visited. Novelty Twelve club to be entertained by Mrs HW Ludtke Friday. L and C club with Mrs Reed Baldwin set for Thursday, moved to Friday.
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St. Mary’s Sewing’ Circle
F. C. P. Club
Black's
J. B. Lighthart
Harry Dahl
Narcissus Club
Jack Brennen
Fred Follett
Paul Bailey
Local notes and social briefs from Cherokee Iowa
Arrays of society items report Orrin Covell and family visiting relatives in Cherokee, Lenore Shanewise returning to teaching at Iowa State Teachers College, and various residents visiting Chicago or Marshalltown. Brief notices cover illnesses, travel, a building and loan talk, election of taxes, quarantine orders, and a Congregational church supper upcoming.
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Orrin Covell
Cherokee
W. A. Covell
John Berne
Alhambra
Cai
Lenore Shanewise
Chicago
Iowa
State Teachers College
J. S. Tuthill
East High Lecture Series Tickets Go On Sale Next Friday
Season tickets for East High lectures and entertainment open Friday. Students across East Side schools will take part in the sale, with demand expected to fill the field quickly. Tickets cost 1.50 for all ten numbers.
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East High
East Side
Margeery Maxwell
Bill Presented for Services to Mother in Waterloo Estate
David Arthur petitions the court for allowance of a claim of 4280.86 against the estate of the late Mrs. Susan Weber of Gilbertville. He lists medical and living expenses incurred by his mother’s orders plus board and room for ten years and ten months at fifteen dollars monthly. The estate assets are insufficient to satisfy claims, many to religious and charitable institutions, and the executrix Mary Weber seeks guidance. The testatrix’s estate totals 3275 and the charity share cannot exceed 25 percent of net estate.
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David Arthur
Ifa
Nancy A. Arthur
Fie
Susan Weber
Gilbertville
Mary Weber
The Sandman Story: Jimmy Crow and the Golden Horn
Jimmy Crow steals Mr Coon’s horn while Mr Coon snoozes. The horn’s tangling in a tree awakens Coon who retrieves it after spotting Jimmy and taunts him with a louder call. Coon keeps the horn, while Jimmy realizes it was heard and flees.
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Mr. Coon
Jimmy
Coon
Patterns and sewing tips from the Courier fashion section
The Evening Courier advertises up to date sewing patterns with patterns mailed for 15 cents each. It lists pattern 4464 for a dove gray kasha cloth blouse and skirt 4452, with sizes 24 through 46 and 25 through 37 inch waists. It notes fabric quantities for the suit and crosswise or lengthwise cutting, and offers a Falls and Winter Book of Fashions for 12 cents.
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Svening Courier
Waaterloo
Postal Pattern Request Please Respond
A short notice requests sending a 15 cent enclosed jease to the provided address with a pattern number 4164 4482 for a person named Sina, asking for city and state details. The fragment contains incomplete contact data and unclear instruction.
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la Lomita Club
Elite
Elvelu
G. A. Mead
Apucua Club
A. W
Golden Row Club
Ernest, Wildle, Dewue
X. X. Club
Frank Coovlery
Jaeves Tarde Club
Keith Crowther
Carrie Golin Yaux
Ruth ‘Jameron
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Adlene
N.Y
Chicago Music Club
B. P. W. Club
Sacred Heart
Frances Willard
Women's Christian Temperance Union
F. Yapp
Red Letter Days
F. J. Highmey
G. W. Lucht
Pauline Glauener
Mre
L. Garyer
Peter Woodring
Amanda Rickert
Medora Giuric
F. Corey
Tlaon Basar
Aa Hazer
Memoxinhall
Jane Kirkwood
Daughters of Vaterans
Linn Knapp
Erma Sheffield
Grace Stallman
Winnie Eggleston
Mratte Scott
Harry Shreva
Grace Bross
Sunnyside Club
Sunnyside Country Club
the Beason
Fred McClain
Albert Greeley
Mae Wangler
D. A. RR
Mary Melrose
Hanna Homestead
G. M. Coykendall
FR. C. Hutchi- Paterson
H. B. Maynard Lan Kubrko
L. A
R- T
Ben Hur
K. of C. Hall
P. J. Murray
Kazar
Kathryn
Herren
W. E. Herren
Merren
Wiliam
QO. Trumbauer
Black’s
Helen Axtell
Ada Rivera
Sunshine Rebekah
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Church News
Ube
Gee
Our Boys
Haere
Fred J. Clark
HW. G. Ludtke
Novelty Twelve Club
Reed Baldwin
Ehuraday
Briep
Jens Hare Buchanan
H.C. Hall
Hal
J. C. Walker
Dairy Cattle Congress
Lewis McMasters
Hi. N. McMasters
Marshalltown
Helen Carr
Clarence Brown
Clayton EL. Bronson
Isle Royal
Port Arthur
Can
Frank Williams
Couinty
G. W. Wood
W. HH. Indra
West High School
Williams
Linois Central Lines
Car Service Department
American Railway Association
Howe
Grams
Bill
Waterloo Estate
F. A. Walker
MI. Cook
Jimmy Crow
Abi
Jimmy Crow's Nest
Ile
Jim
Buchanany
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