Sunnyside Club Sets Three Social Events in 1927 Program
Sunnyside Country Club plans three social events this fall. A bridge party for women is scheduled tomorrow afternoon for vacation reminiscences and September visitors. A combined men and women bridge night is planned for Friday evening October 7. The season closes with a Halloween dance on October 28 as the dining room remains closed though the clubhouse stays open for card play and dancing.
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Sunnyside Country Club
Wridge
Citizenship Ceremony Honors 30 New Citizens
Patriotic orders plan a Memorial Hall event tomorrow evening to honor 30 new citizens. The Woman's Belief corps led by Mrs M A Taylor and Mrs Henry Glas oversee naturalization plans. Ruth Updegraf talk on education and Dr J E Ridenour health talk are planned. Tokens will be given amid a miscellaneous program. Relief corps holds Friday meeting in Memorial hall to inspect and for secretary report read at Cedar Falls district convention. Berthe Patrick of Boone Iowa will conduct the inspection.
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Memorial Hell
Woman’s Belief Corps
M. A. Taylor
Henry Glas
Ruth Updegraff
J. E. Ridenour
Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Cedar Falls
Berthe Patrick
Boone
Mrs Geo Loveall Honored at Bridge Party in Delhart
Mrs George Loveall of Delhart Texas was guest of honor at a bridge party hosted by her sister Miss Lucille Stull. Attendees included Mrs Russell Loveall Harold Patterson Sherman McNally Harold Goetsch and Merton Friedley and Misses Mearle Gleason Helyn Miller Made Ty n Manning Jean Payne Agnes Thomas and Alma Sipher t. Mrs A E Stull mother of the hostess assisted with serving. Mrs Friedley will entertain for Mrs Loveall Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Loveall
Delhart
Tex
Lucille Stull
Mmes
Russell Loveall
Harold Patterson
Sherman McNally
Harold’ Goetsch
Merton Friedley
B Natural Music Club Opens Year with Study Session
Nineteen members gathered at Mrs C W Eby for the first meeting of the year. Miss Louisa Hagerman read a poem on Primitive Music prepared by Miss Tillian Sohner. Music included a trio by A Scholin and Mrs M C La Rue with Far off I Hear a Lover's Flute. Ethel Brink Anan played Etude No 5 Paganini Liszt. Mrs Clarence Wise sang The Spirit of Wanton Love Capriccio by Scarlatti was a piano solo by Miss Fas Collins. Next hostess Mrs C A Boatman announced. Also noted are marriages of Elden William Miller and Elizabeth Mary Boettcher Sept 10 in Chicago. C V Camp auxiliary of Sons of Union Veterans will meet today in Memorial hall. B of L E G T A will meet tomorrow in Black Hawk I O F hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural ‘Music Club
Ethel Brinkanan
Clarence Wise
Wanna
Lieurance
Cappriccio
Scarlotti
Fas Collins
Wagner
Autumn Themed Club Gatherings Reported
Ride a Wee club met last evening at Miss Ruth Miller's home with Lucille and Ruth Gruner receiving favors. Entre Nous club members had a 1 o'clock luncheon in Black's tearoom hosted by Mrs. Joe Schiel. Mrs. Belle Morse hosted Aw A club with guest Miss Lorraine Duncan of Des Moines. A two course luncheon followed by a visit to the Dairy Cattle Congress, organized by Mrs. Morse.
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Ruth Miller
Bance
Lucille
Ruth Gruener
Joe Schiel
Entre Nous Club
Black's
Belle Morse
Aw. A. Club
Lorraine Duncan
Des Moines
Community Society Notices from Local Churches and Halls
Lydia society and various church auxiliaries hold meetings at First Presbyterian Memorial hall and other venues. Fortnightly club, citizenship party, Missionary society, and social events scheduled with names of organizers and locations such as Pythian Sisters hall and Universalist parish house.
P E O Chapters Discuss Antiques and Washington
P E O chapters met. Chapter FE hosted Mrs Nathan Barber and Chapter 7 hosted Mrs J E Rath. Maude Palmer reviewed W E Woodward’s Washington biography at Chapter 7 with 40 present. Palmer showed the work’s life view and era commentary. Forty members heard Mrs Shores on antiques with two teams set to raise funds for the educational fund. Next meeting will honor Mrs Kirk Gross at Mrs Boies home with Mrs Albert Brown assisting hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Barber
J. E. Rath
W. E. Woodward
George Washington
Maude Palmer
West High School
F M. Shores
C. M. Young
H. B. Boies
CG. A. Marsh
Kirk Gross
Helen Easley
Boies
Aes Albert Brown
Mildred Simmer Hosts Evening Party and Guests
Mildred Simmer entertained last evening at her home with 500, dancing, and other games amid silver gray decorations. Refreshments were served by Mrs. William Gipson and Miss Mildred Schring. The guest list includes Louis Schmitz, Francis Neugent, William Gibson, Teresa Shares, Marie Bent, Mildred Bedard, Bertha Pierce, Helen Schring, Rozel Oberghty, Evelyn Klein, Lucille Herman, Morris Stokes, Donald Betts, Glen Stark, Donald Richards, Herbert Schmitz, Jesse Gibson, Peter Fischels, and Steven Bedard. D O V Daughters of Union Veterans will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday in Memorial Hall for inspection practice. At supper Mrs. W H Bickley hosted 17 nurses from Allen Memorial Hospital with a radio music program.
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William Gipson
Mildred Schring
Messrs
Mmes
Louis Schmitz
Francis Neugent
William Gibson
Teresa Shares
Marie Bent
Mildred Bedard
Bertha Pierce
Helen Schring
Rozel Oberghty
Evelyn Klein
Lucille Herman
Morris Stokes
Donald Betts
Glen Stark
Donald Richards
Herbert Schmitz
Jesse Gibson
Peter Fischels
Steven Bedard
W. H. Bickley
Allen Memorial Hospital
Church societies schedule varied meetings this week
Lydia society of First Presbyterian hosts at 7 30 tonight at Mrs L Larsen with assistants Opal Haven Mildred Downey and Florence Warnock. Deborah society of First Methodist Episcopal will skip meeting due to Dairy Cattle Congress work. Searchlight class of Walnut Street Baptist plans a social in the Sunshine room Wednesday. Missionary society of Burton Avenue Baptist meets tomorrow at 2 39 PM at 930 Riehl Street with Mrs Marion Flint. Ladies Social Union and Clara Barton Guild of Universalist plan a parish house picnic supper tomorrow at 6 PM with an offering.
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Majer Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Fidelity ‘Cicle
F. A. Lawson
Missionary Society
Burton Avenue
Marion Flint
Harrop
Linden M. E
Waterloo
O. E
Masonic Hall
L. G. Adams
Memorial Hall
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Ladies’ Social Union
Clara Barton Guild
Universalist Parish House
Lydia Society
Deborah Society of
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Dairy Cattle Congress
Missionary Society of
Riehl Street
Clara Barton
Hints in beauty care a milk diet for skin and health
A column promotes a strict milk diet plus fruit and small meals as a cure for chronic constipation and bad skin. It describes an escalating schedule of milk intake, then suggests home use with doctor’s guidance. Tips cover brow grooming, digestion, and a light diet of fresh vegetables and fruit with olive oil dressing.
Florence Chilcote Honored at a Cedar Falls Party
Mrs. John Lemmer and Mrs. Archie Mether hosted a Cedar Falls party in Florence Chilcote's honor, ahead of her October 6 marriage to Lloyd A. Smith. Waterloo guests included Mines Victor Zellhoefer Ben Waterfield Charles Bertha A. A. Smith Gertrude Chilcote Ida Koepke and several Chilcote sisters. Chilcote received a full Fuller brush set.
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John Lemmer
Archie Mether
Cedar Falls
Florence Chilcote
Lloyd A. Smith
Waterloo
Mines
Victor Zellhoefer
Ben Waterfield
Charles Berth
A. A. Smith
Gertrude Chilcote
Ida Koepke
Mabel Archer
Edith McBaine
Elna Culton
Lulu Smith
Cecil Chilcote
Chilcote
Dinner for Iowa State cattle judging team
Mr and Mrs C Besh entertained the Iowa State College cattle judging team from Ames at dinner after their arrival for the Cattle Congress. Ted Besh, a West High School graduate, is on the team that won first place in the collegiate judging contest yesterday, and Mr Besh tied for second individual honors. The team members are guests at the Besh home during their stay.
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C. Besh
Kingsley Avenue
Iowa State College
Ames
Ted Besh
West High School
Besh
Sacred Concert at Westminster Church on Sunday Evening
Westminster church opens evening services for the season with a sacred concert by the choir. Guest tenor Harold F. Miller, resident of Storm Lake, will direct and sing. Sunday school orchestra under Hortense Morgan will perform preludes and assist congregational singing. Program includes Babylon's Wave by the choir with orchestra, solo bids, a ten minute talk, and various ensemble numbers.
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Westminster Church
Harold F. Miller
Miller
Storm Lake
Waterloo
Mise Hortense Morgan
Wil
Babylon
Dawes
Miss Bellis
Pe Wegee Schnecker
Marks
P. McCormick
Mrs. Donnan
H. F. Miller
W. P. McCormick
Purse Snatcher Held After Des Moines Chase
Des Moines September 27. H W Cook age 45 was held on charges of attempting to snatch a purse from Miss McGrew after a sensational chase. A second attempt by an unidentified black man toward Miss Haycock alarmed victims who frightened him away.
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Des Moines
H. W. Cook
0. McGrew
Cook
Lela Haycock
East High Literary Clubs Elect Officers for Semester
The East High school year opens with several clubs electing officers. Names include Rodelphian Society led by Dick Shane and Arlene Peters as VP, Philomathean led by Wright Steeves, and many others with roles listed. A later notice mentions a civil suit seeking damages, an upcoming county audit, and a derailment delay involving passenger train No. 5.
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Rodelphian Literary Society
Dick Shane
Arlene Peters
Dorothy Bennett
Louise Tollefson
Jane Becknell
Philomathean Literary Society
Wright Steeves
Joseph Morris
Margaret Miller
Bob Webster
Bob Bingham
Kenneth Beckner
Robert Kenny
Friendship Club
Gladys Prescott
Maxine Elliot
Virginia Neary
Elizabeth Snyder
Girls’ Athletic Association
Virginia Berry
Eva Overton
Pearl Lewis
Norma Bell
Local notes from Buchanan's and Ames students
City in Brizf lists items from Buchanan's Y M C A building and local residents. Leo Gleason left for his senior year at Iowa State College Ames. Marian Iseminger returns to study home economics. A J Lytle of Pittsburgh visits Clinton. Sass of St. Louis, railway agent, met locals. Earl Record to Iowa City conference. Holiness association women meet. Roy Hulett returns from Colorado Springs. Parrott, Civil War veteran, visits daughter in Clinton. West High string group and Verdi accordionist perform for YMCA dinner. Louis Moehl sues for 558.60 from July auto crash.
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Leo Gleason
Washington Street
Iowa State College
Ames
Marian Iseminger
Hudson
City Residents' Auto Death Risk Rises in 77 Cities
Washington Sept 27 department of commerce reports auto fatalities in 77 cities totaled 6961 this year up from 6462 last year and 21.6 deaths per 100000 population up 6 percent Camden New Jersey highest with 422 per 100000. City tallies for four weeks ending Sept 10 include Chicago 55 Indianapolis 4 Milwaukee 12 Minneapolis 6 New York 68.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Camden
N. J
Chicago
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
New York
Holstein Dinner Planned by Iowa Breeders Association
The Iowa Holstein Breeders' association will hold its annual meeting and banquet at Hotel Russell-Lamson on Thursday Sept 29 at 430 p m With more than 250 top Holstein cattle on display judging begins at 930 am and the banquet to follow Dean J H Shephard of North Dakota Agricultural College will be principal speaker Prof H H Kildee Ames will distribute ribbons as Holstein judge Shaya E M Wright field secretary notes the event promises pep and good things for dairymen
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Iowa Holstein Breeders’ Association
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Cream of Americas
Iowa
H. H. Kildee
Ames
Shaya E. M. Wright
Dean J. H. Shephard
North Dakota Agricultural College
Dean Shephard
Simple Calonite Powder Cleans Blackheads Fast
A home remedy advises using two ounces of Calonite powder applied with a hot wet cloth to dissolve blackheads. The method promises rapid, complete removal of both large and small blemishes.
Program meeting to follow with the discussed items
A business meeting will follow outlining items discussed including schedule and next steps. The note references abbreviated terms like iv riod and ped, but the clear action is to proceed with the planned program and next steps.
Ladies Aid elects new officers in Mitchel Iowa
In Mitchel Iowa on September 27 the Ladies' Aid society reelected Mrs Ida Sorares as president and Mrs Ada Kimger as treasurer. Mrs HL Littelle remains vice president with only one new member on the executive staff.
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Mitchel
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ida Sorares
Prea Oident
Ada Kitmger
Weasurer
Littelle
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Geo. Loveall
Natural Music Club
Elden
William Miller
Anna Miler
Commercial Street
Elizabeth Mary Boettcher
Stella McLean Boettcher
College of Commerce
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