Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-09
GrinneII and Vicinity.

Special to Times Republican.
Grinnell, Oct. 9.-Of the 1921 Cyclone
board of Grinnel College five Of the
old members are here ready for ousf-
ness-John Rule, editor: Kenneth
viusel Fred Winter, Ellen Uhl and
Adelaide Sibley. At the late meeting
of the board the following nine new
members were elected: Frances Ma
lone, Blanche Pritchard. Zaneta Eager,
Lucille Mcdaniel, Kenneth Geddes,
Laurence Taylor, Bernard Guernsey
John Decker and Rudolph Weitz. Frank
wilcoxen, who was business manager
Last year, Is now in the Wharton
schoo, 1T the University Of Pennsyl-
vania, and Rudolph Weitz has been
elected manager.
The Grinnell Woman's Club Is be-
hind the movement In this city for es-
tablishing a child welfare clinic In the
Betty Pooley child welfare memorial
room at the Community hospital The
plan of operation was carefully ex-
planned before the members of the club
at their latest meeting by a couple OF
local physicians and by unanimous vote
the club decided to shoulder the re-
sponsibility. 1t is announced that this
clinic will be open to all classes On an
equal footing. The actual work OF the
clinic is to begin next week on FIJI
day, Oct. II, from o'clock until
in the afternoon, physicians, dentist
and nurse being at the hospital head
quarters ready for active. business.
Children Of years and under VIII, or
dinarily, haYe the preference in polnt
of time at the clinic. There VIII De
one examination day each week. All
these examinations are made free OF
charge to the children or their par
ents.
Mrs. r. NJ. Haines IL visiting In Des
Moines for a short time, after #hiea
she plans to visit her son in StillWat-
er. MINI and, later. to California Ior
the winter. -.. 49, ...-,.
There was a Miller reunion at the ".
A. Miller home here when the TWO
brothers. Justus Miller, OF Seymour,
and Elliott Miller. Of Des Motnes, came
to visit the third brother, c. A. Miller.
The visitors have gone back to tneaf
own homer. lie;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Fowler have gone
for q, visit at the home of their son In
Cedar Rapids. They were accompa-
MED by their daughter. Eunice.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Keener are
having q visit from their children. YER
non Keener and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Keener, all from Nebraska- They VIII
! r..IIlsiI sonic tt:.s.>ee. S-sf' 50 s5''-'
Mr.. and Mrs. James Simpson aaa
| their son, Robert after residence AZ
Ferney, 8. D.. have moved back TO
| again make Grinnen their home.
| County superintendent Estelle Coon
announces the annual inspirationA m
stituts OF Poweshiek county to be held
in the Grinneil high school building on
Thursday and Friday Of next week.
| Miss Gail Worley. a former scnool
\ giri Of arinnell. has come from ner
i present homo IN Los Angeles Caii1- 10
| visit Mrs. lawrence Preston.
/ Mrs. q. C. Forsythe II having =
Il visit from her niece, Mao Powers, OF
|! Des Moinss. who In taking an enforced
vacation from her duties in the founk.-
er Brothers store 81 Dss Aoinee spe-
CAUSE Of an accident that Asmpefartlly
disabasd her wrist. n faS tr,st Z; + NJ
Two aviators on government buN-
ness bound from Chicago to Beatrice,
Neb- stopped briefly In Grinnell yes
to-day msrnlns 1t thS-Sld lilly Rob-