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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1919

Page

3

Society Notes Show Weekend Events and Wedding Details

A social calendar lists Monday evening classes and supper events. Ruth E Smith of Waterloo married Hollie Sturm of Evansville at 3:30 p. m. at the bride’s sister’s home, with reception plans and future home in Waterloo. Various clubs hold Christmas gatherings, officer elections, and a Daughters of Isabella party with gift exchange. A piano recital by Gertrude Bayless pupils is announced, along with health tips on deep breathing and light exercise.

Fe Sturm-Smith Ruth E. Smith Waterloo Hollie S. Sturm Evansville Ind Linden Avenue Clyds J. Askins First Baptist Church Daisy Bouck Sturm Nett Lake Minn Progressive Sos Company Minneapolis Daughters of Isabella Knights of Columbus Nell Sager Waverly J. A Gogerty Gertrude Bayless

Beauty Chats On Vivacity For Young Socialites

Edna Kent Forbes advises young women to cultivate vivacity but keep it balanced. She notes many girls are openly self conscious and emphasizes natural charm over loudness, warning against boisterous teasing and wasted energy on superficial flaws.

Saaily

Side Talks on Gift of Personality by Ruth Cameron

Ruth Cameron reflects on personality as a daily gift. She notes a calming influence from a serene individual and urges readers to consider how their own kindness and sympathetic presence can brighten others' days.

Ruth Cameron Mrs. B Ming

Public Health Nursing Sees Record Month

November report from the Social Welfare league notes the public health nursing department had its busiest month in years. Three nurses made 302 home calls, about three daily, plus 91 in-bed baths. Pay-patient calls funded league expenses. clinics logged 17 children, 26 tuberculosis patients, and 31 adults at dental clinic. Mrs Matie Simonson acts as director.

Public Health Nursing Department Social Welfare League Children’s Matie Simonson Public Health

Greater Association selects officers Wednesday

The newly formed Greater Association of the City will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday at Hotel Russell Lamson to elect a president two vice presidents a secretary and a treasurer for the coming year Reports from committees on constitution bylaws membership and location for the new administrative building will be presented and considered An equal number of directors from commercial bodies will vote on officers and committee reports

Greater Association Russell-Lamson

Foxy Detective Files New Suits In Drug Case Reboot

John B. Hammond of the Department of Justice, once praised as a liquor detective, dismisses old injunctions against Waterloo druggists and starts new actions against both druggists and their property. Judges and lawyers say the long case history prompted fresh suits covering property owners as well as defendants. The move follows a conference during a separate court proceeding and aims to clear decades-old debris before a new legal framework takes effect.

John B. Hammond Department of Justice Waterloo Soxy Hammond Mr. Hammond John J. E. Williams Williams Henry W. Terrell Debria Jotin Zimmerman John Zimmerman Py Hansen & Hansen Lafayette Street

Local Notices Mention Sawyer and Havner Attorneys

The notices bear the name of H. H. Sawyer from Attorney General H. M. Havner's office as attorney. The plaintiff in most cases is E B. Archer. A death occurred yesterday at the family home due to pneumonia. Survivors include the parents and two sisters Eleanor 6 and Loraine 4. Funeral services set for 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at St. Joseph's chapel with Rev. B. J. Slattery officiating. Burial will follow at Calvary.

H. H. Sawyer H. M. Havner B. A. Archer Slaters Eleanor Loraine St. Joseph‘s Chapel B. J. Slattery Calvary

Death notices roll in from Waterloo area

Multiple obituaries report Clarence Wilcox age about 26 died in Winnipeg after a short illness. Agnes W Folkers age 39 died at sister Brennecke’s home Waterloo after years of illness. Peter Lorenzen age 73 died at Presbyterian hospital from uremic poisoning, with services in St Ansgar. Nina Troy dies unexpectedly in Cedar Falls. funeral plans unclear.

Clarence Wilcox W. A. Wilcox Eighth Street West Winnipeg Canada Gers Canadian Expeditionary Forces Arn Waterloo Nina B. Wilcox Everett Earl Agnes W. Folkers Fred Brennecke Logan Agenua Allison William Folkers Watee Brennecke Helen Lodage Strawberry Point Kate Moss Greene Frank William Hilsko Alison Lutheran Church Folkers Peter Lorenzen Presbyterian Hospital St. Ansgar Peter Lorenzen, Jr O'Keefe Nina Troy Cedar Falls Nina Troy Howard Gratiot Wis

Dealers Fear Coal Shortage Amid Cold Winter

In Waterloo, a dealer says current coal stocks will last ten days under present conservation. Newly mined coal from Franklin County Illinois is not expected to arrive in large quantities for two weeks. The county’s mines have not started, and officials doubt a normal coal flow will resume this winter if cold weather persists.

Waterloo Franklin County Ill

Winter coal supply under strain as heavy snow looms

The report notes a tight coal in transit as confiscations and diversion notices reach dealers. Forecasters warn of heavy snowfall that could blockade trade, with deep snowbanks flanking rails. A milder spell soon could ease the danger and allow dealers to rebuild reserves.

Janetary

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