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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1922

Page

3

Society Notes Highlight Emerson PTA and Local Clubs

Snowy eve drew about 200 Emerson PTA members to the first meeting of the year. The program featured a Dickens drama and carols, with 130 Lafayette district patrons attending later. Socials and musical offerings from Runkel Music Studio, sixth grade pennant, and notices of weddings, clubs, and church groups filled the community page. A double wedding, Whipple Ellerman and Wilson Fagerild, was reported with couples living in Waterloo and Vinton, Ind.

P.T. A Emerson Parent-Teacher Association Ahearn J. & McGlade E. L. Cortan Mias Nettle McKinnon Lafayette Runkel Music Studio Kenneth Runkel, Jr Dorothy Ewan Mildred Wittick Bertha Gordon Helen Kloss

Philatheans Honor Members At Sunday School Party

Philatheans of First M B church hosted a party at teacher Mrs Carl Delfs home honoring two members. Gertrude Becker receives a gold Philathea pia for Washington DC travel and Jean Gertrude Harris, the New Year’s day bride candidate, receives a cook book. Mabel Forrest and Ruth Dodson played piano. Mabel Johnston led games. refreshments served by Genevieve von Lackim and Viola Stuff. Sixteen attended. A church supper and meeting follows Monday night.

First M. B Carl Delfs Misa Gertrude Becker Washington, D. C Jean Gertrude Harris Mabel Forrest Ruth Dodson Mabel Johnston Delia Genevieve von Lackim Viola

Club Notes: Christming Parties Roundup at Local Homes

J D club hosts annual Christming party at president Mrs W ik Peavey's home with a turkey dinner. Y M W club members enjoy music by Mrs Arthur Roeder and Mrs Rudolph Venter, games won by several members, luncheon aided by Miss Zahller. D M C club and husbands attend Christmas party at Mr and Mrs A Hawver's with three course chicken dinner, contests, and gifts. Farewell token for Mrs George Mitchell who plans to travel to California.

J.D. Club KE. Tf. Matthias Y. M. W. Club Arthur Roeder Rudolph Venter Lillian Zahller Will Webbeking Carl Venter Ed Widdell Zahller Matthing D. M. C. Club 4. C. Hawver Frank Cowles Sarah Peck Cowles Emma Palmatier A. Dickey George Mitchell California

Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes Encourages Aging Gracefully

Edna Kent Forbes discusses two attitudes toward aging and urges readers to maintain dignity and a positive appearance. She promotes smiling, avoiding heavy artificial hair treatments, and using simple beauty tips like witch hazel and proper skin care to keep youthfulness and a pleasant demeanor.

Beauty Edna Kent Forbes M. P Jennie

Christmas Seal and Altruism Lift World Outlook

Ruth Cameron argues the TB Christmas Seal symbolizes a humane shift in society. She recalls past suffering from tuberculosis and highlights modern aid that prevents infection, lowers death rates, and teaches care to families. The piece frames charity as Christian duty and urges placing seals on Christmas mail.

Elections mark new leadership for Waterloo chapters

Mrs. J. T. Riordan was elected president of the American Legion auxiliary at Moral Hall with Mrs. J. B. Becker named vice president and others elected to secretary treasurer chaplain and executive board posts. Seventeen Christmas stores will be packed for world war men, plus gifts for Waterloo families. The auxiliary reports substantial relief work and local organizations endorse juvenile detention home proposals.

J. T., Riordan American Legion Auxiliary Memoral Hall BE. Lb. Rohlf J. B. Becker Mra. Li Trepanza H. I. Pashby A. Cleveland T. CG. Young J. G. MccAlgin Grace Teeter W. TH. Wilson Fitzgerald Thomas McCartney Frultenke Waterloo Action of Waterloo Woman's Federation A.T. Petersen St. Mark's Altar Guild W. E. Cowan Warren Guibert George Harris W. Wimber Hunter

Grandmother Boldan Celebrates Ninety Second Birthday at Home

Mrs Rebecca Boldan honored at 4371 Florence Street as she marks her 92nd birthday. Family gathers for 6 PM dinner with children and grandchildren attending. Native of England, she came to America at 19, married Joseph Boldan, and helped shape Waterloo area life for decades.

Rebecca Boldan Florence Street George W. Saldan England America Joseph Boldan Waterloo

Mandarin Button Prompts Cap'n Lem's Old Tales

In the Marden kitchen Cap'n Lem recalls their voyage legends as Roberta eyes the jade Mandarin button. He clutches the lacquered box, hints at a costume ball, and memories of distant seas return in a moment of wistful nostalgia.

Cap'n Lem Marden Roberta Cap’n Lam Jullus Seven Seas Jokin Cap'n Lem

Liddy Bells Voyage Ends with a Dance and Admiration

In a harbor scene Lemuel Dyer steers the Liddy Bell as Roberta accepts his escort home after a moonlit dance. The Mandarin and dignitaries observe, while Cap'n Lem contemplates the charm of the moment and the heritage of home.

Ain Liddy Lemuel Dyer Cap Liddy Bell Marsaden Cap'n Lem Roberta

Chapman Probes Sunfish Die Off At Dillon River

Deputy game and fish warden EB J Chapman investigated a mysterious sunfish die off near Dillon's boathouse on the east bank of the river. He preserved samples at home for scientific analysis after collecting a large cache of dead fish by seine, noting sickness delayed his examination.

Dillon’s Hank EB. J. Chapman Game and Fish Chapman Fish Commission

Grace Midweek Service Draws 300 Attendees

The Grace M. E. church night service drew 300 parishioners last evening. Miss Grace Sane formerly with Billy Sunday's party spoke during the study hour. W A Lanes class presented a hewiched choir and Bluett's girls presented a minstrel show.

Grace M. EB Grace Sane Billy Sunday W. A. Lane Arthur. Bluett Shaw

Plaza theatre cuts prices for Xmas matinee to aid needy

The Plaza theatre announces reduced prices for a Saturday matinee on Dec 16 for adults and children who bring apparel or food donations. The gifts will be distributed by the Social Welfare League or the Salvation Army, with theatre expenses covering delivery.

Plaza Theatre Management Social Welfare League Salvation Army

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