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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1922

Page

8

Christmas reunions fill Waterloo households with kin

The Waterloo area heard of multiple Christmas reunions as families gathered across towns and states. Notable groups included John Averill’s extended family from Waterloo and Ogilvie visiting in shift, while Mrs. Miller’s relatives in Orange township joined Mrs. Klingaman’s kin for Christmas dinner. Various households reported piano and vocal numbers, meals, and intergenerational greetings, with Grandma Sally Fika aged 98 among the elder attendees.

John Averill Robert Anderson A. C. Miller Orange Township Miler Mr. Miller Miller J. Wilbert Miller Walter Miller Lloyd Miller W. H. Maust Lloyd Manat Wilbur Miller Wiliam Bridge Frank Beck C. J. Miller J. J. Miller Ira Fike H. W. Miler Sally Fika

Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes

Edna Kent Forbes answers reader letters on hair care skin care and cosmetics. Advice covers hair net colors matching natural hair prevent frostbite on feet care with borax in creams and cleansing routines for aging skin with oils creams and baths.

Beauty Edna Kent Forbes

Health, Money, and the Sin of Wasteful Health

Ruth Cameron argues against the habit of saying I can't afford it and expands the idea to health. She notes health extravagance mirrors financial waste, citing glasses, eating, summer habits, and sleep as common self indulgences that harm well being and ultimately cost more. She urges disciplined, practical care to preserve health.

Sam

Church News Highlights and Meetings Recap

In Walnut Street Searchlight class at the Y W C A Wednesday luncheon at 1 pm. Annual business meeting and officer elections follow. Deborah society holds all day quitting at First M B church parlors Wednesday. Daughters of Plymouth plan all day Wednesday with Mrs A Heath. Sacred Heart court W C GO KF meets 8 pm at St Marys auditorium. Trinity American Lutheran Ladies Guild meets Wednesday in church parlors hosted by Mrs Emma Geiseman and Miss Melinda Geiseman.

Walnut Street Deborah Society M. B BD. Davis Our Lady of Victory W. G C. F K. of C. Hall Daughters of Plymouth A. Heath Sacred Heart Court W. C. GO. KF N’ St. Mary's Auditorium Trinity American Lutheran Ladies’ Guild Emma Geiseman Melinda Geiseman

Bulgarian Girl Best Spoiler at Cedar Heights

A Cedar Heights Christmas party hosted by Mr and Mrs W Parrott drew over 100 children who enjoyed carols, games, and a spelling contest. Prizes went to Robert Fowler Harold Jensen and Ruth Dage for essays on why we celebrate Christmas. Each child received a school bag and candy along with a 15 foot outdoor tree and guiding star.

Cedar ’Heights Mary Siykoff Robert Fowler Nhoiy Harold C. Jensen Christ Ourereiter Ruth Dage God

EVIDENCE GATHERER IS SORELY CRITICIZED

Fairfield IA December 26. The board of supervisors at Parr field faced criticism over paying Emel Johnson a month’s $420.64 for aiding the sheriff in securing evidence against bootleggers and gamblers. A companion, Joe Butcher, received $319.20. Critics allege Johnson gambled and drank with offenders, aided by county funds for drink and medical care, and that Johnson profited from the operation.

Fairfield, Ja Der Board of Supervisors Parrfield Emel Johnson Muscatine Johnson Joe Butcher Fairfield

Rob Packers SAR Heist Hits Morris & Co Chicago

Robbers blew the door from the Morris and Co branch office in Chicago early today and took about 2900 dollars from last Saturday’s receipts. The incident occurred at the packers facility as the firm’s staff reported the break in and theft to authorities. No arrests were announced immediately.

Rob Packers Chicago Yeggnien Tafe Ia Morris & Co., Packers

Salvation Army Plans Christmas Party for Needy Family

After two weeks of strenuous work to aid the poor and down and out, Salvation Army members and Sunday school children will host a Christmas party at the Water street barracks. The second floor will be cleared, decorated, and a big fishpond will let each child cast a line for a present. Mrs. Victor Lundgren will attend and address the children. Donations totaled 1234.61, with any balance to be used for winter relief as accounting is completed.

Salvation Army Water Street Victor Lundgreau Des Moines Salvation “Army Edward la Plount

Kathleen will stage Kathleen Kathleen rehearsals and venue

Rehearsals for the Legion play Kathleen begin Thursday at the Rialto hall with director DB Darfler arriving from John B. Rogers Producing Company. The Waterloo theatre production runs Jan 22 to 24 under Beecher-Chapman post auspices, promising a landmark amateur performance with notable talent, scenery, and costumes.

Beecher-Chapman Post American Legion Kathleen Waterloo Theatre Post Rialto Theatre DB. C. Darfler John B. Rogers Fostoria Whoas Waterloo

50 Above Marks Christmas as One of Warmest Days

The mercury topped 60 at its peak and a 29 degree low yesterday, marking one of the warmest Christmas days in this region. Professor M E Hoar predicts mild weather for the rest of the month with rain and thawing on December 28 and 29, and generally mild conditions thereafter.

M.E. Hoar

Big Creek Farmer Declares Bankruptcy in LaPorte City

Walter W. Clark of LaPorte City files a voluntary bankruptcy petition with referee J. E B. Jordan. Claimed debts total 6151.15, with 1500 secured by chattel mortgages on livestock and 4251.19 unsecured. Assets listed at 3255, with 300 exempt, including a soldier’s uniform. Also noted is a separate item: arms banned in Poland.

Walter W. Clark LaPorte City J. E B. Jordan Clark

Christmas Seal Money Still Coming In Waterloo

Christmas seal funds continue to arrive at the Greater Waterloo association headquarters. Director Mrs. W. T. Allington praised the public for generosity in buying these health messages and urged donors to mail their checks. The drive aims to surpass $2,000 as headquarters stay open several more days for public health support.

Christas Greater Waterloo Association W. T. Allingon Gales Waterloo Sociat Welsha League Mra Ate Kinson

Dinner for 89 relatives at Hudson home

On Christmas day Mrs J W Steeg hosted a large dinner at Hudson in honor of Alves Samuel Cifhsan and Mrs Byees mother. Eighty nine relatives attended the meal and gifts were distributed after. Mrs J L Blarvey of Waterloo is among the town’s oldest settlers nearing eighty two and has twenty eight branded children with fourteen great grandchildren.

Emily P. Vaughan Vaughan Grocent Will Vaughan Minneapolis Airs George Sawyer Ossie James Loonan Hudson J. R. Vaughan Herbert Des Moines Mary Hobnes Arthur C. A. Petrie Waterloo Petrie Ray Clinton Farmer Lake Cole Lloyd Loonan Tay Sinnard FL P, Gregg Dallas Tex Ed Shoring Davenport Christman Anna Gregg Carl Grover Grege George Counsell F. O. Gregg Cedar Palle J. W. Steeg Alves Samuel Cifhsan

Burglars Visit Dentist Office Third Time at Cedar Falls

Cedar Falls, Dec. 26 Special report says burglars paid a third Christmas visit to Dr. J. Jensen's office yesterday but left without taking valuables. They tried to pick the lock. five prior efforts had yielded about $200 in goods. Authorities suspect drugs were the motive.

Cedar Falls J. Jensen

First Evangelical Aid Society Meeting Postponed

The First Evangelical Aid Society meeting scheduled for Wednesday has been postponed indefinitely, delaying plans and any planned discussions or activities.

ATIC First Evangelical Aid Society

Tests for Good Writing Paper Quality

The article explains shopper tests for writing paper quality, emphasizing smoothness both sides, uniform surface, lack of stray fibers, and a distinct “snap” when flexed. It contrasts plate glazed with friction glazed finishes, notes texture, opacity, and durability from dry vs wet processing, and warns to balance economy with sheet strength and appearance.

Furly Athera Halse Gael Andl

Son Gifts Mother House and Furniture for Christmas

Des Moines reports Grace Crawford Myre receives a New England cottage at 67 Portia Street as a Christmas gift from her son. Neighbors note a caretaker figure and the setup includes installed furniture and curtains, with a man named Christos observed as an overseer.

Des Moines Grace Crawford New England Portiath Street Christos T. W. Craw

Contractor Drives Mother to New House Gifted Furnishings

Ford drove his mother to the new house and presented the furnishings to her as a Christmas gift, signaling a personal gesture tied to the holiday season.

Ford

Boys Must Restore Fodder Damage by Youths

Seven young men torn corn fodder shocks yesterday were gathered by police after being found damaging fields. They were disciplined, escorted through the jail for a sake of accountability, and promised to repair the fodder before release. Local resident P. J. Bennett complained.

P.‘J. Bennett Western Avenue

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