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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1924

Page

11

Waterloo Yuletide dances to brighten social season

ElNems of Sociebif Yuletide Dances Afford Gayety For Social Sets describes a spate of holiday dances in Waterloo. Key events include a Dec 36 party at the Waterloo Woman's club home hosted by Margaret Welshaar and Mary and Robert Stevenson with over 100 invited, a formal dance at Hotel Russell Lambertson with 9 30 start, and a New Year’s Eve dance at Knights of Columbus hall with Chicago orchestra. Also noted is the Masonic dance set for Jan 2 at the armory. Mrs S L rises man hosts a Christmas dinner for family including G F Johnson and Klingaman family. several members plan California winter travel.

Waterloo Armory Waterloo Woman's Hotel Russell-Lamson Ellis Knights of Columbus Hall Frank C. Fish George E. Shoemaker W. F. Rausch J. A. Raymond Chicago Mora C. E.klingaman Ray Kliogaman I. Klingaman Frank L. Kioganan California Daughters of Veterans Sons of Veterans Memorial Hall Elva Wannemaker Ethel, Snodsrass Mae Rodenhaver Grace Stallman Mary Woore Charles Hollis, Jr Elizabeth Knights of the Ku Klux Klan G. H. Pinkney Lave J. B. Gaines Betty Velma Cedar Rapids HR. Otterdahl Minneapolis Laurence Hutson Western Avenue John E. Young Eugene Smith College of Medicine Creighton University J. H. Smith A. E. Gragg E. A. Leighton Evelena Brooks Kansas Darwin Z. T. Brooks Minnie S. Davis George F. Davis Fannie Esther Jefferson Street James G. Clark Roy Bryant Missouri Arkansas P. L. Bryant Adam Melton Louisville Melton Helen Dubbert Cedar A. Pubbert Des Moines Donald Dorothy

Pearl S Anton and Franklin Nabhols Married Thursday

A Christmas wedding in Waterloo united Pearl S. Anton and Franklin W. Nabhols in a noon ceremony conducted by Rev. Clinton F. Smith. The bride wore a blue satin gown with steel beads and carried roses and baby’s breath. Afterward, guests dined at Lie Nome in La Porte and the couple plan to be at home June 1 at 852 Fourth Street West.

Clinton F. Smith Pearl S. Anton Nicholas Anton Fourth Street West Franklin W. Nabhols Brandon la Porte Lie Nome Herbert Anton Nabhoile Man‘ual Arts Iowa State Teachers College

Seven Christmas Days Below Zero In Iowa Weather

Severe arctic air kept the state in deep cold with a seven below zero minimum and six above the same day. Christmas data from 1896 to 1924 shows recurring subzero readings while travel suffered delays due to heavy traffic in frigid conditions. Train service later in the day neared normal levels but remained delayed by up to ninety minutes in places.

Iowa State Bureau

Christmas and local notices mix in Waterloo city brief

A Waterloo city brief lists scattered items from ad notices and Christmas greetings to legal actions and personal visits. Highlights include Miss Grace Hinkley visiting Fredericksburg, M. and Mrs. Farr of Los Angeles as guests, a pastor’s Christmas presents, and several divorce cases including Minnie S. Davis vs George F. Davis with custody requests, plus police and civic acknowledgments.

Grace Hinkley Fredericksburg Edward Boeger White Rock John Fourth Street H. K. Rouse Franklin Street W. D. Johnston Mooseheart Ames Los Angeles Cal G. W. Dawson

There Ought to Have a Window in the Hall of Fame

A reader recalls a hotel desk encounter where a harsh clerk changes after a manager intervention. The piece argues travel lodging should reward candid rebuke, praising the effect of honest feedback on service and noting the value of constructive criticism for better hospitality.

Phin Lone Hall of Fame

Beauty secrets for shapely shoulders and nails

A dated health and beauty column advises women on building up shoulders through targeted rubbing with rich creams like danoline or cocoa butter, breathing exercises, posture tips, and sleeping with a low pillow. It also covers a home manicure method using grease, pumice, and a pencil eraser, plus advice on hair bleaching, nail care, and addressing skin issues with baths and exfoliation.

Local News Notes From Waterloo and Iowa City

Brief items mention residents visiting relatives over Christmas, university fraternities and sororities initiation, a death in Chicago affecting a Waterloo family, near term court filing deadlines, and a rush on 1924 license renewals. Marriage licenses list several couples including Cruimmer McIntyre and Ward Uren, plus others in Waterloo and surrounding areas.

Junior Cross Word Puzzle Puzzle Answer Update

A note from the newspaper indicates the solution to Wednesday's crossword puzzle is provided. Readers are invited to check the published answer key for the completed grid and clues.

Local Boy Scout Play The Kid's Awakening Feb. 11

The cast of 100 will perform The Kid's Awakening in East Nish auditorium on Wednesday evening February 11 as part of Scout Anniversary Week. Lewis Lowderman stars as The Kid with Arthur F. Jury announcing the lineup and rehearsals begin January and continue Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays until February 11. The production, the largest ever by the local scout organization, includes Indian ceremonies dances scoutcraft demonstrations and various special groups showcasing signaling pioneering cooking map drawing first aid lifesaving and archery with multiple troops represented.

East Hish Arthur FP Lewis Lowderman the Kid Fast Nish Evers Czst Welly Sane Lewis Tharry Debs Charley Eden Tavertit George W. Wond Tleeman John W. G Wellp Harriman Ecceses Charles Creeley George Gunn Id van Ninn Robert Dotsin Billy Ashmore Bugier Leslie Nfallwin Jack Xorton Bill Burbank Tim Murphy Lylik Spencer m Halley Bean Otty Stone Ratiee Rey Wildlams Dino Marston Gordon Alexander Donald McCavick

Postoffice Rush Delivers Christmas Mail Amid Busy Season

The city post office endured a Christmas rush with four baskets left due to insufficient addresses. On December 24, 634 special delivery items were delivered, over five times the average. Registered mail also spiked, while many parcels and cards were misaddressed or going to former residents, prompting heavy tracing work. Stores reported a 10 percent year over year sales uptick despite cold weather and an unprecedented late-season surge.

Uri Elysnal Ray Cliegeert Ely Uncle Klartlad

Uncle Wiggily and Susie's Doll Adventure

Uncle Wiggily wanders the woods seeking a morning adventure with Sammie Littletail and Susie. Susie returns to the burrow to fetch one of her dolls before joining the old rabbit for a day after Christmas.

Uncle Wiggily Susie Howard RI. Garis Wigily Sammie Susie Littletail Mr. Longears Wiggily

Five Applicants Take Tests For Building Inspector Job

Five applicants seek the city building inspector post. L. T. Chester A. Dudley Alfred Cook David Toenies and Charles Wasson appear for the exam before a board of examiners led by M. B. Cleveland and George W. Muller. Expires June 1. Successful candidates will be certified to the city council for appointment under the building code. The two year term for Wasson ends Jan 1. Salary after Jan 1 is 32 500 per year, cut from 32 600 under the new budget.

Policy Council L. T. Chester A. Dudley Alfred Tern Charles Wasson

Harvest to begin on Cedar River tea near Neshua

Harvesting of tea along the Cedar river at Neshua is set to start within a fortnight if weather stays cold. Officials report the river depth and thickness around 12 to 16 inches while preparations prepare storage for 20 000 tons of tea. Local skaters sharpen gear as a season begins near Mullen avenue bridge and the dam.

Cedar River L. BD. Milter Crystal Sea & Ruel Co Hevror Ineles Ehick Young Coat Company Uinols Akatera Mullen Avenue Bridge Sone

Salvation Army Feeds 600 for Christmas Day

Two hundred needy children attended the Salvation Army Christmas party at Water Street Hall. Each child received a tog, candy, nuts, apples and cr anes. Mrs Eddie Bowe oversaw decorations and gift distribution. Commander Bowe reported kettle receipts should cover Christmas dinners for about 600 people across 260 baskets. Waterloo residents were thanked for their generous support.

Salvation Army Water Street Eddie Bowe Commiander Bowe Mull Waterloo

Patterns for the Waterloo Evening Courier

To obtain the Courier up to the patterns pattern of accompanying design send to Fashion Department. Evening Courier Waterloo enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. These patterns are low for seams. All orders filled as far as possible, but should reach you in ten days after sending in your order.

Fashion Department Waterloo

Watertown Treasurer Coon, 88, Celebrates Long Service

In Watertown New York on December 26 a report notes John Coon, aged 88, as the state’s oldest treasurer in continuous service. First elected in 1875 he has been re elected annually and expects to finish a fiftieth term this year.

Watertown Lofsen Fohn Coon

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