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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1921

Page

10

Birthday Honoree Mrs Shull Seventy-Eighth Anniversary

Mrs Sara M Shull celebrated her ninety eighth birthday with family at her Waterloo home daughter Mrs Sarah C Jenness hosted relatives a large cake and gifts arrived from friends She was born in Philadelphia in 1823 and has lived in Illinois and Waterloo She remains active reading daily and sharing memories with relatives Chapter PEO and various local groups held meetings and programs including crafts reports and charity drives with Piney Woods Braxton Miss and other efforts noted The paper also lists numerous social gatherings, club events, and planned installations around Waterloo Iowa.

Sarah M. Shull Sarah C. Jenness Lincoln Circle Shull Sarah Barger Philadelphia Illinois Waterloo G. Bird Fort Dodge EB. H. Shull GA. Austin Freeport Jenness Ann van Y. I‘ami Okla W. H. Boyd le Mars Fred A. Shull Galesure C. F. Jenness Cedar Heights William Bird Ort Dodge Maude Burns Josephine Shimer Katherine Hadsell Joe Ney Jenness Des ‘Moines Roger Miller Emmons Johnson Piney Woods School Braxton Fannie Carrier J. W. Krapfel Lucy Frances Kimball Miriam Marsh New York

Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes Answers to Questions

John R Physicians concede olive oil is fattening but advise choosing best grade and extra sleep. Overweight readers receive tips on digestion, scalp care, silvering hair, and reducing fat. Readers are invited to send questions with self addressed stamps for replies.

Beauty Edna Kent Forbes John R Alice E Ge. B. J Mina Forbes Heauty Chats

Patterns for the Courier design department

An advertisement urges readers to obtain up-to-date Courier patterns from the Fashion Department by sending 15 cents per pattern to Waterloo. Patterns allow seams and orders are filled as soon as possible, with an estimated ten days after sending in the order.

Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo

Gifts That Please Self Or Love In Quiet Debate

A reader questions whether jewelry gifts reflect generosity or self pleasure. The column argues gifts should suit the recipient, not the giver, and notes rich husbands can still deprive wives of needed items. It recalls a man who bought two lace negligees over practical clothing, highlighting a familiar moral about true generosity. The piece ends with details on a contest judging panel and event support.

Local grocery ad lists butter, beans, tea and canned goods

A 1920s style advertisement lists C Stinehart Fresh Creamery Butter and Good Potatoes among daily staples. Items include Navy Beans, Oat Meal, Rice, Preserves, Dinner Party Coffee, Japan Tea, Helmet Peaches, Pineapple, Pears, peanut butter, dried fruits, cereals, sardines, tomatoes, raisins, dates and Fairbanks Soap. Includes phone numbers and address 318 B. 4th St.

Japan Fairbanks

West High Declamation Trials Set For Friday

Final decision on student declamation at West High will be made in the auditorium next Friday at 7 p.m. when a series of tryouts concludes with the cream of the school's orators. Admission is 25 cents. The speakers of the evening are:

West High

Iowa Trails Pennsylvania in 1920 Road Building Pace

A report by Thomas H. MacDonald shows Iowa built 40 miles of paved highway in 1920 while Pennsylvania completed 410 miles. MacDonald, former Iowa highway commission chief, now heads the federal bureau of public roads in Washington. Pennsylvania’s record is believed superior.

Iowa Pennsylvania Thomas H. MacDonald MacDonald Iowa Highway Commission Washington, D. C

Illinois Announces Concrete Roadway Paving Record

Illinois shows a strong paving program with about 339 miles of concrete roads laid in 1920, 350 miles under contract, and plans to surface 350 miles more in 1921 as part of a nationwide effort to speed road construction.

Ilinois

Boy Scouts Officials to Meet in Oelwein for Exposition

Northeast Town Boy Scout officials will meet in Oelwein on January 21 to plan the second annual northeastern town exposition for next summer. Ray L. Short, scout executive, received the information by letter. The district serves about 15 822 boys with a field commissioner appointed to aid local officials in pursuing the slogan A Boy Scout in every town. Last summer's Payette exposition featured district youth from Waterloo troops on merit.

Oelwein Ray L. Short Su Manor Payette

Waterloo Scouts to Name 1921 Expo Delegates Soon

Waterloo's representatives to the 1921 exposition will be announced shortly after Mr. Short returns from the meeting of scout officials. Newspaper advertising costs less than any other medium.

Waterloo Short

Probes Cement Price Ordered by Macon Grand Jury

Circuit Judge W K Whitfield instructed the Macon County grand jury to investigate the price of cement in Decatur Illinois. The move follows concerns over cost and market practices affecting local construction and public works.

Associated Press Decatur W. K. Whitfield Macon County Grand Jury

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