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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1929
Page
4
Illyria News Bits and Local Visits Highlight Week
Floyd Ernst of Iowa City visited his mother Nancy Ernat and family for several days. Elizabeth Schupbach of Elgin helped with housework at Ray Herwig’s. Martha Chapman and son Delbert hosted guests. George Butikofer hosted later. Numerous neighbors shared meals and visits at homes near Elgin and Strawberry Point. Several families hosted weekend guests, with many schoolchildren noted for perfect spelling lessons in March.
For Sale Advertising Leaves Elgin Iowa Echo Page
Classified notices from Elgin Iowa list milk wagon boxes, milkers, seed wheat and clover seed for sale with prices. Also offered are a hand washing machine, two milking machines, Timothy hay barley corn, old newspapers and sales books. Sold by Lehman’s Hardware and Torkelson Bros. at Elgin Echo Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stai Lebaker Wagon Co
Jonce
Henry Topp
Elgin
Iowa
Bette
Lehman's Hardware
Torkelson Bros
East of Elgin Social Roundup Notes Visits and Gatherings
Anna Lerch visits at Lou Martie Sr. home this week. Mrs. Robert Wilson and daughter Genevieve spend Easter at Hans Winkler home. Gladys Amundaen stayed overnight with sister Juline Johnson. Nels Gilbert family and two children Norma and Doris visited Henry Wilson home. Martin Groth family visited parental T. J. Olson home over weekend. Louise Meyer and Signey Hanson stayed with Mrs Christian Nelson Wednesday. Lydia Martie helped Mrs Theo L Olson last Wednesday. Floyd Odegard came to assist Reuben Mark last Monday. Lydia Martie and Anna Lerch attended district No. 4 school Monday. Ole M Relerson and son Glen dined at Lou Martie parental home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lerch
Lou Martie Sr
Robert Wilson
Genevieve
Hans Winkler
Gladys Amundaen
Juline Johnson
Nels Gilbert
Norma
Doris
Henry Wilson
Martin Groth
T. J. Olson
Louise Meyer
Signey Hanson
Christian Nelson
Lydia Martie
Theo. L. Olson
Floyd Odegard
Reuben Mark
Ole M. Relerson
Son Glen
Lou Martie
Observation on a wife's influence over husbands
A noted saying claims a handsome woman can sway men, except when the man is her husband, reflecting a common belief about domestic dynamics and gender roles.
Illyria Church Notes Sunday Services and Easter Music
Sunday school at 1 30 worship at 2 30. Easter music prepared for next Sunday services. Friendly Church welcomes all. Pastor J J Snyder invites parishioners.
Oak Grove Social Notes Paint Busy Week
Faye Brabham and Helen Luchsing er stayed with Mrs. Alton Seever overnight. Butch Monnahan visited Decorah for business. Mrs. Frank Lyons Doris Lyons and Mrs. Clarence Tripp and daughter visited the George Boyle home. Johnnie Howard spent Saturday in West Union. Eva Dummermuth visited in Arlington Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Amex Eckhart visited with relatives in Arlington Wednesday. Mrs. Ed Boyle entertained the Ladies Circle Thursday. Walter Kohls family and Phylis Rowland visited Wednesday evening at the Albert Dummermuth. Mrs. Enos Howard and Mrs. Reuben Howard visited Thursday with Mrs. George Howard. George Boyle family and Mrs. Walter Kohls were Sunday visitors at the Wm. Boyle home. Mr. and Mrs. Jud Conner spent last Friday with the Herbert Dammermuth family. Mabel Brummond guest in the Win. Flannagan home near heat Wadena. Mrs. M. Allen of Montevideo and Mrs. Harold Bennett visited Thursday at the Bert Allen home. Frank Howard moved household goods Friday to the J. A. Boleyn farm vacated by Walter Pritchard. Junior and Sheldon Kohls weekend guests at the Ed Boyle home. No school Monday in district No. 6 Oak Grove due to bad roads. Oak Grove School Notes list pupils neither absent nor tardy for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Ernst
Iowa City
Nancy Ernat
Elizabeth Schupbach
Elgin
Ray Herwig
Martha Chapman
Delbert
George Butikofer
Ohio
Gottfried Fred Schneider
Pfister
Gerald Frieden
Henry Frieden
C. L. Klingman
Carroll
Chas
Chapman
George Palmer
Strawberry Point
Viola Foxwell
Oelwein
H. Foxwell
Marie Schneider
Ruth
G. E.medberry
Leone
June
Fern Kerr
Ralph Shaffer
Walter Rothlisberger
Ella Foxwell
Wadena
Lola
Edna Hanson
Cheery Valley
Faye Brabham
Elizabeth Schuphach
I. F. Shaffer
Arthur Herman
Fred Rothlinberger
Reuben Howard
Hazel
Mra
Enos Howard
Oak Grove
Jack Shaffer
Gerald
John Rothlisberger
Gon Leo
Rosanna Rothlisberger
Ida Mattocks
West Union
Mrs. Witt Kerr
L. Fs. Shaffer
Helen Luchsinger
Alton Seever
Butch Monnahan
Decorah
Frank Lyons
Doris Lyons
Clarence Tripp
George Boyle
Johnnie Howard
Eva Dummermuth
Herbert Dummermuth
Amex Eckhart
Arlington
Ed Boyle
Flannagan
M. Allen
Montivideo
Minn
Harold Bennett
Bert Allen
Frank Howard
J. A. Boleyn
Walter Pritchard
Junior
Sheldon Kohls
Won Victory For Sex The pro tee law before the United States
The bill permitting women to petition a law before the United States Supreme Court in 1870 was largely due to the efforts of Belva A. Lockwood. The text notes the strong early role of Lockwood in advancing women’s legal rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Belya A. A. Lockwood
Firemen Agree on Prevention Worth, American Magazine
Foreman leaders in the local fire department advocate prevention measures in response to rising incidents. The article notes training, public safety campaigns, and community outreach as key steps to reduce fires and protect residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afengee
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Dr. Frank Mock
Elgn
Schori Brothers
Depot
R. A. Crider
Wm E Baumgartner
Hadsel
Citizens State Bank
Chas. Feller
Illyria
Marie‘ Dennler
Loies Matthys
Hazel Howard
Evelyn ‘Denner
Eva Bennett
Leater Luchsinger
Clarion Matthys
Robert, Howard
Geraldine . Matthys
Evelyn Denner
Lowell Bennett
Lowe ‘Nett
Marie Dennler
Lois Matthys
Lloyd
Mabel. Brummond
R. P. Strauch
Fred G. Matthys
Arthur Chapman
Echo
Anderson Farm
Brackin School
Dan Brause
Sca Bunch
McCasky
Crosby-Wirth
U. S
Optometrist
C. W. Heiserman
West Union, Iowa
OAK Grove News
Fisher
Ekenteier
Ibis Landau
John Falb
Theodore Roossvalt
Tra
Flekd Museum
Jackson
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