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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1944

Page

8

Illyria Social Roundup From Fay ette Area Guests

Local residents and families share meals and visits across Fayette and Postville with multiple dinner and supper guests. Notable mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Myron Moore and the Page family, the Lembkes meeting with the Progressive Home Study club, and numerous gatherings involving the Medberry, Schneider, Rothlisberger, Chapman, and Page households. The Cemetery Assn and Ladies Aid held a church basement meeting, with the next at April 19 at the church hosted by Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Doty.

Myron Moore Fayette Donald Page Lée Beer Roanoke Ill Lou Hunsberger Floyd Frieden Ralph Shaffer Jim Fox Fred Rothlisberger Ruth Otis Edwin Loftsgard Martha Chapman Arthur Chapman Oran Bane Walter Medberry Alton Medberry Lyte Floyd Holtzman Chas Ash Jim Yearous Jacob Yearous Fred Burrow Clara ‘Muehlenthaler Minn L. W. McKellar Thos. Ogle Joe Orvin Thompson Fleet Frieden West Union Dora Medberry Donna Medberry

Neighborhood visitors and illness report in Clermont

The record lists several visitors to the Nutting, Craft, Boyer, and Peters households in Clermont and nearby areas. Notable mentions include Lorraine Gilbert and Paul Stillman with measles, Stanely Boyer and Harlan Bartlett ill or recovering, and Mrs Sidney Patterson discharged to home care in Fayette.

Wm. Nutting E.R. Nutting Ray Gilbert Sidney Nutting Clermont Lorraine Gilbert Paul Stillman Junia Cummings Dan Craft Jor Peters Hubert Cummings Vern Boyer Leo Boyer Herman Boyer M. A West Union Hospital Will Heiserman Fayette Jim Bartlett Harlan George Holmes Holmes

Oak Grove Hosts and Guests Share Weekend Meals

Mrs. Ida Meyer and Mrs. Harold Meyer were dinner guests in Melbert Meyer’s home Sunday. Women from the area helped Mrs. Reuben Howard with quilting Thursday. Numerous local couples visited or hosted dinners in homes from Elkader to West Union, including the Leuchtenmacher, Mark, Kiple, Kohls, Denler, and Joyce households.

Ida Meyer Harold Meyer Melbert Meyer Reuben Howard Harry Gilson Ed Boyle J. I.phillips Robert Cheeseman Lynn Rosalyn Elkader Roy Leuchtenmacher Louis Becker Kenneth Mark Tofield Heck Earl Kiple Wm. Kohls Chas. Looby Walter den- Inler Gerald Shaffer Fleet Frieden John Howard Warren Joyce West Union

Local families visit in Gunder and nearby towns

Gunder News reports several families visiting and hosting relatives. Joe Lind and Marion Lind families from LeClaire and Manchester left after a week with Oscar Lind and Rex Medberry. Others include Mrs. Ole Loftsgard hosting, Hiram Olson and Linda visiting the Henry Olson family, and Myron Anderson pairing with Rosina Anderson.

Joe Lind LeClaire Marion Lind Manchester Oscar Lind Rex Medberry Clara Muehlenthaler Ole Loftsgard Hiram Olson Linda Henry Olson Myron Anderson Rosina Anderson Danice Anderson A. C. Anderson New Hampton Allen Anderson Dan Sutter Orlando Loftsgard

Residents share visits and illness in Ole Loftsgard area

A summary of social visits shows Clara Muehlenthaler returning from Rex Medberry after eight weeks, Rosella Opsand weekending with the Hansons, and multiple guests at the Oscar Lind and Loftsgard homes. John Wold is ill, with relatives from Ames and Clermont visiting, and several locals attended A. S. Hoag’s funeral in Clermont. Sgt. Myron E. Hong and others are mentioned with hospital stays and family time.

Ole Loftsgard Clara Muehlenthaler Rex Medberry Rosella Opsand Bernard Hanson Clarence Kirkeberg John Wold Rodney Smith Margaret David Selmer Groth Oscar Lind Mervin Redferson Theo. Lottsgard Edna Henry ‘Skarshaug Anna Brorby Ames Emmanuel Larson John Sampson Clermont Orvin Bernard Raymond Loftsgard Otto Hanson A. S. Hoag Nora Peake Postville Henry University Hospital Iowa City Kenneth Paige Serena Chicago Olaf’Olson Earl Waterloo

Weekend Visits and Funeral Notices in Grand Meadow

Grand Meadow residents spent Saturday visiting multiple homes including Arthur Olson and Richard Olson, with Mrs Laura Holt traveling for a short visit. Many attended A S Hoag’s funeral at West Clermont Lutheran church. Additional calls and visits occurred among Olson, Halverson, Erickson, Peterson, and Holm families including Doris Johnson's weekend stay and Hazel Stee’s visit with baby.

Robert Wharram Joan and Gayle Arthur Olson Darlene Marilyn Olson Richard Olson Laura Holt Emmanuel Larson A. S. Hoag West Clermont Lutheran Church Clara Paterson Oscar Lind Caroline Erickson Selmer Bertina Bura Doris Johnson West Union Ed Johnson Mellien Loftsgard Selmer Erickson Clara Peterson Alvin Halverson Helen Reinhart Selmer Holm Highland

Traffic Up Again for First Three Months in 1944

Report by P A Schneider Division Maintenance Engineer of the State Highway Commission notes traffic at a meter one mile west of Postville on U S Highway 52 shows 1941 to 1944 changes. First three months 1941 46447 vehicles, 1942 45387, 1943 27400, 1944 33120. 1944 compares show decreases from 1941 to 1943 but a 17.2 percent rise versus 1943 due to open winter and near normal driving conditions.

P. A. Schneider State Highway ‘Commission Postville

Ventilating Stable In Winter Aim

A method to ventilate the stable while keeping a high stable temperature by allowing only the coolest air near the floor to escape, ensuring efficient air exchange without cooling the entire space.

Egg Selection Colors Eggs Slower Than Size Choices

Selecting incubator eggs by shell color is slower than choosing by size or shape. Pallets tend to lay tinted shells early and late in their year. Only long term vigorous selection delivers desirable shell color.

Grand Meadow Study Club Meeting Notes

The Grand Meadow Study club met at Mrs Henry Kit telson home on April 1. The president opened the session with Sweet Hour of Prayer and Psalm 41 read by Mrs Henry Kittelson. Members shared birth stones and flowers, discussed Red Cross bags, and heard lessons Youth in Wartime and Gear Your Work Schedule to Wartime Demands. Sophia Kittelson and Alice Kittelson moved adjournment after contests by Emma rupdenen with winners Beryl Swenson and Rose Olson. Lunch was served by Beulah Kozelka and Clarise Lien.

Grand Meadow Henry Kittelson Myrtle Thorson Rose Olson Red Cross Beryl Swenson Sophia Kittelson Alice Kittelson Emmarupdenen Beulah F Kozelka Clarise Lien

Color Coded Nests for Carrier Pigeons Names Wheatly

The interior of army carrier pigeon nests in mobile lofts is painted distinctive colors to help birds identify their berths by color perception, according to W. W. Wheatly in The Family Circle magazine.

Saya W. W. Wheatly Family Circle Magazine

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