Cheery Valley Dinner Guests Network of Local Families
Local social notes list numerous visits and dinners among residents of Cheery Valley area including Schwin Jacobs Musselman Chapman Schlupp Frieden Hanson Leuchtenmacher Thom an Schupbach Pulfer and others with gatherings at the Hanson, Butikofer, Pulfer, and Frieden homes and visits to Elkader and Elgin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schwin
Dubuque
Lydia Jacobs
Carrie
Rosa Musselman
Morton, Til
Martha Chapman
Rosa Schlupp
Martin Hanson
George Christen
Reuben
Albert Butikofer
Emil Frieden
Sam Dennler
Freddie
Ernest Friederich
Thos. Hanson
Levi Frieden
West Union Hospital
Fred Butikofer
Jake Butikofer
George Leuchtenmacher
Elkader
Lucy
Elizabeth Christen
Ellen
Alice Hanson
Bert Thoman
Niema Schupbach
Margaret Schupbach
Elgin
Elmer Baumgartner
Earl Gene
Wm. Baumgartner
Adolph Baumgartner
Albert Schupbach
Earn Lerch
Rose Musselman
John Pulfer
G. Friederich
Ben Frieden
John Schmid
Emil Moor
Frank Christen
Jake Christen
Willie
John
Ernest Christen
Werner Karrer
Paul Bossard
Eikader
Mabel Dennier
Anna
John Friederich
Wilbert Lehman
Hannah Scheidegger
Henry Grunhaupt
L. Christen
Ed Metzger
Lillian Christen
Jake Dennler
Ed Lavelle
Postville
Fred Schlupp
Martin Hangen
Dan Surver
Oscar Frieden
Alice
Walter Butikofer
Eliza Friederich
John Dennler
Council Proceedings Elgin Iowa April 3 1929
Elgin Iowa town council met by adjournment to act as board of equalization. Mayor Weibel and six councilmen attended. The assessor read the roll, minor changes were ordered to avoid a special meeting, and the assessor’s books were approved. The body reconvened as council and approved water main extensions on Pleasant Street to Falb garage and on Center Street to M. Y. Kiple’s area, about 600 and 622 feet respectively. J Harrington appointed to oversee the project. M J Harrington Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Iowa
Board of Equalization
Weibel
Schori
Stoehr
Falk
Kiple
Yenney
Pleasant Street
Hattie MacKellar
Falb
Center Street
J. D. Shaffer
Veterinary Warning On Farm Paint Dangers And Animal Health
The Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association cautions farmers about lead poisoning from fresh and used paints on farms. Cattle may ingest lead from containers and spilled paint, causing fatal results. Farmers should destroy old containers and ensure painters do not dump leftovers where cattle access them. Reports across northeastern Iowa note hog cholera contagious abortion in swine hemorrhagic septicemia in cattle and chickens influenza in horses. A bridge club gathering at the Kuhlers occurred with a 4 person picnic supper followed by bridge and euchre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association
Johnson County
Iowa
Broadcaster tips and prices for roofing materials
The notice urges reroofing this year to save money as Mule-Hide shingles and roofing prices may rise. It highlights roofing, lumber, millwork, and wire fencing moving in spring, offers estimates on concrete feeding floors, and mentions Red Top Steel Posts for fencing.
Seeks Fisth Honors Me Teemer in Penn Football Strike
Fragmented text mentions a Penn football team aiming for a merged title and a fighter from Turkey. A salesman key point appears but misdirects attention, suggesting a clash between marketing and athletic pursuit amid unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me Teemer
Turkey
Baptist Church Notes Sunday Services and Meetings
The Baptist church lists an English service at 10 a.m. and Sunday school at 11 a.m. A BYP U program committee meets at 7 30 p m with the evening program at 8 p m as printed in the Echo. A 3 p m meeting is planned at Sumner if roads permit. Thursday speaking time prayer meeting at 7 30 p m and choir rehearsal at 9 p m. The pastor Ph Lauer notes improved attendance and welcomes all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo
Sumner
Nervous workers push through tasks on tense day
In a bustling scene, workers keep pace despite nerves, pushing through tasks with steady urgency. Managers note heightened focus as deadlines loom and nerves ripple across teams.
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Cheery Valley
Harry Dennler
Wm. Larson
Council Proceedings
M. J. Harrington
Bridge Club
Mel Kuhler
Tad
Pat
Schori & Kuster Lumber
Compan Elgin
Wadena News
William Probert
Lafe Hawn
Will Follensbee
West Union
Dick Kennedy
Dick Clothier
Fayette
Miss Hoag
Richard Erickson
Luther Crandall
Paul
Dick Gage
Lima
Milo
Clea Whittenbaugh
Oelwein
Clarence Nuss
David
Arlington
Fred Gernand
George Davis
Victor ‘Wallace
Carl Gehring
yeRoy
Lena Aeschliman
Bertha Randall
Lawrence Welch
Hans Larson
Jane Hummell
Volga
Waukon
Anna Jennings
Monticello
The
Sam
LaVerle Popenhagen
Glen Pearson
Joy Jennings
O. F. Johnson
Lynn Probert
Wauston
Will Christeleit
Volga City
Alice Minger
Gerald Gage
Hauisen
Louise Schmidt
Clifton
M. A. Klingman
Robert
Fred Klingman
Haussen
H. E. Broughton
Feller
Tropics
Ceylon
Red River
Thomas Daugity
Ctut
United Tures Navy
Baptist Church
Ph. Lauer
Rosalinde’ Masini
New York
Otto
Ian
Ferry
D. M. Ferry & Co
Dept. H
Detroit
Michigan
Albert T. Reid
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