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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1959
Page
8
Clyria Community Church in Donald hosts Sunday school at 10 15 and worship at 1 15 PM. Numerous visitors and social guests arrive for weekend gatherings, dinners, and anniversaries across Volga Elkport Elkader Fayette and nearby towns, with families and friends from Iowa cities attending community events and meals.
A sequence of social calls and home visits wove through Cheery Valley towns. Families including Hanson, Christen, Baumgartner, Knudtson, Pollock, Embretson, Butikofer, Dennler, and Schreiner connected at various homes in Orlin Mason, Guttenberg, Waterloo, Mason City, Volga, and McGregor during mid April.
Community members from Azel Pratt to West Union appear in a sequence of social calls hospital visits dinners and out of town visits. Names include Butikofer Schmidt Braker Frieden Nickels Dennler Christen and Thoman along with Howard Worcel Boyer Cherry Ree der and more. Several relatives travel to Davenport Waterloo Cedar Rapids and Decorah for events and contests.
Mrs Don Reeder along with Gary and Mrs Wilson Patterson Vickie and Marion attended a Tuesday afternoon baby shower at the Louis Regenald home in Hawkeye for Mrs Robert Busch and Mrs Vern Darnell. Stan Boyer and Michael Henry from Waterloo spent the weekend at the Julia Boyer home.
Mrs R E McGowan of Renwick was re-elected president of the North Iowa Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church at Marshalltown. The group includes about 39,000 women in 420 churches across northern Iowa. Eleven officers were re-elected and four new ones chosen. Our Want Acts bring results.
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