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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1934

Page

8

Welcome Homecomers Yowsah A Glimpse Of 1900 Everyday Life

A retrospective voyage via Echoes detailing a day in 1900 commerce and leisure. The narrator visits Ehrlich and Lawrence mills Gus Gunderson’s implement shop Doc Kuster Falb Bros Capper Shaffer entailing groceries meat and lumber Joe Butler John Lehman Son Dec Fothergill Stoehr Pharmacy gas lamps Falk Muehlenthaler livery Berg clothier Ed Klingman Max Raffaut and ends with a dance at the opera house featuring Carpenter’s orchestra and a night at Hotel Dewey.

Ehrlich & Lawrence Gus Gunderson Gus Doc Kuster Holzer Capper & Shaffer Falb Bros Joe Butler Comet Mev John Lehman & Son Ben Schori & Co John Christ's Dec Fothergill Stoehr’s Pharmacy Echo Falk & Muehlenthaler W. H. Finkle Walt Carpenter Berg Ed Klingman Max Raffaut Opera Emma Moser Minnie Lyon Nellie Stoehr Verena Schmid Tryphie Lewis Ida Schori Will Cooley Carla Jacquette Norm Lewis Alfred Holzer Roy DeSart Max Thoma Dewey

Code of Isws Alleged by Sabulia Girls Organization

A fragment from the Sabuln Gazette reports that a local group called the Sabulia girls adopted a coded rule set. The code claims drinkers, smokers, chewers, or those who gamble cannot engage in certain social interactions, using phrases about red wine, nauseous plugs, and three-two beer as warnings.

Sabuia Sabuln Gazette

Illyria Community Notes Guests and Gatherings Across Town

A crowded week of visits and outings unfolds across Waterloo Elgin and surrounding areas. Families including Rothlisberger Klingman Yearous and Frieden share dinners picnics and church plans while 4 H clubs and cemetery association events draw local participation at West Union Guttenberg and state park near Lamont. Notable appearances include Rex Medberry and family Lehman reunion in Elgin and World’s Fair trip with Lyle Whittenbaugh leading a group of seventeen boys.

Lulu Rothlisberger Ella Kerr Waterloo Yria Elgin C.M. Klingman Elkader Andrew Yearous Will Frieden Carroll Klingman Donald Neuenswander Fayette Walter Rothlisberger Fred Rothlisberger Mabel Rose Reitz Cheery Valley Ida Marie Frieden Nels Iverson Canoe Iowa Roy Kimball Anna Mae Anna Gibson Lena Hunsberger Clarence Doty C. W. Johnson Oelwein H. Foxwell Grace Thomas Ella Foxwell Donald Albright Mra Charlotte Medberry Lis Cemetery Association and Aid Society West Union Fair Grounds Rex, Medberry Ira Olson St. Olaf Gottfred Frieden Lucretia’ Turnbull Arthur Hermen Frederick Schupbach Reuben Nydegger Laverne Schneider Edwin Frieden Lyle Whittenbaugh Clarence Ewing West Union Harry Frieden Lima Nettie Fischer Alice Fanny Frieden Ruth Schneider Jacob Gehring Ruth Otis Viola Elizabeth Foxwell Roy Wessel Cole Delbert Donald Nevenswander Walter Rothisberger State Park Lamont Ed Wenger Gene Rose McMillan L. C. Popenhagen Laverle Anamosa Walter Medberry Arthur Yearous Jim Yearous Margot Musser Reynold Strong

Local social notes fill Cheery Valley column with visits

Alma Friederich visits in Clermont area and many neighbors attend picnics and dinners at various homes. Several families such as Friederichs, Christens, Schupbachs, and Butikofers host gatherings with relatives and friends in August. The column ends with a satirical note about late diners and nostalgia for old fashioned neighborhood bankers.

Elgin Homecoming Weekend Schedule and Activities

The Elgin homecoming features a two day program with a pet parade prizes lectures and a music festival. Highlights include Eddie and Joe entertaining, Hilda Meyer's bands, mayoral remarks, baseball and kittenball games, races and boxing, picnics, Norwegian and Swiss songs, a Seth Parker program, and a Sunday church service followed by a cafeteria dinner. A registration desk at the town hall will help contact visitors and build a mailing list.

Eddie Joe Hilda Meyer Reading Mary Hanson Elgin Band H. F. Becker Elgin Wadena Clifford Kittelson Quartette Hans Grether Seth Parker St. Paul’s M. E Illyria Talent St. Pauls M. E Mlyria Baptist Church M. E

Old Timer Theme Lost in Nostalgic Town Reunion Verse

A folk voice recalls a hometown reunion in a shaded gathering reminiscing about 1872 era friends and kin. The speaker notes the excitement of kith and kin returning, old-time chatter, and the contrast with modern life as valley memories surface. The poem wryly imagines a tin type snapshot and shared stories among old friends.

Keerfuller Annabell Paradise

Homecoming Committees Named for Outreach and Planning

General Homecoming Committee led by F C Muehlethaler includes Mel Kohler John Falk J J Snyder L B Carter R W Muehlenthaler R F P Strauch. Reception Housing Registration roles assigned to L C A and Girl Scouts. Program and Entertainment chaired by Clar ence Kohls with several trustees listed. Parade chaired by Ray DeSart assisted by multiple members. Decorations chaired by Mrs Mel Kohler with Hans Grether Lena Baumsgartner M Zurbriggen Marie Mosby. Finance and Soliciting led by B J Baumgartner with Gordon Mosby C B Schori.

F. C. Muehlethaler Mel Kohler John Falk J. J. Snyder L. B. Carter R. W. Muehlenthaler R. F P. Strauch L. C. A. and Girl Scouts Clarence Kohls F. ©. Muehlethaler L. L. Kiple R. C. Jorgenson Howard Shaffer Ray DeSart George Falk C.B. Schori O. P. Stoehr T. W. Dean Sheldon Boyle Hans Grether Lena Baumsgartner M. Zurbriggen Marie Mosby B. J. Baumgartner Gordon Mosby C. B. Schori

The Passion Flower and its symbolic meaning

The name passion flower derives from its corona resembling the crown of thorns and other parts symbolizing Jesus Christ's crucifixion. Five sepals and five petals represent the ten apostles, with Peter and Judas omitted. The term passion refers to Christ's sufferings in the last days.

Jesus Christ Peter Judas Christ

Glacial Epoch in Geology: Early Quaternary Ice Ages

The term glacial epoch or ice age denotes the early part of the Quaternary in earth history. Glaciers moved across the land, scarring rocks and transporting vast drifts over regions now including this country and Europe. The exact timing remains uncertain, lying before written history.

Europe

Sam Houston's Political Career Highlights Across Texas

Sam Houston served as Texas governor from 1859 to 1861 and held the unique roles of president of the republic of Texas from 1836 to 1838 and again from 1841 to 1844, shaping early Texas governance. He is noted for leading Texas through formative years and influencing state federal relations.

Sam Houston Bom Houston Texas Republic of Texas

California Climate Summary

Climate in California is described as a composite of global patterns with vast geographic variation. The terrain ranges from snow capped mountains to desert heat, illustrating broad differences similar to those between northern New York and southern Florida.

California New York Florida

Old Celtic Calendar Note on October 41 Witch Revels

A brief remark notes October 41 as the last day of the old year in the Celtic calendar, marking it as time when witches and warlocks held revels, with old superstitions lingering in Christian observances.

Pago the Radio Artists Shakeshark Roars in Chaco Region

A chaotic report from the Chaco region in northwestern Colomaia describes Pago the Radio Artists Shakeshark and Ash roaring while ants sing as a traveler named Alseavered visits. The fragmentary text hints at a surreal scene with notable figures and a distant locale.

Pago Shakeshark Ash Roar Ants Chaco Colomaia

Mistletoe Declared Official Flower of Oklahoma

The report states that mistletoe has been named the official flower of Oklahoma by state authorities. The designation highlights the plant's cultural and regional significance within the state.

Oklahoma

Also Mentioned on This Page

Optometrist C. W. Heiserman West Union, Iowa Illyria Lois Burrow Rex Medberry Guttenberg Darlene Yearous Gladys Yearous Francis Jagerzon N. E.nancy Posterville Roy French Farm Bureau Helen and Hazel Rothlisberger Ruth Rothlisberger Cheery Valley News Alma Friederich Clermont Fred Butikofer Rose Friederich Philman Larson Aden Hanson Jake Christen Lillian Christen Frank Christen Ruth Schupbach Albert Schupbach Louise Dennler Hanson Bros O. T Otto Blockhus John Friederich Louis Butikofer Lawrence Anna Schupbach Marvis Durscher Emma Krogness Frank Anderson Chicago Arthur Friederich Jake Bulikoter Oscar Baumgartner Ida Meyer Harold and Earl Li Christen Dan Butikofer G. Friederien Eliza Friederich Albert Freddie Ern Friederich Herman Schupbach Ed Metzger Reuben George Metzger Alice Friederich John Lantz Gordon Schupbach Willie Elmer Lucy Christen Ernest Christen Clara Meuhlenthaler Joe Frieden Phyllis Shirley Vern Bert _Thoman Oelwein American Legion Wing’s Park Carl Schori, Mer Elgin, Iowa Elgin Furniture Store
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