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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1938
Page
8
E R Withell D C chiropractor advertises distinct chiropractic services featuring X Ray and Neurocalometer care from the State Bank Building in Elkader Iowa.
Local residents and relatives gather for Thanksgiving dinners and visits at numerous homes including the Dennler, Butikofer, Friederich, and Schlupp households. Farmers and teachers share festivities with families across Elkader and surrounding areas, with school events and community programs noting upcoming Christmas plans.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold its annual meeting at the church parlors Friday afternoon December 1 with a picnic lunch served. Numerous local residents attended the Thanksgiving dinner at East Clermont church and the bazaar, while families hosted guests across Clermont and nearby areas.
Iilyria Items report Mr and Mrs Walter Rothlisberger spent Monday to Wednesday in Des Moines for a Hereford show and sale. Grace Foxwell from near Garner stayed from Thursday to Monday with her mother Nellie Foxwell and family. Mrs Elia Kerr and Lydia of Waterloo shared Thanksgiving dinner with Lulu Rothlisberger and family.
A concise reflection presents friendship as the supreme perfection within society, emphasizing its role in fostering unity, mutual respect, and communal well being across diverse relations.
Oak Grove residents hosted extended kin and friends over Thanksgiving with visits from Cedar Rapids Mc Gregor Waverly Waterloo and Des Moines delegations. Attendees included Dennler Thoman Wilson Howard and Thoman families among others in a sequence of dinners and gatherings.
Progressive Home Study Club met at the Ogle home. The group quoted a poem about books as keys to wisdom and gates to lands of pleasure, noting treasures found in reading include pleasure, knowledge, imagination, development, and personal growth through new experiences and interactions.
The first lesson of Project III in the Child Development and Family Relationship series promotes starting reading early with lullabies and picture stories. It cautions that fearsome and crime tales are dangerous and notes the session at the Progressive Home Study Club of districts No 1 and 2 in Hlyria township held at a member’s home.
Walter H. Rhodes, convicted in April 1937 of killing his wife, won a new lease on life as the Iowa Supreme Court reversed the conviction and remanded the case for a new trial on Tuesday.
Mrs Mary Ogle led a November 22 gathering with twelve attendees. Roll call offered Christmas gift ideas. Hospitality included pressed chicken sandwiches cake pickles and coffee. The group adjourned to December 20 at Mrs Alton Medberry’s home for an all day session and a Christmas party. Publicity Chairman remarks on handbag clutter.
A concise maxim stating personal responsibility for one own safety and well being, emphasizing that external factors matter less than individual actions and mindset in preventing lasting harm.
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