Wadena News Briefs Include Local Socials and Quarantine
Local notices record Mrs Frank Welch hosting the 500 club and high scores for A J Knutson and Warren Willertson. Reports note two scarlet fever cases, quarantine on the Fred Popenhagen and Will Young families, and various visits, illnesses, and social events in Fayette County communities. A church notice promotes services, and an advertising piece touts Echo and Enterprise offers. A court quip ends with a joke about a magistrate and a brick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Weber
Frank Welch
A. J. Knutson
Warren Willertson
J. E. Jennings
Fred Popenhagen
Will Young
J. Molumby
West Union
Frank Raftis
Frank Poor
Mr. Poor
Mae Hinkle
Leo Metcalf
Wilma McBride
Luther Crandall
Iowa City
Roy Crandall
Maggie Johnson
A. G. Herrling
Dubuque
J. 5
O'Hara
al Dahlgren
Legion Auxiliary
J. O. Probert
J. P. Paulson
Clermont
Robert Bigler
K. Evenson
Waterloo
Fr. Schroeder
Chas
Gehring
Elgin
Will Killerlain
Fayette
J. J. Kennedy
Edith Ernst
Chas. Medberry
Fred Ernst
la Verle Everetts
Erma Wittenberg
Sumner
Lew Hunsberger
Oscar Hunsberger
Faye Whittenbaugh
Cedar Rapide
J. F. Blakemore
Hunsberger
Pleasant Ridge
Clayton Counties
Presbyterian Church
Wadena School Notes Highlights of Weekly Activities
The first and second grades prepare for Santa's arrival with Christmas programs and plans. Darryl Voshell joined the second grade, making 21 in the primary room. Several students, including Maxine Bond and George Harris, had perfect attendance or punctuality last week. Fourth grade geography visits Eskimo land. Melbourne Lonegran joined the fourth grade. Eighteen pupils remain in the room. Arthur Weber was absent, and Margaret Cline was ill Tuesday night. Sixth graders study banking, learning to write checks and monthly statements. Fifth and sixth grades created banana graphs forming ships, dogs, and airplanes for art. Seventh graders make New Zealand notebooks for geography while reading Evangeline. Eighth graders prepare booklets of the Ancient Mariner for English. Ninth graders read Lady of the Lake for English. Junior high invited as guests to the Senior assembly Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Jesson
Darryl Voshell
Maxine Bond
Olmer Clark
George Harris
Ong Hinkle
Bensta Jennings
Blanche Johnson
Mary Kennedy
Derryn Leonhart
Vivian Minihan
Lee Aeschliman
Harry Chapman
Lucy Jones
Betty Ruth Johnson
John Murray
Darryl Johnson
Eskimo Land
Melbourne
Lonegran
Arthur Weber
Margaret Cline
New Zealand
Booklote
United Brethren Church Quarterly Meeting Notice
Rev C L Randall leads the first quarterly meeting December 12 and 13 with a 2 30 pm business session Saturday. Sunday school at 10 am, worship at 11 am, communion service, Christian Endeavor at 7 30 pm and evening service. Presiding Elder W S Elliott of Lehigh will lead. Ladies Missionary Society met, quilting project, wood cleared, meals served, thanks extended. Harvesters and Mission Band activities noted. new members Lyle Kuhenes Lucille Davis Vera Voshell. Mission Band to meet Tuesday with Forest Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Randall
Christian Endeavor
W. 5S
Elliott
Lehigh
Ladies' Missionary Society
H. H. Whitcher
Bible School
Mission Band
Lawrence Welsh
Lyle Kuhenes
Lucille Davis
Vera Voshell
Forest Moore
Fairfield Ilyria Twp Meet Reports Marketing Lesson
The Fairfield Ilyria township meeting was held at Mrs. Harold Strong's home on Wednesday December 2. Miss Geraldine Brainard led Marketing for Good Nutrition and demonstrated a balanced meal. Attendees from Fairfield and Ilyria included many named members and friends. The next Fairfield Ilyria gathering will be January 13 at Mrs Clarence Nuss's Arlington home with a lesson on Feeding the Sick. A follow-up meeting will be December 14 at Mrs Henry Feller's home. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield-Illyria
Ilyria
Harold Strong
Geraldine Brainard
Fairfield
Mlyria
Tilyria Indies
W. S. Rothlisberger
Thos. Ogle
Florence
Albert Dennter
John Wilson
Jim Wilson
Clyde King
Will Frey
Dorothy Tschantz
Marie Gehring
Viola Foxwell
Fairfield-Qlyria
Clarence Nuss
Arlington
Henry Feller
Homemakers Corner practical tips on laundry and cooking uses
Farmers' Bulletin 1499 F covers washing folding and ironing clothes including shirts tablecloths and infant woolens. It also offers rice recipes and uses for cooked rice in soups dishes and desserts, plus guidance on stain removal color restoration and canned beans processing and labeling. Advertising encourages reading Echo Ads.
Dover Mills Items Thanksgiving Guest List and Local Socials
Last week’s notes list Thanksgiving day guests at multiple homes including the G. Matthews and Wm Burrow residences. Various households hosted guests from Sumner Decorah Ossian Clermont and Chicago with dances and family visits noted.
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3. G
Dubuque
Ole Kerkestue
Bertha
Glen
Decorah
Will Middlestar
Eldorado
Clarence Anfinson
Baby
Clarence Nesvick
Willis Gress
Clermont
John Learn
E. O. Wagner
Gatekeepers and water request at ancient race gates
Fragmentary report describes a gatekeeper demanding an automobile fee. A distressed owner pleads for relief as bystanders note the scene near the race gates. The dialogue includes thirst, impatience, and a purchase decision amid erratic phrasing.
Practical Holiday Gifts for Family and Health
A fragment of a home and lifestyle column suggests health valued by sleeping porch investment. It notes one third of life in bed and links practical gifts, home improvements, and entertaining upgrades. The text includes quirky dialogues and a dispatch of everyday consumer urges.
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Wadena
H. O. Rundell
Echo
Clayton
United Brethren Church
the Homemakers
Boston
New England
Dover Mills
Elgin Opera House
W. M.T
The
Viking Accordion Band
W. M. T. Waterloo
Northwest
Europe
Thial
J. A. Boleyn
Elgin, Iowa
Phyliis
Tramp
Elgin State ‘Bank
Iowa
Typewriter
Reliable Business Machines Company of
New Hampton
Royal
Remington
Elgin Echo
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