Local residents share visits across northeast Iowa
Mr and Mrs G E Brause spent last Wednesday with Ed Johnson. Mr and Mrs Leonard Kerkestue and son visited the parental Ole Kerkestue home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Millard Nelson visited at John Nelson home Tuesday. Mrs H K Johnson and children visited Mrs R F Learn Wednesday. Mrs Earl Becker and Elizabeth Rounds spent Saturday in Osceola. Mr and Mrs Otto Vasby and children were guests Sunday afternoon of H K Johnson. E O Wagner was a business caller at Lime Springs last week. Mr and Mrs R F Learn were in West Union Tuesday on business and called on relatives. Mrs John Nelson spent a couple of days last week in Clermont with her daughter Mrs Rose Maurer. Mrs John Learn and daughters visited Clermont parents one day last week. Aubrey Guyer spent Sunday with wife and son at Clermont. Glen Kerkestue stayed Saturday night with brother Leonard near Postville. Mrs Dan Burke spent weekend visiting Cedar Rapids relatives and returned Monday.
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G. E. Brause
Ed Johnson
Leonard Kerkestue
Ole Kerkestue
Mra
Millard Nélson
John Nelson
H. K. Johnson
R. F. Learn
Earl Becker
Elizabeth Rounds
Oclwein
Otto Vasby
E. O. Wagner
Lime Springs
West Union
Clermont
Rose Maurer
John Learn
Aubrey Guyer
Glen Kerkestue
Postville
Was She An Angel Joke From A Mail-Order Card
A man compliments his wife as an angel and explains the joke with four quips. He notes she flits about harps on things has nothing to wear and is up in the air much of the time. The lighthearted aside plays on angelic traits.
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Mary
Local notices and social updates from Postville area
Community announcements include family visits in Manchester and West Union, arrivals of newborn Barbara Ann Tate and Barbara Ann Kelly, hospital admissions for mastoid operations on Marjorie and Franklin Olion, a surprise birthday party for Francis Horan, a Priscilla sale raising 94.21, Rainbow Girls initiation at Masonic Temple, and Decorah Choral Union preparing Handel’s The Messiah for December 15 at Luther College gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
West Union
Masonic Temple
Margaret Conner
Eastern Star Lodge
The
Masons
Decorah Choral Union
Carlo A. Sperati
Luther College
OBs Elect Officers At Regular Meeting
At the regular meeting the O BS officers for the coming year were elected: Andine Vasbey Worthy Matron Walter Follett Worthy Patron Ruth Anderson Associate Maj Franz Appelman Associate Patron Beulah Henderson Conductress Susy Conner Associate Conductress Mrs R V Brandt Secretary Mrs Bert Friebel Treasurer Subordinate officers and installation were discussed Mrs Clarence Graver gave report of the Grand Chapter held last month in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andine
Vasbey
Worthy
Walter Follett
Patro
Ruth Anderson
Franz ‘Appelman
Asso
Beulah Henderson
Susy Conner
R.V. Brandt
Bert Friebel
East Luther League program highlights Sunday meeting
The East Luther League presented a Sunday program featuring Rev G Gunsten readings by Bernhard Hobson Harold Skarshaug and Orlando Kittleson plus vocal solos by Martha Borg and a duet by Myrtle and Loyisa Rurol. Bible verses included a nativity poem and Italian art discussion by Mrs R V Brandt. Donations were collected for Ottumwa children's home and a social at Mr and Mrs E M Houg's home followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Luther League
Boiety
G. Gunsten
Rociety
Bernhard Hobson
Martha Borg
Harold Skarshaug
Myrtle and
Loyisa Rurol
Orlando
Kittleson
R. V. Brandt
Ottumwa
E. M. Houg
Your Subscription Paid Up Message
A local notice urges readers to visit to verify subscription status, asserting the paper’s value to the community and inviting inquiries about standing.
In Memoriam Ai Thorson Dear Wife and Mother
In memory of Mrs Ai Thorson who passed away December 10, 1028. A loving wife mother daughter and sister, her shadow rests upon our homes and we miss her smiling face. We remember her always and the loss weighs heavy on family and friends. Her memory will be cherished by her husband and children Genevieve and Mrs Andrew Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yal ‘Thorson
Thorson
Daughit
Andrew Anderson Genevieve
Subscriptions Offer From Echo and Telegraph-Herald
An offer to save by subscribing to both papers. New and renewing subscribers can get The Echo for $2.00 and the Telegraph-Herald for $4.00, totaling $5.00 for a two-newspaper deal. The promo emphasizes convenience and savings of $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Echo
Dulbuqque Telegraph-Herald
Echo
Telegraph-Herald
Kelleher Home Visit Sparks Echo Want Ad Idea
Mose jokes about naming his gal Appendix due to haem cost while Jose muses on calling her Bar as a friend. Kelleher was back from El kader visiting home over the weekend, inspiring a playful Echo want ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose
Gold Lines the Hill
Of all the gold mined in world history one eighth has come from the Black Hills of South Dakota.
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Black Hills
South Dakota
Hidden deeds Behind Gentle Acts Across Spheres
A reflective note on how everyday contributions from unseen people shape communities. The quotation highlights that public gratitude often misses the quiet labor of individuals who support others, urging readers to recognize these unseen acts.
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Dan Burke
Cedar Rapids
Angel
Étcheon
Cleria
Mason’ City
the. Decker
D- M. Sullivan
Ratgal Nelson
Arthur Meckleson
George Smith
Lavitids
Fred Johnson
Weet ‘Union
Wms H. Tate
Elma
Barbara Ann
Wis. Kelly
Mason City
Mia
Albert Kelly
Adolph Frederick
Alice
Calmar
Mr. Frederick
Bess Peters
W. A. Peters
Louis Schutte
Marjorie
Franklin “Olion
Postville Hospital
Fratieis’ Horan
A. B. Simpson
Louis Jacobson
Ed, Buser
Merle Moen
Valentine
Nebr
Wm. Nelson
Art Stee
George Paulsons
B.B
East L
Memoriam
Kelleher
Elkader
Optometrist
Seinty
C. W. Heiserman
West Union, Iowa
Washington Post
Clermont Business Directory
DR. I. C. Jerdee
Clermont State Bank
Clermont, Jowa
L. L. Carr
Farmers Savings Bank Clermont
ICWA
Farmers Savings Bnk
N. H. Nelson
Iowa
Freiburghaus & Company
Hackman
Clermont, Iewa
Firestone
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