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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1924

Page

4

Christmas visits and local gatherings in Ames area

Max Medberry returns home for Christmas with his parents, while Helen Reitz visits from Cheery Valley to see Leo Hanson. Pulfer Bros host guests. Klingman visits from Oelwein. Wingman and Hothlisberger families greet kin. Several residents ill, others attend church events, school program, and cemetery association meeting amid Christmas spirit.

Max Medberry Ames Chas. Medberry Hlmer Reitz Cheery Valley Leo Hanson Pulfer Bros Carroll Klingman Oelwein C. J. Wingman Fred Schneider Walter Rothlisberger Edna Hangon Tda Frieden Harry Reichert John Hothlisberger Gienners Fonda Glen MacKilar Adel Adolph Hanson Gotfred Frieden Ed Grimm Lester Gehring Leon Rothlisberger Ruth Rothlisberger C. D. Chapman Howard Shaffer Martha Chapman Cemetery Association Afd Jack Shaffer Miss Lerson

Illyria Church Notes Christmas Week Program and Cantata

Illyria church announces Thursday Christmas Night Sunday school at 7 30 with children and young people program. Elgin Choir to sing The World's Redeemer on Sunday December 28 at 2 30. Cantata praised last week and church invites a friendly welcome. Sunday school at 1 30.

Illyria Elgin Thyria

Local Families Share Holiday Visits and Farm Moves

Sunday afternoon visitors included Hilda and Alice Houg with Mam a Nesteby and Emery Skarghoug of Decorah. Myrtle Olson returned for Christmas break from Cedar Rapids business college, while Pete Opperud and family plan a move to Elgin after quitting farming. Local farms hosting guests and a two week Christmas vacation interrupted by school holidays.

Hilda Alice Houg Emery Skarghoug Decorah Gisleson Bros Myrtle Olson Cedar Rapids T. N. Loftsgard Joseph Emily Hoag Walia Embertson T. J. Oleon Pete Opperud Midat Elgin

Cheery Valley Social Notes and Local Visitations

Cheery Valley reports numerous dinner visits and neighborhood gatherings. Harlow Chapman and Raymond Henson were guests at the Thos Hanson home. families and friends helped with butchering. several attendees visited Elkader and West Union areas. school Christmas programs wrapped up with two weeks’ vacation for Miss Meyer Yenney Chapman’s group. Also noted are deer sightings north of Decorah and a state effort to regulate deer populations with two does sought to accompany a buck.

Harlow Chapman Raymond Henson Thos. Hanson Jake Dennier Lydia Elmer Ben Hofer EM Sutter Dan Sutter Jake Dennler Ida Moyer Ladies’ Aid Ing Martha Chapman Ilyria Oscar Frieden Near Elkader Fred Friederic Harold Skarshoug Ben Edwin Hanson L. Christen Decorah The Journal John Logsdon Vern Sheetz Bucmell Alberts Alberta

Oak Grove Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Oak Grove News lists visits and callers across families. Abe Fox of Forest City stayed with Enos Howard Saturday evening while Mrs Harry Gilson and daughter Dorothy and son Wayne visited the W H Brabham home Sunday. Several residents such as Lyle Wilson and Thomas Howard of Higin were noted as callers or visitors during the week.

Abe Fox Forest City Enos Howard Harry Gilson Dorothy Wayne W. H. Brabham Lyle Wilson Thomas Howard Higin Ben Brabham Robert Wilson Delwe Margie Clara Winkler Genevieve Wilson Chrig Holm Waukon Marshall Allen Celwain Silas Wilson Clyde King Homs George Howard Christ

Pleasant Valley School Christmas Program Observed

The December 24 program featured students presenting Joy to the World The Wise Men Bethlehem's Star and a Christmas poem among other acts. Teachers note student progress in arithmetic spelling poultry Reed work and basketry. the Christmas tree, gifted by Mr Baechler, and a Bible donation enrich the school library.

Lime Hihr Bethlehem Sarah Metzger Marie Erhardt Metager Santa Seees Slrvin Metsger Gene Stratton Porter Irvin Metzger J. Schaer Marie Margaret Erhardt Postville Baechler

County InE News Christmas Program At Local School

In a county village youths from District No 3 closed their school Friday with a program and Christmas tree. The Sven Blockhus family enjoys winter evenings listening to a newly installed news radio. Alalver Halverson reports two foxes in a week. East Clermont plans Christmas day services. Local residents exchanged visits and calls at several homes as cold weather remains. A Christmas program with tree and entertainments is scheduled for Saturday evening December 27.

Pete Opperud District No. 3 Christman Tres Sven Blockhus Alalver H. Halverson East Clermont Hellen Thompson Clara Blockhug Harry Helgernon Jake Roland Henry Skarshoug

Local social notes from Pleasant Grove area events

Mrs Sidney Nutting attended the basket social at Pleasant Grove school area. Mrs Sidney Patterson hosted the Ladies Aid Society. Mrs Martin Hovey and Beverly were in West Union. Frea Weasy and daughter Mary returned to Monticello. Mrs Clara Bartlett came home from West Union Friday evening after two days away.

Loutar Burk Jimi Bartlett Harlan West Union Chas. Appleman Hawkeye Jeff Bishop Frank Lyons Edith Paul Patterson Des Moines Elmer Boyer Margie Barker Clarence Tripp Cedi Guy Reed Missouri Seot Sidney, Nutting Pleasant Grove Sidney Patterson Ladies’ Aid Society Martin Hovey Bon Beverly Frea Weasy Mary Monticello Clara Bartlett

Wool Price Deal Ties Bloomfield Growers to De Nis County

Bloomfield merchants C D Fortune and Son contract with De Nis county sheep growers for wool delivery at 60 cents per pound. A 50 cent advance per fleece is paid upon contract entry. Wool tops 50 cents per pound, highest in some time, fleeces weigh 8 to 12 pounds. Davis County cited as banner sheep county in Iowa.

C. D. Fortune & Son Bloomfeld de Nis Mito Davis County Banner Sheep Iowe

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