Elgin Local News Highlights Community Life
The Elgin column shares updates on neighbors and local happenings. It notes everyday events, small milestones, and friendly reminders that bind residents together in a close-knit town spirit.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1930
Page
6
The Elgin column shares updates on neighbors and local happenings. It notes everyday events, small milestones, and friendly reminders that bind residents together in a close-knit town spirit.
Dr L B Hutchinson of Elgin hosts visitors Anna DeSart and Dorothy. E L Morris of Marquette and Mary Hanson of Oelwein visit Elgin relatives. John Falk accompanies W W Davidson from Elkader. Boyle family rents John Berndt house. Elgin hosts political chatter and thrift auction at Berg’s. ice harvest begins as frost returns.
M E Church notes announce 10 a m worship with sermon by the pastor and 11 a m Sunday school with a class for every family member. New members in Prof Carter's class. Thursday afternoon Mrs Clem Schmid hosts Ladies Aid at her home. Ladies' class meets Friday at 2:30 p.m. Music includes Dr Roy DeSart as choirmaster and William Weibel as pianist. All welcome to attend.
Baptist church notes list English services at 10 a m and 3 p m, Sunday school at 11 a m, B P U prayer meetings at 7 30 p m, a Thursday 8 p m prayer meeting, choir rehearsal at 9 p m, and a special B P U program planned for Sunday February 26 at 8 p m. Pastor Ph Lauer invites all to attend.
WLLYRIA CHURCH NOTES invite all to Sunday school at 10 15 am and morning worship at 11 15 with sermon by Pastor Snyder. Music praised and a hearty welcome guaranteed at The Friendly Church on the Hill. Also listing Lutheran services for February including Norway Marion and McGregor with times and languages.
Domestic rabbits resemble chicken in flavor and may be cooked by most chicken methods. A roast thermometer shows exact doneness. Bureau of Home Economics urges use in meat guides. New winter play suits aid self dressing for preschoolers. Radio in alcove aids homemaker while meals and notes are taken. Charl Whitney rushes to Britt for mother’s pneumonia illness. mother improving on return.
Mrs L B Mattoon was a dinner guest in the Or Stoehr home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dan Sutter and Mrs Sam Lehman spent Tuesday at the Mrs Eliza Friederich home where Anna Frieedrich hosted a quilting bee. Mrs Wm Baumgartner was ill last week with tonsillitis. Anna Mae Schupbach has been sick but is better now. Mrs Harry Becker and family visited in Clermont at the Ed Delaney home Friday. Helen Pfister was ill a few days last week. Take out my want ad, I'm sold out reflects Echo notices about ads and buyer-seller ties.
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