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Fragmentary OCR mentions RB and WITHEL DC X Ray and Neurocalometer in Stile Beek Building with Elkader Iowa context. Details are insufficient to identify event, date, or full entities.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1940
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR mentions RB and WITHEL DC X Ray and Neurocalometer in Stile Beek Building with Elkader Iowa context. Details are insufficient to identify event, date, or full entities.
Community notes report numerous visits and hospitality among Kerr, Yearous, Rothlisberger, Frieden, Frieden and related families from Cedar Falls Anamosa West Union Clermont and Dundee. Farm bureau meeting planned at Harold Strong home with next at Fred Rothlisberger. Washington birthday pot luck supper at church sponsored by Cemetery association.
A local dispersion sale near Decorah drew attendees including Rex Roberts with son Donald from Fayette while visits spread through area families. Weekend guests included L W McKellar and C L Klingman at M A Klingman’s Wadena home. Social visits continued with Hermen and Walter families, Benson households, Yearous and Medberry households, and Albert Dennier hosting a birthday anniversary feast.
Irene Halverson helps her sister with house work this week. Clarence Anderson and son dined with Mrs. T. Kjosa. Hiram Olson and companion visited Henry Olson. Many attended Mrs. Le Roy Larson's funeral at Norway church Monday. George Gisleson bought Anna Johnson’s Gunder home, possession set for March 1. Henry Olson and Otto Gisleson hosted Sunday. Louis Kjosa, injured in a Friday auto crash, was taken to Decorah hospital and is expected to recover soon. Mrs. B. Nelson Kane activity noted Saturday.
County Line residents share visits and meals across Lawrence West and nearby homes. Families including Groth Kittleson Helgerson Blockhus Larson Berg and Kimball are noted with guests, sick lists, and caring for relatives.
Bernice Peterson assists Mrs. Clifford Kittleson this week while Mrs. Andrew Thorson is ill and neighbors stay with her at night. Mrs. Joe Wander cared for Mrs. Louisa Martie over the weekend as Martie remains ill. Olaf Berg underwent surgery in La Crosse at Friday morning. Berg is recovering well at home. Fritzjof Blockhus is sick with tonsillitis. Johnnie Friederich replaces Severien Blockhus on the farm. Henry Anderson and his wife visited with Carl and Mrs Halverson Sunday afternoon.
Oak Grove area residents visited families over the weekend and Sunday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Milton Miller and children, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Howard, and Dery Wilson. The 500 club met with high scores by Mrs. Reuben Howard and Clifton Wilson and low by Mrs. John Nydegger and Tommy Howard.
The new Marn Highlanders 4-H Livestock Club for Marion and Highland townships held its first meeting at the home of Glen and Robert Yearous on Friday evening February 9. Officers included vice president Leo Dennler and president Robert Dennler. Several boys joined, and Lyle Jones explained potential year projects. Lunch followed. next meeting set for March 8 at Robert Hanson’s home. Save a life. Don’t follow the car ahead too closely. If he stops quickly, can you Tell ’em you saw it in the Echo.
Ethel Mae Thoman from I. S. T. C. Cedar Falls visits with her parents and numerous relatives. The verse of gatherings spans West Union, Volga, Garber, Dennler, and neighboring farms with dinners, birthday tributes, light illnesses, and multiple family drop ins throughout the week.
Lord Tweedsmuir, born John Buchan, died Sunday February 11 after about a week of illness. He earned fame for his literary work and likely will be buried in Scotland, according to an Echo Exclusive Photo Service report.
The Iowa state health department warns farmers butchering hogs for summer sausage to prevent trichinosis. Rats are the common carrier of the trichina worm, and measures should stop transmission to humans. Freezing pork at five degrees F for three weeks or cooking thoroughly before eating offers protection.
An exclusive Echo photograph shows a massive heart made of red and white carnations prepared by Chicago area florists for Valentine season display. The image, captured for Echo Exclusive Photo Service, spotlights seasonal decor.
The local Legion Auxiliary meets Wednesday evening February 21 at the Walter Bovis home with Clara Muehlenthaler and Mrs Bert Thoman assisting hostesses.
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