Leap Year Dance Nets $108 For West Union Hospital
Mrs. Don Kiinkel reports the Leap Year dance a benefit for West Union Community hospital raised 108 dollars for the institution. The event was hailed a great success in every way.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1928
Page
7
Mrs. Don Kiinkel reports the Leap Year dance a benefit for West Union Community hospital raised 108 dollars for the institution. The event was hailed a great success in every way.
Christianity arrived in Russia under Grand Prince Vladimir at the end of the 10th century, marking a pivotal shift in religious and cultural life across Kievan Rus. The movement established Byzantine Christian traditions and aligned the region with Eastern Orthodox institutions.
A party of 20 Swedish youths passed through Oelwein en route to North America bound for Minneapolis St Paul North Dakota and Washington. They sailed from Stockholm January 21 aboard Drottningholm arriving in New York after twelve days at sea. They faced six days of stormy weather with 42 mph winds. The group paid about 435 kronor roughly 245 dollars in immigration costs and will contribute as good citizens to their new country.
Charles Sullivan returned home Tuesday from Cedar Rapids where he spent two weeks at a life insurance course for home office supervisors of his company. The general manager praises Sullivan as one of the most successful men to start his career, noting his keen study and newly completed training to advise on life insurance.
The S. S. Club held its regular meeting at Mrs. L. J. Carr's home last Saturday afternoon. The program featured Point lace by Mrs. J. Halvergon and a literature study reading "My Garden of Memory" by Mrs. R. V. Brandt. Sylvan Hoag returned to Minneapolis after a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Houg, and Mrs. Harry Gunderson of Monona visited local friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Larrabee Jr. and Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Carr attended the Wisconsin Iowa game in Iowa City Monday evening and visited relatives there.
A brief quotation from Tilntson on sincerity as aligning speech with action and outward appearance with inner truth, urging truthfulness in promises and behavior.
The verse states Solomon’s wisdom surpassed all in the East. He spoke three thousand proverbs and a thousand and five songs. This Sacred text notes his famed insight and prolific sayings as recorded in Kings.
The school auditorium hosted a well attended local declamatory contest judged by Miga Edith Frieden of Waucoma. Myrtle Amundson won first in the oratorical division with The Immigrant Speaker. Phyllis Dibble first in dramatic with The Gypsy Flower Girl. Stella Tatro placed second in A Dog of Flanders. Herschel Rolfs won humor with Toboggan Slide. Kathryn Kruger was second with A Pleasant Half Hour on the Beach. Irene Rafferty delivered Over the Bannister for third.
Edward Cariveau of Oconto Wisconsin is jailed in Elkader awaiting trial for attempting to criminally assault a 15-year-old school girl at Marquette the prior Friday night. He was arrested by La Crosse police Tuesday and brought to Marquette Wednesday where the girl identified him as the man who grabbed her and dragged her across the tracks. She was choked and beaten but her screams drew help.
Eight Republican delegates were chosen Tuesday evening to represent Clermont township at the county convention in West Union on Saturday at 11 o'clock. The caucus met at the Farmers' Savings Bank under precinct committeeman J A Erickson, selecting J F Miller J A Erickson H H Follett Frank Pringle F Dugstad E O Levi E H Dibble and Lucian Appelman. The delegation was not instructed. Louise Winkelman of Buffalo Center visited her sister Mrs Karl Miller from Saturday to Monday.
A garbled text fragment discusses building reputation as a fortress and warding off assaults through interior rule and steady trends. The passage appears as an incomplete advisory with errors, yielding unclear origin or specifics.
Greenwich Time reports the famous clock that provides World No Brainchard time is equipped with a protective cover in the observatory where temperature changes are mitigated by guards. The clock can record time to the hundredth of a second.
Oceanographic note reports an unknown greatest depth at seventy-two miles northwest of Porto Rico in the Atlantic reaching 27.72 feet. Historical sounding data cite the ship Dolphin, in 1902, taking measurements at that location.
The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs L L Carr's home with a large turnout. Members voted to spend 10 for materials to sew clothing for needy ex servicemen's children, to be done at regular meetings. Pamphlets titled Facts were ordered for display in business places to educate the public about the organization.
The Clermont Farmers' Co-Operative Society held its February 14 annual meeting electing Lucian Appiman as president Harry Hel gerson as vice president E M Olson as secretary treasurer and O W Kruger E E Bilden and Julius O Anderson as three year directors. The year reported total business of 227234.48 with 113 hogs 6 sheep and 23 cattle handled C M Kneeland was re elected manager for eight years.
Early Sunday at around two o'clock the Fred Grossman family woke to dense smoke and a chimney fire that spread through the house. Firefighters battled the blaze for about an hour, inflicting heavy interior and west wall damage and burning a two foot furrow from bottom to top. The family currently stays with Mrs. Henry Grossman while carpenters repair the home.
Dr. R. V. Brandt was elected to head the Clermont Commercial club at their meeting last Wednesday evening at the Olson cafe. Edmund Dugstad was elected vice president and Elmer M. Hoag secretary treasurer. There were over thirty members present at the meeting.
The article notes Sehuster, favored by party leaders, served as head of port branches for six years before his Brant ticket Vice Presidency election. It highlights long tenure preceding the national step and positions within the party apparatus.
A description of Scapa Flow a protected natural harbor in Orkney nearly enclosed by land about fourteen miles long and one to eight miles wide. The main exits to the Atlantic are Hoy Sound and Holm Sound leading into the North Sea.
A brief note explains the term Oyez meaning hear ye and its use to quiet court heirs before official proclamations or readings. It states the word is repeated three times as a rule.
Sognelaget president Mr Hopperstad of Albert Lea plans Decorah for a three day gathering around June 15. The event could draw 800 to 1500 people with Luther College hosting the meetings and Decorah Chamber assisting housing. Hadelandslaget and Totenlaget may also meet there pending final arrangements.
Miss Mildred Wheeler a 20 year old leap year bride in Fort Dodge proposes to Howard Jarshaw 27 and receives a community hope chest valued in the thousands. The chest includes living room suite theatre pass annual newspaper and magazine subscriptions savings account college scholarship insurance policies gold cash a $25 check and other wedding necessities plus garments photos and car service.
In last week’s floods in the bottom lands Verni Nuehring lost fourteen cattle Elmer Schroeder one head and Francis Troester four head The flood caused by heavy rain drowned the cattle before rescue Other damage occurred in the low lands reported Guttenberg Press
A compact note explains old time printer usage for division lines and fractions. It mentions the fraction sign and phrases like wage or path binder, reflecting era language and terminology in printing.
The passage explains that while the President cannot veto part of a bill, most state constitutions grant governors power to veto or strike provisions in appropriation bills, a practice commonly called the item veto.
A Boston disaster recounts the November 9 1872 fire that destroyed hundreds of buildings and displaced families. In under two years the area was rebuilt with little trace of the blaze, showing rapid recovery and resilience.
The Clermont school notes close scores against Maynard with girls 25 19 and boys 19 17. A Monday batch of games with Elgin ended in a girls tie 22 22 while the boys fell 24 22. Next Thursday the boys travel to Fayette for the county tournament at USA gym. Clermont faces Ocwein in the preliminaries and the final comes Saturday evening. A manual training display rack in the grade building corridor features Washington and Lincoln with more items to be added. Edith Frieden of Wancoma served as critic judge. Winners advance to the El kader preliminaries on Tue Feb 28.
East Church Norwegian services at 11 a m Mission society meets with Mrs Tom Olson Friday February 24 West Church in Town Norwegian services at 2 80 p m Luther League program at 7 30 p m Priscilla Working Band meets in church parlors Wednesday Feb 29 Hostesses Mrs G Roland Mrs C K Olson and Mrs Cornelius Olson Highland Mission Society meets in church parlors on Wednesday Feb 29 Entertained by Mrs Melvin Benson and Mrs Clarence Torkelson The West Clermont Luther League will present program next Sunday evening including song scripture reading and prayers. Rev Gunsten pastor. The Lutheran Choir See Report Thelma Christianson Fiano Salo Rose Guyer Reading Myrtle Amundson Voral Solo Louise Amundson Reading Agnes Olson Voral Solo De Frances Dibble Musical Reading Magdaline Olson Remarks Rev Gunsten Collection and closing by G Gunsten pastor.
A damaged OCR fragment describes shaping a rubber plant to form a winglike structure. It mentions cutting the top to a fork and positioning parts toward the sun, with unclear measurements and steps.
The OS permiting women to practice law before the United States Supreme Court was passed by the compress in 1879 largely due to the efforts of Pelwa A. Lockwond.
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