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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1943

Page

8

Oak Grove News Social Notes and Family Visits

Mrs. A E Seevell and two children Cedar Rapids visit ill mother Mrs W Pritchard. The Holzers move to Ezra Howard farm with the Oran Bane family vacating. Melbert Meyer buys Bane farm and plans possession soon. Clarence Thoman visits Decorah to see his hospitalised mother. Local families host dinner and Sunday visits across several homes including Howard and Shaffer families. Funeral in Decorah for Mrs W C Thornton.

A. E. Seevell Cedar Rapids W. Pritchard Henry Holzer Ezra Howard Mr. Holzer Oran Bane Simon O'Neil Holzer Melbert Meyer Harold Bennett Herman Boyer Ruth Richardson Clint Crooks John Howard, Jr Herbert Ash and Sons Ed Medberry Harold Leuenberger Decorah W. C. Thornton Ray Shaffer Fredericksburg J. M. Shaffer Martin Hanson Archie Howard Wm. Pritchard Harold Strong John Howard Mary Allen Frank Boyle West Union

Illyria Items and Local Social News

Illyria items note Opal Dennler of Evanston visiting family, David Bartelma and kin in Town City with the Yearouses, and the Soup Sippers chorus meeting with Raymond Benson. Social visits include Mr and Mrs AJton Medberry hosting a rock party, high scores won by Laurie Jacobson and Elmer Lembke, with others noted for dinners and flu illness among neighbors.

Opal Dennler Evanston Albert Dennler David Bartelma Town City Andrew Yearous Soup Sippers Raymond Benson Ajton Medberry Laurie Jacobson Elmer Lembke Jack Shaffer Thomas Ogle Jim Yearous M. V. Kiple Harold Kiple Farmersburg Joel Frieden Floyd Frieden Ed Wenger Gene Rose McMillan Jerome Yearous Wm. ‘Walthers Elkader Lawrence Kohls Glen Robert Yearous Ruth Rothlisberger I. F. Shaffer Ida Mattocks West Union Orvin Thompson Maril

Community gathering and dinners around Gunde and Fayette

Guests visited at the C J Anderson home near Gunde and a waffle supper was held at Fred Rothlisberger with Arthur Chapman family Laura Learn and several others. Cemetery and Ladies Aid met. after Washington’s birthday supper officers were elected. Various dinner and visit events with multiple local families noted, including Kimball anniversary celebrations and Lavern Schneider’s Ames visit.

Ana Ogle C. J. Anderson Gunde Fred Rothlisberger Arthur Chapman Laura Learn Donald Page Shirley Martha Chapman Delbert Chas Doty Cemetery Assn Ladies' Aid Society Cemetery Association Ed Medberry Mary Ogle Harold Strong Will Frieden Herold Glass Harry Vauslin Gladys Oliver Rowland Clermont Chas. Doty Myron Moore Fayette Carroll Klingman Arthur Yearous Melvin Gregerson Cleve Bennett Walter Medberry Sid Walters Oelwein Ed Wenger Gene Harold Kimball Kimball Lavern Schneider Aew Robert Schneider Ames

Birth of Marvin Dean Schroeder in Cheery Valley

Cheery Valley Items Pvt and Mrs Willard Schroeder welcomed a son Marvin Dean born Friday morning February 19. Mrs Schroeder and son rest under care of Mrs Ellen Nygaard at the G Dennler home. Several local families visited and hosted gatherings, with card games and dinner visits noted across multiple households.

Wedding Anniversary Toasts and Family Visits

Mrs John Dennler honors Mr and Mrs Dennlers wedding anniversary. Mr and Mrs Francis Meisner and family were dinner guests Sunday in Mart Davis home at West Union. Mr and Mrs Frank Burwick and family of Waterloo were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs John Dennler. Ethel Mee Thorian spent the weekend in Bert Benson’s home.

John Dennler Dennler Anni Francis Meisner Mart Davis Weat Union Frank Burwick Waterloo Ethel Mee Thorian Bert Benson

Community Notices From Brainard and Vicinity This Week

Brainard residents attended a farewell for the Eldred Patterson family Friday evening at their home. Local visitors included Mrs. M. A. Boyer and Mrs. Leo Boleyn and Roger in the Vern Boyer home on Thursday. The Joe Peters family moved to the Lawrence Bockenstedt farm on Tuesday. Raymond Stephens and family moved to the Chas. Wandets farm near Clermont. Mrs. Marshall Helms and Ethel Boyle dined with the Frank Boyles in West Union Saturday. Idle Not school closed last week due to Miss Whitcher illness. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kerr hosted a Sunday dinner for the Wm. Kerr family. Herbert Miller and children visited the Vern Boyer home Saturday. The Ladies Aid Society will meet Thursday at Brainard Church for a one o'clock luncheon. Glen Boyer and Mrs. Anna Appelman accompanied to Iowa City for arm treatment. Mrs. E. R. Nutting and daughters visited the Wm. Pritchard home Sunday. Mrs. George Kiple visited the Wm. Boyle home Sunday afternoon. Harold Schneider and Jud Conner dined with the Herbert Dummermuth home Sunday. Glen Boyer and Glen Crandall hosted Sunday dinner. B. Y. P. A. held a regular meeting at the Don Cummings home Sunday evening.

Wm. Mueller Caroline Eldred Patterson M. A. Boyer Leo Boleyn Roger Vern Boyer Joe Peters Lawrence Bockenstedt Raymond Stephens Chas. Wandets Farm Clermont Marshall Helms Ethel Boyle Frank Boyle West Union Idle Not Misa Whitcher Robert Kerr Wm. Kerr Herbert Miller Ladies Aid Society Glen Boyer Anna Appelman Clyde Crandall Don Cummings

Gunder Area Social Roundup and Local Notes

Gunder neighbors host visits and arrivals as families from Dubuque Cedar Falls Jesup LeClaire and Cedar Rapids gather at homes and share meals over the weekend. Ackley residents receive a 3750 refund via government bonds and war savings stamps reducing utility bills. a Guthrie Center high student finds and later loses a purse belonging to Arthur Shoesmith and then Return of her own purse.

Ackley WWWA Rozetta Mobly Guthrit Center Arthur R. Shoesmith Rozetta

Salt Cure For Poultry Cannibalism Suggested By Rutgers

Extension poultryman L M Black explains a simple salt remedy to curb cannibalism in growing chickens. Experiments by Titus and Nestler show adding 1 to 2 percent salt to the diet for four to five days can stop the vice, with standard diets already containing about 0.5 percent.

L. M. Black Extension Poultryman New Jersey College of Agriculture Rutgers University Harry W. Titus Ralph B. Nestler U. S. Department of Agriculture J. H. Prentice Ministry of Agriculture For Northern Ireland Prentice Titus Nestler

Cattle Shock Warns on Wet Weather Fence Charge

John E. Nicholas of Pennsylvania State College urges farmers to keep electric fence controllers at low charge during rain to spare cattle like Old Bossy. He notes trained animals avoid charged wires, but warns home made controllers are dangerous and battery types are safer. A single strand often suffices, two may be needed for sheep, and temporary pastures benefit dairy cows.

John E. Nicholas Pennsylvania State College Nicholas

Weed control with chlorate sprays and granules

Chlorates are cited as the most effective weed control chemicals. The text outlines three application methods: dissolving chlorates in water for spraying weeds, spraying a dilute solution on lawns for shallow-rooted weeds, and scattering dry sodium chlorate in late autumn before the ground freezes to kill certain perennial weeds.

Chicks Lose Mother Love Says Incubation Reigns

A report from the International Baby Chick Association states more than 45 percent of American chickens are incubated. Modern incubators now hatch as efficiently with quality results as the best hen.

Internationl Baby Chick Association Ek Association

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Towa Oak Grove News Illyria Schori Bros Elgin Klingman’s Fountain Service R. A. Crider Veterinarian Dial Elgin, Iowa Henry H. Wolf, M. D Baumgartner Bldg Cheery Valley Willard Schroeder Marvin Dean Clara Muehlenthaler Jake George Lucy Christen Irene Minthan van Beisen John Christen Marian Jacob Christen Oy Christen Bros Realto Meisner Ben Meisner Harold Meisner Clarence Schneider Walter Lehman Eugene G. Dennler Robert Anchie Walter Leslie Will Lantz Abel West Alvin Theise Will Friederich Ida Meyer Fred Hanson Oscar Mary Betty Louise Baumgartner Elmer Baumgartner Frank Christen Howard Mason Orlin Mason Sheldon Boyle Oliver Torkelson Rand Zowie Christopher Morley W. L. White Brainard Steins Gunder News George Gisleson Gunder Dubuque Harry Olson Cedar Falls Ole Dr. Olson Delores Nyborg Jesup Oscar Nyborg Ohard Nyborg LeClaire Myron Anderson Fred P Dr. Miles International “Seal Weibel Mill CO State Bank Iowa National City Bank of Cleveland Ohio National City Bank The Elgin Echo Clermont Enterprise
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