Elgin News Gathers Friends and Festive Travel Tales
Elgin notes describe a busy social season with visitors from Waterloo and Decorah, Christmas gifts, birthdays, and New Year wishes. Edison connections include teachers and students returning to Pittsburg and Ottumwa, while local families recount holiday travels to Cedar Rapids and Le Mars. Differences in January 1931 are noted along with Echo office reception and a beets industry clipping.
Neighbor Day a proposed Elgin homecoming gathering
Alden Pinney writes from Benton Missouri proposing an Elgin homecoming to unite former residents. He suggests a summer or early fall Neighbor Day week with a big main celebration and a noncommercial focus to rekindle townspeople friendships. Readers are urged to mail in a questionnaire to gauge support and help spread copies to former residents.
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Alden Pinney
Elgin
Echo
Missouri
Benton
Pinney
The
Overalls at 98 Cents and New Year Dinner Hosts
Thoma's offered 98 cent overalls as a feature while Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Capper entertained Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Capper, Mrs. J. J. Potter, and Mrs. C. L. Young with two daughters at a New Year's Day dinner.
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Thoma
F. L. Capper
T. J. Capper
J.J. Potter
C. L. Young
Local families host gatherings and visitors recounts
The John, Herbert, George and Walter Falk families and Mr. and Mrs. E L Morris were dinner guests in the Muehlethaler home Tuesday. R W Muehlenthaler and Chas Feller couples visited New Hampton on New Year’s day with J W McAloon Mae Harrington and Lew Wenger taking Phyllis Kohler to Manchester after Christmas visit with her Harrington grandparents. Hattie McKellar recovering from hospital stays, plans to return to work soon after daily walks. Ed Conner returned from Forest City, aiding his brother Abe Fox. Cedar Rapids visitors C L Young and daughters Margaret Irma spent Friday with Capper family. Celia Lehman began teaching Brackin School between Elgin and West Union, staying at Brackin Bros. home. Bertha West of Clermont rented H C Skarshaug farm, planning spring possession with help from her grown children.
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John
Herbert
George
Walter Falk
E. L. Morris
F.C. Muehlethaler
R. W. Muehlenthaler
Chas, Feller
Ray DeSart
New Hampton
J. W. McAloon
Mae Harrington
Lew Wenger
Phyllis Kohler
Manchester
Mrs. C. J. Harrington
Celia Lehman
Brackin School
Elgin
West Union
Brackin Bros
Bertha West
Clermont
H. C. Skarshaug
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Elmer Schori
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Lillian
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A. J. Cook
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MacCormick-Deering
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Gilt Edge
Hattie McKellar
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