Local Elgin News Bits and Obituaries Tally
Fragments from Elgin area pages cover a rough week of local happenings. Entries mention Creighton Conner sick with tonsillitis, new birth in Grover family, Clyde Ernst heading to Ames, and Virginia Wertz returning home to attend school for her father F. S. Wertz. Also noted are Copper-Clad demonstrator visits, Ful-O-Pep Egg Mash demand, and a burglary at EK W Radash in Luana. Obituary notices include Sarah Barnhouse Ogle and Erastus Q Enos with Civil War ties. Community notes report school days, sports injuries, and local shop chatter from Chas Feller Hardware to Weibel Mill Co.
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Creighton Conner
Lew Grover
Tureday
Clyde Ernst
Amés
States College
Virginia Wertz
Bietn
Wertz
Chas. Feller
Weibel Mill Co
Lee
C. P. Stoehr
Card of Thanks for neighbors' help after father's illness and death
Mr and Mrs Bert Enos express gratitude to neighbors who assisted during the illness and death of their father. The message notes heartfelt thanks from the family for the care and support received.
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Bert Enos
West Union Notes From County Seat Papers
Lucille Mattocks returned yesterday from a visit of several days at Illyria. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson and family of Elgin were callers at the M. W. DeSart home Saturday. Miss Phyllis Brause returned to her school work at Adel Tuesday after spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Brause. Wm. Morgan, trap-drummer in the Grant orchestra, had his hands frozen Monday evening on the way with the orchestra to Maynard. A farmer refused to let them into his house to warm up when the car got stuck in the snow. John Wilbur of Windsor township was appointed by Fayette County Fair Association directors to fill a vacancy caused by A. TK Meeting. One of the best Abberethy post A. R. meetings in a long while was the annual election of officers. Ten attended, including every Civil War veteran able to walk, with others from Elgin. They recalled the courthouse fire that destroyed papers and records and the decision to keep the post active. Officers elected: Commander D. O. Smith, senior vice commander T. D. Reeder, junior vice commander J. M. Jobe, adjutant and quartermaster C. He Hall.
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Q Enos
Elgin
Enos
Erastus Q. Enos
Indiana
Wisconsin
Plains
California
2Nd Mass. Vol. Cavalry
Missouri
Wiaconsin
Priscella Blakesley
Mary
Lucille Mattocks
Illyria
Robert Wilson
Weer Cuwllers
Theo M. W. DeSart
Mias
Phyllis Brause
Adel
Dan Brause
Wm. Morgan
Grant
Maynari
John Wilbur
Windsor Township
Fayette Couny Faie Association
I A. TK
Aberethy Post
A. R
J. H. Ernist
G. W. Baldwin
Court House
D. 0. Smith
Stnioy
T. D. Reeder
J. M. Jobe
Adjuant
C. He
Intrusive Motif Echoes Repeated Love Motivations
A fragment suggests a woman experiences love first as desire, second as loneliness, then possibly from force or habit. The terse lines imply evolving emotional drivers, reflecting pressure or compulsion in intimate relations and hinting at cycles of affection and coercion.
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Loteliness
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RP. Straud
Necond
Focal Columms
Ieee
Alden Pinney
Hiz
Benton County
Alden
Scott County
Fred Gresinger
West Union
Bila‘Oleson
Clermont
Frends
Fred Frieden
Kathryn Strauch
Fay Klingman
C. C. Christ
Charles Capper
Leo Schrané
Gene
Howard
Santa Maria
EK. W. Radash
Luana
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Sarah
Barnhouse
Luther Shaffer
Scott Wickham
Robert Peters
Marshall’ Prouty
Hikader
John Foster
Dubuque
Fremont Ogle
John Barnhorse
Trin
Fandy Golorado
Aurene Hazlett
Allison
A. G. Stewart
Wadena Presbyterian Church
J. 5. Moore
Ilyria
Henry Miller
Hattie
Jack Bowen
Adelbert L.enos
New York State
Mr. Enos
Mr. Church
Elgin Cemetery
W. C. Stewart
Wil+bur
John Grover
John
Grover
L.G. Lehman
Lowa
Beeen Geeee
Comforter Challis
Mel Kohler
Iowa
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