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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1934

Page

2

St Theresa Study Club Meets in Wadena Jan 4

The fourth St Theresa Study Club gathering at Mrs John Corkery’s home in Wadena on January 4 hosted eighteen attendees led by president Mrs Felder. Bernadette Corkery spoke on Catholicity and Rita Remnady on Holy Waters with others presenting Candles and Saints topics. future lessons include Lives of the Saints and The Maze. Local social notes follow with multiple visits and card party details.

St. Theresa Study Club John Corkery W. EE. Corkery Felder Barnadetta Corkery Rita Remnady Smd Berzke Snifin Bernadette Corkery Lourdes Nevers France St. Bernadetta Valentine Don Z Leonhart Kathryn Baldwin N. Corkery Allie Griffin Forest Moore James Matthews Farmersburg Fred Heiden

Local Social News and Visits Across Town

Last week residents attended gatherings from the Will Chriateleit and Volga visitors to the Frank Poor home, while Vida Henrich hosted the five hundred club. Royal Neighbors met at Mrs. Fay with installation, lunch, and entertainment. New Year’s day dinner hosted by the Corkerys included Rev De Long and family and the Crandalls from Elgin. Lunchtime and weekend visits featured many locals traveling to and from Oelwein Dennison and Minneapolis, with neighbors and relatives noted across several homes. A fifteenth wedding anniversary celebration for the Johnsons drew thirty neighbors, ending with a pot luck and a purse from Herman Larson. Herbert Weber’s fifth birthday party brought children and gifts, and several locals resumed school duties after holidays.

W. F. Moore Amelia Fay Burdena Mrs. Moore Bert Sackett Delaware Frank Tschantz Clermont Thomas Bessie Shaffer Illyria Ralph Shaffer F. L. Ernst Norma W. A. Ernst Lola Robert Dean Willerton Charles Anderson Alvin Miller Arlington Robert Ernst Marjorie Dale Boughton Ivan Flower Olson Cedar Falls Robert Frey Clint McGee Fayette Frank Pour Flower Strawberry Point Norma Ernst Oelwein Cedar Rapids Wm. Kerr Marvel Whitcher West Union Blanche Feller Meyer's Hall Warren Wilferton Mr. Evanson Lola Ernst Will Chriateleit Volga Frank Poor Vida Henrich Five Hundred Club Lulu Hunsberger Mary Everett George Fay Ol'feeers W. E. Corkery John de Long Nora Springs Howard Crandall Jerry Elgin Lucille Welch Lorsine Raftis A. G. Herrling Minneapolis Lyle Herrling Jay Richards Will Whittenbaurgh Elia Allen Elkport Adolph Weber Thad Walters John Hansen Dennison Town Omaha Nebra Murray Broughton Gladys Feller Helen Peterman Herman Peterman Lew Wilber John Thiele Will Whittenbaugh Julia Miller Dan Herriman Lima Vern Roberts Near Elgin Wadena West Union Hospital Johnson Bros Alfred Johnson Johnson Herman Larson Herbert Weber Herbert Mr. Olson Miss White Miss Downer Lamont Mr. Lowenberg Belmont

That Nude Wedding Novelty Raises Clothing Controversy

A California nudist bride entered a wedding fully covered only by a small bouquet, while the groom appeared unclothed. The minister wore a textbook appropriate garment as the ceremony sparked talk of a growing fad and national industry reactions.

California Aunhorn Brewer County Independent

Savages Have Natural Religion Says Essay

A fragment argues savages possess a natural belief system seen as a survival of earlier stages of religion among ancestors of modern civilized peoples. The claim links primitive belief to development of present religious thought.

Early astrologer racket alleged by Yale expert

Dr Dirk Brouwer of Yale University dismissed astrology as a long standing ploy to extract funds for astronomy. He argued astrologers misuse selective events and generalize from incomplete data, noting no proven link between celestial phenomena and human life. Kepler cited as example of an astronomer forced into astrology for funding.

Dirk Brouwer Yale University Kepler

Tibet Becomes Open as Modern Tools Enter Land

Observers note Tibet no longer a sealed realm after 1904 expedition. western devices slip in surreptitiously. Seltzer bottles, safety razors, Lip- Stick show modernization. wrist watches appear in Lhasa lanes. Trade pressures grow as contraband goods flow into the forbidden land.

Younghusband India Lhase Tibet Lhasa

Game subjects of movies move Pennsylvania audiences

Moving picture films of game subjects are distributed by the Pennsylvania game commission to theaters within the state. An early release shows tingneck pheasant propagation and hunting, with views of bird dogs pointing, hunter approaches, the flush, the kill and the retrieve, and other pictures of breeding the dogs at state farms.

Pennsylvania Game Commission

Waynesburg students crash theater paid admission

About 100 college students in Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, tried to crash a movie theater during a football victory celebration. The spontaneity faded when the college president arrived and personally paid the admission for those not already in.

Waynesburg

Clouds Bring Movie Nights Over Berlin Skies

Berlin crowds may watch films projected onto clouds at night as German inventor Dr Manfred Mannheimer perfects a glare projector. His animated cartoons would appear on a low hanging cloud bank through a special film mode of thin metal.

Berlin Manfred Mannheimer Popular Science Monthly

Elephant Rosie Attends Grimsby Spa Wedding

An elephant named Rosie, dressed in a white ribbon and purple coat, attended the private spa wedding of head keeper John Baith and Alice Bi- Ma in Grimsby Rogland. Rosie posed for a photo with the bride and groom after the ceremony.

Rosie Grimsby Rogland John Baith Alice Bi- Ma

Little Women Enacted by Star Cast at Princess West Union

A strong cast led by Katharine Hepburn Joan Bennett Frances Dee Jean Parker and Edna Oliver portrays Louisa May Alcott tale Little Women at the Princess West Union next Sunday Monday and Tuesday. Paul Lukas Douglass Montgomery Harry Stephenson headline the male roles as the familiar story of an ideal American home remains true to the book.

Times Louisa M. Alcott West Union Katharine Hepburn Joan Bennett Frances Dee Jean Parker Edna Oliver Paul Lukas Douglass Montgomery Harry Stephenson

Lest We Forget Our Local Merchants Gratitude Note

A Brunswick Maine Record editorial urges people recovering from poverty to remember merchants who extended credit in hard times. It calls for visiting local shops, paying debts, and supporting them with purchases and friendly shakedowns as a gesture of gratitude and continued community support.

Poets Greatness Measured by Sympathy and Insight

A critic argues that a poet's greatness rests on the breadth of sympathy, depth of insight, and moving eloquence that appeal to the deepest parts of our souls.

Hagen Relaxed Swing Model Promotes Free Golf

An article praises Walter Hagen for a relaxed swing with the head held back and the body turning independently. It advises focusing on the correct swing over ball landing, reducing hurry for a smoother, taut-free stroke.

Erc Walter Hagen Jhtat Hagen Evea Hagen Bagen Ball Syndicate WNN Service

Grave Digging in the Mud Ends in Engine Breakdown

Mr. Binks, busy with an epade in the mud beside the car, is asked if stuck. He cheerfully replies the engine died and he is digging a grave for it, turning a roadside mishap into a humorous moment.

Mr. Binks Patsenger

Man And Pony Query Sparks Cryptic Conversation

A puzzling dialogue centers on a request about ponies and a parental reply. The exchange features a child named Robby and a parent figure referenced as daddy Bay, with confusion over choices and limits, reflecting a lighthearted domestic moment.

Robby

Grandstand Hideaway Dialogue on Baseball Interest

Mr Rukker reveals he avoids baseball at the stand due to bill collectors, while the other asks if he enjoys the sport. The exchange hints at financial pressure shaping leisure choices.

Klukker Mr. Rukker Rukker

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