L C A Financial Report Snapshot
A brief financial record shows an amount of $927.61 attributed to Clare Kuster and Lulu Schmid. The document lists the two individuals as involved in the reconciliation or issuance of the report.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1945
Page
6
A brief financial record shows an amount of $927.61 attributed to Clare Kuster and Lulu Schmid. The document lists the two individuals as involved in the reconciliation or issuance of the report.
Young and Mrs Flossie Potter of Cedar Rapids planned a Hot Springs Ark visit of about a month. Rochester hospital report from Gaulieb to Dennler notes improved condition after ten days treatment. Numerous social guests included Howard Boyle and family for a birthday dinner, and others visiting in Monona Elks and nearby homes. Gerally Kohler Des Moines and Isabel Elliott Akron Ohio joined Ethel Kohler home, with many dinner and supper gatherings.
January 21 in Norway at 11 oclock service and Marion at 2 p m. Luther League January 28 at St Olaf 9 30 a m service and Marion 11 a m service. Come to church you are welcome at each service Pastor Dr S J Strandjord.
The Elgin Ladies Cemetery Association held a meeting at Mrs. Ida Thoma's home on Tuesday January 16 electing officers for the year. President Ida Thoma vice president Lulu Schmid secretary Title Hanson treasurer Myrtle Muehlenthaler and directors Irene Yack Carrie Steele Edith Berg Emma Olson Marie Mueh lehalter with finance Clare Kuster Edith Berg.
Happy Birthday to You lists birthdays for January by date with names including Mrs T E Howard Irene Kiple Floyd Reaves Orland Frieden Betty Ann Donlon Carl Dennis Erickson Marjorie Olson Shirley Ann Sutter Susie Capper Young Mrs L G Lehman Alfred Johnson Mrs C M Wilson Evelyn V Nydegger Mrs Lola Yearous Joan Miller Gladys M Pinney Arthur Strong Mrs Ernest Christen Elizabeth Bucher Kathryn Yearous Mrs L O Reierson Edna Hungberger N W Evans George T Howard. Bob Barker returns from Postville hospital after a week for appendectomy and rests before resuming work. Merlin Feller and K Charles of Sumner visit the Chase Feller home Saturday evening.
A brief quoted saying asserts that beauty sparks love, while cleanliness sustains it, framing cleanliness as the stabilizing factor in affection. The line attributed to Ag dison offers a concise moral on personal care and relationships.
The Avalon presents a three day run January 18 through 20 featuring Paulette Goddard and Sonny Tufts in I Love a Soldier a wartime romance about a soldier and a girl welder. January 21 through 23 Lana Turner and John Hodiak star in Marriage is a Private Affair a wartime romance about a girl in a war marriage. January 24 and 25 Hedy Lamarr and Paul Henreid headline The Conspirators a drama of European underground activity in Lisbon.
The sermon outlines Matthew eight Beatitudes and the moral standards for followers of Christ. It stresses humility, mourning, meekness, hunger for righteousness, mercy, purity of heart, and peacemaking. It emphasizes loving enemies, spiritual growth through trials, and abstaining from alcohol as a temperance lesson within the kingdom gospel.
Elgin Baptist Church presents a week long bible conference on prophetic subjects starting Sunday morning January 21 and ending Sunday afternoon January 28. Minister Paul F. Zoschke and organist Alfred Jacob Jr. lead prayer and Bible study each weekday at 8 p.m. Choir rehearsal at 9 p.m. Sunday worship at 10 a.m. Sunday school at 11 a.m. Evening service at 8 p.m. Rev. Chas. Be Neighbour invites the public.
The Methodist Church announces a choir rehearsal Thursday at 7 30 p m and circle meetings of the WSCS on Thursday afternoon January 18 with Circle A hosted by Mrs Max Thorn Circle B by Mrs R A Crider Circle C by Mrs Emma Olson and treasurer Joseph C Warton Minister
The chief reason for the decline in coal production since 1920 has been the substitution of oil and gas for solid fuels. Oil replaced anthracite in domestic heating and natural gas replaced manufactured gas, with indirect effects from the rise of highway transportation reducing railroad use.
Expensive metal radium is priced at nearly thirty thousand dollars a gram, making three pounds worth about forty million dollars. Modern refining mirrors the original Curie procedure, still tedious and complex. Testing, packaging in sealed platinum tubes, and costly production steps sustain the high market price.
Most common garden crop diseases survive winter in soil or refuse, so crops planted in the same spot year after year become infected. Rotating the garden site annually helps prevent trouble, even in small plots.
Mr and Mrs Charles Feller left Monday for about ten days in Hot Springs Arkansas. They will then go to Dallas to visit Mrs Fellers relatives. Bolling reports that potatoes in skins preserve more food value than baking. Baked potatoes lose more vitamin C and thiamine than boiled.
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