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Florida visitor Eunice Ulish and several families from Monona Davenport Postville West Union and Elkader appear in a lengthy social calendar.تمع
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1942
Page
8
Florida visitor Eunice Ulish and several families from Monona Davenport Postville West Union and Elkader appear in a lengthy social calendar.تمع
Louis Kjosa took his nephew Ronnie Larson to Iowa City for medical care at the university hospital. Elmer Benson underwent an appendectomy at Decorah hospital. Mrs. Ole Loftsgard and Mrs. Myron Anderson attended a birthday party for Mrs. Woodrow Reed in West Union. Loftsgard plans a minor operation in Rochester. Alfred Jensen and family of Waterloo visited Gunder and Jens Jensen who is ill. Gilbert Halversons and family visited near Postville. Rodney Smith visited Ole Loftsgard. Luther League elected new officers: Orvin Thompson president, Elmer Anderson vice president, Edna Loftsgard secretary, Milo Gisleson treasurer. social committee Ruth Opland, Lillian Loftsgard, Mervin Reierson. program committee May Ann Wettleson, Yvonne Gisleson, Norma Loftsgard. P K Peterson called at John Hellum home. Ida Mae Hanson injured her forehead sliding at school and is recovering.
Mr and Mrs John Howard and Oak Grove News stop by the Frank Boyle home in West Union. Visitors include Mrs Mary Allen and Mrs Chris Dennler. Families call at Walter Dennler home and Meyer home. multiple calls listed with neighbors and kin.
Ton Powell hosted guests Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Wilson and daughter were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Brabham. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ash and a family were guests Sunday in the Walter Ash home at West Union. Mr. and Mrs. Oran Bane and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Wilson called at the Walter Dennler home recently. Saturday afternoon in the D. O. Doan home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Chase and Mrs. Martin Hanson spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Mary Lavalle who has been ill. Numerous neighbors shared Sunday and weekday visits across several homes including the Dennler, Butikofer, Christensen, and Hanson households. Edith Weigand left for Missouri after a two week stay, and community meetings and dinners framed a busy week.
County Line News notes multiple visits and social gatherings. Almer Amundson celebrated a birthday with Amundson and Larson families. Various residents host and visit relatives including Thorson, Hunsberger, Kimball, Berg, Reierson, Taylor, Olson, Blockhus, Walterson, and Nellie Kimball with neighbors and extended kin in Ira Rose and nearby homes.
Mrs Reierson and relatives visited Ed Johnson in Iona Thorson and Saboe families hosted Belle Reierson and Blockhus guests. Amundsons, Swensons, and Shipton honored with a wedding shower. eighty guests attended with readings, piano, poems, games, and lunch. 4 H club met. neighbors visited, and Sven Blockhus visited Carl Blockhus.
The Clayton county board of supervisors met to organize for the year naming J R Moses of Monona as chairman. Moses will oversee the northwest Turkey river north district with Dittmer covering the west central Marion Highland and surrounding area. All three serve on institution committees with specified chairmanships including courthouse jail county garage relief office building for Moses, insane hospital for Fiske, and county farm for Dittmer.
The former Iowa Falls airport land has been sold and will be used for farming next year. The hangar will be repurposed for hay storage and other uses.
A communion table from a closed church in Waverly was stolen by an unknown person before buyers could obtain it. No suspects or motive disclosed.
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