Elgin High School News Curio From The Purple and White
The Elgin High School newspaper outlines a busy period with student writings about classroom projects. It notes grade reports, reading lists, and the upcoming All High School Play rehearsals.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1941
Page
2
The Elgin High School newspaper outlines a busy period with student writings about classroom projects. It notes grade reports, reading lists, and the upcoming All High School Play rehearsals.
Wadena residents and visitors appear in a string of weekend and weekday notes. John Wood returned to Ft Des Moines after time with his parents Dr and Mrs J R Wood. Mrs Lyse Whittenbaugh came home from Postville to care for her ill mother Mrs Arthur Jones. John Fay John Askey Paul De Long and Ruth Gantebien were Fay ette dinner guests in the George Fay home. Mr and Mrs M J Frey celebrated their 38th wedding anniversary with relatives including the Frey and Wilson families. E A 500 club hosts and square deal club gatherings yield prizes for several members. Addie Flower suffers a broken ankle in Arlington and is convalescing at her CS Flower home. Baptismal services held at St Joseph church for the baby daughter of FR Aeschuman. Rev Noonan in charge.
Wadena Presbyterian Church led by Rev. Russell Nelson hosts a Christian Endeavor meeting Thursday at 4 pm at Mary Leonhart's home with the topic How Can God be Real to Me. Sunday School at 10 am worship at 11 am. Other items include Young People's Day, an adult Bible class start in Sunday school, and a funeral service for Nettie Jones at the U B church with local bearers and music. Jeanette Jane Clements, child of Henderson and Margaret Clements, born Fayette county November 22 1887, died January 1 1941 aged 83 years, with a marriage in 1887 to James Moore of Wadeau and descendants listed. The column also references extended family, local clergy, and community members across nearby towns including Ackley, Clermont, Waterloo, and Rayette.
A woman aged well into advanced years requested three years ago to return to Wadena to be near old friends and kin. Granted, she kept her home until last Saturday when illness overtook her and she died peacefully Monday at 1 15 p.m. Thus ends another good life.
Mrs Charlies W Rogers Ward was informed by Mrs AG Herrling of the death of Mrs Charles Rogers former Wadena resident. Mrs Rogers wife of the retired Simpson Methodist pastor died at St Patrick's hospital after brief illness. Funeral services were held Sunday with clergy from several Methodist churches officiating. Burial was in Woodland cemetery. Survived by husband Rev Charles Rogers daughter Mrs Robert Carmouche and brothers D B Herriman and Dr L L Herriman.
Friday visits to Waterloo with the Paul Cooley family are reported along with Sunday afternoons at Ames Olson home and Arthur Olson home. Numerous dinners and calls are listed among Larson, Olson, Lyngan, Reinhart, Lind, and other families, plus a measles illness.
A New Yorker known as Catty Tosa has spent ten years touring New York City backstreets and slums in search of stray cats. She claims to have caught about $0,000 cats and fitted each with a halter, a practice she says helps control the population and helps caretakers.
The article notes Dutch as the language of instruction on Manhattan Island for about 180 years beginning with Nieuw Amsterdam. It explains that schooling and daily life were conducted in Dutch until 1704, under the West India Company’s settlement for colonists’ children.
New York subway workers face ongoing wage and safety disputes as contract talks stall. Union leaders warn of possible work actions if no agreement is reached, citing fatigue and staffing concerns across multiple lines.
In Browns Wells Michigan a local pastime known as frog gigging draws many sports fans. Hunters wade in water armed with gigs chasing large frogs whose legs are prized, with some individuals weighing two pounds or more.
The average life of an Zogusa sparrow is from two to three years. Sparrows seldom live more than five years.
Mercedes Tide lounges on a sleek power boat as the National Boat and Sports Show opens in Chicago on February 1st. The exhibition showcases summer leisure craft with emphasis on modern design and performance for enthusiasts.
The Shorthorn steer Robin Hood the reserve grand champion across all breeds at the Chicago International Livestock Exposition is praised for an ideal eye of beef. The photo highlights a large, bright, well marbled eye with fat and fine texture, illustrating quality sought by housewives and packers.
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