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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1936

Page

6

Elgin News Notes Local Visits and Illnesses

Elgin residents and relatives are listed in a series of social notes. Visits include Ruth Van dee Waa in McGregor, Hans Grether and Theodore Hanson at Elgin area homes, and Mrs. Ed Grimm’s death prompting family travels to La Grange Mo. Carl Bergan to Finley hospital. arm reset after multiple injuries. Several locals attend Upper Iowa University for the second semester. many short visits and sewing bee hosted by Mrs. C. B. Schori. Henry Rassmusson visits from Colorado. weather affects planned events.

Ruth van Dee Waa McGregor Mrs Hans Grether Theodore Hanson la Grange Ed Grimm Elgin

St Pauls M E Church Service Details

St Pauls M E Church announces worship at 10 a.m. led by Minister J J Snyder with Mrs Louis Klingman at the piano. Sunday school begins at 11 a.m. and all parishioners are invited.

J. J. Snyder Louis Klingman

Hilyria Church Schedule Highlights Sunday Services

J.J. Snyder serves as minister Grace Foxwell and Piani attend Sunday school at 10 16 a m Church worship follows at 11 15 a m at Hilyria Church in a brief Sunday schedule noting clergy and participants Sundown.

J.J. Snyder Grace Foxwell Piani

Elgin Baptist Church Service and Activities

Elgin Baptist Church led by Pastor Paul F Zoschke offers Sunday worship and communion at 10 am with Sunday school at 11 am and a 2 pm worship service. Wednesday February 5 features Women’s Missionary Society at 2 pm with Mrs J B Miller and Mrs Cleve Erhardt as hostesses. Prayer meeting is at 8 pm and choir rehearsal at 9 pm.

Paul F. Zoschke Lillian Jacobs Women’s Missionary Society J. B. Miller Cleve Erhardt

Folly and wisdom in daily life and love

A reflective Themed aphoristic reel on love, marriage, friendship, honesty, and progress. It muses on wisdom, freedom of speech, restraint in anger, and how daily habits shape benefit to others. It comments on poets, historians, hope, and humanity’s need for frank, humane conduct.

Lutheran Church Notes for February Services

St Olaf Chapel 9 o clock English services Marion 11 o clock Norse services February Norway 11 o clock English services First Lutheran 2 30 o clock English services Marion 7 30 o clock Luther League Some to church You are welcome at each and every service S J Strandford Pastor

St. Olaf Chapel Marion Norway First Lutheran Luther League S. J. Strandford

In Memoriam Mrs Wm Torkelson One Year Passed

In loving memory of Mrs Wm Torkelson who went to heaven February 2 1935. One year has passed since that sad day when death’s shadow entered our home. Deep sorrow and silent tears remain as loving hearts remember and miss her. Sadly missed by husband and children.

Wm. Torkelson

Want ads tell and sell in small town notes

Mr and Mrs Ern Scholz were dinner guests in the Arthur Herrling home at Wadena Sunday Harriet Peterson and Helene Scholz visited Cedar Falls Friday and weekend with relatives and friends Mr and Mrs Albert Dummermuth and family and Mrs Eldred Patterson dined with Jud Conner family No church services were held at the Methodist church due to cold weather The Des Moines Tribune credits Richard and Robert Schmid of Nevada as crack newspaper salesmen with a 35 record Their grandsons Lulu Schmid of Elgin Mr and Mrs Richard Stolle moved from Houston Minn to Oreanna Idaho where he is an engineer in a CCC camp They moved two weeks ago to a desert town with one house stern and post office The camp is about two miles from town

Mrs Ern Scholz Arthur Herrling Wadena Albert Dummermuth Eldred Patterson Jud Conner The Des Moines Tribune Richard Robert Schmid Nevada Hey Lulu Schmid Elgin Richard Stolle Houston Minn CCC Oreanna Idaho Stern

Festival of Sixteen Bands Ends in Ret Village

The largest musical event in Transylvania clare concluded at Ret village with sixteen bands competing. Most instruments were hand crafted by players and many musicians relied on ear tuning. Judges found it hard to pick winners due to high overall quality. A fifteen year old led the third prize winning Youth band. Over 300 peasants attended, with many traveling long distances. After gypsy bands faded, villagers carved violins and other instruments from forest wood and learned to play, inspiring others nearby.

Transylvania Mttle Ret

Rabbits Glimpse Salt Favor In Crops

An experimentalist notes rabbits show a partiality for salt. Two wheat crops were grown, one in salted soil and one in normal soil. Salted land produced the better harvest and rabbits later swarmed the stubble, eating to the roots, while the unsalted paddock remained untouched.

Notes Worth Four Hundred Thousand Vanish in Straits

A colonial treasury statement reports that 400000 dollars in small notes with 10 and 25 cent face values issued early in World War I have been redeemed. The notes disappear from circulation in the Straits Settlements, as banks and money changers say they never see them. In 1925 they were replaced by silver coins.

Straits Settlements Colonial Treasury

Turkey bans clerical attire in public except during ceremonies

A government campaign aims to curb the influence of the Mohammedan priest hood by requiring clergy to wear civilian clothes in public. The rule covers Moa Jom, Armenian, Catholic, Orthodox, Protestant, and Jewish clergy, allowing attire only during religious ceremonies.

Turkey

Belle Sues for Damages Over Heartbreak

A woman sues a man for 2000 claiming damages to her heart after he jilted her. The case presents a high personal stakes dispute and a claim seeking financial redress for emotional injury.

Dodger Operation Tenor Next Year Safer Tone

Fragmentary text discusses a planned operation and tone shifts for the next year. Mentions loam, pegs, and weights in unclear phrasing. Names and clear facts are not discernible. no concrete events or entities can be confirmed from the readable portions.

Meow Tsy't It Remirkable Drow Nee Keeps Foe Aw Yew

Fragmentary text appears to be garbled OCR. No coherent events, names, or facts readable to summarize into a factual news item.

Sale bills and strange quips in Echo column

A jumble of snippets from the Echo office includes ad pitches, odd sayings, and local tidbits. A furmer near West Union reports 20 pheasants fed, only one hen remains. F. Rickner of St Paul, likely America’s oldest white man, plans to celebrate his 115th birthday February 18. Tommy Manville faces a divorce after inheriting large sums for three ex wives. A 700 pound steer froze to death at Diamond Lake during a 40 below night, with witnesses. Frisco railroad boosts service with pillows, meals at 35 cents, and a snack car while debates over press passes continue.

America F. Rickner St. Paul, Minn Speetnee Spirit Lake Iowa Diamond Lake

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bel Neser Geo. N. Schori Edward C. Olsen West Union Harold Greenley Linds Lou Clermont Chas, Greenley Ben Robert Decorah Frank Greenley Carl Bergan Finley Hospital Dubuque Millard Olson Herman Perington Mr. Bergan Lawrence Brause Patarolman Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society C. B. Schori Joe Becker Paul Zurbriggen Georgia Stillman Fayette Upper Iowa University Clara Streit Bern Kansas Mary Matthys B. J. Baumgartner Lena Baumgartner Noah Metzger Oelwein Fred Gehring C. S. Knial Mrs. C. ©. Torkelson Elmer Hoag Oliver Torkelson Carl Torkelson R. A. Crider George Anderson Allen Habeger Josephine Moellerman John Lyford Elma Harold Conner Lyle Nelson Waterloo Russell Kohler Kathleen Steele Lena Follmer Hazeldon Supt D. R. Roberts C. H. Larson Elkader C. 0. Torkelson Betty Kohler Margie Strauch Axel Nelson Fosston Geo. N. Schari Elizabeth Fitzgerald Jimmie Postville John Grimm Albert Schupbach Reuben Schupbach G. Palfer Clarence Schneider Edward Grimm Farmersburg Mercury Henry Rassmusson Long Mont Colorado Gus Gunderson Rassmusser Prairie du Chien Wisconsin St. Paul’s M. E. Church Hilyria Church Elgin Baptist Church Evercine Hope Rollin’s Rollins Monarch Kohler Mag Eee Lutheran Church Notes Memoriam Harriet Peterson Helene Scholz Cedar Falls Methodist Church Echo Office Vow Echo Chied Charles Swale Tommy Manville Tommy Frisco Elgin Echo Household Thrift List Stuart Lye Patie Bkl Arcties Niaxw Elgen, Lowa
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