Notice Rebek Ahs Officers Installation Picnic
Notice announces the installation of officers on Thursday July 11 and a picnic lunch to follow. A good attendance is desired.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1929
Page
2
Notice announces the installation of officers on Thursday July 11 and a picnic lunch to follow. A good attendance is desired.
Mr and Mrs Henry Halverson of Lake Mills visited here. Verna and Ardis Groth spent a week with grandparents Mr and Mrs K Kirke berg. Agnes Houg spent Thursday with Thomas Christianson in Wagner township. Henry Olson recovering from facial burns. Mrs Richard Erickson of Wadena visited the E H Houg home. Mrs Marion Lind stayed with Mrs Ole Loftsgard. Ole Gisleson and family picnic at Little Brown Church near Nashua with Osage relatives. others planned to attend but weather threatened. Mrs Alfred Gisleson and Vannie at H Gisleson home. Rev Tysdal preached farewell at Marion church. congregation regrets his departure. Ice cream and cake after service. Rev Strandfard of Park River ND visited Harold Opland. Mrs K Odegard spent week with Henry Gisleson. Ray Jacobin and family attended Munger relatives reunion at Elkader fair grounds.
Selma and Clara Nelson spent Tuesday afternoon at Henry Wilson's home while a large group from Postville and nearby families joined a picnic east of Clermont for Mrs Reier and Mrs Joe Martie's birthdays. Clara and Selma visited George Hanson, Bernice and Carmen Wilson called on Lou Martie, Rosa Baumgartner stayed with Lou Martie’s, and a shower honored Winifred Schmid with gifts for her upcoming wedding at Clem Schmid's home. News also notes a New York Life Insurance Co meeting.
Cheery Valley residents, including Ruth Schuphach and Anna Friederich, hosted and visited neighbors throughout the week. Visitors from Merrill, Elgin, and West Union joined local families at multiple homes, with dinners and Sunday gatherings noted at the Frieden, Friederich, Dennler, and Hanson households.
In a Brown clubs meeting, Charles Vans Hughes relays a tale of moral weight about an athlete who delicately selects a course to ease strain. Midyear exams reveal a disruption as the athlete is halted by a piper, prompting a desperate note asking who Jehovah was and what he did.
At a Washington dinner Senator King of Utah warned that the political scandal worsens as efforts to clear suspects backfire. A bystander quoted him likening the rhetoric to Munich butcher street talk, while a woman asked about horse meat in sausages, prompting the butcher to reply that no meat of any kind is present.
A fragmented Cincinnati Enquirer snippet shows a taunting remark about a tail-end team during season’s end, with a boastful taunt by a pompous man and a victim-like protest as he dashes toward a car.
In a lively exchange, the proposal is described as theatrical in tone, with one character noting it resembled burlesque while the other agrees it had a showy, performative aspect. The dialogue centers on style and effect rather than substance.
An Echo Office ad promotes new and renewal subscriptions for the Elgin Echo and the Dubuque Telegraph-Herald at a combined price of five dollars per year, saving one dollar and avoiding separate payments. The offer targets both papers with stated annual rates and convenience.
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