Chiropractor E R Withell Practice El kader Iowa
E R Withell D C Chiropractor offers X ray and Neurocalometer services at State Bank Building Elkader Iowa.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1940
Page
8
E R Withell D C Chiropractor offers X ray and Neurocalometer services at State Bank Building Elkader Iowa.
A flurry of visits and dinners fills a West Union region week. Iilyria Items notes Mr. and Mrs. Albert Colburn of Chicago as supper guests of Elmer Kohis. Kerr family reunion at Volga. Joan Bush dine with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Palmer near Garber. Lulu Rothlisberger hosts and visits with Kin at various towns. Florence Reynolds and Myrtle Reynolds from Omaha staying with Anna Gibson and Charles Kimball. light stroke prompts family gathering for Mrs. Jacob Yearous senior. Bobbie Medberry suffers a fractured collar bone after a shredder fall.
A long list of weekend visits and guests from West Union and nearby towns follows. Families including Rothlisberger, Christen, Kimball, Everson, Muehlenthaler, Paige, and Yearous are mentioned hosting or visiting in-shift relatives and friends. The article notes a cemetery and Ladies Aid gathering, officer changes, a farm bureau meeting July 11 at Illyria church, and a slate of attending ministers and church events with Rev A E Burroughs listed as pastor.
Brainard items note Duane and Bernard Boyer visiting from New Rockford with relatives in Glen and Herman Boyer homes. Several families including McMillan Patterson Rowland Craft Bartlett Heiserman and others hosted and visited across Fayette Marshalltown Elkader and Echo Valley park. A Baptist church picnic at Echo Valley park drew strong attendance and a vote was taken.
Donald Gilson and family called at the Harry Gilson home last Friday evening. Clarence Kohls and Joan were dinner guests at the Wm. Kohls home Sunday. Florence Thoman and Clarence Thoman visited the Jake and Milton Miller homes Sunday afternoon. Lyle Wilson and family moved to Elkader this week. Louis Dennler and family attended a reunion and picnic at Krock's Island near Fayette Sunday. West Union visitors Mrs. Wm. Frederick and sons called Friday evening. LeRoy Frederick stayed with blind parents until Saturday evening. Silas Wilson and son visited Mrs. Salome Thoman Sunday evening. Social Hour Club members and families had a picnic at Elkader fair grounds. Mrs. Lawrence Cannon and sons visited the Hans Winkler home Sunday. Walter Kohls and family called at the Wm. Kohls home Sunday evening. Maxine Nelson spent several days with Mrs. Roy Leuchtenmacher.
Mrs Albert Erickson and Alton return to Erskine Minnesota after two weeks with relatives here. Carolyn Erickson will visit the Erickson families this summer. Thelma Lyngaas stayed with Vernon Andersons. Ed Johnson and Doris visited Willard Martins Thursday. Clifford Osmundson family and Ewald Lyngaas households dined with Bert Lyngaas. Fred Pfister and Adeline visited Ed Johnson. Mellien Loftsgard visited Carolyn Erickson. Bert Lyngaas and family hosted Friday evening with Leona and Thelma Lyngaas present. Ole Reiersons joined Willard Martins Sunday. Alvin Halverson and Julia Landsgard visited Arthur Olson. Paul Cooley of Waterloo spent Friday with Mrs Laura Holt. Ben Erickson and Louie, Evelyn, Lillian and Delories dined with Henry Vellersven. Leona and Thelma Lyngaas visited Julia Landsgard Sunday. Arthur Olson and Robert Wharram hosted Willard Martins near Stanley Sunday. Jens Johnson visited Willard Martins Monday. Laura Holt and Donald Larson with Hans Larson spent weekend in La Crosse Wisconsin. Willard Martin attended a directors meeting in Postville Monday evening. Phone news to 20.
Cheery Valley community members visit in multiple homes across Sunday and weeknights. Families including the Dennlers, Schupbachs, Minihans, Baumgartners, Wengers, and Christens attend meals, birthday gatherings, and hospital trips while wedding and church events in West Union and Iowa City are noted. Several relatives travel from Wahl South Dakota and Anoka Minnesota to share time with locals.
Mr and Mrs Olaf Berg and Mrs Edgar Kimball visited the Carl Blockhus home Sunday afternoon Opal Larson spent Sunday afternoon with Amy Gilbertson. The 25th anniversary of Ruse Haugen Old People’s home Decorah was attended by Mr and Mrs Austen Helgerson Irene. Orville Berg and Raymond Friederich spent Thursday evening in Jake Friederich home. Harris Walterson spent Sunday evening with Junior and Harlan Signy Hanson. Bible school closed Friday with a picnic Arlene Amundson hosted the 4 H club Monday. Helen Stolle and daughter Helen of West Union visited Carrie Thorson Sunday. Olaf Berg and Mrs Edgar Kimball called at H H Gilbertson Saturday. M J Blockhus Bernice and Kenneth visited John R Schmid home Thursday evening Harvey Gilbertson helped with haying at Geo Hanson farm.
A string of social visits fills a week in families around Decorah and Cedar Rapids. The Thorsons, Reiersons, Kittlesons, and others hosted or joined relatives and friends, including Uncle Orville Berg, Mrs. Nellie Kimball, and the Kimball family, with several dinners and Sunday gatherings noted. A Chicago visitor at Grinnell commencements reported pickpocketing but recovered his wallet upon returning home.
Nate Swanson of Harlan plans to irrigate his potato patch again after last year’s success. He will again divert Nishnabatna River water to increase production for the coming season.
A brief note contrasts animals in Camtivity with those in contivity and wild state reasoning that captivity alters behavior, movement, and routines. The passage suggests captivity lengthens certain traits while reducing others, focusing on differences between domesticated and wild-like conditions.
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