Wadena Echo Briefs Social Events and Local News
Wadena area notes include Highland Aid Society at Mrs. Thore Thompson’s home with readings, solo by Rev. E. E. Ramsey, and supper by hostesses. Various visits, entertainments, and town errands are listed, from meat market purchase in Decorah to bridge club honors, family gatherings, and church activities led by Rev. Russell Nelson. Local residents named include Donna Johnson Ber Nice Larson Fred Tschantz Cortis family, Amelia Kuhn, H J Kiel, and many others across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thore Thompson
Highland Aid Society
Ole Johnson
Herman Larson
Donna Johnson
Faith
Bernice Larson
E. E. Ramsey
Thompson
John Erickson
Alfred Johnson
van Elsheimer
Decorah
John Wood
Amelia Kuhn
Anna Maurer
Richard
Edna
Ellen Corkery
H. J. Kiel
Davenport
Charles Corkery
Fairbank
Fred Domke
Dorcas Society
Maynard Powers
George Davis
Crystal Lake
Nina Davis
Bess Tschantz
Clermont
Fred Tschanitz
M. A. Klingman
Clarence Meyer
West Union
Alfred Cline
Baby
Fayette
Roy Cline
H. J. Aeschliman
Fred Heiden
Cortis
McGregor
Lyle Herrling
Jimmie
Kansas City
A. G. Herrling
Dorothy Curtis
Cuba City
Wis
Blanche
Mildred Beard
Charles City
Marjorie Skewes
Loretta Mattocks
Des Moines
Lloyd Harkins
Arlington
Mary Henrich
Pleasant Ridge
Milo Oldfather
Raymond Jellings
de Wold
August Froomy
New York
City
Fremont Clark
Hazel O'Brien
D. O. Clark
Herbert Fay
Gordon Fay
Waterloo
Howard Crandall
Gehwein
George Fay
Clair Whittenbaugh
Earl Carpenter
Fredericksburg
John Schmid
Sioux City
Rose Marie] Johnson
Wadena
John Raftis
Coville
Wash
J. C. Kennedy
Elmer Maurer
Detroit
Mich
Will Mahlman
Marionette
North Dakota
Bill Corkery
Kathryn Baldwin
Dubuque
Richard Corkery
Ray Nevelle
Volga
Jarvis Tavern
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Grand Meadow area residents hosted and visited relatives in weekly gatherings. The East Luther League presented a program in West Union. A golden wedding for Mr. and Mrs. Caff Opperud drew a large crowd at East curen. Numerous locals welcomed new births, picnicked, and attended family reunions across nearby towns including Decorah, Clermont, Waterloo, and Far mers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Nygard
Glendal
Pauline
Vernon Anderson
Alden Anderson
Bert Lyngans
East Luther League
West Union
Rev. Bras
Ed Johnson
Doris
Archie
Gilbert Anderson
Thelma Lyngaas
Ewald Lyngaas
Alvin Halverson
Conrad Reinhart
Spring Valley
Minn
Rudy Reinhart
Minneapolis
Andrew Reinhart
Alfred Buraas
Fern
DeAlta
Shirley
Decorah
Helen Clark
Edna Olson
Julia Landsgard
Walter Lundy
Ion
Henry Olson
Clermont
Lillian
Evelyn Erickson
Shirley Buraas
Paul Cooley
Waterloo
Earl Aanes
Selmer Erickson
Darlene Olsen
Olivia Olson
Richard Olson
Ramona
Elliot
Arthur Olson
Gilbert Buraas
Gloria
Oliver Larson
Quinton Olson
Patricia Anderson
Willard Martin
Wilma
Lavers
Janet
Ronald
Arthur Mechelson
Mellien Loftsgard
Juna
Edwin Loftsgard
Porter Returns Lost Rings Without Reward
Mrs. C. W. Dutton of Wheatland left two diamond rings in a Pullman washroom. Porter Fred Jones found and produced the rings and asked only for a note of appreciation to his employers. She complied, praising his honesty.
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C. W. Dutton
Wheatland
Fred Jones
Cheery Valley Social Roundup After Sunday Visits
A long list of Sunday gatherings and family visits across Cheery Valley and nearby towns. Among those mentioned: Frieden Minihan families with West Bend and Iowa City connections. numerous reunions in Elmer Christen, Bert Thoman, and Dennler homes. multiple trips to Guttenberg. references to Oslin Mason and Meisner families plus various West Bend and Volga residents.
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Levi Frieden
Fred Butikofer
Martin Minihan
Dorothy
Vivian
Bud Alderson
Wadena
Iowa City
Minihan
Joe Bannart
Will Metzger
Eli Grimm
West Bend
Ben Dennler
Myr
Jerome Yearous
Roscoe Larson
Guttenberg
Jake Christen
John
George Christen
Elmer Christen
Adolph Hanson
Ira Oson
Adolph Elvers
Bert Thoman
Martin Hanson
Henry Bryrelle
Westgate
Will Meyer
Fern
Elton Meyer
Maynard
Jale Frieden
Vern Frieden
John Durscher
West Union
Will Chase
George Nichols
Lester Meyer
Volga
Leo Schmildike
Alpha
Ida
Hilda
Elmer
Harold Meyer
Rosa Schlupp
Archie Howard
Will
Billy
Patsy Minihan
Alma Hanson
Clayton Schreiner
Ethel Mae Thoman
Kenneth Mark
Jake Dennler
Harry
Leo
Wm. Larson
John Pulfer
Howard Mason
Moes
Orlin Mason
Andy Cox
Hilda Meyer
Ernest Christen
Clara Muehlenthaler
Lacey Christen
Mavis Durseher
Joe Frieden
Dan Sutter
Donald
Erna Baumgartner
Milton Voelker
Frankville
John Friederich
John Dennler
Edwin Hanson
Ern Lerch
Will Lerch
Arthur Friederich
Paul Smith
Marlys Wenger
Lawrence Butler
Rod Lehman
Wilma
Louis Blumer
Ben Schneider
Elizabeth
Mollie Sehneider
Darlene
Wilbur Lehman
Lehman
Realto Meisner
Francis Meisner
Walter Mills
Martin Wenger
Jake Lehman
Ida Christen
Betty
Jake Denniler
Ed Metzger
Ruth Schupbach
Albert Schupbach
Joe
Cannes pirates pack fuller skates in tin cans
Cannery managers claim skates packed in metal cans ship better and handle more easily. Reportedly workers observe the cargo shifts on route while the tale of pirates echoes in coastal markets throughout the trade.
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Cannes
Monet Pirates
Bridge of Marble Opens Over Tiber in Rome
A new bridge named Ponte dei Fio Rentini is under construction in Rome spanning the Tiber from Corso Vittorio Emanuele to a tunnel beneath the Janiculum hill. It is built entirely of travertine marble quarried at Carrara, marble used since Caesar’s era over 2,000 years ago.
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Tiber
Rome
Italy
Carrara
Caesar
Corso Vittorio Emanuele
Janiculum
Soldiers Pension System Through the Ages
The article outlines the long history of soldiers pensions from ancient Rome to modern times. It notes that personal pensions date to antiquity, were discussed in Sully’s sixteenth century economy plan, and that Plymouth Colony provided pensions for maimed soldiers in 1636.
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Sully
Plymouth Pilgrims
Dakota Strip Cropping Shows Progress Against Dust Storms
Agricultural officials report strip cropping in North Dakota has reduced wind erosion by dividing large fields into narrow grassland strips to prevent recurrence of the 1934 and 1936 dust storms.
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Dakota
North Dakota
Iron rich foods ranked by iron content test results
Massachusetts Institute of Technology tests show molasses leading iron content with about 6.1 parts per 100 000. Beet liver follows at 5.6 and oats at 4.6 parts per 100 000.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Houston Man Dyes Dog With Phone Number
Jack Risher of Houston uses black hair dye to print his phone number on his fox terrier to curb its roaming habits, a method discussed in the American Magazine. The idea aims to help owners reclaim lost pets or be contacted for their return.
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Jack Risher
Houston
Texas
Risher
Tombstone Epitaph’s origin tied to editor John C Clum
The Tombstone Epitaph, Arizona’s famed newspaper since 1880, earned its name from editor John C. Clum who said an epitaph always describes the tombstone. The remark linked the paper's identity to the tombstone image in local lore.
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Tombstone
Arizona
Judge Bacigalupi Nervous During First Alvis Marriage
Judge James Bacigalupi admitted nervousness and confusion while performing his first wedding in Alvis California. He began the ceremony by administering the oath asking if the couple would tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
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Fleming
James Bacigalupi
Alvis
Calif
South American Camel Avicana Described As High Altitude Animal
The Avicana is a South American camelid intermediate in size between the llama and alpaca. It stands about two feet high at the shoulder with rich brown curly wool spotted in white. Inhabiting the Andes at great elevations, it is exceptionally swift and has never been domesticated.
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Andes
Milk Ration At West Point Cadets
Administrators at West Point emphasize nutrition in training allowing each cadet a daily quart of milk. The policy underscores the role of properly prepared food in physical fitness and military readiness.
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W. S
West Point
Back Siphonage in Plumbing Fixtures Causes by Faulty Plumbing
Back siphonage in plumbing fixtures is caused by waste drainage being sucked into the fresh water supply. It threatens household water purity and results from cracked or faulty fixtures or faucets that are too low to stay above the water level.
Home Fire Sprinklers for Houses
Sprinkler systems for homes have been developed able to be installed in cellars and attics where most ores originate. This concise note highlights new hobbyist level fire suppression options for residences.
Cork and Bamboo Bedroom Decor Trend On Display
A man’s bedroom features cork and bamboo furniture. A rug and bedspread echo the cork and bamboo tones with brown accents. Shelves are lined in flame color to match vibrant draperies.
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