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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1929

Page

7

Local births and visits fill Clermont week

Mrs and Mrs Merla Wolfs of Ossian announce a baby girl born July 11. Frank Barnd’s family from Manchester visit Mrs Barnd’s sister Mrs W R Blake. Several trips: Minneapolis Waseca Rochester Isma Elkader and Yellowstone. A June wedding joins Miss Clarice Johnson and Erwin Kaltenbach in Clermont with plans for Montana trip and teaching in Clermont schools.

Merla Wolfs Ossian Frank Barnd Jesin Manchester A. Cheeseman Jean Elkader J. Z. Kelleher Clarice Johnson Lime Springs Erwin Kaltenbach Waterloo Montana Yellowstone National Park Clermont

Dover Mills Social Roundup Reflects Community Guests

Mr and Mrs G E Brause spent Tuesday at H K Johnsons. Imogene Brause returned home with them. Dinner guests included Mildred Rowland Walter Warnke and the Snyders. Learn family visited Clermont and Durwood Davis to see the new boy. Johnsons and Ezra Rowland hosted relatives Friday. Marion Scott and family entertained. Perry Wagner and son visited. Farm bureau women gathered at Millard Nelsons. many attended. Children spent Sunday at Ed Johnsons. Clarence Learn and family visited Chas Learn’s home for a time.

G. E. Brause H. K. Johnson Imogene Brause Mildred Oliver Rowland Walter Warnke Bill Snyder Randalia John Learn Chas. Anderson Clermont Durwood Davis Davis Ezra Rowland R. F. Learn J. C. Matthews Ranadla Maynard Mary Scott Marion Scott M. Helgerson Andrew Helgerson Perry Wagner Millard Nelson Farm Bureau Ed Johnson Clarence Learn Learn

New Bakery to Locate at Clermont

Brenner, ex Volga City baker, to run a new Clermont bakery opening about August 1. He has 27 years in the trade as a hired man and owner, brings new equipment, and will operate between the hardware store and Farmers Savings Bank. No bakery in town for years. expected to be well patronized.

H Brenner Volga City Brenner Clermont Farmers Savings Bank

Accidents in Air Not Planes' Fault

Washington figures dispute the belief that planes are unsafe. Half of accidents blamed on pilots, one quarter to airplane defects, one quarter to general conditions. Reckless pilots and poor landing fields account for most accidents.

Washington United States New York American

Strait Tunnel Would Link Two Continents

A European African strait tunnel proposal envisions connecting Tarifa area in Spain to Morocco across the Strait of Gibraltar. The 20 mile route would carry twenty trains daily at an estimated cost, with studies backing the project despite some unfavorable notes.

Strait Continents Europe Africa Strait of Gibraltar Torrepena Tarifa Murocca Rth Cotte Tata Deermiecioriel All Atrey Gil Ottier Poteet Eanisycedareltinet

Quotable Musings On Life And Human Nature

A string of aphorisms examines forgiveness pride happiness wisdom and social conduct. It pairs observations on ego flattery luck and conversation with pointed reminders that love justice and self restraint shape everyday decisions.

Sleep Waste of Time Says 70 Year Old Baker

Michael McCarthy of Kinsale Ireland declares sleep a waste of time and says he spends most nonworking hours hunting on foot with fox hounds. He reports sleeping only five or six hours a month and claims to never yawn or feel tired, asserting life is too short to sleep.

Michael McCarthy Kinsale Ireland

Paris Bars Policewomen From Paris Force Debate

Paris police authorities rejected introducing women officers after reporting a London study found no harmony between English and French manners and morals. The commission’s visit spurred debate over gender roles in policing and raised questions about modernization.

Paris London

Promises of Love Amid Ragged Letter Jokes

A brief comic note quotes a cartoon exchange about promising lifelong devotion and the irony of writing letters. The Louisville Courier Journal vignette adds a Sharp remark on people without children in college, reflecting light gossip tone.

Loulaville Courier-Journal

Nature in Many Ways Is Good to the Blind

Captain Gerald Lowry, a blind sportsman holidaying in Switzerland, adds skiing to his achievements and shows the blind can do much like others. The article notes heightened sensitivity to sounds and weather signals among blind children and the value of social ties, with identification sometimes aided by sounds such as a coin being flipped.

Gerald Lowry Switzerland London Captain Lowry

Botanist Proposes Kinship Between Egyptian Abyssinian Races

Russian botanist K. A. Phuxenbrg presents evidence of striking likeness between ancient Egyptian grain remains from the twelfth dynasty and Abyssinian samples gathered by the 1927 Vaviloff expedition. The studied grains differ from other forms of enimer and Persian corn, reinforcing theories of shared lineage among these ancient peoples.

Merodotus K. A. Phuxenbrg Vaviloff Sonn

Mystical Scene With Talisman And Royal Watch

Fragmentary OCR describes a strange rite with a talisman toTow as a hire and a King’s guard observing a two day sleep. A secretary slept two days while officials watched, as the tale hints at omens and a promised revelation.

Grotetan

Newspaperman Names And Ordering Of Titles In US

The Inland Printer surveys how US daily newspaper titles are formed. It finds about 2400 dailies use around 200 root words, with 80 percent of 300 words accounting for most names. News, Times, Journal, Herald, Tribune, Record and other terms dominate.

United States News Times Journal Herald Tribune Record Republican Press Star Dietacrats Gazette Sun

Lancashire cloth makers imitate native looms for overseas demand

Cloth producers in Lancashire devote much of their time to making fabrics for Africa and other colonies. A Rot ten weaver is said to be visited by native chiefs who bring new color stripe patterns, and the weaver must imitate the frequent joins from the native loom to keep the fabric acceptable.

Africa Rotten Weiver Rmall

Triplets graduate together from University of Michigan

For the first time since the university's 1837 founding at Ann Arbor a set of triplets from the Guffey family of McKeport Pennsylvania appear among the graduates. Lawrey William and James were born April 2, 1904 and plan to enter medical school to practice together after completing their course. Their father is a physician.

University of Michigan At Ann Arbor Guffey McKeerport Lawrey Wiliam James

Gun Accident Sparks Mitford Kitchen Fire

In Mitford Delaware Charles Maul hung his gun on the kitchen wall thinking it unloaded. The weapon discharged when the fire reached it, triggering a blaze that spread to the kitchen before being extinguished. No injuries reported.

Charles Maul Mitford Del

Rebuked Director Now Miss Boyle In Tour Ensemble

The Life article notes a scene in which Miss Boyle is rebuked by the director while Moyle Star-Say and Mr. Ginsberg are in view. A suggestion about using an American car is raised as a patriotic flourish during the tour ensemble sequence.

Miss Boyle Moyle

Combo breakfast quip about indigestion and heart attack

A humorous exchange mocks a restaurant offer proposing a combination breakfast. The customer declines, quipping that the blend would fuse acute indigestion with a heart attack, highlighting a playful, hyperbolic safety concern in dining.

Obituary of Edwin E Wikan 11 in Highland Township

Edwin Ernest Wikan son of Halver and Mrs. Wikan died at West Union hospital after an emergency ruptured appendix operation on Tuesday. Born April 14 1918 in Highland township Clayton county he was eleven years three months old. Funeral July 17 at Wighlaws Lutheran church with Rev. G Gunston officiating. interment in the adjoining cemetery. He leaves parents and siblings Victoria Harold Phyllis Lawrence Robert Mary Helen and John plus grandparents and many relatives and friends.

Edwin Ernest Halver Wikan West Union Hospital Highland Township Clayton County West Union Edwin Victoria Harold Phyllis Lawrence Robert Mary Helen John Wighlaws Lutheran Church G. Gunston Chas Benson, Alves Benson

Card of Thanks for kindness and flowers note

We express deep appreciation for the many acts of kindness during illness and death of our loved one. Thanks for the beautiful floral offerings and the kindness of the singers Mr. and Mrs Halver Wikan and family.

Some Halver Wikan

Lutheran Church Notes: No Services Next Sunday

The pastor Rev G Gunsten will be away from home so no services will be held next Sunday at West Church The Mission Society meets Thursday Aug 1 with Mrs George Washburn Mrs John Moen and Mrs Almer Anderson as hostesses.

G. Gunsten West Church Society George Washburn John Moen Almer Anderson Ime

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