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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1934
Page
8
The Elgin Cardinals lost 8 to 7 to Fayette after Fayette’s Andy Anderson and Red Learn sparked a two run rally in the eighth inning. Henninger and H Schupbach led Elgin with four and eight hits respectively, and next Sunday Elgin visits Wadena.
West Union residents Katie Richards and Ella Foxwell return from visits to Des Moines and Illinois respectively. Numerous church and family social items occur with guests from Cedar Falls, Cheery Valley, Volga, Elgin, and Albany among others. Community members attend reunions, picnics, and summer school while neighbors host dinners and share reports from Des Moines, Iowa City, and beyond.
Erma Friederich of Clermont is at the Jake Butikofer home for an extended visit. Willie Butikofer helped Mrs. G Friederich and Mrs. Ed Metzger with their work last week. Mrs. Albert Schupbach learned Saturday her brother Andy Meibach had died. Mr. and Mrs. Schupbach and Ruth Neema and George left Saturday for Bay City Michigan to attend the funeral. Clara Martie of La Mars and Emma Lucille and Lillie Stramm of Bebatha came to visit. Mr. and Mrs. C Chapman visited Hanson Bros. Erma Friederich spent Saturday evening with Fred Butihofer. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Christen visited in Oak Grove. Clara Martie spent Thursday with Ed Met gg er home. Rev. and Mrs. J J Snyder and family visited Hanson Bros Thursday and called at Jake Dennler home. Fred Hofer spent the weekend.
Brainard residents visit relatives in the Joe Peters and Frank Lyon homes. Sheldon Moats visits from Scotch Grove. BYP U holds Bible study at Lola Boyer’s home. Several families spend Sunday at Joe Peters and Chas Appelman homes with other relatives staying longer. Nuttings return from Chicago.
Mr and Mrs Beryl Buleyn spent Sunday evening in the Arthur Chapman home. Mrs Lyle Wilson and children visited Rob Wilson’s home Saturday and Sunday while her husband attended a Standard Oil meeting in Cedar Rapids. Ed Bauman and Phil Leuchtenmacher of Elkader were guests at Roy Leuchtenmacher’s home Sunday. Bert Allen Mabel Holzer and Alfred Holzer were business visitors in Oelwein Tuesday. Chiton Holzer returned home with them for a visit in the Allen home. Mrs Donald Dean and Donna called at Rob Wilson’s Monday. George Gilson of Epworth called Sunday at Harry Gilson’s home. Gilson returned to Epworth with them to do interior painting. John Howard and wife were supper guests Sunday in the John Howard Sr. home. Homer Dill and family went to Fayette Sunday to visit his mother Isabelle Kris before she leaves.
Saturday activities show Mr. and Mrs. Bert Allen and Clifton Holzer at the Fred Gehring home with Edith Holzer aiding Mrs. Medberry. Numerous local guests and family groups visited homes in Boleyn Thoman Wilson Ogle and Boyle circles including calls by Dennler, Gilson, Ziba Tripp, and families from Elgin Janesville Kenosha Sabetha Bern La Mars Bern Kan La Crosse area.
A Collier's Weekly remark asserts that Japanese women have long dominated the nation's literary history and that contemporary Japanese literature shows few outstanding works by men, reflecting gendered views of authorship and national culture.
George Zoller of Cascade was fined 25 dollars plus costs by Justice M P Hogan on Friday morning for consuming liquor on a public highway. He is believed to be the first Iowan prosecuted under this clause of the new state liquor control law.
A verse in the Bible contains every alphabet letter except J. It is identified as the twenty first verse of chapter seven in the Book of Hera.
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