Oak Grove News Describes Local Social Activity
Hot and dry weather frames a week of visits and gatherings in Oak Grove. Mrs Dennler remains ill while Winnie Crooks, Julia Brabham, and Edith Commer are among those visiting friends and relatives including Perry Craft, the Ed Boyle home, Robert Wilson, Tommy Howard, Enos Howard, and L W Reeds. A well attended dance at L W Reeds drew many locals as Ward Brabham traveled to Forest City for his aunt Bennie Conner funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennler
Winnie Crooks
Perry Craft
Mamie Boyle
Ed Boyle
John Wilson
Tommy Howard
Hans Winkler
Robert Wilson
Julia Brabham
Marie Boyle
David May
John Oleberg
Ira Bennett
William Brabham
Edith Commer
Elmer Pinney
Thomas Howard
Figin
Enos Howard
L. W. Reed
Ruth Pinney
Brabham
Ed Boyles
R. H. May
Georgie Howard
Learn. Ward Brabham
Forest City
Bennie Conner
A Woman Seeks Health Beauty With Electric Bittery
A persuasive ad claims a healthy body makes a woman attractive. It links constipation and kidney poisons to pimples and a blotched complexion, and promotes Electric Bittery as a remedy. It promises regulated stomach, liver and kidneys, bright eyes, fresh breath, smooth skin, and better health, priced 60c at The City Drug Store.
German Baptist Church Service Schedule
The notice lists 9 45 Sunday school 11 a m and a children's day program at 8 p m with the Young People's Society invited. The phrase The tongue of scandal is helpless before ears that are deaf appears as a closing adage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childrens
Young Peoples' Society
Elgin High School Graduating Exercises 1910
The Elgin High School closed the year with a sunset program at the opera house. The class of 1910 included Flossie Capper Ruth Nicklaus and five young men led by Harold Stohr Elmer Hoag and Clarence Cunningham. Oration and music impressed the audience as the diplomas were awarded and a reception followed in the Hotel Daisy setting. Alumni meeting and banquet featured toasts by Capper Benson and Schori with remarks from E A Schiefelbein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert EB
Harle
Alfred Cook
E. Schortett
Nth
Nicklatts Solma
Bva Weibel
Ec Clarengs
Cetera
Missea Benson
Weibel Muehlenthalar
Tin Waarnga Bureau
Elmer M. Hoag
Benson
Muehlenthaler
Quartotte Meanorg Reiser
Nec
Tay
Exch
T. J. Capper
Board of Education
Elgin High School
Carpenters
Nee Beef
Susie Capper
Mae Benson
Orchestra
Xxeiburghaus Quartette
Benson Messrs Keiser
Williama Reading
Verle Kniel
Anna Benson Reading
Ida Sebori
Delbert Bakeman
Earl Greanley
Max Thoma
J. B. Williams
Miss Capper
Canada
Boies Capper
Living Pictures
Miss Kniel
Ben Hay
Misa Schori
Fanny Hoag
Miss Schori
Daisy
Mr. Miller
Harl Greenley
Selma Weibel
Floasie Capper
Winnifred Schmid
Mieiburghaus
E. A. Schiefelbein
Waverly
Sylvia Stanton
Genevra Fennel
Ida M. Schori
Nalle Stoehr
Bosey Capper
Harry Becker
Max Hunsberger
C. Verle Eniel
Grace D. Boyer
Verene Schmid Rubyer
Ema Moser Larrabee
Mabel Holzer
Tille Spahr Hanson
Frances Schmid Bailey
Amelia Etter
Marie Freiburghaus
G. Ray DeSert
Maek Benson
Rosamond Vander Roberts
Myrtle I. Bryant
Ina M.‘Stanton
Irena M. Boyer
Alma Bakeman Bauder
Earl Greenley
D. H. Bakeman
L. L. Stoehr
E. L. Bauder
Amelia Lehman
Ella Lehmann
Edith Berg
Celia Lehman
Ruth Nicklaus
Harold Stoehr
Elmer M. Houg
Robert Earle
Flossie Capper
Nettie Berger Schiefelbein
Clare Cunningham
Emma Berger
Lula Lehman Schmid
Alfred Holzer
Hane Keiser
Hadsel
Joe Potter
Flora A. Boyer
A. Boyer
Ella Freiburghaus
Sadie Patterson
Greenley
Lizzie B. Lyons
Mayme Humphry
Warren C. Harrington
W. Rubger
Hanes Yack
M. L. Lehman
Ethel Harrington
Anne Benson
Fannie Hoag
Alta Gehring
Ello Finks
Tina Nelson
Jennie Anderson
Mae Harrington
Melia Moser
Methodist Church Activities Include Sunday School and League
The Methodist Episcopal Church schedules Sunday School at 11:00 a m Epworth League at 7:15 p m Delegates report on the district convention at the meeting of the league The Ladies Aid Society meets with Mrs C B Halstengen Thursday J H Williams leaves for Waterloo Monday to attend Town Masonic Grand Lodge as a delegate from the local order
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Ron League
Ladies’ Aid Society
Halstengen
J. H. Williams
Waterloo
Town Masonic Grand Lodge
Have You Thought of This The World Divided Into Two Classes
An aphoristic piece reflecting on social division, contrasting those who have with those who lack, and prompting readers to consider opportunities and responsibilities arising from inequality. The brief essay lens emphasizes personal responsibility and societal contrast.
Kinnear-Waite nuptials in Spokane unite Bonners Ferry couple
Will Kinnear second son of Mr and Mrs W L Kinnear and Miss Vina Jaquette daughter of Mrs C L Shaffer of Elgin Iowa married Wednesday June 1 in Spokane. Bride taught near Newport Washington this winter and is popular locally. Groom plans confectionery business in Bonners Ferry and couple will reside there. The Herald extends congratulations and best wishes for a prosperous life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will ¥. Kinnear
W. L. Kinnear
Vina Jaquette
C. L. Shaffer
Elgin
Iowa
Spokane
Rasmus
First Methodist Church
Elkader Notes on Local Visits and Elections
Elkader notes report Wm Hagensick returning to Nunda after a week with friends. Board of Supervisors convenes to canvass primary election votes. Dr W J McGrath and companions travel to Chicago for operations. Postmaster Gilge renovates post office interior. Christ Beer, 76, plans a sixth trip to Switzerland, hoping for good health on departure June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
W. J. McGrath
F. J. Ariell
Mamie O ‘Leary
Ella Fitzpatrick
Chicago
Guttenberg
W. L. Gilge
Wm. A. Walther
Christ Beer
Switzerland
United States
Clayton County
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Saml Mosby
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Ward
German Baptist Church
Man From
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Fede
S. Halstenson
Brass Quartette
Methodist Episcopal Church
Citizens’ State Bank OF Elgin
OWA
C. F. Becker
Ben Schori, Pres
Jaquette
Kinnear
Elkader
Wm. Hagensick
Nunda
Lowa
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