Wadena Social News Highlights Local Club Gatherings
Mrs. Alla Leonhart hosted the Auction bridge club with prizes for Mildred Minhan Olive Knutson Wm Nelson and Laura Herrling. Legion and Auxiliary held a joint meeting in the Legion hall electing officers. Numerous visits travels and social events feature residents visiting relatives attending events and preparing for mass at St Joseph church June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alla Leonhart
Auction Bridge Club
Mildred Minihan
Olive Knutson
Wm. Nelgon
Laura Herrling
American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Theresa Robinson
Rose Felder
Ronita Keasbey
Mae Hinkel
Elva Clark
Sargent-At-Arms
Lester Shaffer
Volga Valley Club
Thorsday
Ralph Shaffer
J. F
Elgin Locals Note Light Showers Boost Crops and Visits
Elgin residents report several light showers this week aiding crops and gardens. Clara Muehlenthaler left Monday for Benson to stay with the FPy-Sirea home. Local visitors include William Wickham and relatives from Palatine and California. Despite past disturbances, Elgin’s Saturday crowds have been orderly with added marshal presence easing trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Muehlenthaler
Benson
Fpy-Sirea
Elgin
Marshall
Chained Books Held in English Libraries Across Centuries
Old English libraries chained valuable volumes at Oxford and Cambridge as early as the thirteenth and eighteenth centuries. Cambridge University and various cathedrals also used chains, with chained books found in several European sites including Florence and Nurenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaina O University
England
Oxford
Cambridge University
English
Tobsters
Ifulland
Enkhulven
Zutnhen
Florence
Lauren- Huo Libaryy
Nurenberg
Sorhonne Ti Varts
Horse Refuses Meat Diet Despite Offerings
A horse will not eat meat, cooked or raw, and will subsist on vegetables, small amounts of sugar, apples, and some tobacco.
Community Notices From Oak Grove and Surroundings
Oak Grove and nearby areas report numerous social visits with Mr and Mrs Dennler appearing frequently alongside relatives such as Pollock Chapman and Medberry families. Several dinners hosted in homes from Decorah to Randalia, Volga, and Waucoma, plus a death of neighbor Wa. Woodle, and various visits to and by families including Howard, Hoover, Kohls, Thorson, Yunker, Luchsinger, Krueger, and others. A new daughter born to the Shaffer household is noted amid ongoing local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Herrling
Marsh Prouty
Elkader
Leo Everett
Harold Corbin
Sterling
Colo
Loretta Mattocks
Eric
Vera Mattocks
Erie
New York City
Cleveland
Ohio
Prudence Tynan
Iowa City
Harry Deets
Sterling, Ill
W. F. Caldwell
Floyd Patterson
Bert Erickson
Chester Adams
Will Frey
Fred Tschantz
August Yearous
Thore Thompson
McGregor
James Bowles
George
Eleanor Domke
Will Haskin
Volga
Wadena
West Union
Toyce Everett
Bert Everett
Walter Dennler
Evelyn
Louis Dennler
Junior Nydegger
Thomas Dennler
Thomas Pollock
Arthur Chapman
Christ Dennler
John Barrus
Decorah
Howard Medberry
Marlene Marie
Max Medberry
Gottlieb Dennler
Cheery Valley
Wa. Woodle
George Hyde
Harold Strong
Fanny Talcott
Randalia
Seedorf
Arlington
Perry Medberry
James Munciel
S. H. Foxwell
Allen Longmuir
James Muncle
Reuben Howard
Chas. Peters
Brainard
Lester Green
Waucoma
Enos Howard
Clint Crooks
Carol Martin
John Howard
Homer Dill
Roy Leuchtenmacher
Ladies’ Aid Society
Clifton Powell
John Luchsinger
Lester
Will Krueger
Hawkeye
Tommy Howard
Clarence Kohls
Oan
Wm. Kohls
Jake Hoover
Enoch Thorson
Austin
Minnesota
Jana Lou Reusser
Knoxville
Bar Kiple
Edwin Bauman
Echo Valley State Park
Bonnie
W. S. Rothlisberger
Forest Moore
Paul Woswell
Henry Holzer
June Kerr
Ralph Shaffer
Oran Bane
Onida
Tim Thoman
Rudy Yunker
Elgin
Junior
Johnnie
Rose Elizabeth Hofer
Henry Matthys
Paul Voshell
Silag Wilson
Carol
Warern Joyce
Florence
Clarence Thoman
Ben Hofer
Lyle Wilson
Janice Stickler
Rob. Wilson
Genevieve
Math DeSart
Bert Allen
Martha Chapman
Delbert
Linda Risner
Clyde| King
John Freitag
Locals sweep third straight as Elgin tops Hawkeye
Elgin beat Hawkeye 16 to 4 to stretch their streak to three. Granger and Dawson each pitched for Elgin with strong showings. Evans and Schupbach led the offense with three hits apiece and Schupbach stole three bases. Elsewhere, West Union routed Wadena 13 to 8 and Clermont defeated Elgin in a nearby matchup. Ossian pipe mishap prompts municipal well repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Hawkeye
Hawks
Granger
Dawson
Evans
Schupbach
Wedo
Frieden
Klingman
Zurbriggen
Eddie Klingman
Eddie
Weibel
Weda
Barker
Stahr
Hyman
Ood Boeckercheur
Westphall
Ood Wheeler
Lalone
Parker
Belschner
How Modern Women Lose Fat Safely
Promotes Kruschen Salts as a fat loss aid for women with claims of increased energy and better skin. Recommends taking half a teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast, reducing pastry and fatty foods, and weighing in after four weeks to track fat loss. Encourages light on potatoes, butter, cream, and sugar. notes health improvements and urges purchase.
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Mree i Onu
Alden Peters
Waterloo
W. L. Peters
Whittier
Calif
Jim Fisher
Will Peters
Clermont
Bess Tschantz
W. D. Mattocks
Donna Clothier
Wilder Mattocks
Davenport
F. Meyer
Oklahoma City
Okla i
A.C. Cline
Dorothy
Dubuque
Chee
A. G. “Herding
Herrling
Prouty
John Raymond Kelly
The
Mary Henrich
Pleasant Ridge Club
John Wood
Ames
Ed Meskel
Ed Raftis
Flower
Addie Flower
Alfred Kishman
Inez Kafer
Rosie Baars
Monona
H. J. Aeschilman
William Wickham
John Reusser
Palatine, U1
Emma Reusser
Frank Pringle, Jr
Monrogia, Calif
Roy Bakeman
Mildred Bruce Voorhees
Horseheads
N. Y
Bruce
Hollister Lumber Company
Lloyd
Alma Roethlisberger) Herron
Alhambra
Bertha Rothlisberger
LaMars
Chicago
Freeport
Oak Grove News
Oscar Olson
Mabel
Henry Reijerson
St. Olaf
Ellmer Kohls
Lawrence
Near Elkader
Earl Kiple
Tofield Hesk
Mary Matthys
Digin
Fayette
Westgate
Ossian
Des Moines
Echo
Agine ‘Age
Woffer
Pictorial Review
Good Stories
the Country Home
Tor
Utar Magaz
Koffer
Mastor
McCall's Magazine
Gentlewoman Mag
Home Circle
Farm Journal
Maki
Bliss
Graham
A. A. Boleyn
Elgin, Iowa
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