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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1934
Page
2
Our Wadena newsletter failed to reach this office this week and the usual space devoted to Wadena will be occupied by other matter. We hope that this does not occur again.
A reflective citizen must cooperate with the national government and support the president and voting rights. Roosevelt’s era seeks unity to tackle a commercial crisis, urging patriotism, education, and civic duty across parties. Emphasis on cooperation, character, fair dealing, health, and community stewardship.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry K. Peterson marked a silver wedding anniversary on March 4 with a family picnic at their home. Relatives and neighbors presented a program recalling their 25 years of marriage, including readings and a duet, ending with well wishes for many more years together. They were wed in Clermont on March 4, 1909, by Rev. Bursett. Mrs. Peterson’s maiden name was Hannah Gilbertson.
Beginning Sunday March 11 the Church of Youth will hold closed meetings through March with an attendance contest. The Sunday program includes a hymn reading prayer reading duets offertory and a Bible study on Luke chapters 1 5 led by Supt L B Carter. Leaders Gilma Olson and Clarence Thoman to chair sides. winners to be hosted by losers after three weeks.
A compact collection of maxims and aphorisms on merit wealth love and human nature. Quotes touch on judgment trust age and war with sharp wit and pointed insight attributed to Longfellow and others. The piece surveys behavior priorities and consequences in brief observational lines.
A Sabula Gazette paragraph recalls a Civil Service exam tale where an Irish examinee answers mayoral questions with Irish surnames. It ends with a query about R F C standing for Reverend Father Coughlin.
The gold standard refers to the policy of government to redeem its currency in gold on demand at any time.
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