TLLYRIA COMMUNITY GOSSIP AND EASTER NOTES
A mixed local update lists residents visiting, hosting, and socializing in West Bend, Laning, New Albin, and Oak Grove. Easter plans include eggs for Cedar Rapids hospital and a church program with the sermon. Families mentioned include Aulden Patera, Gladya Baldwin, Arthur Chapman, Will Kerr, C. Klingman, Adolph Hanson, Levi Pulfer, Sigurd Hope, Fred Rothlisberger, Glen Mackellar, Walter Wenger, Mrs. Wenger, Mrs. Yearovus, Mrs. Chapman, Lena Hunsberger, and Grace Foxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Shaffer
C. M. Klingman
Harry Relenert
Adollph Hanson
Fred Rohlsberger
West UN
Sigurd Hope
Fred Rothlisberger
Glen Mackellar
Walter Wenger
U. S. VA
Will Wenger
Volga City
C. Wenger
Jerome Yearovus
Martha Chapman
Lena Hunsberger
Forrest
Gerald
Bnoa Howard
Oak Grove
Grace
Bila Foxwell
Watena
Des Moines
Community notes from Monona area visitors and visits
Edwin Olson transacted business at St. Olaf Monday. Agnes Bilden visited Ida Mark Monday evening. Quear Nyborg vacationed a few days. Cade Papian and Alphie Thorson hosted guests in Clermont. Clarence Anderson and Pete Anderson stayed at parental homes. Mrs. Albert Gulsgig called on Marlin Nelson. All vicinity teachers attended Study Center at Monona Tuat Saturday. Harold Opland family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Nelson Sunday. Abel Mark from West Union began at the parental home Thursday. Rev. Shefreland of West Asalon served as guest at the Mork home Saturday. Tina Nelson visited her aunt near Clermont this week. Bawin Olson stayed with West Union hosts Tuesday night. A box social and program planned April 6 at Marlow School. Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Skipshoug of Clermont visited Cornelius Relerson. John Wald, Cornelius Stelerson transacted business at Elkader Thursday. Mrs. Lou Belerson and Mrs. Edwin Oleon will host the Missionary Society at church parlors Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Taudgard hosted Rev. Shofreland and Ernest Aversa at dinner Sunday. Gladys Lotstuen will assist Mrs. Cornelius Relerson with household duties this summer. she began work Monday. Rev. Shefreland of West Union preached Sunday morning but service moved to town due to chimney trouble. Mrs. Relerson and her mother left for La Crosse Tuesday for surgery. well wishes extend for her recovery. We note a saying about big and little men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Olson
St. Olaf
Agnes Bilden
Ida Mark
Quear Nyborg
Cade Papian
Alphie Thorson
Clermont
B. Nelson
Clarence Anderson
Pete Anderson
Bigin
Albert Gulsgig
Marlin Nelson
Monona Tuat
Harold, Opland
Gueata
Martin Nelson
Abel Mark
Weet Union
Stert
Mork
Rev
Shefreland
West Asalon
K. BE
Tina Nelson
A. Thorson
Bawin Olson
West Union
Harry Stolle
Marlow School
Come
I. H. Skipshoug
Corneliue Relerson
Low Retergon
John Wald
Cornelius Stelerson
Transaclad
Elkader
Lou Belerzon
Edwin Oleon
H.R. Taudgard
Shofreland
Weat Union
Ernest Aversa
Gladys Lotstuen
Cornelius Referson
Harold Opland
Cornelius Relerson
J. H. Skarshoug
la Crosse
Wisconsin
West Union social notes and obituaries reflect community life
Mrs. George Howard and family hosted at West Union. Eva Crain and Mrs. Bila Barnhouse visited. Funeral attendance for Mrs. Lewis Appleman noted. Appleman dies after brief illness. Freshman party at West Union High School with Gayle Hovey, chaperoned by Gertrude Wright and Civie. Mrs. Appleman honored with short services by Rev. E J Wykle.
Cheery Valley Social Roundup Recaps Local Visits
Ruth Schupbach spent the weekend at the Albert Butikofer home. Gertrude Muller went to work for Mrs. Leo Cossatt near Elkader. Mrs. Martin Hanson hosted neighbor ladies for a quilt gathering. Ellen Hanson returned from Charles City after a Sunday visit. Louisa and Lydia Dennler tended the Henry Larson home near Elkader. Mrs. Bro Meyer and Leo of near West Union visited her parents here. Martha Chapman and Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Venrous visited the Thos Hansen home. The Hansens and Mrs. Jake Dennler visited the Adolph Baumgartner home. Mrs. Alex Baumgartner and Mrs. Brie visited Hampton Monday to spend a week with Lews Behneider. Frank Curisten and John Schneider of near Elgin went to Hampton to see Louis Behneider at Lutheran hospital. they returned Friday. District No. 9 reopened after a week’s vacation. The teacher Miss Milzabeth Grimm was at home while her parents visited Milnats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Schupbach
Albert Butikofer
Gertrude Muller
Leo Cossatt
Elkader
Martin Hanson
Ellen Hanson
Charles ‘City
Louisa
Lydia Dennler
Henry Larson
Bro Meyer
Aon Leo
Near West Union
Martha Chapman
Song
Jerome Venrous
Thos
Hansen
This
Iallen
Jake Dennler
Adolph Baumgartner
Alex Baumgartner
Tien Brie
Hampton
Lews Behneider
Frank Curisten
John Sehneider
Tear Elgin
Louis Behneider
Lutheran
District No. 9
Wacher
Milzabeth Grimm
Milnats
Tax receipts reveal district and school mill rates
Tax receipts list district mill rates: Donnan 19.6, Fairbank 68.1, Maynard 83.7, St. Lucas none, Alpha 46.4, Oran 42.9, Lamont 75.4, Randalia 62.8, Branley 62.8, Fayette 60.6. Town school rates: Arlington 85.4, Clermont 88, Elgin 63.3, Fairbank 63.1, Hawkeye 66, Oakwelnt 113.6, Wilena 63.6, Wauoonia 25.7, Westgate 62.2, West Union 70.0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnan
Fairbank
Maynard
St. Lucas
Alpha
Oran
Mila
Lamont
Randalia
Branley
Fayette
Arlington
Clermont
Elgin
Hawkeye
Oakwelnt
Wiilena
Wauoonia
Westgate
West Union
Residence For Bole The Mra Christin Hunsberger
Property on Main Street described as desirable with well located lot. Sale includes room house and odd lot with planned close date and taquine of BMord Slunsberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Christin Hunsberger & Room House
Main Street
Letter debunks coin hoarding myth and notes Peace Dollar spread
A reader from Idaho Springs argues that the Peace Dollar coinage thrived last year with thousands minted in Denver and other places. He notes the coin shows Peace under the eagle and suggests a scarcity of Iron Men tokens due to their limited mintage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Plans and specs for school addition ready
The plans and specifications for the proposed school addition are prepared by M. V. Kiple who also drafted them. Citizens may view the blueprints by contacting Samuel Mosby, secretary of the school board, and are urged to consider the need for better educational facilities for the town’s children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. V. Kiple
Mr. Kiple
Samuel Mosby
Old Homestead on Screen at Bigin Opera House
Rating Viliges presents The Old Homestead a Paramount feature opening Sunday and Monday at the Bigin Opera House. James Cruze directs Theodore Roberts T Roy Barnes George Fawcett Harrison Ford Ethel Wales and others star as villagers hire a minister for a gospel sermon after a storm devastates their town, while the home remains intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Bigin Opera House
Kamer
James Cruze
Theodore Roberts
T. Roy Barnes
George Fawcett
Harrison Ford
Ethel Wales
Frital Ridgway
Kathleen O'Connor
James Mangan
Frank Hagen
Wall Covington
E. J, Brady
Hovey Farm Sold Near Ridgeway in Decorah
The late K T Hovey family farm near Ridgeway, about two miles from Decorah, comprising 80 acres, was sold last week. It was purchased by Emma Hovey, a daughter from Decorah, at 161 25 dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.T. Hovey
Decorah
Ridgeway
Wen
Emma Hovey
Notice of cash-only work policy from HH and Steele
A notice states a strict cash-only policy for work with no credit accepted. It directs that anyone unable to pay cash should not submit work, emphasizing the instruction as a universal directive from HH and Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele
Thrift and Wealth Ambitions In Early Life Cited
A historical reflection notes that many Americans squander earnings until around age forty when family duties bite, then blame the world if they have not become millionaires. It urges Mother Mize to teach thrift and energy in youth.
Public notice of school district election in Elgin Iowa
Public notice to qualified voters of the Independent School District of Elgin Fayette County Iowa that an election will be held on the 8th day of April 1993 from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM at the Towd Hit Blain Tow a within the district to vote on a proposition to issue 32000 dollars in bonds for constructing and equipping an addition to the present schoolhouse. Notice by order of the Board of Directors Samuel Hosey secretary with details from the March 1833 resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ta Herghy
Ulyen
Eigin
Fayette
Tawasl
Towd
Hit
Blain
Towa
Andeswétiderit
Jewa
Oxford
Withio
Independent School ‘Distric of
Elgin
Code of Jews
Board of Directors
Bigin
Iowa
Ala
Samuel. Hosey
Beo'y
Baseball association selects officers for coming year
The Enterprise notes the baseball association elected J. C. Halverson as president W. A. Knedlard as secretary B. M. Hoag as treasurer and W. R. Binke as manager for the ensuing year. The group expects a strong season with many old players trying for spots and a committee formed to secure Clermont a place in the Little Eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baseball Association
J. C. Halverson
W. A. Knedlard
BM. M. Hoag
W. R. Binke
Clermont
Take Notice On Settling Accounts From Grimmé Schuphach
A notice states many indebted respond to our request for settlement of accounts but a few have not. it urges all who owe to call at once to settle. The message is signed by Grimmé Schuphach, described as an Egyptian crank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vondroj
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George Howard
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Katia
Mary. Clements
Arthur Pattern
Melvin Boyer
Peter Fischal
Alta Vista
Lewis Appleman
George Craft
Elgin Blanchard
Arthur Patterson
Frieda Miller
Grace Gruyar
Dave Rowland
Phyllis
Louisa Burk
Frances Munger
Hazelton
Martin Hovey Hone
West Union High School
Gayle
Gertrude Wright
Misa Civie
Here
Cheery Valley
Bole
Pians and Specifications
Sigourney Review
Hovey Farm
Éeifl
Feue
Tese Dave
F- You
Tom Benson
Enat
Elkader-West Union Road
Poland
Hina Hoge
China
Janesville
Asec
Ion
Igllon
Smth Sarge
Bette
D. F. Wiltsie
T. N
Carothere
Sardeil Mosby
Clerk
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