Withell andNomiropragton Medical Ad in Elkader
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1940
Page
8
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Illyria notes Paul Yearous recovering from a severe sick spell. Wedding at Arlington Lutheran church featured Harold Glass family and Donald Yearous of Strawberry Point with Mary Schmidt of Arlington. Virginia Glass flower girl. Various reads about local visits and gatherings. multiple families hosted guests in Albany Decorah Garber and Waterloo area.
A long list of Sunday visits and Thursday Farm Bureau events is detailed. People from Yearous, Yearous Jr., Looby, Medberry, Kohls, Lembke, Bender, Yearous, Rothlisberger, Dennler, and others were hosted or visiting in Elmira Castalia Elkader Oak Grove and nearby homes, with a Syria church meeting at 8 15 Thursday including movies singing a patrolman talk and Youth Boosters reading and lunch.
Oak Grove residents hosted and visited over the weekend with numerous calls and suppers. Families including Salome Thoman Clarence, Hazel Howard Roland Grover, Gladys Feller and Harold Strong, and the Brabhams in West Union shared meals and companionship. Several groups attended Achievement Day in Fayette, while others visited relatives in Lyle Wilson and Hans Winkler homes. Aegis of gatherings extended to Iowa City with Mrs Nydegger visiting.
Mr and Mrs Paul Patterson and Mrs S Patterson with Mr and Mrs Frank Lyon were guests at the George Moats home near Monticello last Thursday. Mrs Herman Boyer was taken to West Union hospital.
Last Friday a resident expects to return home soon. Mr and Mrs D H Craft visited in the Arthur Patterson home Monday. Mrs Marshall Helms spent Thursday in the Cleve Erhard home. Mrs S Patterson and Marian attended a recital in Amy Richards studio at West Union Friday evening, Marian participated. The Paul Patterson family returned to Chicago Monday. Missionary Society ladies will present a three act play at Brainard church Thursday at 8 pm with no admission, an offering for missions. Sunday school at Brainard 10 am, Mother's Day program after. No evening services. Reverend E U Burroughs, Pastor.
District residents attend a spring convention at Highland church near Decorah. Several individuals are mentioned visiting various homes, with updates on family gatherings and sick lists. Parties include the Martins, Andersons, and Kimbolls visiting Peterson and Taylor households, plus Norma Opland and Hazel Gilbertson during the week.
Callers over the past week at the H H Gilbertson residence included Olaf Buroden Hans Bilden Mr and Mrs Severein Blockhirs Tanty Matthys and Evan Lien Mrs Edgar Kimball visited Friday afternoon with her sister Mrs
Olaf Berg and M. V. Kiple traveled to Ottumwa on Sunday to remodel the house recently bought by Clifton Kinle, who plans to occupy the dwelling himself after the work is completed.
Residents from the vicinity traveled to Decorah to view Hilder Gilbertson. The list includes numerous couples and individuals such as Mr. and Mrs. Harry Helger son, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Kittle son, Mr. and Mrs. Severson Blockhus, Bernard Hanson, Mrs. H. H. Gilbertson, Clarence Peterson, M. J. Blockhus Jr, Alfred Walterson and Harris, Elmer Larson and Marjorie, Almer Amundson, Kenneth and Bernice, and many more. Social visits continued with local families hosting and visiting in turn, including Raymond Friederich dinner, and several shiders to church events and gatherings at the Ole Reierson, Ole Blockhus, and Fried erich homes.
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