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Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1947

Page

6

Social notes and visits across Elgin and environs

Adel resident Howard Mason visits for several days with Mr and Mrs Ortin and families in Elgin. Fragments mention teaching duties completed in Crystal Wake, plans to join Lieut Mitchell in San Diego Coast Guard, and various weekend gatherings, dinners, birthdays, and trips among residents of Adel Postville Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns.

Howard Mason Adel Ortin” Mason Coast Guard Gene Schori Cedar Rapids Leo Schori Harold Opland Elgin Robert H. Allen Decorah Annie Rietertje Ormsby Sharon Ann O'Neill Ads Kay Falk Nicky Baumgartner Pamela Crothier Letha Light Roberta Wilson Eloise Lantz Alice Verna Grimm Jimmie Albrecht Nancy Larson Bonnie Lantz C. J. Mulford Trex Chas O'Neil Sharon Ida Christen Betty John’ 'Tillotson Ruth John Dennler Catrig Doty South Hav! Michi Alta Kingman T. S. Brubeck Yuba City Calif Francis DeSart T. F. Shipton Chester L. O. Koevenig Postville C. A Harrington Leo Falb Robert Falb Joh, Wis Leo

Hezekiah and Judah Facing Peril and Revival

In a period of peril for Judah under Hezekiah the nation found revival as the temple was cleansed and Passover observed. Sennacherib threatened Jerusalem but the Lord defeated the Assyrian host, proving strength comes from God not earthly alliances. Hezekiah’s folly in showing wealth to Babylon warns against trusting mere human power.

Judah Uzziah Israel Hezekiah Assyria Sennacherib Jerusalem Rabshakeh God Temple Isaiah Philistia Nineveh Babylon Joniany

Methodist Church Weekly Schedule and Youth Activities

The Methodist church announces morning worship at 10, Sunday school at 11, and a Daily Vacation Bible School with good enrollment. Memorial Day Friday closes school. Thursday features choir practice at 7, youth fellowship at 8 15, and a life of a boy mission school film. Installation of youth officers and a Children’s Day program by Daily Vacation Church School pupils will occur on Sunday at the regular morning service led by Rev Bruce D Jones.

Mission School Youth Fellowship Bruce D. Jones

Lutheran Church Notes June Church Services Schedule

St Olaf holds 9 30 service and Marion offers 11 o clock service on June 1. Marion hosts an 8 pm Luther League. Everyone is welcome at each service. Dr J Strandford is pastor.

St. Olaf Marion Luther League J. Strandford

Card of Thanks to New Hampton Hospital Helpers

Mrs John Howard expresses sincere gratitude for cards and gifts received during hospital stay. Special thanks to the Social Hour Choir for their lovely gift. Remembrances were a great comfort and will be remembered.

Hampton Hospital John Howard

Dora Lee Medberry thanks Postville hospital group

Dora Lee Medberry expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for cares letters and gifts during her hospital stay at Postville. She notes the support helped passage of time and conveys sincere appreciation.

Postville Hospital Dora Lee Medberry

In Memoriam for Robert Benson

In memory of our loving son and brother who passed away a year ago. We miss you Robert and recall your carefree yet understanding ways. We grieve not always for we trust our Heavenly Father fulfilled your wish to be with your Daddy. May God someday reunite us there. Mrs. Ruby Benson Beverly Verla and Burnell.

Robert Ruby Benson Beverly Verla and Burnell

Senior class honors and milestone notes in 1947 school paper

The Purple and White Tattler thanks supporters and Mr. Strauch. Commencement awards list valedictorian Ivan Torkelson and several 80 plus averages, plus perfect attendance recognitions. Athletic letters awarded across classes, followed by a senior slumber party and a traditional senior breakfast at Echo Valley Park with open-fire cooking.

Ivan Torkelson Bertha Betha Jane Casper Pat Herwig Lowell Strong Avia Low Delores Torkelson Doug Gilbertson Dona Gilbertstoon Dean Tork Elson Gordon Pollock Robert Hanson Donald Frieden Eunice Gehring Marilyn Falk Karolin Falk Lyle Butikefer Jim Bovis Mahlon Lantz Leo Lehman Noel Smith Robert Boyle Doris Nyborg Dora Lee Medberry June Grimm Joyce Gerhing Marie Adrian George Christen William Dennier Robert Downey Louis Halverson Carlyle Kirkeberg Gene Konichek Kenneth Larson Kenneth Fascher Reynold Shaffer Dorothy Grimm Pat Herwis Echo Valley Park

Local visits noted in West Union and Cedar Rapids

Mr and Mrs Bale Kamm of West Union visited Monday evening in the Vern Boyer home. Mrs Cilla Baldwin went to Cedar Rapids Tuesday to visit in the Joe Kinan home. Glenda and Russell Wede spent Monday in the Vern Boyer home. The group included Mrs Frieda Etter and Marlene.

Bale Kamm West Union Frieda Etter Marlene, Glenda Russell Wede Vern Boyer Cilla Baldwin Cedar Rapids Joe Kinan

Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary at Alyria Church

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dennler were honored for their silver wedding anniversary at Alyria church on Sunday May 25 with a large crowd of friends and relatives. The couple’s wedding date was May 24. A church basement dinner followed and Rev. Bruce D. Jones and family joined at a table decorated with Toses. Gifts included money and a wedding cake from local families.

Ben Dennler Alyria Bruce D. Jones Roscoe Larson Martin Minihan Orlin Mason

Weekend visitors gather at Mason City area homes

Mrs Roy DeSart of Mason City hosted four callers Monday afternoon at the John Luchsinger home. Mrs Earl Lugler of Waukon and former local teacher Pearl Hass spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Clarence Muehlethaler. Shirley Glass of Dundee Vir ginia Hansen of Oxford Junction Margie Dennler Dubuque and Thomas Dennler Wadena were weekend guests at the Louis home.

R. V. Porter Monticello Edith Berg Philip Hogan Chicago Oscar Holden Alfred Martie Monona Leslie HI Joe Shanklin Bob Conner Cedar Rapids Kenneth Fascher Bernice Blockhus McGregor Public Chas. Feller Dubuque Emma Bunting Mae Watson Bethany Leslie Cooley Roy. F. DeSart Mason City Beverly Muehlethaler Clarence Muehlethaler Louis ‘Dennler George Jones, St Wadena Geo. Hanson Joe Hansen Des Moines Hanson Sam Lehman Lyle Leath Charles City Lehman Reuben Lehman Leath Dwight Grover John Barnhouse Clermont Wanda Barnhouse Lew Gruver Roy DeSart John Luchsinger Earl Lugler Waukon Pearl Hass Shirley Glass Dundee Virginia Hansen Oxford Junction Margie Dennler Thomas Dennler Louis Dennler

Gossip as bane of era sparks local debate in Enid

In Enid Oklahoma residents discuss the social harms of gossip and its impact on community life. The column notes narrow minded views and urges focus on issues rather than people.

Enid

Pleasant Valley 4-H Meeting at Miller Home

Pleasant Valley 4-H met Friday evening May 23 at Lorraine and LaFonda Miller’s home. Eight members answered roll call with Miss Vaupel Mrs L Gehring Mrs M Miller Mrs J Gehring and new member Alta Seago present. Eunice Gehring chosen softball captain. Phyllis Gehring nominated for county office. Joyce Gehring to attend the Ames convention next month. Posture talk given. Lunch served by Mrs Miller.

Lorraine LaFonda Miller Miss Vaupel L. Gehring M. Miller J. Gehring Alta Seago Eunice Gehring Phyllis Gehring Joyce Gehring Ames

4-H Tour to Cedar Rapids for All Girl Clubs

All girls in 4-H clubs may attend a Cedar Rapids tour funded through Quaker Oats and Killian's Home Furnishings. Tickets are 2.50 dollars covering bus fare to Cedar Rapids and back. Girls should bring a sack lunch due to food anticipated difficulties.

Cedar Rapids Quaker Oats and Killian

It is unethical to appeal to prejudice say World Herald

A brief quotation from the Omaha World Herald warns that exploiting prejudice to gain friends or influence people is unethical. The remark reflects a cautionary stance on manipulation and bias in social interactions. It anchors the idea with a reputable source while highlighting ethical concerns.

Omaha World- Herald

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lulu Schmid Kensington Club Fred Gehring Lena Cooley Fred Kohles THE Elgin Roller Rink Roller Rink Torkelson Bros Harold G. Lundquist D. D. aPmis Moody Bible Tame of Cilanno Westera Newspaper Union International Jounnil of Religious Education Thut Begin Baptist Church Paul F. Zoschke Ruth Krueger Lutheran Church Notes Memoriam Echo Purple and White Tattler Strauch Paul Larson Leo L. Schori Pleasant Valley Dlenois D. T Max Thoma Elgin, Iowa Elgin Furniture Store Fred C. Muchlethaler & Sons DIAL
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