Wadena Social Roundup Moves Across County Lines
The column records a flurry of weekend visits and dinners across Volga Oelwein Arlington West Union and Castalia with guests from Mason City Monona Fayette and other locales. It notes a funeral in Illyria a Democratic rally led by Chas Aylsworth and a community dance with the Elgin Little German Band. The Clayton County Press Journal at Strawberry Point installs modern presses replacing old drum cylinders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Gernand
Fred Gernand
Volga
Winifred Flanagan
Central City
Ellen Flanagan
Irene Kelly
Mason City
Wm. Flanagan
Howard Crandall
Gary
Oelwein
George Fay
Martin Minihan
A. J. Cox
Arthur Jones
Charles
Monona
Robert Whittenbaugh
Widena
Fremont Ogle
Illyria
Alden Gell
LaFonda
West Union
Maggie Whittenbaugh
Ralph Reed
Colleen
Johnson Bros
Fred Ernst
Forest Moore
Fayette
W. F. Moore
Warner Aylsworth
Lamont
Chas, Aylsworth
Will Wilbur
Frazee
Minn
Parker
Thad Walters
John Thiele
Marjorie
Mary Whittenbaugh
Will Whittenbaugh
John Fay
Deborah
Dale Minger
Glen Minger
Walter Ernst
Arlington
Marcia Marie
Blanche Aeschliran
Farmersburg
George Jones
Janesville
Wis
James Bowles
George
A. G Herrling
Town City
Mike Tynan
Prudence
Jim Wilson
Glen Frey
Mary Ann
Robert Frey
Mart
Harley
Will Frey
J. M. Frey
C. L. Crider
Elkader
Elgin Little German Band
Ole Erickson
Square Deal Card Club
Blanche Feller
Mabel Jones
Mabel Johnson
Clayton County Press-Journal
Strawberry Point
Jay Miehle
4 H Queen Eileen Wehrheim to Represent 4 H Club
Eileen Wehrheim, 18, from near Eagle Grove, will represent Towa's 4 H club girls at the National Style Revue in Chicago December 1 as part of the National Club Congress and International Livestock Exposition. She earns an all expenses paid trip as state champion after defeating over 40 county champions with her navy blue taffeta best dress valued at 16 dollars 03 cents and featuring a tucked vestee white satin collar and fingertip length jacket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Wehrheim
Eagle Grove
Towa
Chicago
Ownership Statement for Elgin Echo October 1 1936
The Elgin Echo, weekly in Elgin Iowa, lists editor and publisher R P Strauch as owner, with Mia B W Hughes named as holder of 1 percent or more of bonds or securities. Notary Hattie McKellar swore the affidavit on October 28 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie McKellar
Notary Public
Eight Acres for Museum Space At Toledo Art Museum
The Toledo Museum of Art, the nation s third largest, covers more than eight acres of floor space with a fourth of it devoted to thirty five exhibition galleries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Museum of Art
Mill Owners Mutual Fire Insurance Promise Of Savings
Since 1875 the Mill Owners Mutual has saved money for policyholders with annual dividends of 20 percent or more while strengthening financial condition. It remains one of the strongest fire insurers, offering sound protection for any property size backed by reserves and prompt fair claim payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mil Owners Mutual
Fur Compete Information
Eee
Agricultural notes on crops prices and farm safety
The document outlines rising potato prices and record turkey output this year, links soil fertility to pasture quality, and notes reductions in seed production. It warns on hay and seed margins, discusses egg production trends and fall marketing, and offers protection against winter rabbit damage to orchards with hardware cloth and fall pruning practices.
Pleasant Valley and Ilyria Precinct Election Boards Named
Local election boards list Pleasant Valley precinct clerks Arthur Chapman Robert Wilson Jr and clerks Archie E Howard Augusta Schori. judges B H Brackin Herman Boyer Ida M Thoma and others. Clermont Ilyria and other precincts follow with names for clerks and judges including E H Dibble Alphia Thorson H F Griebenow and P W Toomey L L Shaffer Reynold Strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Arthur Chapman
Robert Wilson, Jr
B. H. Brackin
Herman Boyer
Ida M. Thoma
Archie E. Howard
Augusta Schori
A. B. Jacob
C. J. Harrington
N.W. Evans
Clermont
H. B. Greenley
H. L. Yaus
E. H. Dibble
Alphia Thorson
H. F. Griebenow
G. H. Hackmann
L. L. Rounds
H. E. Landsgard
J. M. Brorby
E. P. Quinn
Ilyria
Margaret Kennedy
Geo. A. Lewis
John W. Flanagan
Albert Dennler
Henry Feller
Robert E. Bigler
W. E. Corkery
P. W. Toomey
L. L. Shaffer
Reynold Strong
Faith Without Works
A compact reflection on faith lacking deeds and heartful charity, contrasting warmth of summer with the inertness of belief without action and the emptiness of gleaming but unfulfilled compassion.
Fayette High's 25 game win streak ends at West Union
Fayette high school lost 7 to 0 to West Union on Friday. A late fourth quarter Fayette fumble led to a sustained drive finishing with the visitors scoring the game’s only touchdown, ending Fayette’s consecutive victory streak at 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette High School
West Union
Fayette
The British Empire Population and Land Area Estimates
The empire spans about one fourth of habitable land at 13,200,634 square miles excluding Arctic regions. Best estimates place its population at over 486,733,450, roughly a quarter of the world’s inhabitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Empire
Arctic
Colorado Coal Field Resources Totals Surpass Estimates
In Colorado, coal fields cover over 17,000 square miles with an estimated 871 billion tons of coal, suggesting a supply capable of fueling the nation for about 750 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
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Iyaz
United States
State Agricultural Conservation Committee and Extension Service
Local Election Boards
Tin
R. A. Crider
Elgin, Iowa
L. S. Hutchinson
Elgin
Iowa
Elgin State Bank
Henry H. Wolf, M. D
Echo
Philip K. Meskel
the Elgin
Chevrolet
Ings
Lea
Chevro- Jets
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