Community notes from West Union and area
Mr and Mrs J D Shaffer spent Monday at Jack Shaffer home. Delbert Lyon family visited Cedar Rapids and his brother Charles Bakeman of Rockford visited Nick Bakers home. Will Howard of near West Union hosted a large Higin relatives oyster supper Monday evening with card games. Attendees included Mel Kohler and daughter Betty Bertha Kiple Will Kohler and family list. Rudy Yunker spent Sunday with Will Friden. Late-Late model Fordson tractor advertised by John Falk and Sons Garage Elgin. Fresh fruits and candies offered at Kniel's. Will Harmon and Mrs Charles Harmon left for New Martinsville WV after visiting Schori and Bauder relatives. Fred Griesinger family moved to Osage for winter. Griesinger transferred from Central States Power & Light Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Howard
Near West Union
Mel Kohler
Betty
Bertha Kiple
Will Kohler
Fred Kohler
Walter
Louis Klingman
Ina Kohler
Adolph Lehman
Bart Kiple
L. L. Kiple
Will Revaser
Frank Kohler
West Union
Will Harmon
Charles Harmon
New Martinsville
West Virginia
Schori
Bauder
Fred Griesinger
Osage
Griesinger
Central States Power & Light Corp
Wadena News Highlights Local Social and Sports Briefs
The Legion and Auxiliary hosted a Hallowe en party at Zeb Davin s home. Visitors moved from Chisago to a new farm, and Gell spent a weekend with Moore cousins. Bertha Gernand returns from Milwaukee for a week s vacation. seventh and eighth graders plan a pop corn sale at Heiden s store. Wadena lost 8 to 0 to Fayette in a football game, while the second team beat Arlington 9 to 0. Upcoming matches include a home game with Elgin. Several residents visited, including Louise Schmid, Clark, and Hinkel. Glen Hall underwent a leg amputation at Oelwein hospital. The Heiden store was broken into. losses run to several hundred dollars. The Auxiliary hosts a dance next Monday with Schafey s orchestra. Multiple local families visited kin in Dubuque and West Union, and a bazaar is planned by the Presbyterian Ladies Club on December 7. Various community happenings: box social netted 12.35 at Corn Hill School. teachers and students had Halloween parties. births and birthdays are noted. local travel and illness updates appear throughout. A car collision occurred between Elgin and Illyria drivers on primary 56. no injuries, but property damage reported. Read the Want Ad column for bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion and Auxiliary
Zeb Davin
Jens Halvergen
Chisago
Minnesota
Frank Battis
la Fonda Gell
Amelia
Faye
Burdena Moore
Clarence Nusa
Arlington
Bertha Gernand
Milwaukes
Heiden
Atére
Fayette
Wadena
Elgin
Louise ‘Schmid
Clark
W. F. Moora
Claire Culver
Artington
Birdwall
Rockford
Tynois
M. L. Whitcher
Hawkeye
W. Whitcher
Luther Crandall
Wallace Grandall
West Union
Dubuque
Roy Grandall
Verle
Ardith
Phyllis Roberts
June Crandall
Ed Jennings
Chas, Larson
Louise Schmid
Ladies’Club
The
Presbyterian Church
Walter Medberry
Archie Brooks
al Trusty
Waterloo
al Fox
L. C. Popenhagen
Oelwein Creamery
Ray Shaffer
Ilyria
Jasper Crane
Volga City
Mabel Wirth
Rebecca Kuhns
Alfred Knudson
Geo. Kuhns
Kuhns
Ella Gage
Eliza Boleyn
Paul Landig
Volga
Roy Cline
Miss Swades
Robert Whittenbaugh
Arthur Jones
Waukon
Beet Sugar Industry and Home Tips In Elgin Article
The piece cites 102 beet sugar factories across 17 states with pre-payments ranging from 40 million to 100 million yearly for the beet crop. It then shifts to light commentary on marriage, Soviet Sunday abolition, and a home design note describing a two way pass closet between kitchen and dining room for convenient dish handling and light access.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. J. D. Shaffer
Jack Shaffer
Delbert Lyon
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Lyon
Charles Bakeman
Nick Bakerian
West
Union
Rudy Yunker
Will Frieden
John Falk & Sons
Kniel’s
Folger’s Coffee
Hershey’s
TNNS
Lde
Falb's Meat Market
Eigin
Nora
Marx Bros
Sat
Sun
Cal Skelly
Nancy Carroll
Four Feathers
Wadena News
Ern Schori
Wi Harmon
Chas, Harmon
W. Virginia
Ed Hanson
En Holzerlow
Robert Peters
Harold Strong
Illyria
Russia
Anto
BBC
Sonia
Albert T. Reid
Aden
Red Top
Pont Yey
Gimes
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