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Chiropractic services offered by R Withell D.C. with X ray and Neurocalometer available at State Bank Building Rikader Iowa.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1940
Page
8
Chiropractic services offered by R Withell D.C. with X ray and Neurocalometer available at State Bank Building Rikader Iowa.
Cheery Valley notices list numerous Sunday and weekend visits among local residents. Names include Dennier, Larson, Meyer, Christen, Lehmen, Andrae, Chase, Hanson, Meisner, Hoffmann, and Duff, with many dinners and gatherings across Francis Meisner, Jake Christen, and L Christen homes. Martin Hanson attended a national corn husking contest near Davenport.
Grand Meadow News lists attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Glen Olson with Gwendolyn, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Olson, Mrs. Vernon Olson and Sharon, Ed Hanson of Decorah, Mrs. Olivia Olson and Bertha Jane, and Mr. and Mrs. Rich. The clipping highlights community ties and neighborhood kinship.
A long list of neighbors and relatives from Clermont Castalia Stanley and nearby towns attended a birthday party for Albert Olson at his home on Sunday. Local events included a Grand Meadow township school program at Turner Hall Postville and multiple social visits across area families.
County line notes list Mrs Louisa Martie Lydia and Fredge iday Mrs Ole Reierson Lydia Matie Darlene Robert Don ald Mrs Amanda Bureden and Arlene Mr and Mrs Henry An derson and Virginia Nelson honored Donna Thorsons tenth birthday Ole Kirkestue visited daughter Mrs Henry Anderson Clara Blockhus returned home with Knudt Arno Murriel Osage Clarence Reierson spent Sunday with Buddy Martin Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs M J Blockhus and families Mr H H Gilbertson and Hilder and Millard Mrs Edgar Kimball and Georgia Probert spent Sunday evening at the Louis Becker home
Fifteen ladies gathered at Mrs. Geo Leuchtenmacher’s home on Friday afternoon November 1 for the regular home project meeting. The second phase, Window Treatment, was led by Mrs. Martin Hanson with discussion on curtains shades and drapes for various windows. Samples and cornice boards were shown and studied. Lunch was served by Mrs Leuchtenmacher to a group including Mrs Ben Dennler Mrs Orlin Mason Mrs Frank Christen Mrs Ida Meyer Mrs Martha Chapman Mrs Martin Minihan Mrs Selmer Holm Mrs Chas Hader Carrie Severson Lucy Christer Inez Chase Rose Chase Mrs Martin Hanson and Gladys.
The Brainard area hosts several family visits including Vern and Glen Boyer Herman Boyer and Willis Lyon guests at Clyde Crandall and Wm Nutting homes. D H Craft guests come by, Barker and Mott families visit, Marian Patterson weekend with Hugo Hackmann in Clermont. B Y P U groups join Cresco via Hallowe'en party. Sunday school 10 a.m. preaching Thursday evening. Rev A E Burroughs pastor.
The Elgin Farmers' Dairy Company will let twelve cream routes for one year starting Jan 1 1941 to the lowest responsible bidders. Sealed bids due by noon November 18 1940. routes set that afternoon. Haulers must work four times weekly during hot season as requested by the buttermaker without extra pay. Bid rejection possible.
Chicago market reports show 25 Short horns averaging 937 pounds yielding the highest prices in weeks. Steers were slaughtered and graded U S Prime and U S Choice, illustrating the eye of beef as a yardstick of size and marbling. Packer buyers gauge eye quality at the hoof and by feeling the back.
A novelty firm partner rushes in with a contraption of inkwell calendar clock and bronze dog, claiming music is missing. Ads tease hiring references mock Sunday work rules, moonlight talk, and a verbose lecturer stalled by a calendar behind him. Phone 20 for good printing.
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