Local social visits and family gatherings reported near Laiteng area
Names of residents including John Friedrich Lydia ralter Butikofer and Niema Schupbach hosting or visiting in the John Friederich and Jake Butikofer homes. Several family dinners and business callers noted from Cedar Falls to Chicago with groups including Ern Meyer Hugh Casper and Gordoh Lehman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laiteng
Gutider
John Fried Sind
Niema Schupbach
Lydia Ralter Butikofer
Jake Butikofer
Jederich
Rusgelld
John Friederich
Behneider
Caroling Miller
Mira
John Friedrich
Johnnie
Alice
Florence
Jeke Butikefer
Ern Meyer
Lao
Clem
Hanson
Hugh Casper
Bertha Jane
Chicago
Sam Lehman
Anna Schupbach
Gordoh
Geo. Leuchtenmacher
Loraine
Ellen Han
Geo, Leucchtenmacher
Christ Greg
Local families visit homes and attend funeral in Elgin area
Ergon Martin Hetkon and families visited the Chas Hanson home Sunday afternoon. Mrs. G Frieden of Syria spent Wednesday with the Johm Pulfer family. Elmer Baumgartner and family visited Sunday evening at the Adolph Baumgartner home. Margaret Belle Crider visited Saturday with Ethel Mae Thoman. Several people from this vicinity attended Jacob Schder's funeral in Elgin on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ergon
Martin Hetkon
Willie
Walter, Himer
John Ohvinten
Chas
Hanson
G. Frieden
Syria
Johm Pulfer
Elmer Baumgartner
Adolph Baumgartner
Margaret Belle Crider
Ethel Mae Thoman
Jacob Schder
Elgin
Oak Grove social round develops from visits and dinners
Oak Grove residents record visits and meals throughout the week. Reuben Howard hosts guests including Merle Fox of Forest City and Mrs. W. A. Fox. John Luchsinger and John Barfuuse host others for Sunday suppers and Friday calls. Families from Elkader to Decorah share meals and chatter in local homes.
Elgin Area Social Roundup Highlights Sunday Visits
Local families from Elgin Volga City and surrounding towns gathered Sunday for visits and meals. Guests included Martha Chapman Delbert, Ida Mattocks, Carroll Klingman Dale, and many others at homes of Rothlisberger Foxwell and related families. The Ladies Aid and Cemetery Association plan a church supper on Friday November 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Chapman
Delbert
Della Chapman
Elgin
Floyd Patterson
Volga City
Ida Mattocks
West Union
Carroll Klingman
Dale
Arthur Yearous
Ben Maudlin
Gertrude Shepherd
Aurora
Clara Holzer
John Rothlisberger
Walter Rothlisberger
John Probert
Ethel Roys
Chris Wenger
Donna
Betty
Bob
Fred Schneider
Fred Rothlinberger
Aid
B. G. Peterson
George Gibson
Adolph Hanson
Rudy Lehman
Adolph
Jef Elgin
Chas. Doty
Lillian Christen
Cheery Valley
Lucille Hanson
Fred Rothlisberger
Local social notes and visits across Arlington and Iowa City
Sunday gatherings include Mr and Mrs Arthur Patterson at Len Reed home and Fern Northrup joining the Wilsons for supper. Mrs Ben Brabham travels to Iowa City for hospital check up with Mrs Baldwin home duties. Walter Kohls family visit Lyle Wilson home. Ladies' Home Circle hosted by John Nydegger. Genevieve Wilson and Henry Miller weekend with Rob Wilson. Mr Guy Whitford and Mrs Fred O'Dell visited Harry Gilson home. George Boyle sought sinus treatment in Iowa City and returned the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Howard
Jack’ Shaffer
Ralph Reed
Ealler
L. W. Reed
Wm. Boyle
George Boyle
John Nydegger
Tsat
Merle Fox
Forest City
Jud Conner
W. A. Fox
Ed Conner
Ed Boyle
Christ Dennler
Arthur Chapman
Anna Brabham
Decorah
John Barfuse
Wm. Kohla
Bert Allen
Clara Holzer
Walter Rothlisberger
Wm. Pritchard
Walter Kobla
D. C. Dean
Elgin
John Howard
Chas, Gehring
Clara
Brabham
Powell
Roy Leuchtenmacher
David May
Cleve Bennett
Clar‘fon Matthys
Frank Christen
Peryl Shaffer
Fayette
Edith Holzer
J. J. Snyder
Frederick
Harry Gilson
Aon Wayne
Malcom
Seater Robbins
McGregor
Henry Holzer
Will Cheeseman
Elkader
Ferman Brown
Monona
Ivan Medberry
Jane Greisinger
West Union
Clara Brabham
Ben Brabham
Paul Larson
Cedar Rapids
Alton Seavill
Lea
Baldwin
George Davis
Louis Dennler
Lawrence Welsh
John Leuchtenmacher
Philip Leuchtenmacher
Greene
Wayne Gilson
Thos. Pollock
Gordon
Oelwein
Clyde King
C. Wilson
Dena
Arthur Patterson
Len Reed
Lyle Wilson
Harley Seeders
Arlington
Fern Northrup
Wilson
Lowa
City
Veraity Hospital
John Baldwin
Hou
Walter Kohls
Ladies
Genevieve Wilson
Henry Miller
Rob. Wilson
Guy Whitford
Chicago
Fred O'Dell
Milwaukee
Wis
Iowa City
Not Classed as Pat Bears in Parks Seen as North America’s Threat
Grizzly bears in national parks are described as less ferocious in general while still widely regarded as the most dangerous animal in North America. The text notes temperature and cold-blooded misconceptions, mentioning body temperature relative to the surrounding medium in which they live.
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North America
Red Cross Aided 9 Million Families in National Relief
The American Red Cross aided over 9 million families nationwide with relief during the past winter due to unemployment and disaster. In 148 counties it provided groceries lunches clothing flour and other necessities. Flour from government wheat fed 16 million people March to June 1932. Cotton clothing will be distributed. the organization operates in 3072 counties and urges local membership during the Armistice Day to Thanksgiving drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Rai Cross
Congress
Fincal
Rlse
John Barton Payne Baid
United States
U. S
Clothing Drive Produces 296000 Garments for Needy Women
Red Cross directed volunteers sewed 296000 garments last year and expect millions more in winter 1932 33. A vast supply came from millions of yards of cotton distributed by the national Red Cross from 600000 bales turned over by Congress. Cloth went to all chapters requesting it and later plans proposed simple garments including trousers overalls underwear stockings and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross
National Red Crosse
Congress
Huge Task of Nurses From Red Cross Public Health Corps
Public health nurses in hundreds of communities meet record demand due to depression. They visit maternity cases, protect infant and child health, aid mothers, and assist in thousands of homes. They made 1,357,000 visits and inspected 949,000 school children. Over 58,000 adults were instructed in home hygiene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Alck
Braille Books for Blind Readers Distributed by Red Cross
Books in braille produced under Red Cross direction amount to 2813 single copies and 3538 double copies last year. Works span fiction biography history economics and school topics. Free distribution to blind readers is arranged through libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Crogs
Hibraies
Red Cross Urges Large Red Cross Army to Combat Distress
The article reports that 4,004,459 men and women joined the American Red Cross during the annual roll call from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving Day. It states a peacetime force larger than this will be required in 1082-88 to sustain nationwide relief work, noting 3,638 Red Cross Chapters and 10,000 branches exist.
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Sant
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Red Crowns
First American Glue Maker Founded in 1827
In the United States the glue industry began with a 1827 foundation attributed to a Cooper. The note cites Emerson on frivolity and attention as context to the inquiry into the early glue industry.
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United States
Cooper
Local notices from Postville area
Local items include Mr and Mrs Wm Wilson visiting Oelwein and visits by A J Phillips and families to Chicago and Decatur. Incubator expansion at Boise Capper’s Allamakee hatchery now setting fifty thousand eggs. Hattie Torkelson builds a new bungalow replacing a fire‑destroyed home. A jovial exchange recalls Teddy Roosevelt. Mrs BE G Greenley travels to Mx Gregor then Prairie du Chien for husband’s hospital visit and military hospital exam.
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Boise Capper
Jamesway
Allamakee
Postville Herald
Hattie Torkelson
John Schneider
Elkader
BE. G. Greenley
Mx Gregor
Prairie du Chien
Milwaukee
Volga City News
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Henry H. Wolf
Baumgartner Bldg
Res
Higin
Iowa
L. S. Hutchinson
Elgin State Bank
H. S. Hadsel
Bidz
R. A. Crider
J. Neasham
Chiropractor
Higia, Towa
Frank Howard
Polly
John E. Kiple
Depot
Rlgin
Oak Grove News
Illyria
Jacob Gehring
Gheory Valley
John Anderson
Marian Patterson
Brainard
Coronel Rothlinberger
Lucy
Ernest
Jake
Clara Muehlenthaler
George Butikofer
Chas. Wenger
Andrew Cook
Andrew Yearous
Eugene Woodworth
Wayne
David Bartelma
Cresco
Gene
Vera Roberta
Wadena
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Wm. Wilson
Hans Winkler
Fremont Ogle
A. J. Phillips
Walter Fabb
Lonnie
Phillips
W. ©. Baylor
Harold Phillips
Decatur
Postville
Herald
Teddy Roosevelt
Kieth
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