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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1941

Page

6

Elgin News Notes Local Social Visits and Guests

Elgin area residents host and visit relatives across nearby towns and states. A steady stream of dinners, Sunday visits, and stays with family mark a busy week as neighbors share travel, illnesses, and community events. Photographs and studio ads punctuate the town pages alongside announcements from Schneider's Cottage Studio and local hardware store promotions.

Crossroads of the Pacific sign rumored at Honolulu contest

A Special CFI photo from Edmonds Washington notes a more elaborate crossroads sign than Seaside Oregon. The Echo records September 1941 details claiming the Honolulu sign outshines the famed Seaside post and wins a mythical pennant.

Edmonds Washington Ray V. Cloud Seaside Oregon Honolulu Hawaii

Methodist and Community Church Services Invited

Elgin St Pauls holds church service at 10 o clock with Sunday school at 11 a m Community Church Dlyria offers Sunday school at 10 a m and worship at 11 15 a m Union Church Clermont schedules worship at 7 30 p m A cordial invitation is extended to all to worship with us Joseph C Warton Minister.

Dlyria Union Church Clermont

Elgin Baptist Church Announces Worship and Activities

Elgin Baptist Church outlines Sunday worship at 10 o clock with Sunday school at 11 led by Hugo Hackmann. Harvest Day program planned with Sumner services at 3 pm and evening service at 7 45 pm with Rev. William Baier of Storm Lake in the pulpit. Wednesday prayer at 8 pm, choir rehearsal at 9 pm, Tabitha Society meets Wednesday at 2 pm on November 19.

Paul F. Zoschke Alfred Jacob, Jr Hugo Hackmann Sumner William Baier Storm Lake Tabitha Society

W. 5 C S General Meeting at Mrs Robinson home

The Women's Society of Christian Service holds its next general meeting at Mrs C J Robinsons home on Thursday afternoon November 20. A Ruth Circle committee will serve.

Women's Society of Christian Service C. J. Robinson Ruth

Plan Scout Jamboree At West Union High School

The North Fayette District of the Boy Scouts of America will hold its annual meeting at West Union High School on Monday evening November 17. A pot-luck supper welcomes Scouters Cubs Scouts and their families and the general public. Local committee members Melvin Hanson Elgin and Rev E E Ramsey Clermont promote attendance with Clarence Schori on the nominating committee. Officers will be elected in a brief business session followed by a color sound movie Scouting Trail to Citizenship and a closing Cubs and Scouts ceremony. Family group pictures are urged at Schneider's Cottage Studio Gelwein.

Ole Benson P. J. Anderson Clarence Anderson Chas. Odegard Jake Lehman Geo. Nydegger Louis Lehman Louise Schori G. N. Schori H. §. Ritchie Peggy Independence Reuben Howard Benny Chas. Peters Adrian Helgerson West Union Chas Klucke and Sons Henry Palmer Arthur Garber Elmer Christen Jud Conner Creighton Harold Walter Kohls Kari Fox Fayette Frank Finney Muscatine J. C. Coster Jim Riles Harold Conner Elkader Edward Klingman Ottumwa Ed Klingman Schneider Oelwein Don Swanson Irvin Buckhaltz Mankato Minn Peter M. Luchsinger Jake Hoover Max Lehman Geo. Senkler St. Paul Cedar Rapids Lehmans Fred Berg Bertha Frisbie Clermont Spahr Hendershott Arthur Herrling Wadena Ern Schori John Luchsinger John Frietag Peter Luchsinger Lyle Wilson Ed Medberry Wm. E. Baumgartner H. W. Helms Siser Will Christ Waseca Robt. Wilson Bob Erma Jane DeSart Robi Wilson Donna Wenger Tofield Heck Bat] Kiple B. J. Baumgartner Fred Burrow Robert Wilson Camp Polk Elgin Paul Zurbriggen Kanawha Shell Rock F. C. Muehlethaler H. H. Wolf G. J. Mosby Samuel Mosby Waterloo Ruth Draper Clive Helms Arthur Chapman Albert Dennier Myrtle Medberry Kenneth Max Medberry Feller West Elgin North Fayette Boy Scouts of America Melvin Hanson E. E. Ramsey Clarence Schori Cubs Scouts of West Union

Beecher recalls letter signed but unnamed author

Henry Ward Beecher told his congregation about a letter addressed to him that bore only the word Fool. He quipped that he had seen men write letters and forget to sign their names, but rarely sign their names and fail to write the letter itself.

Henry Ward Beecher

Armistice Family Supper Draws Crowd At Town Hall

Nearly sixty people attended the Legion and Auxiliary Armistice family supper at the town hall Tuesday. A pot-luck meal followed by a short program featured patriotic talk by B d Baumgartner, reading by Bernice Blockhus, cornet duet by George Bovis and Iva Torkelson, plus group singing and visiting.

The Legion and Auxiliary B.d. Baumgartner Bernice Blockhus George Bovis Iva Torkelson

A Cure for Alibi Ikes In Early School Years

The piece argues that the habit of shifting blame starts in early childhood. It suggests addressing alibi behavior when signs appear in first grade, noting initial blame shifting toward others as the first symptom and warning of future issues with accountability.

Cross old teacher and punishment lessons for unruly children

A moral lesson discusses how parents and friends influence a child’s honesty and accountability. It notes that removal of penalties can curb avoidance of punishment, while admitting mistakes helps growth. It then shifts to Gibraltar, describing its impregnable rock, strategic naval base, and dimensions.

Rock of Gibraltar Iberian Peninsula Mediterranean Sea

Poison ivy and sumac differ from Virginia creeper and fragrant sumac

A botany note explains how poison ivy and poison oak differ from Virginia creeper and fragrant sumac by the glossy leaves and smooth lead-gray berries of the poisonous types. Poison sumac is distinguished by dull gray berries and boggy growth, unlike true sumac which grows elsewhere.

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