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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1946
Page
3
Subscription payments new and renewal may be made to Clermont Local News Editors Mrs Lucy Engle and Mrs Bess Tschantz who will issue receipts Publisher.
Mt and Mrs Russell Grover of Fayette visited Roger Henderson Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Millar Danielson of Mason City came Monday to visit Henry Jacobson. Mrs Clara Olson and Delores of Cedar Rapids visited Clifford M Olson Saturday. Kenneth Barker of West Union and Grace Barker’s home Sunday. Supper guests in Ezra Rowland’s Friday included Harald Cue family. George recently returned from Japan. Gilbert Hanson of Manchester weekend at Verni Brandt home. Joe Becker of Grinnell visiting Harry Becker who is confined at home. F M McCormick and Augusta Miller of Des Moines spent weekend with William B Miller. Carl Voelz of Luana and Ralph Schrader family hosts. A gathering Sunday at Carl Miller home included J F Miller, Edna, George Durscher, Guy Probert, Alton Turner, Ralph Schrader family and children. Supper guests Friday in Carl Voelz home included Bud and Louis Schrader and Clarice Dagstad. Helen Halverson spent weekend in Dubuque for homecoming. Dr and Mrs R V Brandt of Strawberry Point were supper guests in Ralph Schrader home. Fred Machienthaler of St Paul overnight guest in J C Halverson home. Nels Iverson visitors to van Anderson near West Union. Luella Miller underwent appendectomy at West Union hospital Thursday. she is reported improving.
A vivid tale blends romance, suspense, and exciting action with a favored ensemble. Characters navigate peril and passion in a sweeping narrative marked by sharp twists and emotional stakes.
Residents in the Postville region hosted and visited numerous friends and relatives over the weekend. Walter Miller of Buffalo Center and Erwin Miller with Mavis of Forest City stayed with Mrs. J. F. Miller. Len Simek entertained guests at a 6:30 dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Webster. Bernita Sunderman of Waukon visited Mrs. Jessie Loftsgard, while Irene Opperud accompanied Sunderman to Cedar Rapids. Other gatherings included Mrs. Henry Bigler and Mrs. Fred Hangartner of Postville at Swen Swenson’s, and trips by Louie Olson and Franklin Olson to Waterloo for schooling.
A brief discussion on how young readers encounter an adult novel labeled with a mock cover Ivanhoe and the effect of accessible reading materials on children aged twelve to thirteen. It argues that high quality writing and proper guidance shape taste while comics and sensational papers risk lowering standards.
First graders Karol Jean Hyde returned her dental ecard while Alton Kist and Joyce Bennett were absent due to illness. In science, seeds are studied. Pilgrim boys are crafted for Thanksgiving in Art. manuscript writing is completed and cursive begins. Seventh and eighth grades enjoy World War I songs and Daniel Boone readings.
Clermont Iowa council meets with Mayor Will J Nelson and five members present to read approve prior minutes. Bills include truck use water tank street lighting and gas oil repairs. adjournment follows after routine expenditures and local service entries. Additional notes cover heart pain arthritis and thread mending from old stockings.
Green vegetables provide essential nutrients with high vitamin A content and significant vitamin C. The text notes their natural abundance of these vitamins and their value in a healthy diet.
A fashion advice column answers reader questions on affordable wide belts, stylish coats, and black date dresses for teens. It urges choosing quality belts, using fleece coats with sequined accessories, and notes a poll showing black date dresses favored by two thousand hi style readers while suggesting color accents.
Slice green tomatoes about a half inch thick. Dip in beaten egg with milk, coat with crumbs, pan fry slowly in bacon fat. Turn once. Dress with sour cream gravy poured over the fried tomatoes for a different variation.
The excerpt explores common word usage ambiguities in English such as reside versus resideing, re- vs only, and other re endings. It contrasts British and American spellings, notes French origins for re- words, and explains pronunciation implications with specific examples like theater and massacre. It also clarifies Pancho pronunciation as the Spanish form of Frank.
A dressing for tomatoes is prepared by sieving ripe avocado with lemon juice and salt. The mixture adds flavor and reduces dependence on scarce salad oil.
Apply soup to the sides and bottom of a coffee pot before using it over an open fire. The soot that collects can then be easily removed.
A simple container idea helps children learn to put away toys, reducing clutter and tripping hazards. Parents can store toys in a dedicated bin area to encourage organized playtime and safer rooms.
The passage notes U etd V !M' and towing U' ad as better adapted to engraving in stone and metal. It argues these forms are more dignified and survive from a time when both were forms of Iss sane letter, with the earlier form being V.
A playful, fragmented verse riffs on a cartoonish farmyard theme with references to a goose, a garden, and a desert scene. The piece hints at mischief and discovery around a mysterious nectar and an elusive bee, all presented in a whimsical, nonsensical tone.
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