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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1951
Page
6
Clarence Haas and Mr and Mrs Wm Haas spent days in the Herbert Haas home for a grandmother's funeral. Numerous neighbors relatives and friends visited hosted dinners and attended gatherings across West Union Clermont Postville and nearby towns over the weekend and into Sunday.
A 1961 Cheatington study discusses why broad laws are needed beyond conscience. It contrasts Love, the Ten Commandments, and Exodus 21 23 examples like the Goring Ox to illustrate applying biblical principles to modern life and the limits of majority rule in determining right and wrong.
Eo Ce Methodist Church with Minister E G Steinman holds worship at 10 00 a m and Sunday school at 11 00 a m Circle Martha meets at Mrs Bess Blake home in Clermont Thursday evening Nov 15 with Mrs Carl Meinhard as hostess Circle Joy meets at Mrs Rob Grimes home Nov 15 with Mrs Max Thoma as hostess Choir rehearsal and Cantata practice set for Thursday evening.
Thursday November 15 at 2 pm Tabitha Society invites gifts for St Joseph Children's Home or its superintendents. Gifts should be wrapped with child name and item and include a penny postal. Sunday November 18 at 10 am worship features Rev Fred Lemmert of La Crosse Wis. Men’s choir 2 00 pm OBY 8 pm. Men’s Brotherhood meets Nov 20 8 pm. Prayer for the sick noted.
Regular meetings for an un-denominational gospel group outline Sunday morning services at 11:00 and 8:00 in the evening. Sunday school starts at 10:00 a.m. Prayer and bible study occur Thursday evenings at eight.
St Olaf Lutheran Church announces events for the weekend. On Saturday November 17 the Marion Dorcas Society meets. Sunday November 18 services at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with Norway and East Clinton Luther Leagues as guests. Pastor Dr S J Strandjord invites all to attend and feel welcome at every service.
Paulson argues that true freedom rests on a balance between rights and duties. He contends that demagogues tout rights while eroding them through neglect of obligations, urging citizens to uphold both sides of the social contract.
Want ads note the anniversary of Melvin Boleyn who died November 14, 1930. The message, from Mrs. Jennie Boleyn and family, expresses enduring sorrow and remembrance, urging regular want ads to preserve reputation and keep his memory near in lonely hours.
Messrs and Mesdames H F Hever Floyd Puffett and Walter Lehman Manchester Dale Wall Randalia and John Falk met at the home of Mr and Mrs George Vaughn Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs Vaughn s birthday Lunch was served. Mr and Mrs W J Grove were dinner guests Sunday in the Iobs Graham home Hawkeye. Harlan Blockhus was home over the weekend and his car stalled at Burr Oak. He left it for his dad M J to tow home for repairs. Wi Schupbach Marcia and Karen of Monona were dinner guests Saturday in the Oscar Frieden home. Mr and Mrs W A Robinson of Manchester were callers last Wednesday in the C J Robinson home. Mr and Mrs Louis Dennler spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Thomas Dennler at Ames. Mr and Mrs Bob Vogel were guests there Sunday. Mrs R P Strauch spent the weekend in the Keith Waters home Postville. R P Strauch spent Sunday there. Mr and Mrs Melbert Meyer had as their dinner guests Sunday the LeRoy Rothlisberger family Volga the Leo Meyer family West Union and the Floyd Frieden and Orvin Thompson families. Their evening guests were the Joe Kjosa family. Mr and Mrs C J Smith and daughters of Plainfield were dinner guests Friday in the Henry Feller home. All were afternoon guests in the F R Feller home at St Olaf.
Mrs. Lawrence Grimm thanks relatives and friends for cards and gifts sent during her stay in Postville hospital and after returning home. Your thoughtfulness meant much to me.
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