Thanksgiving Service at Ilyria Church and Local Visits
Ilyria area church notes list Sunday school at 10 16 a m worship at 11 15 a m and youth fellowship at 7 30 p m with a Thursday meeting for Elgin group. Thanksgiving service set for Sunday morning. Residents and visitors including Mulcrane, Medberry, Ash, Matthys, Ernst, Solberger, Denaler, Karran, Robbitt, McKellar, Hermen, Zurcher, Shaffer, Rothlisberger, Pollock, Smith, and others are noted in visiting, dinners, and gatherings across Oelwein West Union Des Moines Ames and Des Moines area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlyria
Elgin
Nurse Credits Hadacol For Health Boost And Energy
Mrs. Jennie Lee Adele, a nurse from East St. Louis, testifies Hadacol improved her vitamin B and iron deficiency. After three bottles, she reports better appetite, sleep, and energy, and urges others to try the liquid supplement available at drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Lee Adele
East St. Louis
Ill
Adele
Gunder News Visitors and Social Visits Across Families
The Lloyd Palmer family of Chicago and many local households hosted and visited friends over the weekend. Guests included Mrs DeVere Halverson and children, the Mork and Loftsgard families, and the Anderson, Olson, Halverson, and Hartsgard households. Several dinners and Sunday visits linked Cedar Rapids, Chicago, West Union, Manchester, and McGregor residents with local hosts.
Brainard News Social visits and neighborhood guests
Mrs Dan Craft visited the Bob Barker home Tuesday while Mr and Mrs J W Murphy of Oelwein spent a few days last week with the W E Cheney family. The Robert Kerr family and Willis Lyon were guests Sunday at the Clifton Kerr home in Waucoma. Sheldon Moats and Corrine of Monticello spent the weekend at the Clarence Tripp homes. Mrs Dan Craft and the Ray Gilbert family were visitors there Saturday evening. Mrs Anna Reeder of West Union is visiting the Roger Reeder home. Mr and Mrs Lyle Martin and Jere and the Robert Musser family of West Union were guests Friday evening in the Albert Erickson Jr home. Visitors Sunday afternoon in the Lyle Martin home were the Ray Gilbert and Melvin Hanson families. Supper guests were Mr and Mrs Jorris Martin of Clermont, the Robert Musser family of West Union, and Barbara Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma
Mia
Ed Wenger
Alan
Lew Wenger
Walter Wenger
Strawberry Point
Thos. Foxwell
Des Moines
Ralph Landon
Laula Zurcher
Arthur Hermen
Sher "Shaffer
Forest Shaffer
Hazel Rothlisberger
Dubuque
Earl
Helen Rothlisberger
Gordon Pollock
Paul Smith
Ames
Noel Smith
Floyd Boyle
John Metzger Famillies
West Union
Gerald Shaffer
Thos. Foxwell Family
Kenneth Medberry
Robert Kerr
Willis Lyon
Clifton Kerr
Waucoma
Sheldon Moats
Corrine
Monticello
Clarence Tripp
Dan Craft
Ray Gilbert
Anna Reeder
Roger Reeder
Lyle Martin
Jere
Robert Mupser
Albert Erickson, Jr
Melvin Hanson
Keep Dairy Cows Out of Cornstalks
A cornstalk field is no place for high producing dairy cows. Cows pastured there reduce milk and butterfat and risk udder injury from sharp stalk stubs. Allowing cows to roam stalks can lead to insufficient high quality roughage when returned to the barn.
Certainty in Every Step Of The Eyewitness Team
Certainty. We can do your job te ey highlights the firm’s confidence offering precision and reliability in handling complex tasks. The piece emphasizes decisive execution, professional focus, and a commitment to meeting client needs with clarity and efficiency.
Local social notes from Valley News list several visits
Fred Butikofer returns from Town City after a hospital checkup. Dennison residents the Clayton Schreiner family visit until Sunday. Mr and Mrs Kirk Hicks stay with Will Friederich. Jacob Butikofer dines with Fred Butikofer. Clara Muehlentheler returns from Rock Valley trip. Numerous calls and visits across homes including Hanson, Schreiner, Dennler, Dennler, and others. Hospital and home gatherings, dinners, and supper guests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Butikofet
Town City
University Hospital
Clayton Schreiner
Dennison
Martin Hanson
Lilian Schreiner
Kirk Hicks
Will Friederich
Jacob ‘Butikofer
Fred Butikofer
Clara Muehlentheler
Rock Val‘Tey
Geo, Schuphach
Roscoe Larson
Oscar Baumgartner
John Dennler
Larson
Orlin Mason
Cynthia
Robert Hanson
Diane
Gladys
Archie Howard
Jacob Solberger
Marion
Christen Bros
Eric Friederich
Louis Butihofer
Wm. Sutter
West Union Hospital
Frans Christen
Bert Thoman
Walter Dennler
Wm. Rainey
Sam Dennler
Clarence Hofer
John Hader
Reuben Metzger
Orlando Loftsgard
Louis Butikofer
Too Much of Anything Is Bad For Us
A discussion on balanced emotions from child development to media exposure. It argues that mild anger and excitement can motivate effort and planning in children, while excessive stimulus from movies and gadgets mirrors the danger of too much candy. The piece cautions moderation for both adults and kids.
Want Ad Column Promises Fast Results
Read the Want Ad column for quick responses and standout offers. Listings highlight hiring, sales, and services with concise details to attract attention and prompt replies.
Elgin Iowa Town Council Proceedings 1950 November 6
Elgin Iowa council met at 8 p m with all members present. Bills approved including Kohler salary Meinhard Hardware Don's X Service and others. Ordinances 181 and 182 adopted changing parking rules and water rates, with meters planned and cemetery and band funds listed. Best time to dehorn cattle noted as November after the first hard freeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Iowa
Boyle
Muehlethaler
Nell
Dean
Cartied
D. O. Doan
Interstate Power Co
State of Iowa
M. O, Weaver, Inc
O'Neill
R. E. Kohler
General Fund
Walter P. Kohls
Meinhard
Chas
Don
Tacob Lehman
John Falk & Sons
Barney Larson
Northwestern
Hall
R. B. Kohler
Elgin Echo
Leo L. Schori
Waterworks Fund
D. C. Bean
Lawrence Grimm
Light Fund Interstate Power Co
Cemetery Fund
Center Street
Mill Avenue
O’neill
Doan
Sehori
Reece
New Cars Registered and Hog Breeding Tips Noted
Harold or Ivan Crain register a Ford Tudor and Marion Lind registers a Chevrolet sedan in Elgin. Proper boar care during breeding season ensures settled sows and better litters. Small pens limit exercise, slowing boars and causing sows to settle poorly. An exercise ward helps correct this condition. Check Echo Went Ads Now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Or
Ivan Crain
Elgin
Ford Tudor
Marion Lind
Chevrolet
Soil sampling urged before ground freezes
Readers are advised to plan soil sampling before freezing weather sets in. The note stresses the difficulty of handling samples once the ground is frozen and highlights practical timing considerations for field work.
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Ilyria. News
James Mulcrane
Salem
Ore
Leo Rothlisberger
Alton, Medberry
Walter Ash, Sr
Arnold Itilcher
Sharon
Reynold Strong
Carol Wilson
Henry Matthys
Hawkeye
Guy Ernst
Nancy Ernst
Oelwein
Ben Denaler
Pearl Karran
Richard Grover
Thos, Shaffer
Cedar ‘Replds
Ralph Shaffer
Jim Yearous
Harold Glass, Jr
Dundee
Yearous
Helen
Hazel Rothlsberger
Floyd Patterson
Wm. Carter and
Scott
Los Angeles
Caliz
Ida. Meyer
Harold Meyer
Strawberry’ Point
Archold Sanders
Postville
Howard Medberry
Glen Medperry
Albert Dennler
Muehlethaler Funeral Home Dial
Hadacol
B. Barron
Deficiencien
Vita
Iran
LeBlans
Gunder News
Lloyd Palmer
Chicago
E. K. Mark
DeVere Halverson
Ruth Loftsgard
Allen Anderson
Burnell Anderson
Ceder Rapids
Leo Sutter
Kenneth Mork
Abel Mork
West UN
Ion
Alma Nelson
Clermont
Harry Cullum
Hillsboro
N. D
Henry ‘Olson
T. J. Olson
Alvin Johnson
Otto Gisleson
Johnnie Olson
Yey
Theo
L. Loftsgard
Ikenneth Anderson
Henry Larson
Strandford
J. J. Olson
Richard Erickson
Otto Behren
Lawrence
Wadena
Ruth‘Hartsgard
Lyle Olson
Myron’ Hoag
Gerald Olson
Manchester
Oscar Lind
Brainard News
Bob Barker
J. W. Murphy
W. E. Cheney
Shoeery Valley News
Grace
Council Proceedings
Jacob Lehman
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Chas, O'Neill
Collecar
Internal Revenue
Old Age Survivor Insurance
Sheldon Boyle
W. F. Kohler
M. D. Weaver, Inc
Leo Boleyn
Gottfried Pfister
Arnold Kleppe
Vern F. Frieden
N& NE
Echo
Harry Everett
Id-state
Juifiena
Elgin Produce
Nutrena
Elgin State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Adena
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