Slow Motion Pictures Fact Notes
Slow motion pictures run the camera at five to eight times the speed of standard filming. A reverse motion effect is achieved by turning the camera upside down.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1942
Page
6
Slow motion pictures run the camera at five to eight times the speed of standard filming. A reverse motion effect is achieved by turning the camera upside down.
The Methodist Church announces Sunday morning worship at 10 o clock with Sunday school at 11 o clock. Choir rehearsal is set for Thursday evening at 7 30. Joseph C Warton is the minister.
Elgin Baptist Church led by Minister Paul F. Zoschke and organist Alfred Jacob Jr hosts a Tabitha Society prayer service this Friday, Sunday school at 11, evening service at 8, B Y P U with a Thanksgiving program, and a Thanksgiving service Thursday at 10 30 a m with Methodist Church participation and Rev J C Warton as speaker.
The Norse and English services are listed for November 22 at Marion with 9:45 and 11 o'clock times. A St Olaf program by boys and girls clubs is at 8 p.m. Pastor S. C. Strandford invites all to attend every service.
The B Y P U will host a Thanksgiving program at the Baptist church Sunday evening led by president Mrs. Harry Johnson. Program includes Scripture by Harlan Rolfs Tale of Two Cities by Mrs. Clarence Schneider vocal solo Kenton Krueger poem by Mrs. P F Zosehke mixed quartet Ruth Krueger Hugo Hackmann Edward Krueger, two little words by Mrs. Bertram Kurth duet Evelyn and Harry Johnson chalk talk by Abe Habeger Gerepee Male Chorus announcements and benediction by Rev Zoschke.
J C Probert was re elected president with L N Bloomfield as vice president Ed Bauer re elected secretary C W Grimes treasurer and Harry Stalle Volney Palmer Max Saltsgiver re elected as directors Two new directors J S Crane and Geo J Schatz were named to replace the late Herb Kent and resigning W Rothlisberger
The Erwin Miller family intends to move to Forest City Monday where Mr. Miller will take a furniture store job. They will continue farming by proxy, placing Lyle Krueger in charge until after the holidays and a closing out sale is planned. After nearly 11 years in the area, friends regret their departure.
The mother of Florence Hoth a local Elgin teacher who instructs seventh and eighth grades died Friday night in Postville at 73. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon and the Elgin faculty attended with school dismissed for the afternoon. Her husband invented the Hoth hay mower and operated a Postville manufacturing plant for many years. Survivors include two sons and another daughter.
The Lakota Record announces suspension for wartime duration. Publisher Edgar C. Inlay left for California seeking work as advertising revenue dwindles. Many small papers suffer from income curtailment and scarce qualified help.
Two brief thank you notes honor friends and neighbors who sent cards and letters during hospital stays in New Hampton. Mrs. Edgar Kimball expresses heartfelt gratitude for the hospital confinement support, while Mrs. Fred Butikofer thanks helpers for their thoughtfulness and messages.
The Bible defines pure religion as visiting fatherless and widows in their affliction and keeping oneself unspotted from the world according to James 1 27. The quotation emphasizes care for the vulnerable and moral separation from worldly corruption.
In a rare photo from the Egypt and Libya campaign, thousands of German soldiers are shown as prisoners. The image portrays the prisoners appearing pleased to be out of combat action.
Five classifications of Sao Paulo telephone subscribers are listed in the Red Book per Collier's. Each entry shows name street address business or profession post office box and automobile license number.
The national bureau of standards reports that adding two pounds of calcium chloride per sack of cement halves the time needed for concrete to reach safe strength.
Donald Harris of Garden Grove California listens for Navy radio messages in the radiomen training room at Miami University. Bluejackets at the radio school are selected after a series of aptitude tests during recruit training.
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