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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1928

Page

4

Work Of Volunteers Red Cross Backbone

Thousands of women and men serve as Red Cross volunteers, knitting garments, making layettes, and aiding disaster relief. The article highlights core volunteer roles, leadership, and annual outputs including 253,000 garments and 3,276,000 dressings, plus Christmas bags for service members and Braille transcription efforts by 1,029 transcribers.

Red Cross John Barton Payne Mabel Boardman The Col B. P. Bicknell Army Navy Philippines China Guam Nicaragua Uncle Sam

Labor Head Urges Workers to Back Red Cross Roll Call

William Green president of the AFL appeals to national workers to support the twelfth annual Red Cross roll call running November 12 to 29. He says the Red Cross magnifies our humanitarian effort and provides aid in disasters, with members acting in our name to help the injured and homeless.

William Green American Federation of Labor Washington Cat Workers of American Red Cross Red Cross

Red Cross Flag Symbolizes Mercy Across Borders

The Red Cross flag stands for help in distress, health preservation, disease prevention, and international cooperation. It transcends frontiers and language barriers, embodying merciful aid for all people regardless of nationality.

Fitty Nautiong Red Cross

ILLYRIA SOCIAL NOTES AND VISITOR GATHERINGS

Mrs Arthur Hermann spent last Thursday with Mrs Ray Shaffer. Attendees included Helen Rothlisberger Leone Kerr at the West Union study center. Several local visits and family gatherings are listed from Randalia Oelwein Wadena and Elkader area with names like Rothlisberger Shaffer Yearous and Frieden. The piece notes a church play He s My Pal to be performed Thanksgiving evening and lists visiting relatives and neighbors at various homes.

Arthur Hermann Ray Shaffer Helen Rothlisberger Leone Kerr West Union la Fonda Shaffer Randalia J. F. Shaffer Farm Bureau Union Township Walter Medberry Oelwein Fred Roethlisberger Chas Rothlisberger Marjorie Ernstoff Wadena Ella Peters Darline Geraldine Coronel Rothlisberger Ralph Shaffer I. F. Shaffer Lena Hunsberger Ellen Gotfred Friederich Cheery Valley Harry Frieden la Grange Walter Rothlisberger John Rothlisberger Leo L. W. MacKellar Pal Wide Awakes C. W. Johnson Harvey F. H. Williams Brighton Chas. Doty Williams Herbert Herman Allie Perington Charles City Arthur Herman Jerome Yearous Ben Nagel Elkader Alden Peters Martha Chapman Will, Pollock Will Frieden Rex Medberry Fred Burrow Geraldine Yearons

County Legion Convention in Fayette County

The county convention of the American Legion of Fayette County met Thursday evening at the Maynard Legion hall with about 40 post members present. Fayette and West Union High School bands performed, county commander Mr Preston presided, and talks were given by Mr Opdycke of New Hampshire, Wm Byers, and Mr Mengus. A county band is planned.

The American Legion Fayette County American Legion Hall Maynard Fayette West Union Mx. Preston Maynard Post Miss Simpson Miss Baess Mr. Opdycke New Hampton Wm. Byers Mengus Arlington Maynard News

Gunder news social roundup notes local visitors

Mrs Walter and Mrs T T Loftsgard were callers in the Leslie Lantz home Thursday afternoon. Landsgard and families visited George Landsgard near Church Town. Lind drove to Dubuque for Christmas shopping. Patsy Minnittan and Gladys Odegard made calls. Gunder store noted. Several residents traveled, hosted parties, and a Luther League convention was postponed due to bad weather.

Walter T. T. Loftsgard Leslie Lantz FE. EE Arthur Landsgard George Landsgard Church, Town Doe Lind Dubuque Gunde Patsy Minnittan Gladys Odegard Tom Holm G. Ness Lind Ts. N. Nelson Clermont Nelson Lillian Wald Lou Reierson Johnnie Erickson Ole Loftsgard Alma Ny

Brainard Social News Highlights From Mrs Bayer's Party

Mrs Herman Bayer hosted the Ladies Aid Society last Thursday afternoon. Illness limits Mrs Elmer Bayer and Henry Craft. Guests included the George and Reuben Howard families and the Peters and Becker families at Chas Peters home. East Community Club gathering held by Mrs Sidney Patterson. Peters and daughter visited Delwein for shopping. George Craft family joined Sidney Nutting for supper. Phyllis Rowland visited and stayed with Joe Peters and at George Howard home.

Herman Bayer Ladies’ Aid Society Elmer Bayer Henry Craft George Reuben Howard Joe Peters Lewis Becker Chas. Peters Sidney Patterson East Community Club Delwein George Craft Sidney Nutting Phyllis Rowland George Howard

Feller's Hardware Offers Wide Range Of Cook Stores

Feller's Hardware advertises a specialty in good cook stores and ranges at affordable prices. The shop invites customers to see current selections and pricing.

Feller

District Court Opens First Jury Trial In Iowa Case

The State of Iowa v. Tom Fennell of Wadena began Tuesday with a jury impaneled. Fennell faces an automobile intoxication charge, prosecuted by County Attorney Layton and defended by Sheridan Hart. A civil case Bowe vs Manchester follows, with Antes for the plaintiff and Alex Holmes for the defendant. Max Schmeltzer of West Union pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated, fined 3800 and costs. Paroled prisoner L G Oates, returned to Anamosa after staying with Paul Stewart near Maynard for a year.

State of Iowa Tom Fennell Wadena Layton Sheridan & Hart Waukon Union Bowe L. G. Oates Paul Stewart Maynard Anamosa Robertson Mr. Stewart

Winter flour sale at Elgin stores promotes Seal of Minnesota

Elgin shops offer reduced prices on Seal of Minnesota and EA CO flour in 4 sack lots or more. Weibel Mill Co. hosts promotions while community events feature a 25¢ supper and a youth play He’s My Pal at Illyria next Thursday night. The old world wine in Speyer museum is over 1,700 years old and undrinkable.

Elgin Seal of Minnesota EACO Weibel Mill Co Illyria Aid Society Speyer Germany

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Heac County Legion Convention Gunder News Citizens State Bank District Court Hildalus Sipe Aese Ludefisk Falb’s Market Max Thoma J. 0. Lind Gunder Pioneer Service Company, Inc Marengo, Iowa the Clearing House of Credit Information J. A. Boleyn West Elgin America
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