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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1944
Page
6
A long list of Thanksgiving meals and visits centers on families in West Union Iowa. Dr. R A Crider and Barbara join relatives in celebrating at the Mrs Barbara Yenney home while other local residents host dinner guests from nearby towns. Several travelers from Minneapolis and Cedar Rapids visit kin over the holiday, with multiple couples and children noted as attending meals and social events throughout the weekend.
The card expresses gratitude for ecards letters visits and calls during illness. Mrs Ole E Olson thanks friends for kindness and support during that time.
The East Clermont Ladies' Aid thanks the community for generous Thanksgiving dinner patronage at the church. A great pleasure to have so many attend.
Josephine Bilden expresses gratitude for cards and letters received during illness, noting sincere appreciation for the thoughtful messages and support from friends and neighbors.
The High Baptist Church announces a praise and prayer service on V-Day at 8 p.m. with public invitation. A Thursday prayer session is planned at 8 p.m. followed by rehearsal at 9 p.m. Sunday worship and communion begin at 10 a.m., with Sunday school at 11 a.m. and a junior meeting at 12:45 p.m.
On December 1, Marion holds services at 11 o clock in English and at 7 30 p m in English. December 4 features Marion annual meeting. All are welcome at each service. Dr S J Strandford is pastor.
Methodist Church announces Sunday worship at 10 o clock, Sunday school at 11 o'clock. Chair rehearsal scheduled Thursday evening at 7 30. The general meeting of W B C S will be held Thursday afternoon December 7 at Mrs J C Worton's home with hostesses Mrs Sam Lehman Mrs Harry Gilson and Mrs Wm Follock assisting. Rev Joseph C Warton, Minister.
Elizabeth Butikofer daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Butikofer of Elgin united in marriage with Werner Moore son of Mr and Mrs Emil Moore also of Elgin on Sunday November 26 at 2 PM at the Apostolic church east of Elgin. Reverend Noah Schrock of Oakville officiated.
In our buying approach customers are assured of quality first. We assess serviceability and value before comparing prices to ensure fair pricing. The aim is satisfied customers who can rely on our judgment for every purchase.
December 3 lesson covers Grigsian and copyrishindy the intrtional Coins Of Religious Education. It appears as a compact instructional note with permission attributions and references to scriptural readings.
A religious study urges unity among believers across races and creeds through the Holy Spirit. It emphasizes the invisible church as one in Christ, highlighting in Christ in the world, and the church as the body of diverse gifts united by the Holy Spirit for shared mission.
A long list of birthday names from December dates and a series of Thanksgiving dinner guest reports. Entries include Mrs. Henry Peterson Lucy Christen Adeline Friederich Charlotte Hilberg Paul L. Pinney Donna Gilbertson Edith G Swartley Cora Evelyn Larson and many others with addresses like Elgin Calmer Postville Mt. Carroll Illinois.
Beverly and Verla Benson spent the weekend in the Robert Robbins home at Clermont. The Fred Wede, Leo Boleyn and Reuben Miller families, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Boyer and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Boyer were dinner guests in the Vera Boyer home Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Balz Kamm and Mrs. Dale DeSart of West Union, and Lloyd and Marjorie Etter were dinner guests Sunday in the Mrs. Frieda Etter home. Dinner guests Tuesday in the Richard Miller home were Mrs. Mabel Gruver, Mrs. Roeland Gruver and Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Dawson and sons and Mrs. Harold Pischer and Ronnie, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gilson and family spent the weekend in Cedar Rapids visiting in the Wm. Frederick.
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