Elgin social notes honor birthday in Baumgartner home
Elgin residents hosted Janet Krohn’s birthday with a gathering at the B J Baumgartner home featuring gifts and refreshments. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. Max Thoma spent time with their son Lewis in Springville while Georg ia Grimes visited family in Elgin and many others hosted or attended visits, dinners, and weekend trips across towns including Dubuque Postville Cedar Rapids and Oelwein. A birth and multiple hospital visits are also recorded alongside theatre and bridge gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Krohn
Vida Burington
Genevieve Dunkle
Florence Hoth
Howard Strong
Ath Mardorf
Dorina Wenger
Edna Unberger
Robert Wilson
B. J
H. S. Wright
Barbara
West Union
Iowa City
Jim Christ
Billy Wright
University
Georgia
Grimes
Frederika
Rob Grimes
J. F. Bailey
T. W. Dean
Ziba Tripp
Dubuque
Reuben Wickler
W. C. Falk
Amanda Phillips
Postville
Chas, O'Neill
Emma Knudtson
Tille Hanson
Fred Kohler
Fred Gehring
Hulda Stoehr
R. W. Muehlenthaler
Walter
E. Klingman
Edward
Louis» Klingman
Walter Kohler
Edward Klingman
Pvt
Arthur Chapman
Chrystal Wenger
Sarah Metzger
West Union Hospital
Gee. Vaughn
John Falk
Floyd Puffer
Strawberry Point
Minneapolis
Minn
Vaughn
R. G. Larrabee
E. G. Curry
Ralph Podzimek
Cedar Rapids
John Lyford
Joan
David
Riceville
Lulu Schmid
Donna Wenger
Kenneth Schori
Robert Kohrer
Henry McMillan
Leo Falk
Winfield Masonhall
C.O. Torkelson
Ole Torkelson
Tom
Philman Larson
Floyd Reaves
St. Olaf
Clinton Comfort
Elmer Comfort
Jesup
Melvin Martin
Wm. E. Baumgartner
Norman Clothier
Waukegan
Til
J. F. Berndt
Dean DeSart
Chas. O'Neill
Leo Schor
Fritz Krueger
Pred Krueger
Hawkeye, Corp
John Freitag
Ted Neumann
Richard
Jacob Hoover
Mary Keiser
C. B. ‘Schori
Betty
Ben
C. BR. Carpenter
Fayette
B. J. Baumgartner
Samuel Mosby
G. J. Mosby
Carpenter Home
Wm. F. Miller
Chicago
Jerry Briggle
Robert Shephard
Hans Frederick
Dorothy Emerson
Rowland Royce
Omaha
Neb
Helen Frederick
Wesley Barker
Giles
Jarvis Martin
Melvin Hanson
Gus Krueger
N. W. Evans
Arthur Lantz
Geo. Anderson
Waterloo
Anna Cox
Art Earle
Robert Miller
Johnny Joe
Oelwein
Sheldon Boyle
Hans Grether
Alfred Jacob
Thos. Desmond
H. D. Yack
Wm. Waltheys
Elkader
Swen Blockhus
Blooming Prairie
Frederick
Marver
Bob
Shephard
Hanson
John Barnhouse
Clermont
James
Doris
Roger
Maureen
Jarris Martin
Viola Martin
Georgia Mae Schori
Albert Schori
Wm. Samoyoa
Schori
Glen McKellar
Anoka
Ruth Mardorf
Merlin Feller
K. Charles
Anita
Chas
Feller
K. E. Mark
J. H. Wilson
Wadena
Chris Wenger
Floyd Arnold
Manchester
Chris Schweitzer
John Metzger
Ervin
Katie Metzger
Gladys Butikofer
Elgin
Illinois
Regina Hutchinson
Lafayette
Ind
B. H. Brackin
Robert Dunham
Green Bay
Wis
Postville Hospital
David Lawrence
Dunham
Ray DeSart
Elgin Baptist Church Plans Weekly Services and Meetings
Elgin Baptist Church schedules today at 2 pm Women’s Missionary Society meeting and 8 pm prayer service with choir rehearsal at 9 pm. Sunday services begin 10 am worship, 11 am Sunday school, and 8 pm evening service led by Rev R P Bronleewe. Next week features daily 8:15 pm services with Rev and Mrs Bronleewe inviting all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F. Zoschke
Alfred Jacob, Jr
Women’s Missionary Society
R. P. Bronleewe
Methodist Church Schedule and WSCS Circle Notices
Sunday worship at 10 o clock and Sunday school at 11 o clock. Choir rehearsal Thursday at 7 30 p m. WSCS circle meetings Thursday afternoon October 15 to be held at several homes. Circle A meeting postponed. Circle B with Mrs C J Mulford Circle C with Mrs H S Steele. Joseph C Warton minister.
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WSCS
C. J. Mulford
H. S. Steele
Joseph C. Warton
Spirit of 1775 copy linked to Tama man Ed Bailey
Ed Bailey of Tama possesses a tabloid sized old newspaper dated June 17, 1775, describing the Battles of Bunker Hill and the burning of Charles Town among other Revolutionary War incidents. The issue features pictures and ties to Harriet Bunker through Mrs. Bailey’s grandmother, with Bunker Hill connections through her agent-grandfather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Bailey
Tama
Bunker Hill
Charlestown
Keaton-Eatin' Wepheron at North Dakota shipboard mess
Sailor George Keaton of Mason City Iowa finds a unique show in the mess hall of the naval training school on the North Dakota State School of Science campus. The article describes Navy kitchen practices including standard trays, fruit storage rules for fully ripe squashes and pumpkins, stem attachment, and curing temps for sweet potatoes.
Sanitation and storage practices for cave and basement stores
Remove last year's refuse from storage cellars and prepare a copper sulfate solution of one pound per fifteen gallons of water. Spray floors walls ceilings and shelves to destroy rot and mold. Temporarily shelter vegetables in a barn or shed, cover with sacks if needed, and cut tops from root vegetables immediately to reduce moisture loss. Sort injured and poor specimens in the barn to prevent spoilage spread.
Drudge and Visionary: A Classic Contrast
A succinct distinction notes that a drudge is defined by task without vision, while a visionary holds a vision without the discipline of task. The contrast underscores how purpose and execution must align for meaningful progress.
Large vocabulary among stutterers linked to speech patterns
The article suggests that people who stutter may have a larger vocabulary than those without speech impediments. It discusses possible explanations and implications for communication and education, highlighting linguistic diversity within speech disorders.
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Elgin Baptist Church
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Hanson Market
Keaton - Eatin
Oxford
Elgin Clothes Shop
Mel Kohler
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Elgin Echo
America
Elgin Furniture Store
F. C. Muchlethaler
Hill’s
Folger’s
Nash
Richelieu
Nelli
Shele
Wolverine
Waconia
Max’ Thoma
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