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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1933
Page
8
A 1935 Western Newspaper Union feature lists several sandwich fillings: Morway with tomato, beer, and chadge, Salmon Savory with salmon and eggs, Cucumber and Onion with cucumbers onions and mayo, Olive and Celery with olives celery and mayo, Pige In a Blanket with oysters and bacon. Each suggests bread and spread pairings and a simple preparation outline.
Cheery Valley residents hosted and visited friends and relatives across the region. Fred Reitz and Caroline Weigand returned to La Grange Missouri after a stay here. Several locals spent time with neighbors, including Alma Hanson with Hilder Opsand and Rose Friederich with Mrs. Yestous.
Lucy and Ernest Christen and Clara Muehlenthaler were guests in the Ed Metzger and G Friederich homes. The Dennler and Baumgartner families hosted dinners with relatives visiting from West Union and La Grange. Dairy Cattle Congress attendance and numerous Wednesday or Thursday home visits were noted among Butikofer, Yearous, Bailey, and related households.
A flurry of weekend visits and parties highlighted the Cheery Valley region with guests from West Union Elkader and Volga City. Families including the Rothlisbergers Medberrys and Yearouses hosted relatives and friends while a church party and Cemetery Association meeting were noted.
Sunday afternoon gatherings included Mr and Mrs J F Shaffer hosting a birthday celebration for John Rothlisberger with a picnic supper attended by Ida Mattocks West Union Mrs Will Stirk McCann Lulu Rothlisberger Earl Walter Rothlisberger LeRoy Coronel Fred Rothlisberger Ruth Otis and others. Last Wednesday evening guests at Jerome Yearons home included Lilian Elmer Lucy Ernest Christen Clara Muehlenthaler Cheery Valley and Ray Klingman with baby. A Farm Bureau meeting at the Flying Church is planned for Thursday Oct 12 featuring vocal duet Howard and Forest Staffer Elizabeth Foxwell violin solo Thomas Ogle talk Her Trip to the World Fair Mrs Fremont Ogle and music by the Vagabonds.
Gunder residents T T Loftsgard and family visited in Mrs 8 Sonstegard’s home near St Olaf. John Hellumi and son Kenneth dined with Gil bert Petersons. C K Olson visited Elkader. Marjorie Reierson spent a Cedar Falls day with Elgin high pals. Dorcas Society to meet October 14.
Sage Sophia quips that most husbands resemble meacles and may break out unexpectedly. The remark appears in a cryptic note tied to 38935, Bell Byndiente, attributed to WNU Bergice.
The left hand should push the club back creating an extended left arm that travels back and up in a wide arc. A slow back flow accelerates into the downswing, with the extended left arm delivering most of the swing power to produce greater distance. Golfera advocates forcing the left arm to extend fully for momentum and speed.
A resident recovering after recent operation at the Kirkeberg home shows good progress. Large turnout attended the Gunder school event on Thursday evening with Mrs. Alfred Jepsen winning the ladies prize and Hiram Olson taking the gent’s prize. Mrs. E Guisvig and daughter Violet visited Oelwein on Saturday. Several locals attended the Cattle Congress at Waterloo. Waldo Embertson assists Mrs Philman Embertson of St Olaf with sewing this week. Mrs Embret Guisving and Milo spent last Friday in Cresco.
Mrs Rob Wilson visited last Thursday in the Donald Dean home. Mrs John Howard, Mrs Harold Bennett and Wm Boyle and family spent Friday afternoon in the Ed Boyle home. George Gilson of Epworth and Dorothy Warren of West Union visited in the Harry Gilson home Saturday evening. Ruby Boyle helped her grandmother with house work Saturday. Priscilla Club meeting attended by H T Knudtson in Elgin. Elmer Boyer Margie Barker and Howard Boyle weekend in Waterloo for Dairy Cattle Congress. George Howard and family attended.
Ed Boleyn home hosts a Monday evening party for Dorothy Gilson with family greetings. Weekend visits include George and Wayne Gilson with parents, Jud Conner calling, and various relatives stopping by Neuhenswander and Wilson households. Local ill health noted and farm visits mentioned as part of community notices. Weibel Mill ad offers Bran and Wheat Middlings prices.
Louise Schori spent several days last week and this week visiting in the Edward C. Olsen home near West. The note lists patriotic dates including Constitution Day September 17 Columbus Day October 12 Navy Day October 27 Armistice Day November 11 Lincoln s Birthday February 12 Washington s Birthday February 22 Army Day April 6 Battle of Lexington April 19 Memorial Day May 30 Flag Day June 14 and Independence Day July 4.
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