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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1932

Page

2

Local Socials and Visits Fill Weekend in Arlingto

Wadena area notes report multiple visits and calls across families in Davenport Sumner Maynard Guttenberg Elkader and West Union. Neighbors host gatherings at Corkery Dullard Fennell and Jennings homes while Rob Ernst and M. Klingman host guests. several trips to Waterloo Reinbeck New Hampton and Arlington marked by church meetings birthday parties and a Cattle Congress attendance.

Wulff Harry Davenport John Corkery Tom Baldwin John Dullard West Union Robert Klingman Maynard J. E. Klingman Felder Guttenberg Myr Cecil Corkery Bernice Ann Sumner Warren Willerton Cedar Rapids Jack Tobin Vera Mattocks Monticello W. D. Mattocks H. H. Whitcher Lyal Whittenbaugh Manchester Ens Ruth Mattocks Zita Raftis Dundee Art Schroeder George Leonhart Randalia Zenita Hack Ed Gehring Marie Alfred Johnson Elkader Kathleen Corkery Albert Lea Minn Fannie Wilder Oelwein A. G. Herrling Excelsior Springs Herrling Dawson Clark Des Moines Will Peters Clermont M. A. Klingman Fred Ernst Adolph Weber Long Walters Strawberry Point R. C. Clark G. P. Clark Marjorie Ernst Madison Wis Ralph Reed Rob Ernst James Davis Martin Minihan Bert Jennings A. J. Knutson Minihan C. C. Corbin Knutson Joe Molumby Corbin George Kuhnes Donneld Ort Fayette Pearl Sturm Peterson Iowa Lawrence Fennell Loretta Mattocks Hartley Alla Leonhart Georgia Leonhart Independent Telephone Companies Bell Telephone Co Ted Larson Waterloo Joy Jennings Newton Clarence Ewing Ray Cline Grace Cline Glen Hall United Brethren Church Ella Jennings Forest Moore Hazel Moore Marian Davis W. P. Moore Mina Davis Russell Frey J. J. Snyder Elgin Chas. Miller Vern Boleyn Baby Floy Jennings Quincy Ill B. A. Jennings Anna Fennell Emmett Messerli New Hampton Will Fennell Lizzie Moore Arthur Weber Arthur Neema Weber Mary Dick Leonhart Marjorie Herwig Harvesters Ji Richie Frank Raftis Sarah Molumby H. B. Peterman Elizabeth Henry Kuhn Amelia Ana Clarence Nus Arlington la Fonda Gell Genevieve Leon~hart Presbyterian Church Rev Mia HK. 0 Rundell

Wadena School Notes Highlights Perfect Attendance and Activities

Four students earned perfect attendance in the last five weeks while spelling champions included Lee Aeschliman Maxina Bond Blanche Johnson Betty Ruth Johnson and Lucy Jones. Absences due to illness affected Harold Johnson Lessie Jennings and Donald Livingston. The fourth graders explored Congo region animals and tested reading speed with a two minute limit. Third self testing arithmetic drills yielded score nines for Dawson Clark Hazel Chapman Nellie Whittenbaugh and Mary Sniffin. Fifth and sixth graders created stick figure art and next week’s paper My Weekly Readers impressed the students.

John Cook Lee Aeschliman Maxina Bond Blanche Johnson Betty Ruth Johnson Lucy Jones Harold Johnson Lessie Jennings Donald Livingston Congo Africa Yeading Dawson Clark Hazel Chapman Nellie Whittenbaugh Mary Sniffin My Weekly

Local residents gather at neighbors homes this week

Fayette and surrounding area residents hosted and visited family friends. Joe Yates and kin spent Sunday afternoon with Bert Allen. Pearl Shaffer from Duluth visited Bert Allen last Friday and Saturday. Fern Northrup from Clermont spent Saturday with Lyle Wilson. Earl Bennett and family joined Herman Boyer for Saturday evening visits.

Son Joe Yates Fayette Bert’ Allen Pearl Shaffer Duluth Minn Bert Allen Fern Northrup Clermont Lyle Wilson Earl Bennett Herman Boyer Sheldon Boyle Ed Boyle Walter Kohls Mason City Clifton Powell Harry Gilson Vern Northrup Arlington John Wold Gunder Gilson Roble Larson Caledonia Mra H. T.knudtson Roy Leuchtenmacher Rob Wilson D. O. Doan Elgin Doan Henry Matthys Maggie Johnson Randall Wadena John Nydegger

Community companions mark gatherings across Oak Grove

Oak Grove residents recount visits and family events. Henry Hartman and family plus Ed Boyle and John Howard hosted guests. Arthur Patterson and family observed their golden wedding anniversary with relatives present. Several outings, hospital news, and social club gatherings weave through a week of local life.

Henry Hartman Ed Boyle John Howard Harold Bennett Harold Strong Arlington Arthur Patterson Brainard Chas. Peters George Howard Joe Peters Louis Becker Reuben Howard John McAtoon New Hampton Sidney Patterson Amelia Strong Thos Howard Elgin Geo. Howard Herman Boyer George Boyle Frank Boyle Rob, Wilson Math DeSart West Union Ralph Reed Len Reed Ben Brabham Card Club Thomas Margie Dennler Lawrence Welch Enos Howard Eddie Conner Ed Boleyn John Nydegger Walter Kohla Marie Walch Silas Wilson Tim Thoman Indies Tommy Howard

Clermont Library Notes Highlights New Books and Staffing Change

Miss Metta Loomis donated books including Papinis Life of Christ while the Clermont library notes strong circulation and good non fiction. New arrivals feature Rockne Idol of American Football and Gray Caps. Lucian Appelman resigns as book committee chair, with Mrs Len Simek as temporary librarian for three months.

Metta Loomis Clermont Papinis Helen Keller Garman McBride Halliburton Len Simek Appelman

German painter Forte Hofmann and Christ in the Temple

Biblical painter Forte Hofmann born in Darmstadt in 1624 and died in 1902. His popular pictures reflect his illustrative talent and strong idea conceptions of biblical events.

Forte Hofmann Darmstadt

Brown Bear Is King of Alaska's Giant Beasts

The enormous brown bear of Alaska is the largest of the bear family and among the wild animals of the American continents. These bears can reach weights near 2,000 pounds and are noted for their imposing size and ferocity.

Alaska

War Service Exemption for Religious Beliefs Cited

The text argues the U S Constitution does not exempt Christians from armed service and notes WWI exemptions granted to some religious sects whose tenets forbade military duty. The passage discusses the legality and precedent of conscientious objector exemptions in wartime.

United States

Onyx Iz Many States Listed Across US

A catalog lists Onyx iz Many States Onyz across Arizona Arkansas California New Mexico Kentucky Miggouri South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah and Virginia noting broad regional presence and varied usage.

Onyx States Onyz Arizona Arkansas California New Mexico Kentucky Miggouri South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Virginia

Town Name Honors Two Newport News Captains

Two Newport News named for Capt. Newport and Capt. Wiles Newce, with News a corruption of Newce, honoring the two men.

Newport News Capt. Newport Sir Wiles Newce News

Fragmentary land notice references speed limit or mile marker

A damaged OCR fragment mentions land and speed related terms including up to 100 miles and Apiasetice. The readable parts are insufficient for a full notice, but identify a land related item with unspecified details and a numeric value.

Expert Says Diamond Can Make a Hole in Almost Anything

An expert notes a high quality diamond can pierce a wide range of materials, including brittle or hard surfaces, with exceptional precision. The claim spans practical uses and theoretical limits, highlighting the diamond’s uniquely hard structure and potential applications.

London

No Mineral Oil in Soaps Warns Agriculture Dept

The Department of Agriculture states that soaps are not made with mineral oil. Only vegetable and animal fats are used in soap production, clarifying product composition.

Department of Agriculture

Optimism versus hard reality tests in facta

A compact maxim notes optimism remains valuable only when robust enough to face factual world conditions. It contrasts ideal cheer with concrete constraints and suggests resilience under truth.

Boyntons

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America Mushc Virginia Herwig Dick Kennedy Dorothy Minihan Irene Kennedy Raymhond Felder Mary Broughton EL Whitney Sniffin Alo Hinkle Marcia Knutson Vera Voshell Betty Minihan Lucille Welsh Raymond Felder Ivan Flower Betty, Minihan Marian Weber Kenneth Voshell Rita Kennedy Helen Stannard Blanche Whitcher Oak Grove News Clermont Library Notes Criders West Geo. O'Brien Noah Berry Reno Philip Holmes Dorothy Jordan Charles Ruggles Marie Dressler State Bank J. A. Boleyn Elgin, Iowa
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