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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1951
Page
8
The Syria Myria Community Church lists Sunday school at 10 15 a m worship at 11 15 a m and Youth Fellowship at 7 30 p m this coming Sunday. Local residents report visits, hospital updates, and family gatherings across West Union Oelwein Cascade Castalia Dubuque and Cedar Rapids with multiple relatives hosting guests and attending events.
The Marion Dorcas Society meets Saturday October 20 in church parlors with hosts Morris Henry Nyhns P K Peterson Harvey Anderson and Morris Amundson. Dr S J Strandford called on Friday at T J Olson home. Visitors to Otto Gisleson home included Louis Rossa and Kenneth Anderson families. Various Sunday dinners and visits are listed for local families including Olson Lands gard Lindy Mark IshfAter Becker Reierson Loftsgard and others with trips to Cedar Rapids Prairie du Chien and Osage noted.
The Cheery Valley News notes visits across St. Olaf Elkader and nearby homes including Butikofer Dennler Christ en families with Sunday dinners. Local birthdays celebrated for Mrs Chase and Mrs Hanson. Neighbors group met Oct 9 with Dennier Dennier and others hosting and planning charity outreach for Christmas.
Drove to Mason City Thursday morning. From there Mr Nickels left to go to Rio Falls Texas where he will help build the Falcon. Dam Gayle and Carol Nickels spent the weekend in the Will Chase home. Volga were business callers in Waterloo last Monday.
Mr and Mrs George Craft of Wisconsin spent a few days at Brainard visiting relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Herman Boyer and Stanley were weekend guests at the Ira Cherry home in Davenport. Visitors at the Mrs Chloa Lyon home Saturday were the Wm Nutting family of West Union.
Hog marketings rise from last year while late summer opinions urge fall preparation for windbreak planting. The report stresses paint labels as guides, water in poultry rations, corn feeding value, and profitability of pigs farrowed before September. Cattle slaughter under federal inspection in August fell 11 percent year over year. Fertilizer supplies are expected to fall short of demand, and fall plowing enables earlier garden access next spring.
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