Pipe Dreams and War Chest Worries Spotted at Lunch Counter
A columnist notes sales pitches that tempt with low prices prove nothing about quality and urges delivering real results. He recalls war chest solicitors at a lunch counter and jokes about toppers, fall weather, and locals touring NE Iowa, while urging restraint and fairness in giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Chest
Token Argentinian Echoes In A Curious Tale
A garbled clipping recounts a string of disparate items from an Argentina newspaper. It touches on veterinary humor, a Postville butcher ad declaring Sunday closures, prayers for returning boys, a hunting for a wife misread as pistol packing, and prices and wages in Argentina.
Echoes of 1918: influenza delays and hometown updates
In October 1918 notes, Mr and Mrs Albert Schori drive to Mt Vernon to fetch daughters Georgia May and Frances Skarshaug from Cornell.Influenza declines alter plans as girls stay. Bill Miller finishes school at Kelly Field awaiting call to service. Ed Grimm returns from Camp Dodge with news of George sick with pneumonia after flu. Mrs Geo Vaughn returns from Mason City with husband, who stays for a brick project in Festina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Schori
Mt. Vernon
Georgia May
Frances Skarshaug
Cornell College
Kelly Field
Texas
Bill” Miller
Elgin
Ed Grimm
Camp Dodge
Rose Butikofer
George
Geo. Vaughn
Mason City
Mr. Vaughn
Festina
Cub Scouts Pack 53 Holds First Fall Meeting
Cub Scout Pack No 53 met at the schoolhouse Monday night with Cub Master Dr H H Wolf in charge. Dens and den chiefs were named with Mrs H H Wolf and Mrs Donald Gilson as den mothers. Silver and gold awards went to Darwin Gilson Leo Schori Jr Bobby Helms and Burton Wolf. October project includes bird feeders and collecting waste paper, cartons and rags to fund uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Wolf
den No
Lloyd Capper
Robert Helms
Burton Wolf
Mahlon Lantz
Den
George Howard
Burnell Benson
Clarence Ruckdaschel
Darwin Gilson
Bobby Boleyn
Frieden elected buttermaker at West Union from Charlotte
Frieden of Charlotte was elected Saturday by the West Union Farmers Creamery Co board to fill the buttermaker vacancy caused by Donald Neumann's resignation. He previously spent seven years as a helper at the Elgin creamery and has served as Charlotte buttermaker in Clinton county for nearly two years. Frieden and his wife will move to West Union after he secures a release from his current post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleet Frieden
Charlotte
West Union Farmers Creamery Co
Donald Neumann
Frieden
Elgin Creamery
Clinton County
West Union
Argo-Gazette
Cheery Valley Social Roundup Brightens Weekend Visits
The Cheery Valley community reports a flurry of visits and hospitality. Orlin Mason and Howard Mason hosted and hosted guests from West Union Pocahontas and Dubuque. Families including the Meisners Christen and Schreiner shared meals and birthdays, while many others dropped by the Martin Hanson and Dennler homes for dinners and Sunday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlin Mason
Geo. Leuchtenmacher
Oelwe
Amanda Olson
Pocahontas
Orlin. Mason
Howard Mason
West Union
Francis Meisner
Harold Meisner
Clayton Schreiner
Gladys Hanson
Alibert Gatzke
Dubuque
Fred Burrow
Frank Christen
John Christen
Martin Hanson
Thos
Ronald
Walter Mitts
Archie Howard
Roger
Billy
Patsy
Minihan
Ben Dennler
Jake Lehman
Ida Christen
George
Leo
Lavern Dennler
Jake Dennler
Ernest Christen
Jacob
Lucy Christen
Ira Olson
St. Olaf
Gladys
Robert Hanson
Marion
Elizabeth Butikofer
Lucy
Wood chopping aid noted in small community item
Mrs Herold Melaner assisted her mother Mrs Adeline Friederich with meal preparation for a group of wood choppers. Frida Severalen was present and helped, though details of the gathering and exact roles remain limited.
Town ration calendar details through 1944 inspection periods
A wartime notice outlines class A through G ration timelines and coupon validity. It specifies third inspection periods for Class A through Oct 31 and through March 31 for Class A 1944, fourth period for Class C through Nov 30, and six monthly or 5000 mile rules for commercial tires. Gasoline coupons update with new issues valid through dates, sugar and blue stamps validity, and Book 3 usage with signing required before Book 4. It notes home canning limits and the need to endorse steel plate license numbers on coupons.
Family history notes mark eight decades of births during wars
A raw fragment outlines eight decades of births in Corydon and nearby areas tied to fathers serving in wars. It recalls Judge Evans born during Civil War service, James Evans Cooney Jr during World War II, and other family milestones. Also mentions local moving patterns and a selfbuilt poultry house saving money, using lumber from home trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Judge Evans
Hiram Evans
General Grant
James Evans Cooney, Jr
James D. Cooney
Army Air Corps
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Elgin Echo
R. P. Strauch
Tte County
Iowa
Rich
Pipe Dreams
Waterloo
California
Towa
Postville
Argentina
Lan Argentina
Louis F. Weaver
Garner
Heinz
Cheery Valley
Echo-Enterprise
Elgin, Iowa
Va Mily
Parm
L. G. Kinsinger
Grundy Center
Vin
Kinsingers
Ed Schultz
Churchtown
Elgin State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Capital
Cargill
Midwest
Ingre
Capper Hatchery
DIAL