Local Visitors and Home Guests Across Area
Elgin residents hosted and visited friends and relatives from Decorah Newton Elkader Volga City West Union Hawkeye Oelwein Castalia and Cedar Rapids. The social roundup covers dinners, church events, family visits, anniversaries, and a recent residential move among local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Bauman
Decorah
Charles Burgess
Newton
Kan
Harry Miller
Emma Bishop
Elkader
J. Schricker
Wm. Walthers
Evans
Hans Grether
Fred Falk
la Crosse
Wis
Elgin
Lena Benson
Dena Dummermuth
John Larson
Clermont
Fred Burrow
Hy Ed Wagner
West Uno T. Wa
Freeport
Ill
Carl
Chicago
Hulda Stoehr
C. K. Langsdale
Racine, Wis
Douglas Langsdale
C. L. Young and
Cedar Rapids
Chas, Capper
H. ©. Travis
Helen
Oelwein
D, J. Snyder
Dr. Travis
Gus Krueger
Gus
John Follen
Florence and Cathryn
Volga
Alfred Wenger
Mabel
Alfred Holzer
Meyer
Hattie McKellar
Lawrence McKellar
McKellar
Mabel Grover
Dilla Baldwin
Clara
Castalia
Orlando Schopp
C. B. Schori
West Union
Rex
Clyde Blunt
S. E. Creiglow
Mary Norton
Allen Leichty
Waterloo
Rosa Muehlethaler
Iowa News And Views Snippets On Bell Pranks And Local Wit
A 1848 tale unfolds of Parson Hummer, a bell theft and the Mormon salvage to Salt Lake City. Taxing talk follows of Des Moines campaigns, Leif Erickson Day, carillon concerts, junk dealers, and wartime scrap iron. Notables include James R. Smith’s clan, Carl W. Strom’s Vancouver post, and Iowa’s archives boast a Macaulay manuscript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Hummer
Keokuk
J. W. Margave
Margavet
Parson Hummer
Iowa River
Rapid Creek
Brigham Young
Salt Lake City
Utah
Iowa City
Apostle Young
Iowa
Moora
George Yewell
Yewell
America
Des Moines
Leif Erickson
Decorah
Dc. K. Preus
Luther College
Ed M. Smith
Madisonian
Kamil Lefevere
Bernard School
Mechlin
Belgium
Riverside Church
New York City
Iowa State College
Carilon
Davenport
Theresa Thelken
University of Iowa
James R. Smith
Madrid
Arthur Middleton
South Carolina
R. A. Stumbo
Near Ogden
Towa
Mussolini
Italy
New York
J. B. Wood
Lennox
Webb Miller
Malvern
Association Press
Ethiopia
London
Associated Press
State Works Progress Administration
Carl W. Strom
Vancouver
British Columbia
Canada
Boone County
Cave J. McFarland
McFarland
R. M. Hughes
State Board of Education
Norway's Storthing distribution and rail battles
The BIERMANN NEWS LETTER notes inequities in Norway's constitution granting farmers two thirds of Storthing seats, Oslo underrepresented, and Labor governing with 69 of 150. It explains government ownership of railroads, costly mountain roadbeds, and buses drawing passenger business, plus a visit to Hitra where a farmer-fisherman cites reliance on American corn and tariffs on fish markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
Labor Party
Norway
Storthing
Fagernes
Interdependence of Global Prosperity Through Trade
A reader notes how worldwide prosperity hinges on international trade. He cites Norway’s car imports as American products creating jobs and demand for agricultural goods in the Fourth District of Town. Heleen Scholz visited Cedar Falls with Harriet Peterson, who recovered to resume teaching on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdom of
Norway
Fourth District
Heleen Scholz
Cedar Falls
Harriet Peterson
Miss Peterson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albert Bulikoter
Elgin Echo
Tip
Poland
Lyrenki
Edwin Krueger
News and Views
State
Macaulay
England
William Bass
Randolph
Nebraska
Kansas
Biermann
Trondhjem
Hitra
Fair Grounds Pavilion
L. Lehman & Son
Milki
Sammy
Schori & Kuster Lumber Company
Elgin, Iowa
Licourr & Mivuns Topacco Co