Elm Grove Gazette Dinner Guests and Visitors List
Elgin area social notes recount dinners and visits across families with many from Minnesota Wisconsin and Iowa. People named include Allen Habeger Gene Habeger Georgia Mae Schori Ella Warton Hilary Woytash and several extended relatives visiting in West Union Fayette Monona and surrounding towns during late summer. The column also notes teaching assignments and seed saving guidance for gardeners.
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Allen Habeger
Gene
J. A. Habeger
Georgia Mae Schori
Minneaplis
Minn
Albert’ Schori
Ella Warton
St. Paul
J.C. ‘Warton
Sunda
H. T. Knudtson
Floyd Knudtson
Marilyn
If Silas Wilson
Marie Grimm
Dubuque
John Gramm
Harold Conner
Richard Gehring
Cedar Rapids
Hilary Woytash
Lawrence Grimm
Mabel Grimm
Chicago
John Grimm
Theresa Woytash
Milton Miller
J. B. Miller
Rudy Yunker
New Glarus
Wis
Wilhelm Tell
Sheldon Boyle
Iowa City
Ed Boyle
Robert Miller
Johnny Joe
Oelwein
Carrie Whitney
Mary Carpenter
Fayette
C. B. Schori
Donald L. Reid
Howard Strong
Mavis Durseher
Walter Durscher
Janice Torkelson
Bonnie Lantz
Shirley Reusser
Verna Grimm
Alice Grimm
Roberta Moshy
Lavern Retz
Patty
Lincoln
Neb
Lena Retz
Max Retz
Arlington
George Vaughn
Chas. O'Neill
Leo Schori
John Yenney, Jr
Waukegan, Til
Barbara Yenney
R. A. Crider
Aulden Oelberg
Beverly
West Union
Harry Johnson
Eldred Dummermuth
Wayne Gilson
Clark Hummel
Frieda Etter
Dorothy Etter
Margroff
John Bente
Merlyn
Waterville
Homer Hill
Kenneth Jenson
Howard Boyle
Eldred Cammermuth
Donald Jenson
Maude Heinan
Patsy
Chas. Copper
Marie Schupbach
Gary Weithorn
Monona
Anna Schupbach
Fred Wede
Marlene
Glendal
Leo Boleyn
Reuben Miller
Homer Dill
John Lint
C. B. Havenstrite
Joan
Waterloo
Albert Schori
Mel Kohler
L. L Kiple
Chas, O'Neill
H. H. Wolf
G. J. Mosby
Harold Albrecht
Walter Falk
Edna Hunsberger
Clinton Derline
Clinton, Jr
Greta
Waseca
Co. Q. Christ
Chris Wenger
Donna
Winfield Masonhall
Postville
J. M. Frey
Wadena
Floyd Arnold
Clark Arnold
Manchester
Chris Schweitzer
Erma Butikofer
Des Moines
Ian Butikofer
B. J. Baumgartner
Louise Baumgartner
P. H. Cashman
Wm. Cashman
Tille Hanson
Elma
Robert Dunham
Green Bay
Ray DeSart
Pete Obe
Dorothy Nourse
Estherville
F. C. Muehlethaler
Ed Schmid
C. J. Mulford
Newcastle
John Tillotson
Tillotson
Fleetwood Miller
Eugene Miller
Kenosha
Albert Schupbach
Ruth
Lena Schupbach
Louis Lehman
Geo, Schupbach
Carol
J. C. Knight
Janesville
Yenney
Crider
Roosevelt in typical pose shown in Soundphoto
A Soundphoto image from Washington D C captures President Roosevelt in a typical pose as he recently addressed the nation. The photo highlights the president in a calm stance during a national broadcast or statement, reflecting the era’s press photography style.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Lutheran Church Services Sunday Schedule
Luther Church announces Norse service at 9 30 and English service at 11 00 on September 13. Pastor Dr S J Strandjord invites all to attend and join in welcoming everyone to each service.
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Marion
Norway
S. J. Strandjord
Methodist Church Activities Schedule and Circles Meet
Sunday worship at 10 with Sunday school at 11. Choir rehearsal Thursday at 7. W S C S to meet Thursday afternoon September 17 in Circle A at Mrs W B Blake Circle B at Mrs Walter Bovis Circle C at Mrs Ethel Kohler Minister Joseph C Warton announces the details.
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W. Br, Blake
Walter Bovis
Ethel Kohler
Joseph C. Warton
Methodists Held Quarterly Conference
The fourth quarterly conference of the Methodist church was held Sunday at 3 p m led by district superintendent Dr H D Temple of Oelwein. Reports show the three churches in healthy condition. Thanks were given to Ray DeSart for funds for a new flag and to the W S C S for the service flag. Rev J C Warton was unanimously invited to serve the parish for a fifth year. Trustees and stewards were elected and committees appointed for the coming church year.
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The
Methodist Church
H.D. Temple of
Oelwein
Ray DeSart
J. C. Warton
Attention Investors Seeks Farms in Fayette County Area
Investors urged to buy farm and good home properties now with several hundred farms for sale in Fayette and surrounding counties. Contact Grether and Corsipius at Elgin and West Union for details.
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Fayette
Grether & Corsipius
Elgin
West Union
Farm Kernel Advice and Market Outlook
The article notes leaf speck disease on tomatoes causing leaf loss and sun scald risk to fruit. Straw gives shade. Cattlemen are advised to favor plain cattle, roughage, and potent supplements over grain. Warns farmers to prepare winter fuel supply amid expected high demand. Ends with call to buy U. S. Defense Bonds and Stamps.
War and Its Rationing Problems
Sugar was first in food rationing and soon we'll be faced with the rationing of meats. These are problems for the food dealers too as much as the consumer. There are still many foods for which you need no rationing card and they're available every day in the week. Our stock will suggest many items for nourishing, well balanced meals and we invite you to stop in when shopping. You'll find it's easier to find suitable foods than you thought possible and the prices are moderate too.
Japanese Foreign Minister Resigns. Tojo Assumes Post
Tokyo reports that Foreign Minister Shigenori Togo has resigned his post. Prime Minister General Hideki Tojo has taken over the portfolio. Togo previously served as ambassador to Berlin and Moscow and was a cabinet member when Japan declared war on the United States.
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Tokyo
Shigenori Togo
Hideki Tojo
Togo
Berlin
Moscow
United States
Storing Summer Garden Produce in Iowa Caves Advised
Letter Iowa warns extensive summer gardens create fall storage needs. Emphasizes cave storage as most effective for vegetables. Encourages farmers to arrange cave storage or use pit barrel or mound methods as less satisfactory. Plans available for 15 cents from Agricultural Extension Service at Ames for 150 to 200 bushel cellar and 250 to 350 bushel potato cellar.
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Victory Garden
Agricultural Extension Service
Ames
Understanding Bushel Capacity For Storing Vegetables
Vegetable storage guidance covers general rules and exceptions. Most vegetables store in a cave at low temperatures with moist conditions to prevent shriveling, while sweet potatoes onions squash and pumpkins prefer moderately cool dry storage. Seed saving notes highlight hybrid corn seeds should not be saved, open pollinated corn and other non hybrids can be saved under isolation and cool dry storage.
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Uncle Sam
U. S
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Hanson
Iowa
Wilson Brothers
the Elgin Clothes Shop
America
Elgin Furniture Store
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Swerl
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